All in 2BT Podcast
Dan & Phil are back again with a brand new episode recorded from an undisclosed location currently being disputed in court. This week, there are some questions about Vic Falls Carnival, some opinions about when an idea is stolen, and some celebrations about Ed Sheeran being able to continue making music. There's a whole lot more too, ooh and a bumper selection of new music too! Enjoy!
The 2 Broke Twimbos have landed another immense interview. One of Africa's biggest names in music, and the legend who's had a dominant career since his smash hit African Queen, 2Baba. Joining him is the producer on fire, recording artist in his own right, and now, major music executive, Larry Gaaga. A great conversation that shows the friendship between the two, as well as their coming together to form the group known as Kabal. Enjoy!
It's a return to Mental Wellness Mondays, this time with Dr Olga Nel. Dr Nel, a registered clinical psychologist, helps Dan & Phil unpack the loss of Dr Nyarai Paweni in this episode. Thank you to Wired to Love & Thrive for assisting us too.
AI's aggressive takeover of all sentient life marches inexorably on, and the 2 Broke Twimbos are determined to put out as many human podcasts as possible before that happens. There's stuff to talk about, Jonathan Majors, fake Drake songs, Nadia Nakai being starved in Harare, Scammers being arrested and leaving rent unpaid for many bad bads. There's really really good music too! Enjoy.
Dan & Phil have been fans of the Private Affairs Podcast, a fictional story about Zimbabweans living and dating in the diaspora. What could go wrong right? The 2 Broke Twimbos got to sit with the show’s creator and producer, Christine “Kix” Mwaturura, as well as one of the cast members, Garikai Jani, who plays Tonde & PJ. Some great discussions ensue, this one is a bonus, enjoy!
Brand new episode of your favourite podcast whose price is unaffected by global conflict. Dan & Phil return for an in-person episode where they celebrate Zimbabwean footballers (It's Maswanhise AGAIN!) and African musicians, analyze comedians for cultural accuracy (Learnmore Jonasi is mega-trending and Lebo M is not happy) and review Zimbabwe's biggest awards ceremony NAMA 24 2026! Also, RIP Showmax. Enjoy!