PodHouse Conversations

Fair warning: Yung Verbal was late. Bomb$hell was not happy. He put himself on blast within the first thirty seconds. That's the kind of episode this is.When Shells sits down, it feels like two people who go way back just talking. No polish, no PR version of the story.A career that was never just about the music. And an origin story most people haven't heard.This is that conversation.

Namibia stand up!! In this beautiful episode, Yung Verbal sits down with the multi-talented Namibian rapper, Lioness. They discuss her dedication to high-quality music videos, including the story behind her song "Piano" with Gazza, which she almost didn't release. Lioness opens up about her creative evolution, the pressures of the industry, and how she balances her music career with her profession as a doctor. She also shares insights from her recent tour and reveals which of her songs, "Dreams," is the most personal to her.

In this high-energy episode of PodHouse Conversations, host Yung Verbal sits down with the unstoppable Nomfundo Yekani - a South African rapper and all-round entertainer who’s proving that nothing can hold her back.From sneaking into auditions at just 16, to chasing dreams in modeling, TV presenting, sports shows, and finally carving her lane in hip-hop — Nomfundo’s story is one of resilience, raw talent, and relentless belief in herself.She opens up about: • Her early love for entertainment and TV presenting. • The big break moments (including MTV’s VJ search). • How lockdown unlocked her rap career. • Writing her own bars and evolving from The Alpha EP to her latest projects. • Why she won’t “dumb it down” for the industry. • Her big goalsTwo crazy minds in the same room. 🔥 Pure vibes. Pure honesty. Pure inspiration.

Join Verbal in Namibia for an unforgettable adventure — from breathtaking landscapes and rich culture to the best food and a taste of Namibian nightlife. 🌍🔥

In this powerful episode of PodHouse Conversations, host Yung Verbal sits down with Namibian multi-hyphenate Luis Munana—model, media mogul, cartoon creator, fashion week founder, and Forbes 30 Under 30 alum.Luis shares his incredible journey from a pastor’s kid studying accounting to becoming a continent-shaping creative entrepreneur. From Big Brother Africa to launching Waka Waka Moo (a globally syndicated African kids’ show), to founding MTC Windhoek Fashion Week, Zuriel fashion brand, a private school, and even his own MCC champagne Razul—this is a masterclass in vision, hustle, and purpose.This episode is packed with FREE game: insight on building legacy, navigating black tax, unlocking African identity through storytelling, and why introverts can still change the world. Expect laughter, honesty, big lessons—and of course, NAN!Don’t miss this inspiring story of how one Namibian creative took local dreams to the global stage.

In this Rare Conversation hosted by Chilu Lemba shot on location at Urban Hotel in Lusaka, we sit down with Zambian cultural icon Pontiano Kaiche - a man whose legacy spans music, folklore, comedy, and civil engineering (yes, really).From his early days forming bands in school and singing in pubs in the UK, to sharing stages with legends and reshaping Zambia’s music landscape, Pontiano shares an unfiltered account of his journey. He recalls how a moment of courage in Kent led him to embrace his African sound, how mentorship with Teddy Chilambe shaped his path, and how his music dismantled the Rhumba wave in Zambia.More than a musician, Pontiano is a storyteller who turns every performance into a heartfelt experience. He opens up about identity, artistic discipline, and what today’s Zambian artists can learn from cultural authenticity.Expect wisdom, laughter, and unforgettable anecdotes—including how he unknowingly influenced a young Chilu’s approach to music planning on a flight to Johannesburg decades ago.🎙️ This is not just a podcast—it’s a time capsule of Zambian musical heritage.Shot by Destro Fundanga

This episode is a trip down memory lane with a true Zambian entertainment icon, the multi-talented K-Star.Yung Verbal sits down with the man he credits for his own start in the Zambian music scene. From the early days of battling in cyphers and sneaking into competitions, K-Star was the "glue" that connected a generation of legendary artists like TIM, Cactus, and the members who would form Zone Fam.Join them as they discuss:K-Star's transition from English rap to incorporating vernacular.The accidental career change into stand-up comedy and poetry.Becoming the famous voice behind "Date My Family Zambia" and a character in the Netflix animated series "Super Team 4".The financial realities that pushed him to diversify his talents.If you've ever wondered about the stories behind the music, you don't want to miss this. K-Star gets his long-overdue flowers for his pioneering impact on the industry.

