Everyone relax and send some white smoke up the chimney of the Sistine Chapel, they’re back! Brand new episode of your favourite podcast to listen to so you amp yourself up to fight a gorilla. Dan & Phil are (somewhat) apologetic for missing a couple episodes, but the energy is the same like they never left! Hypothetical animal-based chats, best wrestler-turned-actor debates, why you should always stay humble if you’re an artist, and sports ball explanations of the greatest baddie scam of all time? Enjoy!
The end of another week means the end of all your problems! For now, at least, so we celebrate with a brand new episode of the only podcast to be 100% tariff-free in all countries! Dan & Phil talk YN’s, Zim Hip-Hop and Zimdancehall in the context of international exposure and collaborations, conspiracy theories about tariffs and all-female space crews, and even get some time in for full-on nerdy chats about Direwolves and Marvel. Enjoy!
In a special episode of the podcast, the 2 uncs, Dan & Phil, sit down with a YN from South Africa with a lot of motion behind him. Kindly Nxsh is originally Zimbabwean and he’s the hottest property in the new wave of SA Hip-Hop. Fresh off his collaborations with Nasty C & Blxckie, the 2BT Bump is sure to take him to even greater heights. Enjoy this collision between generations!
Fear not! The 2 Broke Twimbos are back once again, with maybe a new setup for video? Like, feedback please on the sound (and video for those who see it). Dan & Phil celebrate singers, worry about the fight brewing between ZIMURA & National Arts Council, and muse out loud on live music, including the Queens Sports Club situation! Enjoy!
Brand new pod, Dan & Phil have a whole year's worth of events to discuss that happened in one week. From jailed podcasters to problematic rappers to ChatGPT's new native image generation and discussions about copyright, there's a lot to digest. Enjoy!
Early drop! Dan & Phil link up with something short (by our standards) and sweet (by your standards) for this week's episode, where they talk some sports ball, before voicing thoughts about the entertainment scene in Zimbabwe and the rest of the world. Enjoy!
Attention all pothole-swimmers! Dan & Phil return with a fresh episode of one of the last few podcasts that is still free to listen to without a license. The diligent duo call Deputy Director of ZIMURA, Henry Makombe, to explain the new license fees for performing artists doing covers of songs in Zim, after which they discuss the problems facing amapiano acts in South Africa before they debate the concept of "industry plants". Oh and some new stuff to watch too! Enjoy!
The soundtrack to the end of the world is back! Dan & Phil link up once again, no long arguments this time, promise, and they give an in-depth review fresh from Zimbabwe's biggest awards show - The NAMAs, they talk about The Oscars, some recent AI music videos in Zim music, and some new music in general, enjoy!
Dan & Phil make it through the haters trying to block the podcast release with a brand new episode on your headtop! Big argument in the beginning about balancing being offline and available for opportunities, before the belated response to the responses from the Superbowl Halftime Show. The duo also talk about the recently announced NAMA nominations, and give relationship advice lol. Enjoy!
All tagged uhuru
The moment the news broke that South African house sensation Uhuru were making plans to be in Zimbabwe for a concert, Phil & I were extremely excited. Mostly because we like crowds for non-pickpocketing reasons, but also because the music is cool and we had another opportunity to fund raise.
Immediately, the "Get The 2 Broke Twimbos to Uhuru" fund was started up
‘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.