Attention fellow prize-winners, please help me in addressing the riff raff of society who have never won a ZIMA best online media award. Henceforth we are not just broke, we are broke award-winners, please address us accordingly. It's time for a new episode, Phil is currently begging on the streets of South Africa, whereas Dan is practitioning his own brand of pauperdom in Zimbabwe, however they managed to connect via Skype to catch up on the major events of the past few weeks in both countries. Tune in to hear about our newfound status, the inside scoop on the Wizkid concert in Zimbabwe (the one that didn't happen), the T.I. & Nicki Minaj concerts in South Africa, the AKA and Back to The City debacle, the recent success of Ammara Brown & Tytan's hit song Mukoko and more! We end the episode with the Young DLC EDM remix of Mukoko.

Go and tell on us to mama, because this time, we've gone on and done it. Arguably Zimbabwe's biggest musician right now, none other than Jah Prayzah has officially joined the illustrious roster of 2BT guests. Thanks to cunning promises of payment, we managed to trick the Zimbabwean superstar to getting into the studio then locking the door and forcing him to speak to Danny for over an hour before we let him out. Also in studio was Jah Prayzah's manager, Keen, who calmed down after threatening to have us sued. Listen in as Danny's Shona speaking skills are tested to the limit and Jah Prayzah delves deep into stories he admits he's never spoken on before, like his first live performance that had fewer people than a Donald Trump rally in Mexico, his embarrassing experiences leaving gigs in a kombi, his experiences overseas, controversies surrounding the Eriza music video and much much more. Also, Jah Prayzah officially and exclusively announces the name of his upcoming album for 2016 right here on this groundbreaking AWARD WINNING podcast. We end off the episode with Jah Prayzah's current single, Hello.

My fellow Zimbabweans, it is with a heavy heart that I must announce to you all that we are still broke. But we as the patrons of struggle are comforted in the knowledge that you as our unfortunate readers and listeners are also reduced to such desperate measures as to look for our brand new podcast. While Phil languishes in misery in some South African prison, Danny managed to sit with one of the increasingly influential names in African music production, Mr Kamera.

Strugglers, men, women, and country folk lend me your data bundles as we deliver another incredible podcast episode to you! This week, Phil is still avoiding Home Affairs in South Africa and somehow managed to rope in Hip Hop heavyweight, TV presenter and producer Tebogo Thekisho more commonly known as ProVerb. During the interview Phil discusses ProVerb’s journey from Kimberley South Africa to Johannesburg to study at WITS Tech only to be distracted by his love for music and being discovered by Outrageous records before releasing his classic debut Book Of ProVerb. Now after 5 albums ProVerb now runs his own label, ProVerb Music and has bought into his own production company which produced the hit show Idols (which he hosts) as well as other shows like Ms South Africa. We also discover what drives the mighty Verb to continue pushing despite the fact that he has already accomplished so much since his debut a decade ago.

Comrades after what may seem like eternity for some ( in actuality it was a few weeks) , your gran’s favourite podcast is back. In our first episode since winning our very unexpected ZIMA award we are back with an incredible interview with one of Zimbabwe’s most famous exports – Miss Vimbai Mutinhiri. After stalking her down in the mean and harsh streets of Sandton, Phil managed to speak to Vimbai about how she became one of Africa’s most popular TV hosts. We track her story from her school days at Arundel to gaining her degree in Political Science at UCT. Vimbai also shares how she was once the face of a global Bio Oil campaign before she returned home only to be snubbed in the most painful way at the NAMAs before she made the leap and left home for the bright lights of Johannesburg.

It’s the most wonderful time of the year!! Not because of the holidays , no no no not at all strugglers. It is because your aunt’s second favourite podcast is currently in the middle of a media blitz with a flurry of new content. In this episode Dan & Phil review the BET Experience which was held in Johannesburg last weekend. The massive event featured a host of performers, talks, comedy shows and a celebrity basketball game that were held during the day and then a massive concert that kicked off as the sun went down. The concert featured performances from Diamond Platnumz, Flavour, AKA, Raphael Saadiq, Mary J Blige and Maxwell. Listen to hear what hot happenings happened at the event, we also have interviews with Dan’s Woman Crush Everyday Boity, Khanyi Mbau, Zororo Makamba, Beverly Bond, Emtee, Diamond Platnumz, AKA and few words from the Queen of R&B Soul Mary J Blige! Enjoy

Just like that herpes on your lip, you thought you'd got rid of us when you hadn't seen us for weeks, only for us to reappear just in time to ensure you don't get your New Year's kiss. Yup, after a bit of a brief hiatus, we bring you a fresh new episode! Phil & Dan have a lot to talk about, so put your laptop on Power Saver mode so it's still on when the power comes back and listen in as the dollar-deficient duo wax lyrical about Zimbabwean and South African escapades such as The SA Hip Hop Awards, The Zim Hip Hop Awards, Unplugged, The BET Africa Experience and more! Phil takes the opportunity to address the allegations hurled at him from Zim Hip Hop bloggers

Just like that annoying case of the bubble guts the 2 Broke Twimbos are back again to remind you to never eat that leftover bowl of curry chicken. We are also back with another episode of the nation’s favourite podcast. This week we ventured into the hostile territory of Borrowdale to visit the Kenako Muzik studios to find out who is behind the massive Kenako tsunami that has engulfed us all in 2015. Listen in as we speak to Kenako hit makers Oskid and DJ Tamuka to hear about how they started off in Gweru before being whisked away by Kenako’s ownership to Harare. The interview is also interrupted by urban groover ExQ and newcomer Natty O as well as Kenako’s head of music Christabel who does not like Dan at all.

Attention esteemed strugglers! We have a new episode for you and boy is this one a doozy! The beautiful and charismatic Nadia Nakai, of both South African and Zimbabwean origin (listen/watch to understand) was somehow deceived into sitting in the studio with us for a full hour of in depth confabulation involving large amounts of thirst from Dan and abrasiveness from Phil.

Strugglers, listeners, viewers and that annoying family member that won’t stop calling – we are back and this week is a very special show. We have marketed all of our previous 55 shows as special but believe us, this show here is the most special of them all! Why you ask? Well it is because we got to sit down with one of South Africa’s most talented artists and frankly the most beautiful. The Queen of House, Bucie Nqwiliso! We caught up with the simply stunning image of perfection during her visit to Zimbabwe for the Shoko Festival and somehow we managed to interview her without doing something that would get us arrested. Listen in as we discuss her career, her plans for the future and the fact that she thinks we are cute. Yes she says that , without being forced . Did we mention that she thinks we are cute? We also discuss a few topical issues including the recent University fee protests in South Africa. We support the students fully a#FeesMustFall. Our condolences go out the Moyo family on their recent and tragic loss. Zanele will be missed.