Hello Comrades welcome back to the only podcast that has instructed you to go see Victor! This week Dan is away in a foreign land so Phil is riding solo with. a very special guest - cultural and creative curator, and media practitioner than Plot Mhako!
The 2 Broke Twimbos are back! Sorry for the long silence, there's a saying in Shona, loosely translated to "There were happenings!" In this bumper episode, Dan & Phil delve deep into fun and light issues such as the fundamentals of human morality, the insidious creep of capitalism and... Beyonce. Dan & Phil have opinions about Elsa Majimbo's expose on Naomi Campbell (A Patreon exclusive), they use their expertise to explain the copyright issues with Jah Signal, Winky D and more, and they review new music like Holy Ten's new album Risky Life 2. It's good to be back, enjoy!
To everyone neck-deep in Decembering, Dan & Phil love you so much, they've brought you the last live-recorded episode of the year. Strap in for a quick breakdown of the story with Jonathan Majors, a detailed review of the Zim Hip Hop Awards courtesy of Lady K, and a rant about KFC and neighbourhoods. Enjoy
The 2 Broke Twimbos are back! Ok we get it Phil, you went to Hey Neighbour. Other stuff is also happening, like the African Spelling Bee, The Jonathan Majors Case and people coming back from the diaspora... through the airport. Shenanigans aplenty, enjoy!
Surprise! Phil isn't around so Dan coerced another cohost to ensure consistency. And these are the results. Sorry in advance. Captain Awesome has some... takes. And brings out the worst in Dan. Enjoy!
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!