The 2 Broke Twimbos are back with the first episode of 2023, but the mood is low because we've lost our favourite doctor and yours, the voice behind Mental Wellness Mondays Dr Nyarai Paweni. Dan & Phil spend some time remembering what an amazing human being she was before getting into an interview with Botswana rising sensation Jordan MoOzy. There's a lot to catch up on, and a lot to remember. It feels like it's just last year, part 2 sigh. Enjoy!
This week on 2BT , Phil is riding solo while Dan prepares for his impending nuptials. On the episode, he catches up with ASAPH to discuss his new DefJam Africa deal, what it means for his career and the release of his new Big Mhofu EP.
In this episode Dan, Phil and Dr Nyarai sit down with Dr Nkululeko Dewa who is an Addiction Counsellor in the area of Multiple species Pathology and diagnostics dealing with (Drug and substance research.) He is also the Founder and CEO Inner-city Mission Zimbabwe & International Wellness Centre in Ruwa, Zimbabwe. Doctor Dewa assists a lot of people who are challenged with drug addiction at his Rehabilitation Centre.
This week on Mental Wellness Mondays we have Mr Tinotenda Phillip Gwitima who is a Mental Health Advocate who founded the online Mental Health Platform - Rupasa: A Place to Talk in his native country of Zimbabwe. The online platform strives to create a safe space for people to share their experiences around mental health as well as to help educate people and spread awareness on Mental Health.
Comrades, deep in #DecemberInZim we bring you an episode of your favourite podcast that has survived the fall of Twitter. Dan & Phil pay tribute to Takeoff and those we've lost, they spend some time I-told-you-so-ing about Crypto, take a look at awards season for the Zim Hip Hop Awards & GRAMMYs and discuss marketing and clubs kicking out mbingas. there's new music too! Enjoy!
‘Ello there fellow innits and +44s! As of next week, this podcast will be focused solely on the care worker industry, with tips and tricks on how best to get a geriatric patient to stop calling you slurs while you try to give her medication. Until then, our dialogue is focused on the riveting topics of streaming services, bad reviews about sadza spots in Harare, why artists can't get paid for their work, and upcoming events.