Yung Verbal sits down with Zambian artist and actor Sam Sakala (Dope G) for a powerful discussion on his journey through music, acting, mental health, and self-discovery. From his days with Zone Fam to his breakout acting roles, Sam opens up about the transitions, the pressures of public life, and how faith and community have kept him grounded.🎤 They dive into: • The balancing act between music and acting careers. • Sam’s candid take on mental health, therapy, and overcoming burnout. • His evolving identity and the launch of his new clothing line and album RIG – Rooted in God. • The stories behind the hit song “My Hair” and his growth from the rap persona Dope G to embracing his true self as Sam Sakala.🎬 Plus, a sneak peek into his upcoming album Spirit, a project inspired by his personal and spiritual journey.💬 Join the conversation and hear Sam’s inspiring message of resilience, vulnerability, and finding purpose.

In this special tribute, written, produced and narrated by Chilu Lemba, we step away from the headlines and political discourse to remember the personal side of Zambia's sixth President, Edgar Chagwa Lungu (1956 - 2025).This non-political documentary explores the man behind the title through four unique lenses:STYLE: Unpacking his intentional fashion choices, from tailored presidential suits to a controversial all-white outfit that revealed his sense of humor.HANDWRITING: Analyzing his remarkably precise script, which suggested a "planner mindset" and "natural leadership qualities".FAITH: Examining the deep Christian conviction that led him to establish a National Day of Prayer and galvanize the nation's faith.FITNESS: Following his early morning runs that showcased his discipline and provided a "soothing" escape from the demands of the presidency.Through heartfelt and insightful interviews with those who knew or observed him closely, we uncover a multi-faceted personality—a quiet student who became president , a leader with a sense of humor, and a man of deep faith.Join us for a reflective journey that focuses on the quiet impressions, the human details, and the lasting personal legacy of Edgar Chagwa Lungu.Featuring insights from:Bishop Trevor Mumba (Former University Classmate) Tio Nason (Artist & Creative Director)Senior Counsel Kafula Mwiche (Lusaka Fitness Squad) Rev. Jordan Benjamin Moyowambuya (Synapse Life Solutions) Disclaimer: This video steers clear of political commentary. It’s a reflective look at the personal side of former President Edgar Chagwa Lungu—his style, character, and legacy beyond politics. Expert opinions shared are based on publicly available materials and are interpretive in nature. Shot by Destro#EdgarChagwaLungu #ECL #Zambia #LunguTribute #ZambianHistory #AnythingButPolitics #AfricanLeaders #Legacy #RestInPeace

Yung Verbal sits down with Munya Chanetsa, a true OG in the music business and founder of MOTI – Masters of the Industry. If you’re a singer, producer, songwriter or even just a music lover, this one’s essential viewing.Munya breaks down what most creatives never get taught: the difference between publishing and distribution, why split sheets are life-changing, and how bad contracts and misunderstood advances continue to trap artists.He shares hard-earned wisdom from his journey working at Sony, CAPASSO, Empire, and launching MOTI to empower African creatives with real, practical knowledge. From copyright to royalties, from business plans to branding, this episode is packed with free game. You also get to learn about your favourite MOTI, Munya. Yung Verbal reflects, “I wish I had this info when I was starting out. The level would have been legendary!” Whether you’re just starting out or deep in the game, this episode will shift your mindset. Hit play and level up.Visit https://www.motiafrica.com

Ndine Emma – one of Zambia’s most beloved content creators and emerging hip-hop talents – joins Yung Verbal on Yung Conversations for a lively, unfiltered discussion. They dive deep into Emma’s journey from rapper to viral comedian, and how he’s found balance between the worlds of content creation and music.🔥 In this episode: • Discover the hilarious backstory behind Emma’s iconic skits and characters. • Hear how his love for hip-hop and family influence shaped his creative path. • Learn how he dealt with criticism and stayed motivated in the face of doubters. • Find out how content creation gave him a global platform – and even a gig with SuperSport during the FIFA World Cup! • Get the inside scoop on his plans for an upcoming album and stand-up comedy special.💬 Emma’s story is one of creativity, resilience, and authenticity. Whether you’re a fan of his comedy, his music, or his unique personality, this conversation is packed with laughs, life lessons, and inspiration.

