All in 2BT Podcast
After a slew of high profile guests on the show, Dan & Phil decided to close the 2BT studio doors sharply in the face of a herd of divarish celebrities clamoring to be interviewed. You see, a rant was long overdue and a new No Guest episode was definitely needed. So sit back, empty your wallets temporarily so you can relate to the 2 Broke Twimbos and enjoy the new podcast.
Like a train with no brakes and no Bruce Willis in sight, you can't stop the disaster that is 2 Broke Twimbos. We bring to you another episode fresh out the poverty factory, this time with Zimbabwe's own multiple award-winning Buffalo Souljah. For those of you that can afford satellite TV, you no doubt have seen his videos receiving good rotation on the music stations, the rest of us have probably heard his music playing in the kombis. Also in studio was Buff's manager Kamu Phiri.
Much like a mangy stray dust-coloured dog that gobbled up the piece of pie you mistakenly dropped to the ground after stealing it, 2 Broke Twimbos keeps coming back. And today we bring you some pearls, nuggets, gems and mealie kernels of wisdom from someone who knows a lot about the entertainment business in Africa. Her name is Phiona Okumu, and attached to her name is the influence associated with being the Editor of AfriPOP! Magazine and African music curator for The Guardian among many other things.
Yes yes ya’ll that is right. 2 Broke Twimbos are back with another episode and this time we managed to fool/coax/beg one of Ghana’s and indeed Africa’s finest lyricists – M.anifest into the studio for an hour long sit down with us.
Like that annoying guy that keeps calling despite your best efforts to avoid him the 2 Broke Twimbos are knocking at your gate once again. In our latest episode we speak to the eclectic Hip Hop-Dance-Electro-Rock fusion trio known as The Monkey Nuts
Fellow comrades and non-receivers of vehicular gifts, the 2 Broke Twimbos are back once again to knock down global ignorance with the sledgehammer of podcasting! This week, the pair discuss the terrible tragedy of the Kariba Ferry, the ongoing InDrive wars between Harare City Council and e-hailing service users, Thomas Mapfumo beefing with his nephew, why we’re still going to have to go through the humiliation ritual of applying for visas, and how to tell if this was written by AI or not. Enjoy!