This episodes features hit songs including collaborations with other artists by Zimbabwean artist Nutty O. One such song is a collaboration with reggae legend Bob Marley from the 2023 Album Africa Unite

The show brings back memories for our older audience and hopefully evokes some curiosity in our younger audience to explore the richness in African golden oldies

This episode showcases music spanning a little more than 20 years from different African countries including Nigeria, Tanzania, South Africa and Senegal.

This episode plays some popular songs from the early 2000's by the ten young artists after pioneering a genre of music they names Urban Grooves.

This episode samples music from Oliver Mtukudzi's wide range of music which comprises of 67 albums spanning over four decades. Not only did Oliver Mtukudzi have a huge international footprint, he was adored by many within Zimbabwe. He was declared a National Hero and the first musician to receive such a status on his passing in 2019.

About time you updated your playlist with some good music. This episode features music from Davido, Chillmaster, Jah Prayzah, Sylent Quo among others that you can add to your African Music playlist

The episode showcases awesome live performances by African artists including one set in an African Village under a tree to one on an international stage with the support of a choir of 900 .The songs bring to light topics that range from simple to complex ones. The music is timeless and spectacular.

The episode Sungura Music from the 90's and early 2000 by System Tazvida, Leonard Dembo, Pengaudzoke, Alick Macheso and Paul Mpofu.

By popular demand, the podcast features music by popular Zimbabwean Artists Jah Prayzer, Oriyano and Nisha Ts. Comparisons have been made between Jah Prayzer and Oriyano's music but what is undisputed is that both artists are extremely talented. Nisha Ts a female Zimbabwean artist, has recently been breaking a lot of glass ceilings with her diverse and vibrant recent releases.

The show plays African Rumba whose roots emanated from the Congo area, then spread and diversified to many other parts of the world due to slavery, colonization and migration of the people from that area. This podcast focuses on music from the modern day Democratic Republic of Congo. This type of music is very popular in many countries across the continent of Africa despite language barriers because it is rather danceable.