In this episode, Yung Verbal taps into Zambia’s underground drift scene with none other than DK — Dolphin King, aka King James. From humble beginnings to running one of Zambia’s most respected drift clubs, DK opens up about building a culture, competing (and walking away from it), and what it really takes to dominate the spin pad.Hear about:The origins of the Dolphin King nameZambia’s vibrant drift culture and local clubsLessons from South Africa and Namibia’s spin sceneWhy competition politics made him step backThe wildest stunt he’s ever seen (hint: someone came out of a trunk!)This is more than just cars — it’s passion, skill, and pushing limits. Buckle up.

In this captivating episode of A Yung Conversation, Yung Verbal sits down with Zambian hip-hop legend and cultural icon, Holstar (Duncan Sodala). From his early days as a high school kid soaking in diverse musical influences to becoming one of Zambia’s most respected rappers and artist managers, Holstar shares his incredible journey through the golden era of Zambian hip-hop. Holstar opens up about his introduction to music, the birth of his iconic record label Slum Dunk Records, and his groundbreaking collaborations with artists and producers from around the globe—including an unforgettable album created with an Argentinian producer who didn’t speak a word of English! He also reflects on his role in managing the legendary Zambian group Zone Fam and how he balanced being an artist, manager, and entrepreneur. The conversation dives into his passion for preserving Zambian hip-hop history, his thoughts on the recent Hip-Hop 50 Zambia documentary, and the challenges of honoring the genre’s pioneers. Holstar also teases his upcoming projects, including a rock-inspired EP and an R&B venture, proving that his creativity knows no bounds. With heartfelt anecdotes, industry insights, and a deep love for hip-hop culture, this episode is a must-listen for anyone interested in the evolution of Zambian music, the art of collaboration, and the hustle behind building a lasting legacy. Lock in for an inspiring conversation with the man Verbal call The Human Library.

In this explosive and heartfelt episode of Yung Conversations, KRYTIC pulls up to the PodHouse for an unfiltered convo with Yung Verbal. From freestyles in the streets to radio booths, from quitting rap to building a legacy — K.R.Y.T.I.C opens up like never before.🎤 He talks about: • The iconic moments in Zambian hip hop’s golden era • Why he quit rap (and what pulled him back) • The wild story of Chisenga, formerly CRI$I$’ rap dog Cyrex 🐶 • Behind-the-scenes details on his upcoming album with features from Chef 187, Israel, 76 Drums and more • Sacrifices made for the culture, and why IMITY is actually a mixtape • The power of storytelling, freestyles, and Africa’s musical future 🌍It’s raw, funny, emotional, and packed with knowledge and nostalgia.

In this exciting episode of Yung Conversations,  @Yung-Verbal  sits down with the original party starter,  @VJeezy  – the crowd shaker and music sensation known for dominating dance floors from Zambia to Tanzania and beyond! 🎉DJ Vjeezy shares his incredible journey from being a club promoter and music enthusiast to becoming one of the most sought-after DJs in Africa. From learning the craft in 2015 to making his international mark, he dives deep into how he built the DJ Vjeezy brand, lessons from iconic mentors, and what it takes to stay at the top of the game.They discuss his unforgettable gigs, like shutting down venues during his early days and how he broke into the Tanzanian market, where DJs command serious money. 💸 Discover how DJ Vjeezy’s collaborations with artists like Slapdee, Ice Prince, and Dope G have shaped his career, and get the scoop on his upcoming anniversary event celebrating 10 years of DJ Vjeezy.Also, find out how he’s managing to stay relevant in a world where DJs are constantly evolving, and the secret behind his unstoppable energy. 🚀

Join Yung Verbal in this electrifying episode as he sits down with the multi-talented Michie, aka Zambia's Sweethear. From her groundbreaking win as Miss Zambia to dominating the airwaves as a DJ, TV presenter, and voiceover artist, Michie opens up about her incredible journey in the entertainment industry. In this candid conversation, she shares behind-the-scenes stories from her pageant days, her transition into media, and the challenges she faced along the way. Discover how Michie balances being a mother, wife, and media powerhouse while staying true to her authentic self. Yung Verbal and Michie dive deep into her inspirations, her advice for aspiring creatives, and her vision for the future. Whether you're a fan of music, pageantry, or media, this episode is packed with inspiration, laughter, and heartfelt moments you won’t want to miss!

