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.

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.