'Diddy' cleared of sex trafficking and racketeering but guilty on other charges

Neda Tawfiq, a BBC correspondent, dives into the dramatic trial of Sean 'Diddy' Combs, discussing his exoneration from serious charges while still being convicted for prostitution-related offenses. She reflects on the courtroom's emotional atmosphere and how these legal issues might shape Diddy's legacy in hip-hop. In a lighter twist, the conversation also touches on fascinating topics like eating foie gras in space and the intriguing project that turns moth behavior into music, highlighting the connection between art and declining biodiversity.