On this episode of the pod, we talk to Mercy an IT expert who has thrived in a male Driven Industry such as IT(information Technology). We talk about her challenges, inspiration etc .

Many are the times that people make verbal agreements, without of course putting anything in writing. This usually terns out to be inconveniencing if either party fails to fulfill their side of the agreement

On this episode we talk about the recent move of our Zambian top players to the English premier league,what it means to both Funs and fellow footballers.

On this episode we talk about our Late Founding father, the Great Dr Kenneth Kaunda. What he means to us personally and what we can get from his Legacy.

On this episode we talk about the benefits of streaming from both sides, consumers as well as the artists side. Let us know what you think are the benefits from your point of view

On this episode I get to interact with Chunga(Lusaka, Zambia) based Singer/Song writer Tasha B. Tasha has been doing music from childhood and now she wants to engage more on a professional basis.

On this episode , I talk about how someone can be rich off being famous and also how someone can be famous and dead broke. I also talk about how one can convert that game into money.

On this episode I talk about the Accronym of G.O.A.T (Greatest of all time) in music terms. Who really qualifies to be called the G.O.A.T?, Is there any criteria we should use to establish whether oneb or not. Because recently the word has been thrown around alot. Everyone is the G.O.A.T

On this episode, I sat down with an amazing group by the name of "Wenets". We got to talk about what got them into music, their inspiration, who they would like to work with, what they would change in the music industry and of course we get to hear their "Elevator Pitch"...and more

On this episode, we look at term of "Upcoming Artist". What the criteria is, if it considered disrespectful to be regarded an upcoming artist?. Can one be in the music Industry for a long time and still be considered an upcoming artist?. Is the term uprising/emerging artist less offense.

On this episode I sat down with producer/ Artist Dj Cb Mr Fresh, black face, boogie and Kay rock to have an open minded conversation on the issue of Free downloads. Whether or not this issue only affects upcoming/uprising artists. A call to upcoming artists to register with bodies such as Zambia Association of Musicians(Zam), Zamcop etc. We also talk about music as an investment and that it should enable an artist to create a stream of Generational wealth.

This episode is part 1 for our title "#Freemusic, Yes or No". Recently there has been a call to stop free downloads of music. A call for platforms that will enable artists to get something out of the work there are putting in. To empower artists I'm terms of income/revenue for their songs. Get access to my latest single "Let Em Hate" from these sites. link 1 https://mvesesani.com/music/mdouble-let-em-hate-ft-scott-narey/. And link 2 https://www.afrocharts.com/song?id=6156dw5j2f

On this podcast intro, I touch on topics that we will be expanding on later as the show goes on. I touch on the inspiration behind the music, spotlighting fellow artists as well as collaborations, what my rotation might be at a given moment, insight into my upcoming live events/shows, what frustrations might other artists be going through with regards to the Industry , their journey so far. I also talk on the issue of bring on other artists, whether established or upcoming to discuss on thought provoking issues.