Join Zambian hip-hop legend Jae Cash as he sits down for an exclusive, in-depth conversation with Yung Verbal about his journey, struggles, and triumphs in the music industry. From his early days as a bedroom rapper mimicking Lil Wayne and Tupac to becoming one of Zambia’s most influential hip-hop artists, Jae Cash opens up about: - 🎤 His rise from the hood to signing with K AMY and the birth of Young Energy Movement (YEM). - 🎶 The making of iconic albums like Giovanni and Chawama John Howard (CJH)*. - 💔 Personal challenges, including raising his kids. - 🚀 Building his own empire with and mentoring the next generation of artists like Dizmo - 🔥 What fans can expect from his new album and plans for a countrywide tour This is more than just an interview—it’s a raw, unfiltered look into the life of a man who has shaped Zambian hip-hop and continues to inspire African hip-hop at large. Whether you’re a longtime fan or new to Jay Cash’s music, this episode is packed with stories, lessons, and insights you won’t want to miss.

In this electrifying episode, Yung Verbal sits down with K’Chinga, a game-changer in the African entertainment scene. From his early dreams of being a pro footballer to making waves as a hip-hop artist, TV presenter, and cultural influencer, K’Chinga shares raw insights into his journey—the wins, the struggles, and the lessons learned. 🎤💡 Recorded at The PodHouse in Lusaka, this exclusive interview is packed with inspiration, industry gems, and behind-the-scenes stories about the African music and media landscape. Plus, heartfelt reflections on the late King Dandy Crazy’s impact on Zambian music. Don’t miss this deep dive into entertainment, hustle, and legacy!

Join Yung Verbal for a powerful Young Conversation at the PodHouse as he welcomes not one, but two legendary pioneers of hip-hop. Snazz D, a cornerstone of Cashless Society, shares stories of battling across borders and breaking barriers in the South African music scene. Masauko Chipembere, known for his work with Blk Sonshine, recounts his journey from the underground hip-hop movement in L.A. to making waves across Africa. Together, they dive deep into the roots of hip-hop, the cultural exchanges that shaped their artistry, and the challenges of creating unity through music.This is an unfiltered session with two icons who helped define the sound of a generation. Don’t miss it!

In this powerful episode of PodHouse Conversations, Yung Verbal welcomes the phenomenal Lolli Native to the studio. They delve into Lolly’s inspiring journey from Cape Town to Pretoria, where he turned challenges into stepping stones to success. Lolly opens up about finding his passion for hip-hop, competing in battles, and rising through the ranks to become the first signed artist at Emtee Records.The conversation gets real as they discuss balancing life as a family man with the demands of the music industry, lessons learned from patience and resilience, and the unshakable belief in God’s timing. This episode is a must-watch for anyone chasing dreams and building a legacy.Tune in for laughs, heartfelt moments, and an inside look at what it takes to thrive in the music industry.

In this vibrant episode of Yung Conversations, Yung Verbal sits down with the multi-talented Tracey-Lee Oliver—singer, actress, comedian, and all-around powerhouse. Tracey-Lee opens up about her lifelong love for performing, her journey from small-town Grabouw to the big stage, and how she continues to light up lives with her infectious energy.From her breakout moment on Project Fame to her award-nominated role in Dreamgirls, Tracey-Lee shares the highs, lows, and laughs of her career, including backstage chaos, 30-second costume changes, and a shoe mishap that left audiences in awe. She also dives into giving back to her community and finding purpose in her work—even during challenging times like the pandemic.Highlights include: • Tracey-Lee’s big leap to Joburg and the transformative power of faith and action. • Behind-the-scenes stories from Dreamgirls and her passion for live theater. • Her inspiring online lockdown show that supported her hometown during tough times. • Upcoming performances at Gold Reef City in Disco Fever—a must-see 70s-themed show!Tune in for an uplifting and candid chat filled with wisdom, laughter, and Tracey-Lee’s undeniable vibe. Don’t miss this one!

Zubz The Last Letta - the legendary golden mic holder is our guest as we shower him with deserved good vibes in relation to his debut album Listeners Digest which turned 20! Thanks to everyone (Kings and Queens) that shared their tributes.

