<p>We sit in a really weird intersection between having friends that can bar you to death and friends that can’t count a bar. However this raises the subject of having honest conversations with your friends and giving honest and genuine feedback. A slippery slope for sure, this should be a fun one.  </p>

We sit in a really weird intersection between having friends that can bar you to death and friends that can’t count a bar. However this raises the subject of having honest conversations with your friends and giving honest and genuine feedback. A slippery slope for sure, this should be a fun one.

<p>We sit in a really weird intersection between having friends that can bar you to death and friends that can’t count a bar. However this raises the subject of having honest conversations with your friends and giving honest and genuine feedback. A slippery slope for sure, this should be a fun one. &nbsp;</p>

You Can't Rap

Tings and Things is hosted by Jonathan Mbaya and Simba Tsumba, two lifelong friends. Our Podcast transcends borders and strips away all the filters from the perfectly edited and curated lives we have become accustomed to online. As a duo, we manage to open up a platform to have real conversations that touch upon what it means to live and learn, alongside occasional guest appearances from some of the most dynamic people across industries and our Tings & Things family. We found that through our travel and adventures, our struggles as young adults were not unique to us. Tings and Things was designed to share those experiences since those were not being discussed by traditional media outlets, and alongside our back and forth banter and undeniable chemistry, we have found the perfect formula to exhibit the everyday stories of life in an everyday conversational way.

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Tings and Things is hosted by Jonathan Mbaya and Simba Tsumba, two lifelong friends. Our Podcast transcends borders and strips away all the filters from the perfectly edited and curated lives we have become accustomed to online. As a duo, we manage to open up a platform to have real conversations that touch upon what it means to live and learn, alongside occasional guest appearances from some of the most dynamic people across industries and our Tings &amp; Things family. We found that through our travel and adventures, our struggles as young adults were not unique to us. Tings and Things was designed to share those experiences since those were not being discussed by traditional media outlets, and alongside our back and forth banter and undeniable chemistry, we have found the perfect formula to exhibit the everyday stories of life in an everyday conversational way.

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