The Shimi Podcast

Season's greetings to all tuning in to The Shimi Podcast! Back by popular demand, the Shimi brothers delve into everything Christmas, from the significance of celebrating the festive holiday in Kitwe as children to the essence of a family-oriented Christmas. They discuss Christmas gifts, movies, and songs in this fun-packed episode. Please like, share, and subscribe.

In this exclusive episode, join us for a heartfelt one-on-one conversation as the talented upcoming actor, lawyer, and content creator, Chanda Kabwe, opens up to his elder brother Toast about the transformative journey from the Copperbelt to Lusaka. Don't miss out on this engaging episode – hit the subscribe button, click the notification bell, and embark on a journey of inspiration, laughter, and wisdom with Chanda and Toast. Remember to follow us on Facebook and twitter at The Shimi Podcast.

Palo and Godfrey sit down and discuss how Godfrey aka Mr Suits guy or as others call him Fruiticana guy what it is like to be famous. Godfrey details how he developed his love for dancing and how that has helped him make a living off his other hobbies such as rapping and social media management. Please make sure to subscribe to the channel as well as giving us a like and feel free to comment what your thoughts on the episode are as well as what you would want us to talk about next

The boys discuss what would be the ideal Zambian cuisine in modern-day Zambia while also talking about whether Zambia is actually independent or still dependent. The question posed this week was if Zambia gained its independence today what national symbols would be on the flag and court of arms? Thank you for your continued support towards the growth of the podcast on the social platforms as well as for all Shimi Podcast-related announcements. Please make sure to like the video, subscribe to the channel, and leave a comment on what you want to hear next or chime in on an already talked discussion.

Today’s episode Palo and Withu talk about how our parents were correct to raise us the way they did, they discuss how education in the past saved older generations from poverty and how they have come to appreciate its relevance at this stage of their lives. Please do not forget to subscribe to get notifications from this channel and remember to share this content with us and encourage them to leave a like and comment on what they would like to hear us talk about. For all announcements follow our Facebook and twitter pages @ The Shimi Podcast

The Shimi Podcast crew sit down with social media influencer Patience as they discuss what it takes to succeed in the world of content creation. Patience also talks about how she got started in the marketing business and her struggles in the marketing industry, managing media for her clients. Make sure to follow Patience on Facebook @Patience Sisya, Tiktok and twitter under the handle @Glasses_Girl. Kindly follow all our social media handles for all the Shimi Podcast news and releases, that’s on Facebook and twitter under the names The Shimi Podcast. Also don’t forget to leave a like on the video, comment for suggestions and reactions and subscribe to the channel to keep seeing more Shimi podcast content.

This week the boys look at how upcoming artists view the current musical landscape and if there is money to be made as an artist in Zambia. Toast, Withu and Singogo are joined by local artist Tinashe aka Tinash Ztb Follow Tnash ZTB on his Facebook page 'Tinash ZTB' and all other platforms such as Instagram and Twitter. Please continue to support our content by liking our pages on Facebook and Twitter @ The Shimi Podcast for all the latest updates concerning the podcast and future announcements.

Toast, Palo and Guest host (Area Cut Out) talk about the different challenges creatives go through in the industry as well as discuss if making certain type of music is lucrative enough in Zambia.

This podcast is a creative space about three boys sharing their perspectives on various issues affecting our communities such as love, music, politics, etc. As well as share our past experiences living in this great city of Kitwe