Young Verbal sits down with DJ Switcher, an international DJ from Zambia. They discuss DJ Switcher’s recent travels and experiences, including gigs in Australia, the UK, and Swaziland. The conversation covers the evolution of the DJ industry in Zambia and the wider continent, the struggles faced by DJs, including poor pay and lack of industry support, and Switcher’s mission to launch a DJ school. They also touch on upcoming projects, such as DJ Switcher’s house music EP, and the importance of collaboration in the Zambian music scene.

In this engaging episode, Yung Verbal sits down with the dynamic and multitalented Zimkitha, diving deep into her artistic journey. From her early love of music influenced by her family's musical background to her passion for acting, Zimkitha shares how creativity became a form of escapism and self-discovery. She opens up about the challenges and triumphs she faced, including navigating the complexities of being an artist during uncertain times. Listen in as Zimkitha discusses her upcoming album, Black Enigma, her thoughts on authenticity in art, and how she continues to reinvent herself while staying true to her roots. This is an inspiring conversation filled with insights about following one's passion, embracing one's unique path, and the power of artistic expression.

In this compelling episode, Yung Verbal engages with Nirvana Nokwe, a celebrated talent in South Africa’s entertainment scene. Nirvana shares her journey from a childhood steeped in a rich family tradition of arts to carving out her path in acting, music, and beyond. They discuss the pressures of living up to a legacy, navigating cultural identity amidst diverse backgrounds, and overcoming challenges such as sexual harassment in the industry. With candor and wisdom, Nirvana reveals how she channels her experiences into her roles and life, making her one of the most intriguing voices today. Tune in to discover how she turns adversity into art and remains unapologetically herself in every space she occupies.

In this engaging episode of "Yung Conversations" hosted by Yung Verbal filmed at The PodHouse, Bugzito takes us through his inspiring journey from a passionate music lover to a recognized actor. Bugzito shares the challenges he faced blending various music genres, particularly kwaito and hip-hop, and how his love for Tupac and conscious music shaped his artistic path. He also talks about his struggles and persistence in the acting industry, including his breakthrough roles in theater and television, notably in "The River."Bugzito reveals personal anecdotes, such as almost giving up on acting before landing the pivotal role in "Muvhango," which reignited his career. The interview delves into his creative process, the role of perseverance, and the importance of having a strong support system, especially highlighting the unwavering encouragement from his wife. He also hints at future music projects and continued acting pursuits, assuring his fans that there's more to come.Don't miss this heartfelt and motivational discussion that captures the essence of Bugzito's journey and his advice for aspiring artists and actors. Tune in, get inspired, and stay connected for more incredible content!

In May 2024, Yung Verbal sits down with the dynamic sibling rap duo, Majorsteez. They discuss their rise in the music industry, the challenges they've faced, and their experiences working with legends like Costa Titch, AKA, and Cassper Nyovest. They discuss their musical evolution, from hip hop to including Afrobeats in their mix, and their exciting new album set to be released soon. Get an insider's look at their creative process, industry insights, and what makes Majorsteez a force to be reckoned with. With laughter, revelations, and a glimpse into the future of African music, this is a must watch episode.

In this engaging conversation, Yung Verbal delves deep into the Kendrick Lamar vs. Drake debate with hip-hop legend Zubz. They explore how the battle transcended typical rap beef, touching on the essence of authenticity, humanity, and soul in their music. Zubz shares his initial reactions and how the battle exceeded his expectations.They also discuss the evolving nature of rap battles, noting a shift from mere lyrical prowess to a deeper exploration of personal and artistic identity. They ponder the role of such battles in today's hip-hop landscape and whether they remain as relevant and necessary as before.Drawing parallels to the South African hip-hop scene, they contemplate whether similar large-scale battles could emerge locally and how the global influence of such events might impact regional music cultures.Join Yung Verbal and Zubz as they unpack the nuances of hip-hop's competitive spirit, reflecting on its past, present, and potential future directions

