After a super short hiatus, the 2 Broke Twimbos are back with another episode of your favourite episode, minted into a gold coin to preserve your value! Dan & Phil catch up on recent activities, including Unplugged, The Vic Falls Marathon etc. Also… who should open for Rick Ross? And is Toni Braxton getting rich off Burna Boy? All these questions answered and more! New music too, enjoy!
This week on Mental Wellness Mondays we have Suraiya Essof who is an Industrial Psychologist and Educator. She is also the founder and director of Kites for Peace, a global recreational movement for social change and the co-founder and coordinator of the Zimbabwe Cares Network, a network of over 150 community organizations in Zimbabwe.
Comrades! it’s our 300th episode! Can you imagine that! Of course, we still have news, a review of the Redefined Concert where Nutty O played with the big boys Jah Prayzah & Winky D, and new music, but the main thing is it’s our 300th episode! Also, there’s a conspiracy! But mainly… 300!!!
This week on Mental Wellness Mondays, Dan, Phil and Dr Nyarai invite Thandi Masuku who is Johnson & Johnson’s Head of Human Resources South Africa. She is the person responsible for building the People Strategy within J&J South Africa.
For this special episode, we are joined by Namibian artist and Doctor - Lioness. In the chat with Dan and Phil, we talk about her career, tackling language barriers across Africa, the struggles of breaking out as a Namibian artist and how they echo the same struggles Zimbabwean artists have, her new EP, and more.
Just in time for (some of) your long weekend, the pugnacious pair return for a brand new episode of your favourite podcast that has been allowed through the Straight of Hormuz straight to your government-issued addiction device. Dan & Phil discuss why promoters still book Kelvin Momo, the ultra-high stakes KitKat heist, Pooh Shiesty handling a contract dispute, the only way that works with Gucci Mane, A Nigerian King of East London in South Africa??? and why we keep booking South African amapiano acts for Zimbabwean music festivals. Enjoy!