My fellow Zimbabweans, it is with a heavy heart that I must announce to you all that we are still broke. But we as the patrons of struggle are comforted in the knowledge that you as our unfortunate readers and listeners are also reduced to such desperate measures as to look for our brand new podcast. While Phil languishes in misery in some South African prison, Danny managed to sit with one of the increasingly influential names in African music production, Mr Kamera.
Strugglers, men, women, and country folk lend me your data bundles as we deliver another incredible podcast episode to you! This week, Phil is still avoiding Home Affairs in South Africa and somehow managed to rope in Hip Hop heavyweight, TV presenter and producer Tebogo Thekisho more commonly known as ProVerb.
Comrades after what may seem like eternity for some ( in actuality it was a few weeks) , your gran’s favourite podcast is back. In our first episode since winning our very unexpected ZIMA award we are back with an incredible interview with one of Zimbabwe’s most famous exports – Miss Vimbai Mutinhiri.
It’s the most wonderful time of the year!! Not because of the holidays , no no no not at all strugglers. It is because your aunt’s second favourite podcast is currently in the middle of a media blitz with a flurry of new content.
Just like that herpes on your lip, you thought you'd got rid of us when you hadn't seen us for weeks, only for us to reappear just in time to ensure you don't get your New Year's kiss. Yup, after a bit of a brief hiatus, we bring you a fresh new episode!
We've got good news and bad news. The good news - BRAND NEW EPISODE OF YOUR FAVOURITE PODCAST! The bad news - it's the last official episode of the year... (note we said "official") Still still, Dan & Phil catch up and compare notes after watching the Diddy documentary, analyze Spotify Wrapped, explore the implications of the Netflix deal for Warner Bros, with the Paramount counter-bid and more! Enjoy!