In this engaging chat, Kaajal discusses her multifaceted career, from acting on an epic set in the Maldives to running her own fashion brand, KC Brand, which blends Zambian cultural heritage with modern athleisure. Born in the UK and raised in Zambia, she shares her deep connection to Zambia and the influential legacy of her family's business, City Clothing Factory. Kaajal also opens up about her personal battle with Type 1 diabetes and her commitment to raising awareness and supporting others with the condition. Discover how Kaajal channels her diverse experiences into her advocacy and entrepreneurial ventures, making a meaningful impact in fashion and health.Follow her work on socials:www.instagram.com/_kc.sportswear_www.instagram.com/dia.betes.by.kchttps://www.instagram.com/kaajalvaghela/https://www.youtube.com/kaajalvaghelaKC

*DISCLAIMER: This Episode Contains Strong Language*Award-winning Podcaster K-Plus aka The Podfather pulled up to the PodHouse, and with host Chuma Phiri, did a deep dive into the world of podcasting. Nothing was off the table as he spoke of how he turned down a major radio gig to start his own podcast, leading to unexpected opportunities and collaborations that have shaped his career. From the highs of securing a Coca-Cola sponsorship to the lows of technical mishaps that taught valuable lessons, K-Plus shares his thoughts on the power of collaborations over competition and the growth of the podcasting industry. Whether you're a podcaster, an aspiring media entrepreneur, or just curious about the behind-the-scenes of a successful podcast, this episode is packed with real-life insights, motivational moments, and a look into the future of media.

Kalumba Chikonde, aka K Smash has played a pivotal role in the resurgence of the Zambian music industry. At just 18 years old, he became a radio presenter and has since been at the forefront of the action. He is known for providing solid insights from his perspective and making predictions that have consistently been accurate about the industry's direction. In a candid conversation with Chuma Phiri, K Smash also emphasizes the importance of mental health care, sharing personal stories of his own struggles and how he has managed them.

Author, Recording Artist, Voice Actor and Media Entrepreneur Chilu Lemba has been in the media industry since his late teens. He's also the founder of the Zed Flashback channel. Chuma Phiri chats with him about his work, his family and his history.

Chi is a household name in Zambia. People know him, but do they really KNOW him? In this chat he shares candidly what his approach to fatherhood is, how he started his radio journey, the influence of his dad and his approach to handling opportunities. He also shares what went down at Spring TV leading to its collapse.

We dive into the untold story of Zambian superstar B Flow, as he shares his journey from humble beginnings in Kabwe to becoming one of the biggest names in Zambia; a renowned musician and activist. Listen as he reflects on the challenges he's faced, the lessons he's learned, and the incredible experiences he's had along the way. Discover how B Flow has used his platform to inspire, uplift, and make a positive impact on his generation and beyond. It's a heartfelt conversation that showcases the true power of music and the resilience of the human spirit.

Chanda Kangwa known professionally as Roxy Jones is a household name in Zambia. She made her name co-hosting the Breakfast Show on Phoenix FM alongside Luchi. Together they interviewed celebrated personalities including many politicians and many a time ruffled feathers while speaking truth to power. Roxy has interviewed some big names during her career including Richard Branson, Roger Federer and Brian McKnight. In this conversation she discusses her career, as well as her recent role as CEO of 808 Communications which among other projects organises the annual Zambian Man of The Year Awards. In this chat with Chilu Lemba and Levi Salima, she discusses her life as a mother, a daughter of pioneering DJ, Space Kid, Influencer and CEO, sharing a bit about her bullish approach which she uses to achieve results.

Abel Black one of the most committed people to music and the business of music chats with Levi Salima about all things music including Branding, Monetization and where to next for Zambian music and musicians. He tells us the reasoning behind the Advice to Mampi post and identifies gaps that musicians need to look to close.

The industrious Trevor Mumba aka Self Styled King is the Founder and CEO of South African based Rovert Investments Group which has business interests in many fields. What's behind his success? What motivates him? What advice can he share with us about business and life in general? Listen this captivating episode to find out.

Mwaka Mugala, known by many for her role as Zuba on the telenovela Zuba, broadcast on DSTV's Zambezi Magic channel, has many layers to her. In this conversation, she gives us an exclusive glimpse into her world and discusses family, fame, fans and stalkers.

From battle raps and God encounters to voiceover triumphs, this is the raw, uncut story of how Destro, a.k.a. the Friendly Neighborhood Poet, carved his path through the beats of adversity with a mic and a dream. Dive into the rhythm of Destro's journey as he uncovers the multi-layered saga behind his name and the pivotal moments that transformed him from a provocative poet to a voiceover virtuoso. He's dropping truth bombs on how his uncle's Tupac tapes shaped him and reveals the secret sauce to nailing those spine-chilling performances.

