Emmy and Bafta-award nominated actor Paapa Essiedu discusses his impressive body of work and the upcoming second series of the Lazarus Project. The hosts also share their food preferences and talk about glugging water and warm bread with condiments. They explore their dream menu, focusing on a taco al pastor from Mexico City, and debate whether plantains belong in savory dishes or desserts. They discuss chocolate preferences, the origins of Lloyd Grossman's sauce, funny encounters and mistaken identities, and their love for frozen cocktails.

Paapa Essiedu, an award-winning actor known for his work in "I May Destroy You" and "The Lazarus Project," shares profound insights on navigating grief after losing both parents by age 20. He discusses how sadness shapes our authenticity and the role of spirituality in defining goodness. Paapa courageously addresses racial profiling in acting and emphasizes channeling anger into empowerment. Their candid dialogue beautifully weaves themes of vulnerability, mental health, and the transformative power of friendship, making for a thought-provoking discourse.

This week features Saoirse Ronan, acclaimed actress known for her diverse roles, and Paapa Essiedu, a talented actor discussing the intricacies of film character dynamics. They dive into their gripping drama, 'The Outrun,' detailing Ronan's challenging depiction of recovery from addiction. The conversation reveals insights into their characters' chemistry and the influence of Stephen Graham on Ronan's performance. Mark adds a sharp critique of the much-anticipated but underwhelming 'Megalopolis,' making for a thought-provoking listen!