Show Notes
Comedian Opey Olagbaju joins Devon on the show this week to speak on Wale’s lyricism, ride for Lupe Fiasco, and defend his Android usage.
Opey Olagbaju is a stand-up comedian born in Nigeria and raised in Washington, DC. Opey was named as one of Time Out Magazine’s “Favorite Comedians on the Rise in 2025,” and has performed at the Netflix is a Joke Festival, Moontower Comedy Festival and Just For Laughs festival. In 2023, he was named one of the "Comics you Should and Will Know in 2023" by Vulture.
Opey has written for shows on CBS, Comedy Central, and Netflix, and appeared on CBS's After Midnight and as a performer in Hulu's This Fool.
Host and Executive Producer: Devon Walker
Executive Producer: Lauren Mandel
Producer: Carmen Carigan
Engineer: Spotify Studios LA
Editor: Nicole Lyons
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