Tinzwe Media

In Ep 21 of The Podcast Sessions Rutendo Nyamuda speaks to Kim Fox about the bridge between podcasts and academics, ethics and AI. Kim is a a professor of practice at The American University in Cairo (AUC) in Egypt. Her primary area of interest is radio/audio/podcasting. In addition to teaching, she’s a scholar-creative conducting academic research on podcasts and producing a multi-award-winning p...

In episode 20 of The Podcast Sessions Rutendo Nyamuda interviews host and creator of True Crime South Africa Nicole Engelbrecht. Let's Connect: Website: www.thepodsessions.com Website

Episode #19 of "The Podcast Sessions" with Rutendo Nyamuda features Mary-Ann Nobele, Host of the award-winning podcast "I Will Not Grow Old Here'. Website

In this episode of "The Podcast Sessions"- Rutendo Nyamuda speaks to Melissa Mbugua (Co-Director of Africa Podfest), Vanessa Gathecha, (Research Lead from Baraza Media Lab) and Maurice Otieno (Executive Director and Baraza Media Lab) about their in-depth analysis report of the African podcast scene titled the “Discovery Tour Data Edition" compiled by Africa Podfest and Baraza Media Lab. Website

Episode #17 of "The Podcast Sessions" with Rutendo Nyamuda features Pelontle Mosimege, Founder and Host of She Brigade. Website

Episode #16 of "The Podcast Sessions" with Rutendo Nyamuda features Molly Jensen, CEO of Afripods. In this episode she speaks about her journey into podcasting, her leadership style and where she sees African podcasting in the future. Molly features on the Feb/March cover of 'the Podcast Sessions' digital magazine - Africa's first pan-African podcast magazine. Website

Episode #15 of "The Podcast Sessions" Rutendo Nyamuda interviews, co-hosts of '2 Broke Twimbos' Phil Chard and Danis Dube. Visit www.thepodsessions.com for more information. Website

In episode #55 of "In My 20s" Sibusiso Kotelo aka “The Kid Prodigy” speaks to host, Rutendo Nyamuda about his journey to becoming South Africa’s first black IFBB Pro bodybuilder. Sibusiso also shares amazing insights on discipline, the power of the mind and his 20s journey. The "In My 20s" podcast, hosted by Rutendo Nyamuda, is an honest conversation on self-discovery featuring the next generation...

In episode 14 of "The Podcast Sessions" Rutendo Nyamuda interviews, podcast consultant and founder of Kali Media, Paula Rogo. In this episode we discuss podcast numbers, when to approach advertisers and taking advantages of opportunities. Visit www.thepodsessions.com for more information. Website

In episode #54 of "In My 20s" Dr. Nokukhanya Khanyile speaks to host, Rutendo Nyamuda about the realties of being a doctor during a global pandemic, the importance of analysing how your mental health - facing axiety and depression as well as her quarter life crisis and life as a 20-year-old. The "In My 20s" podcast, hosted by Rutendo Nyamuda, is an honest conversation on self-discovery featuring t...

In episode 13 of "The Podcast Sessions" Rutendo Nyamuda interviews entrepreneur and host of the Mashstartup Podcast, Mashudu Modau. Visit www.thepodsessions.com for more information. Website

In episode 12 of "The Podcast Sessions", we speak to co-directors of Africa Podfest Josephine Karianjahi and Melissa Mbugua. In this episode the pair speak to Rutendo Nyamuda about launching Africa's first global podcast festival. The also speak about the importance of Africa Podcast Day, celebrated annually on 12 February. Both Josephine and Melissa are also the cover stars for the February issue...

Episode #53 of the “In My 20s” Foyin Ogunrombi. In this episode Foyin and, host, Rutendo Nyamuda speak about how Foyin became one of the most successful beauty influencers in South Africa as well as the journey to launching "7 Days, 7 Faces". The "In My 20s" podcast, hosted by Rutendo Nyamuda, is an honest conversation on self-discovery featuring the next generation of leaders in their respective...

