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Leonard Mambo Mbotela (29 May 1940 - February 7 2025) was a household name in Kenya thanks to his career as broadcaster. This special episode is tribute to an uncle and a radio legend who was loved and admired by many.

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This in-depth series explores Chris Brown's journey from a small-town talent to a global R&B phenomenon. It delves into his chart-topping hits, electrifying performances, and evolution as an artist. The narrative doesn't shy away from Brown's personal struggles and legal issues, offering a balanced perspective on his controversial public image. Listeners will gain insights into Brown's musical style, his impact on dance in R&B, and his influence on a new generation of artists. The episode paints a comprehensive picture of Brown's complex legacy in the music industry, highlighting both his undeniable talent and the challenges that have shaped his career.

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We disect Kendrick Lamar's unflinchingly honest and socially conscious track "Not like us" from his critically acclaimed album To Pimp a Butterfly. Through vivid storytelling and hauntingly visceral lyrics, Lamar transports listeners into the harsh realities of inner-city life in Compton. He pulls no punches in depicting the cycles of violence, poverty, and systemic injustice that plague many urban communities. However, Lamar also shines a light on the resilience of the human spirit and the role art can play in giving voice to the voiceless. This analysis dives deep into the profound themes, striking imagery, and Lamar's searing indictment of society's failure to address these deeply rooted issues.

Explore the captivating journey of Metro Boomin, one of hip-hop's most innovative and influential producers. This in-depth look traces his path from a musically gifted child in St. Louis to becoming a beatmaking phenom in Atlanta. Discover how Metro's dark, cinematic production style molded by haunting melodies and hard-hitting drums redefined rap's sonic landscape. Get insight into his landmark collaborations with superstars like Future, Drake, and Kanye West that cemented his status as hip-hop's most sought-after sound architect. Learn about the artistic brilliance behind critically-acclaimed albums like "Not All Heroes Wear Capes" and the producer's lasting legacy inspiring a new wave of genre-blending beatmakers. From philanthropy to boundary-pushing experimentation, this is an unmissable look at hip-hop's reigning king of beats.

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Producer, radio personality, and record label executive DJ Khaled talks about his new album, Major Key, and discusses his Beats 1 show, We The Best Radio, with Beats 1's Eddie Francis.

In Critical Stages in Malawian Contemporary Theatre, Fumbani Innot Phiri Jr. interviews established theatre artists from all backgrounds to explore the precarious journey of theatre in a modern world, define its problems, and find better solutions to sustain performing arts in a generation of motion pictures. Fumbani leads discussions with established performers, directors, and writers who are exploring ways to greet these challenges while their works inspire their communities.

In this episode we will talk with Aida Muluneh about authenticity. Aida discusses the use of festivals to manage perceptions of Africa and to globally share different imaginings of Africa through the continent’s own visual language. She stresses the need for a global discourse surrounding ethically photographing the Global South, which is rooted in awareness and respect for the country being represented. Aida’s own work also aims to foster a global discourse while reflecting her own heritage and culture. Aida explains how authenticity has shaped her own career choices as well as how it is balanced with impartiality in photojournalism.

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