Namibia stand up!! In this beautiful episode, Yung Verbal sits down with the multi-talented Namibian rapper, Lioness. They discuss her dedication to high-quality music videos, including the story behind her song "Piano" with Gazza, which she almost didn't release. Lioness opens up about her creative evolution, the pressures of the industry, and how she balances her music career with her profession as a doctor. She also shares insights from her recent tour and reveals which of her songs, "Dreams," is the most personal to her.

In this high-energy episode of PodHouse Conversations, host Yung Verbal sits down with the unstoppable Nomfundo Yekani - a South African rapper and all-round entertainer who’s proving that nothing can hold her back.From sneaking into auditions at just 16, to chasing dreams in modeling, TV presenting, sports shows, and finally carving her lane in hip-hop — Nomfundo’s story is one of resilience, raw talent, and relentless belief in herself.She opens up about: • Her early love for entertainment and TV presenting. • The big break moments (including MTV’s VJ search). • How lockdown unlocked her rap career. • Writing her own bars and evolving from The Alpha EP to her latest projects. • Why she won’t “dumb it down” for the industry. • Her big goalsTwo crazy minds in the same room. 🔥 Pure vibes. Pure honesty. Pure inspiration.

Join Verbal in Namibia for an unforgettable adventure — from breathtaking landscapes and rich culture to the best food and a taste of Namibian nightlife. 🌍🔥

In this powerful episode of PodHouse Conversations, host Yung Verbal sits down with Namibian multi-hyphenate Luis Munana—model, media mogul, cartoon creator, fashion week founder, and Forbes 30 Under 30 alum.Luis shares his incredible journey from a pastor’s kid studying accounting to becoming a continent-shaping creative entrepreneur. From Big Brother Africa to launching Waka Waka Moo (a globally syndicated African kids’ show), to founding MTC Windhoek Fashion Week, Zuriel fashion brand, a private school, and even his own MCC champagne Razul—this is a masterclass in vision, hustle, and purpose.This episode is packed with FREE game: insight on building legacy, navigating black tax, unlocking African identity through storytelling, and why introverts can still change the world. Expect laughter, honesty, big lessons—and of course, NAN!Don’t miss this inspiring story of how one Namibian creative took local dreams to the global stage.

In this Rare Conversation hosted by Chilu Lemba shot on location at Urban Hotel in Lusaka, we sit down with Zambian cultural icon Pontiano Kaiche - a man whose legacy spans music, folklore, comedy, and civil engineering (yes, really).From his early days forming bands in school and singing in pubs in the UK, to sharing stages with legends and reshaping Zambia’s music landscape, Pontiano shares an unfiltered account of his journey. He recalls how a moment of courage in Kent led him to embrace his African sound, how mentorship with Teddy Chilambe shaped his path, and how his music dismantled the Rhumba wave in Zambia.More than a musician, Pontiano is a storyteller who turns every performance into a heartfelt experience. He opens up about identity, artistic discipline, and what today’s Zambian artists can learn from cultural authenticity.Expect wisdom, laughter, and unforgettable anecdotes—including how he unknowingly influenced a young Chilu’s approach to music planning on a flight to Johannesburg decades ago.🎙️ This is not just a podcast—it’s a time capsule of Zambian musical heritage.Shot by Destro Fundanga

This episode is a trip down memory lane with a true Zambian entertainment icon, the multi-talented K-Star.Yung Verbal sits down with the man he credits for his own start in the Zambian music scene. From the early days of battling in cyphers and sneaking into competitions, K-Star was the "glue" that connected a generation of legendary artists like TIM, Cactus, and the members who would form Zone Fam.Join them as they discuss:K-Star's transition from English rap to incorporating vernacular.The accidental career change into stand-up comedy and poetry.Becoming the famous voice behind "Date My Family Zambia" and a character in the Netflix animated series "Super Team 4".The financial realities that pushed him to diversify his talents.If you've ever wondered about the stories behind the music, you don't want to miss this. K-Star gets his long-overdue flowers for his pioneering impact on the industry.

Yung Verbal sits down with Zambian artist and actor Sam Sakala (Dope G) for a powerful discussion on his journey through music, acting, mental health, and self-discovery. From his days with Zone Fam to his breakout acting roles, Sam opens up about the transitions, the pressures of public life, and how faith and community have kept him grounded.🎤 They dive into: • The balancing act between music and acting careers. • Sam’s candid take on mental health, therapy, and overcoming burnout. • His evolving identity and the launch of his new clothing line and album RIG – Rooted in God. • The stories behind the hit song “My Hair” and his growth from the rap persona Dope G to embracing his true self as Sam Sakala.🎬 Plus, a sneak peek into his upcoming album Spirit, a project inspired by his personal and spiritual journey.💬 Join the conversation and hear Sam’s inspiring message of resilience, vulnerability, and finding purpose.

In this special tribute, written, produced and narrated by Chilu Lemba, we step away from the headlines and political discourse to remember the personal side of Zambia's sixth President, Edgar Chagwa Lungu (1956 - 2025).This non-political documentary explores the man behind the title through four unique lenses:STYLE: Unpacking his intentional fashion choices, from tailored presidential suits to a controversial all-white outfit that revealed his sense of humor.HANDWRITING: Analyzing his remarkably precise script, which suggested a "planner mindset" and "natural leadership qualities".FAITH: Examining the deep Christian conviction that led him to establish a National Day of Prayer and galvanize the nation's faith.FITNESS: Following his early morning runs that showcased his discipline and provided a "soothing" escape from the demands of the presidency.Through heartfelt and insightful interviews with those who knew or observed him closely, we uncover a multi-faceted personality—a quiet student who became president , a leader with a sense of humor, and a man of deep faith.Join us for a reflective journey that focuses on the quiet impressions, the human details, and the lasting personal legacy of Edgar Chagwa Lungu.Featuring insights from:Bishop Trevor Mumba (Former University Classmate) Tio Nason (Artist & Creative Director)Senior Counsel Kafula Mwiche (Lusaka Fitness Squad) Rev. Jordan Benjamin Moyowambuya (Synapse Life Solutions) Disclaimer: This video steers clear of political commentary. It’s a reflective look at the personal side of former President Edgar Chagwa Lungu—his style, character, and legacy beyond politics. Expert opinions shared are based on publicly available materials and are interpretive in nature.

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