Charles Manase on False Rape Allegations, Being Blacklisted By BW Comedians, Living On The Streets

Stagga on Busta Rhymes In Botswana, Nijel Amos Documentary

In this riveting podcast episode, Stagga opens up about his ambitious endeavor to bring iconic rapper Busta Rhymes to Botswana, only to face last-minute setbacks as sponsors pulled out. He delves into the behind-the-scenes journey of producing and directing the highly anticipated Nijel Amos documentary, set for release later this year. Stagga also shares insights into his close friendship with Nonhle Thema, revealing a willingness to take their bond to the next level through marriage. Join Stagga as he discusses the rise of Botswana’s hip-hop scene, shedding light on new talent and the evolving landscape of the country’s music industry.

Charles Manase on False Rape Allegations, Being Blacklisted By BW Comedians, Living On The Streets

Join Charles Manase in this candid and eye-opening interview as he shares his perspective on navigating through challenging times, from addressing false rape allegations to being blacklisted by fellow Black comedians. Charles opens up about the struggles he faced, including living on the streets, providing an honest and raw account of his journey. Tune in for a compelling conversation that delves into resilience, overcoming adversity, and the power of storytelling. Don't miss this insightful discussion with Charles Manase

The Funny Company: Culture Shock, Sangomas, COVID Marriages, Steve Harvey, Hollywood in Botswana

Get ready to burst into laughter on the debut episode of "The Funny Company" as we're joined by an eclectic trio of comedians from around the globe. American humorist Tye Lamar, Zimbabwean comic Charles Manase, and Motswana stand-up sensation Jonny Pula bring their unique perspectives to the table, tackling everything from the hilarious side of culture shock to the growing phenomenon of young Sangomas. Brace yourself for a rollercoaster of laughter as the trio delves into the quirks of COVID marriages leading to unexpected divorces, the surprising presence of Steve Harvey in Botswana, and Hollywood's intriguing move to set up shop in this African gem. Tune in for a side-splitting blend of comedy and commentary that transcends borders and cultures, promising an uproarious start to "The Funny Company" podcast.

Orakle on Sex, Alcohol/Drug Abuse, Finding God, Absence From Hip Hop, Rappers List, Apollo D, Scar

Check out our conversation with the veteran Botswana rapper, Orakle, as he talks about his debut album ‘Sex’ and explains why he chose that title. He takes us through the dark times when he faced alcohol and drug abuse, finding God and establishing a relationship with Him, his absence from the hip-hop game, and having two unreleased albums. Orakle also shares his perspective on the Rappers List, considering it a waste of time. He discusses his upbringing with fellow artist Apollo D, with whom he was once part of a rap group, and expresses his respect for Scar’s longevity in the hip-hop industry.

DJ Frostbite on Growing Up Without A Dad, Being A Teen Parent

Join us on an emotional and gripping episode as we sit down with the trending DJ Frostbite to delve into the untold chapters of his life. From navigating the challenges of growing up without a father to the complexities of being a teen parent, DJ Frostbite opens up about the highs and lows that shaped his journey. Prepare for a candid discussion as he shares his experiences with adult bullying, the temptations of a criminal life, and the transformative power of personal growth. In this raw and revealing conversation, DJ Frostbite takes us on a profound exploration of resilience, redemption, and the unwavering spirit that propels him forward. Don’t miss this insightful episode that transcends the beats and melodies, offering a deeply human narrative of triumph over adversity.