In Episode 150 of Backroom Convo's with Lesego M., we dive into the exciting new segment, Raid My Trailer! This week, I’m reviewing the much-anticipated trailer for Mufasa, unpacking the visuals, themes, and what it promises for fans of The Lion King universe.

We also celebrate African excellence by giving well-deserved flowers to actors like Thuso Mbedu, Kagiso Lediga, and John Kani for their incredible work in representing Africa on the global stage.#BackRoomConvo's

The Song of the Episode is Uvalo by Sjava and Usimamane—a soulful hit that has already racked up 1.7 million views on YouTube since its release last month.

🎥 Tune in for a cinematic journey and uplifting vibes!

In Episode 49 of Backroom Convo's with Lesego M., we kick off the new year with an honest discussion about resolutions and the challenges of sticking to them. Dive into the realities of financial mismanagement and the lessons learned along the way, as we unpack practical ways to regain control.

We also reflect on the power of God’s timing—the ultimate formula that opens doors, whether we feel ready or not. Plus, I share my journey of reading Atomic Habits by James Clear for two years and how its lessons continue to shape my life.

🌟 Start your year inspired and focused! Tune in now.

In this riveting episode of Backroom Convo's with Lesego M., we dive into the political chaos that erupted as South Korean President Yoon Suk Yeol declared martial law. Join me as we dissect the six-hour decree that sent shockwaves through South Korea, leaving citizens and global leaders stunned. We unravel the political motivations, the constitutional implications, and the broader effects on Korea’s democracy and security.

Was it a necessary move to stabilize the nation or an overreach of executive power? Tune in for a comprehensive analysis of the unprecedented decision, the public reaction, and what this means for South Korea's political future. Whether you're a politics enthusiast or just curious about international affairs, this is a conversation you won't want to miss!

Perfect for listeners interested in global politics, South Korean affairs, and governance

In this special episode of Backroom Convo’s with Lesego M., we shine the spotlight on one of Amapiano’s finest – DJ Stokie.

🎶 Career Breakdown: Together, we rewind the clock to uncover DJ Stokie’s incredible journey, starting in the 1990s. From mixing tracks in his room in Mzimhlophe to becoming a finalist on YFM’s Mad Half Hour in 2006, Stokie has evolved into a household name in the South African music scene.

💿 Music and Legacy: We delve into the artistry behind his gold-certified albums My Journey and My Journey Continues, as well as chart-topping singles like Awukhuzeki and Superman. DJ Stokie shares what inspires his feel-good Amapiano sound and the story behind his rise to success.

📀 Amapiano’s Impact: This conversation isn’t just about music—it’s a celebration of culture, perseverance, and the power of believing in your dreams.

Tune in to hear the vibes, the stories, and the passion that drive DJ Stokie’s music. Whether you're an Amapiano enthusiast or simply love a good success story, this episode is for you!

Get ready for an episode packed with excitement and insights!

Whether you’re a movie buff, book lover, or music enthusiast, this episode has something for everyone. Tune in now and join the conversation!

n Episode 145 of Backroom Convo's with Lesego M., we dive into the explosive Season 2 finale of Tulsa King, titled "Reconstruction". Join us as we unpack Dwight’s strategic moves, the power plays that expanded his empire, and the gripping fates of his crew. With Sylvester Stallone leading a stellar cast, we explore how this episode wraps up lingering storylines and sets the stage for what’s next. Don’t miss our take on the dramatic highs, standout performances, and what it all means for the future of the series.

🎬 Tune in to see if this finale was Worth the Hype or Underrated!

In this episode of Backroom Convos with Lesego M., we dissect the explosive action-drama series The Jackal, an electrifying reimagining of Frederick Forsyth’s classic The Day of the Jackal. This spy thriller takes us on a heart-pounding chase across Europe as an elite assassin battles wits with a sharp British intelligence officer, with both their personal and professional lives hanging by a thread.

We delve into the series’ high-stakes narrative, stellar performances, and cinematic brilliance, breaking down its IMDb rating of 8.1 and Rotten Tomatoes' 82% score. Is The Jackal a must-watch for thriller enthusiasts, or does it fall short of expectations? Tune in for our detailed review and ultimate verdict!

As a bonus, we feature Makubenjalo by Nia Pearl, Kabza De Small, Stakev, and The Musical Chef as the Song of the Day. Its rich Amapiano vibe complements our thrilling discussion, making this episode a blend of excitement and culture.

Whether you're a spy genre aficionado or curious about the hype, don’t miss this breakdown! Available now on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, and other platforms.

Hit or Miss? The Cultural Report, we dive into the pulse of South African music culture with a dual review of "Yes God" by Oscar Mbo and KG Smallz, featuring Dearson, and the recent South African Music Awards (SAMAs). First, we explore the impact and artistry of "Yes God", analyzing the remix by Mörda, Thakzin, and Mhaw Keys. We discuss its production, the message behind the track, and how it’s resonated with listeners since its release.

Then, we shift gears to discuss the highlights and key moments from the SAMAs, celebrating some of the year’s biggest wins and most memorable performances. Were the nominees and winners truly representative of South Africa's vibrant music scene, or did some artists miss out on their due recognition?

Join us as we rate each on our hype scale—was it a hit or did it miss the mark? This episode unpacks the cultural impact and legacy of these major moments in South African music.

In this episode of Backroom Convos, Lesego M. sits down with Precious, the creative force behind Lekgarebe Industries, a Rustenburg-based jewelry brand that’s redefining elegance and empowerment. With her company just over a year old, Precious shares her inspiring journey, from drawing inspiration from her beloved grandmother to building a business aimed at empowering women.

We talk about her dreams for Lekgarebe Industries, including plans for manufacturing, distribution, and retailing her handcrafted jewelry across South Africa and beyond. Precious also opens up about the support she received from ABSA for branding, her recent skills exchange program in China, and her vision to inspire the next generation of jewelry designers.

Whether you’re a jewelry lover, entrepreneur, or just looking for a story that embodies passion and perseverance, this conversation is for you!