Podcast appearances and mentions of chanda mbao

Like an irate ex-boyrfriend coming back to claim a Bentley from his ex-girlfriend, the 2 Broke Twimbos return with another episode of the only podcast classified as a frontline worker and cleared to receive the vaccine! The 2 Broke Twimbos exchange angry words about Victoria Falls with Zambian hip-hop star Chanda Mbao, then chop it up with the Head of Business Development & Media Partnerships at Audiomack Africa, Charlotte Bwana who makes grand promises for both the Zimbabwean and Zambian music industries and single-handedly ends the Great War of the Zambezi (2021). A bumper episode for fans of music everywhere! Enjoy. Subscribe and listen to 2 Broke Twimbos everywhere podcasts are availablePatreonWebsiteiTunesSpotifyStitcherTuneInYouTubeAmazonRate and review, and support us on Patreon! Check out the official 2BT Playlist on your favourite streaming platform here!

This interview falls under my #1000AwesomeZambians project. This initiative is about ordinary Zambians who are doing extraordinary things. It's about letting them tell their stories; big or small. It's time to share how we are changing the narrative positively. Stories that inspire us, told by us! Own your story! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

On this episode of the Podcast, Chromez & Fanatik talk about Zambian Hip Hop artist Slapdee's song with Patoranking of Nigeria and Daev called Lituation, they point the positives and negatives that they noticed (3:19). They then talk about Chanda Mbao's single 'The Bigger Wave' featuring his frequent collaborator Scott and international artists Laylizzy from Mozambique & Da L.E.S from South Africa, they break down what impact this will have on Chanda's career (25:42). The guys then give their take on Zambia getting funding from donors cut off because of alleged corruption. (40:38). News broke out about a man that was recruiting people to be in pornographic films, the guys break down how they feel about it. Revenge porn finds its way into the conversation too (1:04:18). Chromez & Fanatik then talk about South Africa legalizing the private growth and consumption of Marijuana, going as far as giving their own experiences with the herb (1:12:17). Fanatik has a concern as to why Zambian female rappers never seem to hit mainstream success, then they both break down why that happens and what they can do to achieve it (1:24:19). They then touch on how the Youtube numbers of the diss tracks that Eminem and Machine Gun Kelly dropped targeted at each other at the time of recording (1:38:54) Remember to follow/subscribe on this platform. Follow the hosts; @TheeChromez @Fanatik_Lochead

Zambian, Carl Chanda Mbao affectionately known as Chanda Mbao, is a financial services professional with over 7 years experience in investment banking and strategy. He is also a very dope emcee! Currently managing partner at Frontier Capital Partners, Carl has sharpened his business acumen working at industry giants like Goldman Sachs and Leon, Mayer & Co. He holds a Bachelor of Science in Business Administration degree, from the University of Miami (School of Business) majoring in Economics, International Relations with Mathemetics as a minor. We caught up with him on a business trip in Johannesburg, right after he finished shooting the music video for his latest song. Yes, in addition to his impressive business CV, Chanda Mbao is also an acclaimed and successful rap artist and all-round good dude! Chilu, Zubz and Chanda chatted finance, life vocations, dreams, formative rap stories, single mom up-bringing, the role the young African man in family and more. Keep up with The Prince of Zambia: Web: www.chandambao.com All Socials: @ChandaMbao

In this episode we talk to the guy behind the smash hits 'wave' and 'selfish' Chanda Mbao. Throughout the episode Chanda Mbao spoke his truth on topics such as the newly formed ZAM (Zambia Association of Musicians), to his come up in the rap game, the main reasons why artists fail and tips for success in the music business. We also talked about how he recorded his first song and how social media has impacted the media industry. "Whatever i have in terms of following, i would say is primarily from social media. Because the way the media industry works everywhere is that formal channels or traditional channels are maintained by gatekeepers." This episode is filled with many keynotes, so listen carefully and act upon them wisely. Chanda Mbao Instagram-https://www.instagram.com/chandambao Twitter-https://twitter.com/ChandaMbao Facebook-https://web.facebook.com/ChandaMbao Soundcloud-https://soundcloud.com/chandambao Podcast Instagram-https://www.instagram.com/opportunityisnow_here

Chromez had a great conversation with Chanda Mbao on this episode of the podcast. He is a Zambian rapper that spent a lot of his time outside his country which was a great thing for him because he got exposed to different cultures that can be heard in his music. Chanda Mbao says he doesn’t swear in his music because his family listens to it and he doesn’t want it to be a part of his legacy. He blew up in a way that made it seem like it was overnight success, which has affected him in both positive and negative ways. Chanda Mbao grew up with a single mom and he explained how that shaped the person he is today. He also talked about how his accent has affected the way people treat him, especially the gate keepers.