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 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 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

*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.

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.

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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.

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.

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.