Daytime on Gospel

A life-changing opportunity sounds exciting—but what if accepting it meant leaving your family, friends and everything familiar behind? Would you take the leap and embrace a new beginning, or stay close to the people and place that feel like home? Ibe and Theo discuss this big decision on Daytimes.

We all love the convenience of a voice note—but at what point does it stop being a quick message and become a podcast? On Daytimes with Ibe GiantKiller, we asked: How long is too long for a voice note—and when should it become a phone call? Premier Gospel presenter Theo Manderson joined me to share his thoughts as we tackled one of those modern-day communication dilemmas we can all relate to.

There was a time when friends and family could simply knock on the door and be welcomed in. These days, an unexpected visitor might have us turning down the television, staying very quiet and pretending nobody’s home! So, have surprise visits become rude—or do we miss the spontaneity and connection of the old days? I’m joined by my special guest Jess for a lively conversation about boundaries, hospitality and whether people should always call before turning up.

With children spending more time online, parents naturally want to protect them—but should that include checking their phones? On Daytimes with Ibe GiantKiller, parent Ashauna joined the conversation to discuss how families can balance children’s safety and privacy without damaging trust.

What would you do if a friend was making a serious mistake? Ibe GiantKiller is joined by Max and Lydia from Saturday Breakfast on Premier Christian Radio to discuss whether true friendship means speaking an uncomfortable truth—even if it risks the relationship—or knowing when to stay out of it.

We’ve all sent a message and wondered why the reply is taking so long—but does anyone really owe us an immediate response? I was joined by my special guest Jess, who heads up digital content at Premier, for a lively conversation about messaging etiquette, personal boundaries and whether leaving someone on read is actually rude. Come along for the ride!

When you’re starting something new, should you share your plans or keep them quiet until things are moving? Inspirational speaker, pastor, TED speaker and transformational life coach Ricardo Erasmus joins Ibe GiantKiller to share his wisdom on moving forward with confidence and discernment.

Premier is partnering with London City Mission to encourage Christians across the UK to pray for our capital and support the work happening across London. Ibe spoke with Olly Sherwood about the campaign and how you can get involved.

Gospel artist Imrham drops by to talk Mobo Nomination, Red carpet and future Aspirations

Just before my show on Premier Gospel, I joined Chantelle live on air, and she asked the question people always want to know — “Where did the name GiantKiller come from?”

Stefan Brown stopped by Afternoons with Ibe to share the heart behind his brand-new EP Freedom — but his journey runs deeper than just new music. From drummer to dynamic worship leader, the London-born creative has quietly become one of the UK gospel scene’s most influential voices, serving artists across the nation and leading worship movements that are shaping a generation. With a fresh, modern-gospel sound and a passion for prayer and consecration, Stefan’s music isn’t just heard — it’s felt.

When Ian Green joined Afternoons with Ibe, he brought more than industry stories. Known for working with global icons and leading UK gospel artists, Ian shared powerful testimonies — including a striking story involving a Hollywood actress — reminding listeners that faith can move just as strongly behind the scenes as it does on the stage.

Gospel singer Natalie Okri joined Premier Gospel as a guest presenter alongside Ibe Giantkiller—then dropped a surprise. Live on air, she revealed her recent engagement, sharing the full, heartfelt story with listeners in a joyful, unforgettable moment.

On Afternoons with Ibe on Premier Gospel, Ibe spoke with Action Jackson about motivation, faith, and responsibility. He challenged passive thinking, emphasised action over inspiration, and encouraged listeners to move with God, build resilience, and take intentional steps toward lasting personal growth

Gospel rapper DC3 lit up Premier Gospel Studios, joining Afternoons with Ibe to announce his MOBO Awards nominations for Best Newcomer and Best Gospel Act. Known for bold faith, sharp lyricism, and infectious energy, DC3 is fast becoming one of the UK’s most exciting gospel voices.