Nkhani Zathu

Unveiling the man behind the character! Join us in an illuminating podcast interview with Frederick Chitangala, the brilliant actor behind the beloved Bashi Mwanida in the hit series 'Mpali.' Get an inside look at the art of bringing characters to life, the challenges of balancing fame, and the impact of 'Mpali' on Chitangala's career. But there's more to this talented individual – explore his dynamic role as the director of the Olympic Youth Development Centre, where he channels his passion for empowering the youth through sports. A conversation that goes beyond the screen, revealing the depth and diversity of Fredrick Chitangala's incredible journey in both the entertainment and sports realms.

Embark on a literary journey with us in this captivating podcast interview featuring Anthony Wambongo, the talented Kenyan author behind the upcoming book, 'Yearning for Dawn.' Join us as we delve into the intricacies of his writing process, the inspiration behind the book, and the unique experience of having it published in Zambia. Wambongo shares insights into the cultural and storytelling elements that shape his narrative, offering a sneak peek into the world he has meticulously crafted. Tune in for a fascinating conversation with an emerging voice in African literature, as we explore the intersection of creativity, culture, and cross-border publishing.

Dive into the world of filmmaking with Yasmin Dodia, a trailblazing female film producer whose debut feature, 'Can You See Us,' recently made history as the first Zambian film to grace Netflix. In this exclusive podcast interview, Yasmin takes us behind the scenes, sharing the triumphs and challenges of bringing her vision to the global stage. Join us for an inspiring conversation as we explore the creative process, the significance of diverse storytelling, and the impact of 'Can You See Us' on the international film landscape. Discover the passion and determination that drive Yasmin Dodia's journey in reshaping narratives and breaking new ground in the cinematic realm.

In this enlightening episode, Rinah sits down with Nasho Mapulanga, the visionary founder of The Media Farms. Nasho has been on a mission to transform young people's lives by bridging the gap between disadvantaged youth and the world of Media. Discover how he is changing the narrative of communities through media.

In this conversation, he delves into the challenges he has faced, the success stories that have emerged, and his vision for the future of The Media Farms.

Rinah hosts Zambian Actress and Filmmaker, Diana Jere. In this episode, Diana shares her acting background experience as well as the process leading to one of Kopala's best films, Falling Short which was selected for screening at the Sotambe Zambia International Film Festival.

In this episode, Rinah explores the conversation with the creators of "Makepe Tales" a Botswana animation series that revolves around the misadventures of Makepe, a curious and mischievous 12-year-old boy. During this conversation, we gain insights into their creative process, the cultural background, and the lessons they aim to convey

Rinah hosts Zimbabwean filmmaker, Joe Njagu, creator of "Ngoda", a movie which tells the story of three brothers who become illegal diamond miners during the 2006 diamond mining rush in Zimbabwe. In this conversation, we explore insights into the creative process, the motivations behind the story, and the broader implications for communities affected by diamond mining in Zimbabwe.

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In this episode, Rinah hosts Martina Mwanza, Co-founder of Sotambe Institute and Zambia International Film Festival. The conversation explored the impact of film among young people, the inspiration behind one of the most talked about Southern African Film Festivals and getting to know a little more about Martina Mwanza.

Rinah hosts Arts and Cultural expert, Bether Mwale of Kalulu Kreativez. In this episode, Bether describes the importance of empowering and nurturing children and adults through arts and culture based on her experience as a Mother and Director of an Arts and Cultural centre.