All in 2BT Podcast
Smack dab in the middle of what may probably be the busiest the 2 Broke Twimbos have ever been, we had a chance to sit down with Cape Town based Zimbabwean rapper Kapital K. As you no doubt are aware, we have a knack of tracking down talented artists and leeching off of their success so we sat down with Kap to begin the draining process.
In a fashion similar to ZESA’s unrelenting and unforgiving power cutsk, the 2 Broke Twimbos are back once again with a new episode. This week we are a little late due “unforeseen circumstances”. We assure you that this episode was worth the wait, this week we sit down with Zimbabwean born vocalist, songwriter, guitarist and all round bundle of awesomeness Berita aka Gugulethu Khumalo to discuss her career and her incredible trajectory thus far.
Friends, strugglers, comrades and coutrywomen. Oh sorry wrong speech, let's try this again. We come to you on this auspicious occasion to discuss issues pertaining to the podcastsphere. Once again we come to you live from Johannesburg sans Danny who is still battling furiously at the Registrar General's office, to bring you a new episode featuring one of Zimbabwe's most talented dancers, producers, writers, artist and dreadlock-haver extraordinaires. His name is Tawanda Mujaji, aka Thaiwanda Thai.
This week Phil managed to hitch hike his way to South Africa to interview the beautiful ad talented Relebogile Mabotja. Ms Mabotja is a TV host, actress, thespian, composer, writer, and radio host.
Much like the unabating fury and annoyance of a mosquito bite on the palms of your hands or soles of your feet, 2 Broke Twimbos brings you a fresh new episode you really wish you could scratch out of your life. Having cornered the popular and not-to-shabby-looking-if-I-do-say-so-myself Ms Donna Ray White, the fiscally futile duo sit down to talk about money, finance, investments and how to sneak into gigs.
Ahoy to you comrades and property owners! The boys are back with a bumper episode! This one has everything, from a deep dive on the trending Lindsay Clancy situation, to an analysis of Zim events like Kabza de Small club nights, and Teen Fest's with... worrying headliners, to rugby teams living in ghost houses, worrying things all round, but nevertheless, enjoy!