The Spousal Funds Squad Episode
In a world on the verge of collapse, you know you can count on the new episode of 2 Broke Twimbos to arrive, boxed, and delivered by a flamboyant wedding planner. Dan & Phil are joined by Dr. Nyarai of Wired 2 Love & Thrive as well as music therapist Mel Matsinhe for an ear-opening discussion of overcoming depression with music. The pair also discuss finances in Zimbabwean marriages, tagging celebrities in mean tweets, and answer the question: How many backups must you have when you’ve created content with Beyonce? An in-depth review of The Suicide Squad is followed by a music review, enjoy!
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Timestamps:
03:45 - Finances in marriages
20:10 - Coronawatch
24:41 - Speech & Prize-Giving Day
30:30 - Mental Health Segment - Music Therapy with Mel Matsinhe
67:12 - AKA vs Cassper Nyovest and The Braai Show followup
72:02 - Zimbabwe vs Khloe Kardashian
78:21 - The Suicide Squad Review
96:22 - Busiswa doesn’t back up her songs with Beyonce
101:22 - Music Review: Tanto Wavie, Kae Chaps, Holy Ten, Enzo Ishall, Blxckie, Tytan, Thaiwanda Thai
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Fear not, ye may celebrate anon for a brand new episode of thine favourite podcast arriveth. Dan & Phil introduce theme songs for the podcast in various genres, using their keen musical ears and creative abilities before delving into the discussions you know and love them for, like who’s winning the hip-hop beef (for only 15min I promise), Taylor Swift’s incredible first week of her album, women’s sport and the pay discrepancy, and a recap of the weekend’s activities like Unplugged. Of course, tech is ombudsed, and music is played.