We chat to Grace Rumsey about her life, work, and passion. She shares her perspective on her life as an actress, her roles, and her thoughts on the film industry. Hear Grace's inspiring story of tenacity and dedication to her craft, and her insightful reflections on her recent movies, "Can See Us" and "Misnomer". This phenomenal actress also shares her unique experiences in the industry, her personal motivations, and her vision for the future of filmmaking. 

Mark Kaira popularly known as Macky 2 is an industry giant. We learn more about his awe-inspiring journey, from his early days crafting schoolyard rhymes to being the most influential man in music. This candid conversation unravels Macky 2's unique songwriting process, his deep-rooted confidence, and how he continually reinvents himself to stay relevant in an ever-evolving industry. Hosted by Chilu Lemba with a guest feature by award winning director Kenny Mumba, we navigate the highs and lows of Macky 2's career, his influence on Zambian music, cultural insights, and his vision for the future. 

In this episode of Zed Flashback, we chat to Yamikani Maiwanga a man who most know simply as Coin and dive into his unseen influence on the entertainment industry. From his humble beginnings to becoming a prominent figure in the world of TV productions and music, Coin's journey is nothing short of inspiring.He has played a pivotal role in the ideation and brokering of deals for TV shows. Coin shares his experiences of working with talented artists and building solid teams that bring creative visions to life.

In this captivating and inspiring video, Levi Salima sits down with TIM the talented artist behind the hit song "Little Me Big God," featuring, to discuss the inspiration behind his latest project. Tim shares how the song came to be, revealing that it was a seamless and natural process. As we dive deeper into the conversation, Tim opens up about the impact his music has on others and how it goes beyond just entertainment. He reflects on the humbling experience of seeing his music touch people's lives and bring them closer to their faith. We also explore the importance of timing in the music industry and how Tim navigates when it's the right time to release new music. Tim's faith plays a significant role in his music, and he shares how his desire is to create music that impacts and moves people, helping them find love and inspiration. As the conversation unfolds, Tim reveals his future plans, including the release of his long-awaited album. Additionally, Tim reveals his passion for teaching and his desire to pass on the knowledge and wisdom he has gained throughout his journey. Finally, we address the burning question on many fans' minds: Will Zone Fam ever reunite? Join us for this engaging and heartfelt conversation as we delve into Tim's musical journey, his faith, and his vision for the future. Don't forget to like, share, and subscribe to our channel for more inspiring content. Connect with Tim on social media to stay updated on his latest projects and announcements.

The producer of the movie "Can You See Us", Yasmin Dodia, shares her thoughts and experiences on the global impact of the film. From reaching the top 10 in multiple countries to receiving heartfelt reviews, this phenomenon took the world by storm. Yasmin reflected on emotional moments during production, including the powerful funeral scene. We wanted to find out why "Can You See Us" resonates so deeply with audiences worldwide and got some answers. 

Yung Verbal, Chanda Mbao and KRYTIC connect in this captivating episode of Zed Flashback. We dive deep into the untold truth about rapping in English in Africa. Join us as we explore the journey, obstacles, and pros and cons of rapping in English in an African context. Our esteemed guests, share their personal experiences and shed light on the challenges faced by artists who primarily write lyrics in English in the African music industry.From discussing the perceived hindrances and obstacles to the unique opportunities and cultural nuances, we unravel the complexities of rapping in English in an African setup. Our guest's insights and anecdotes provide a fresh perspective on the topic, addressing issues such as language barriers, cultural identity, and the quest for authenticity.Throughout this thought-provoking conversation, we touch on the importance of authentic voices and the power of music to transcend language. We delve into the creative process, the need for structure and commercial opportunities, and the evolving nature of the music industry in the digital age. With discussions on digital footprints, monetization, and the importance of syncing music, we explore the ways in which artists can navigate the dynamic landscape of the music industry.Join us as we navigate through these fascinating insights and engage in a thought-provoking conversation that challenges the status quo and inspires artists to take risks, embrace their authentic voices, and carve their own paths in the ever-evolving world of music. Don't miss this opportunity to gain valuable knowledge, broaden your horizons, and support Zambian music and artists.Make sure to like, share, and subscribe to our channel for more captivating content like this. Together, let's celebrate the power of music and elevate the Zambian music industry to new heights.