In episode 11 of "The Podcast Sessions", we speak to Danielle Desir - author, travel blogger, podcaster and founder of WOC Podcasters. In this episode Danielle speaks to, host, Rutendo Nyamuda about her journey of building WOC Podcasters. Website

Episode #52 of the “In My 20s” podcast features Modupe Oloruntoba. In this episode she chats to Rutendo Nyamuda about her career as a prominent fashion writer and content creator. In this episode the pair speak about Modupe’s career journey and how her background has influenced how she sees and writes about fashion. They also speak about fashion innovation from gaming to 3D design as well as the q...

Episode 9 of "Inside Wants Out" features Anthony AnthXny Molosi. His poem is titled " Wa Pelo " - which translates to "Of My Heart" in English. The poem is written in his mother tongue of Setswana. The piece is about love. It’s about a man who had gone through all sorts of tribulations in pursuit of love until he found the love of his life. He is, now, telling her the story while appreciating her...

Episode 8 of "Inside Wants Out" features Anele Kose. His poem is titled "Mayid’idlule lendebe" - which translates to "Let this Pandemic Pass" in English. The poem is written in his mother tongue Xhosa. In this poem, Anele honours the essential workers and the personal sacrifices they've made during this time of the global pandemic. About the Poet: Anele Kose is a poet, play write, novelist and act...

Episode 7 of "Inside Wants Out" features a poem titled 'Adhabu Isiyojulikani', which translates to (Unknown Punishment) in English. The poem is written and narrated by Gloria Ngandu from the Democratic Republic of Congo. Her expresses how she feels about the pandemic and how to her it has felt like a punishment as so much suffering has happened. The poem questions why there has been this added pai...

Episode 6 of "Inside Wants Out" features a poem titled 'Ubhubhane', which translates to 'The Pandemic)' in English. The poem is written and narrated by Mntungwa Scotch from South Africa. His poem was written while he experienced lockdown level 5 in South Africa. About the Poet: Mntungwa Scotch is a South African poet, storyteller and motivational speaker. He is from the Eastern Cape and runs a com...

Episode 5 of "Inside Wants Out" features the poem titled Ma Gbe Ni Idakẹjẹ Ohun Ni Gbogbo Agbaye, which loosely translates to COVID-19 Sounding All the World, in English. The poem is written by Nigerian renowned poet, Dr Ayo Ayoola-Amale, who writes about the difficulty in complying with a precautionary measures associated with the prevention of COVID-19 in many societies in Africa.. About the poe...

Episode 4 of "Inside Wants Out" features a poem titled 'COVID-19'. The poem is written and narrated in Shona by Simbarashe Mupazviribwo. This beautiful poem, articulates Simbarashe's feeling about the global pandemic. About the Poet: Simbarashe Mupazviribwo is a 22-year-old poet from Harare, Zimbabwe. He is currently studying accounting at Chinhoyi University of Technology. He enjoys writing poetr...

Episode 3 of "Inside Wants Out" features a poem titled 'Ndixelele, Ndibesisi Caka Nini Kwakhona?!', which translates to 'How did I become a slave again?' in English. The poem is written and narrated in Xhosa by, South African poet, Sinomhlobo Makeleni. The poem was written out of pain as Sinomhlobo reflects about the injustices happening around the continent. In this poem she addresses, racism, sl...

Episode 2 of "Inside Wants Out" features a poem titled 'Anorarama', which translates to 'She Lives' in English. The poem is written and narrated by Ruth Rufaro Nyamuzinga from Zimbabwe. This poem was crafted after Ruth realised how high rape cases had been in Zimbabwe and the continent at large. Due to the virus and lockdown regulations most people were locked in and had no one to talk to, some lo...

Episode 1 of "Inside Wants Out" begins with a poem titled Mĩhũmũ ya Korona, which translates to Breath in English, written and narrated by Njeri Wangari from Kenya. This episode featured an introduction by the poet who explains the reason for the poem. Then you'll hear the poem narrated in Gĩkũyũ (Kikuyu) and lastly the English translation of the poem. About the Poet: Njeri Wangarĩ is an acclaimed...

In episode 10 of "The Podcast Sessions", we speak to Kitso Moremi - multi award-winning sound engineer and The Sobering Podcast co-founder. In this episode Kitso speaks to host, Rutendo Nyamuda about the tech side of podcasting, including the right microphone to use, what to listen for in a room as well things to listen out for in post-production / editing. Website