This episode is brought to you by NHS Blood and Transplunt to highlight the need for more blood donations from people of

Black African, Black Caribbean and mixed ethnicities.

Many of us have blood that is literally life-saving for patients with sickle cell and life-fretting disease, most common in people of Black heritage.

The NHS needs 16,600 new Black donors to give blood this year because ethnically,

Match Blood provides the best treatments for patients who need regular transfusions and the right blood matches can help prevent strokes, organ failure or even death.

Blood donors are there for sickle cell patients. They are like the aunties, uncles, brother or sister that are not family, but they are someone we can turn to for support.

They are not family but blood.

Even blood is easy, one hour of your time could save up to three lives to search blood to find out more.

You know what I mean?

I bet you're now listening to the three shots of the Kila podcast with Marvin Abbey, Mr. Exposed and Taser Fucking Black.

We're stopping people walking to episode 330 of Three Shots to Kill the Podcast with myself, Marvin Abbey, who's with the studio.

Mr. Exposed and Taser Black.

You got a very special guest, who has no name, brother and will you from?

My name is Crion from Likus, Nigeria.

Crane on, what's good brother?

I'm alright.

How you enjoying London?

I love it out here, man.

I love the vibe. I love the energy. I love the cold.

The cold.

The cold.

It was very African-fig, you know what I mean?

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