The House Music scene in Zambia is growing and at the helm of the movement are Producer/ DJ's - Sebastien Dutch, Kreative Nativez & El Mukuka. They sat down with Bich'ri to chop it up speaking about how they fell in love with the genre and shedding light on their respective journeys.We take an insider look into the hidden gems of Zambian House Music. Filmed at the Quorum in Lusaka, Zambia, we embark on an extraordinary journey with the creative powerhouses behind the music in Zed. From their humble beginnings and the genesis of their love for Afro house music, to their evolution as artists and the fusion of cultural and traditional elements in their sound, these DJ/ Producers share their captivating story. They discuss their early influences, from the likes of Daft Punk and Deadmau5, to their love for hip-hop and the vibrant Zambian music scene.As we dive deeper into their journey, we discover how they fell in love with electronic music, their transition from rap to production, and the birth of Kreative Nativez.Throughout the episode, we witness their growth as artists, their collaborations with talented musicians like James Sakala, and the impact they have made on the Zambian music scene. They discuss the challenges they have faced, the importance of local support, and their aspirations for the future.Join us on this mesmerizing musical odyssey as we uncover the untold stories and hidden treasures of Zambian House Music. Don't miss out on this exclusive insider look into the thriving Zambian music scene.

ChiluLemba, Tivo Shikapwasha and Rev. Walter Mwambazi chat to Alec Mugala - a legend in his own right but also known as Zuba's dad

In this expert insight video, we delve into the groundbreaking impact of the iconic album "The Rhythm Nation Project" by Mondo Music Corporation. This late 90s and early 2000s record label changed the Zambian music landscape forever. Join us as we explore the vision behind the project and the pivotal role it played in reviving the local music scene. With the talents of CQ, JK, Black Muntu, Tribal Cousin, Chilu Lemba, and more, this album showcased the best of Zambia's new wave of musical talent. Discover the transparent selection process, the healthy rivalries among producers, and the unforgettable moments from the recording sessions. As we take you back to this transformative era, witness how "The Rhythm Nation Project" shaped Zambia's music future. Don't miss out on this captivating journey into the past. Like, share, and subscribe to our channel for more fascinating insights. Follow us on social media to stay connected with the latest updates and join the conversation. Get ready to immerse yourself in the rhythm that changed it all!(Rest In Peace Joe Chibangu)Thank you to Mondo Music for the music and archive footage.

In this captivating episode we dive deep into "The Evolution of Zambian Music: A Journey from the Studio to the Stage." Hip Hop Artist (Yo Bally President) Chanda Mbao occasionally posts rants on FB and Instagram where he talks about the music industry in his country Zambia; where it’s at, why it's in its current state and thoughts on where it could be. All in the spirit of wanting it to level up. Zambian Hip Hop pioneer Chilu Lemba, the legendary Zubz the Last Letta, and music exec Henry Kapotwe, share their unique perspectives and experiences. They discuss the current state of Zambian music, the challenges faced by artists, and the potential for growth and success. This insightful discussion delves into the systemic issues, the need for institutional support, and the importance of building a strong team and brand as an artist.

In this captivating episode of Zed Flashback, join Chef 187 as he takes us on a journey to uncover the secret DNA of his hit song "Nalamupampamina" from his groundbreaking album Broke Nolunkumbwa. With his peers by his side, Chef 187 delves into the origins, inspirations, and creative process behind the song that has captured the hearts of millions. From the Zamrock-inspired sound to the captivating lyrics and impressive beats, Chef 187 showcases his lyrical prowess and artistic vision. Discover how the song evolved from a simple beat to a masterpiece that seamlessly blends African hip-hop with elements of love, culture, and storytelling. As Chef 187 and his peers dissect the song's DNA, you'll gain a deeper appreciation for the artistry and creativity that went into its creation. Don't miss this exclusive behind-the-scenes look at the making of "Nalamupampamina" that will leave you inspired and craving for more. This conversation took place in Johannesburg with Zubz the Last Letter, Yung Verbal, Kaunda Chama and @ChiluLemba