
Scary Hours Podcast
Welcome to the Scary Hours Podcast! Hosted by Wezi & Guss, the boys dissect the deep, the dark, and the ugly as they navigate through this scary world. Expect to laugh, get spooked, and listen to a variety of unnecessary (possibly valid) opinions about well… everything. Nothing is off the table, and the table is always shaking. There’s no limit to how deep your fears may go. Dive into them with us. We’re not asking you to listen, we’re telling you that it’s necessary. “Scary hours, turn the cameras off, please!” THE DREAM TEAM Host: @Mvster Chief Wezi Co-host: @Wenguss Be very afraid!
Episodes

Fifa World Cup 2026
The World Cup has given us unforgettable moments, unexpected upsets, and plenty to argue about. In this episode, Wengo and I look back at the tournament so far, talk about what’s lived up to the hype, what hasn’t, and make our predictions ahead of the final. Whether we’re right or completely off the mark... only time will tell. Don't forget to follow, share and leave a rating/review🙌🏾Follow u

Why I Still Podcast
Why do I still podcast after all this time?In this solo episode, I reflect on the journey behind the microphone. What keeps me going, the lessons I've learned through consistency, and why success means something different to me today than it did when I first started. Whether you're a creator, chasing a goal, or simply trying to stay committed to something that matters, I hope this conver

Rating Unpopular Opinions
In this episode, Nicole and I put some unpopular opinions to the test. From relationships and friendships to everyday life and AI, we each bring a few hot takes, rate them, and explain whether we agree, disagree, or think they're completely outrageous.Some opinions had us on the same page, while others sparked a debate. Tune in and let us know—which takes would you rate a 10, and which ones d

I Miss Being Bad at Things
At some point, many of us stop trying new things—not because we don't want to, but because we've become uncomfortable with being beginners.In this solo episode, I reflect on why we're so afraid to look inexperienced, make mistakes, or fail in front of other people. We talk about how pride, comparison, and the pressure to have everything figured out can quietly keep us from growing.

Men's Mental Health: The Conversations We Avoid
In this episode, Wezi & Nicole have an honest conversation about men's mental health and some of the challenges many men face but don't always talk about. From societal expectations and emotional vulnerability to the pressure to provide and appear strong, we explore how these experiences can shape the way men navigate life. This episode isn't about having all the answers, it&ap

What It's Like Having an Older Brother
On this episode of Scary Hours, Wezi sit down with his little sister Nicole to talk about what it's actually like growing up with an older brother. From childhood memories and sibling fights to lessons learned and the roles we play in each other's lives, we unpack the good, the bad, and everything in between. Don't forget to follow, share and leave a rating/review🙌🏾Follow us on soci

ICEMAN Recap — Part 2
The second part of our ICEMAN review is here! Following up on our first drop, we look into the R&B-focused “HABIBTI” and the more experimental approach taken on “MAID OF HONOR.” This is one you don’t wanna miss, so tune in and turn the cameras off, please!Don't forget to follow, share and leave a rating/review🙌🏾Follow us on social media:YOUTUBEINSTAGRAM@mind_of_bourne & @wengussTWITTE

ICEMAN Recap — Part 1
The episode you’ve been waiting for is here! Drizzy Drake Rogers dropped the most highly anticipated album of the year, ICEMAN!We had to share our thoughts on the project, the rollout, and everything in between. Three albums?! We had to split this review. Get cozy, and turn the cameras off, please!Disclaimer: Our views and information may DEFINITELY have changed since recording this episode. Stay

Scary Sit-Down with Jae | From West End to Viral Campaigns, Creative Growth & More!
Jae joins us for a conversation about passion, purpose, and what it really looks like to bet on yourself creatively. From becoming the first black actor to start as Gavroche in Les Misérables on London’s West End theatre as a child, to building platforms for emerging talent and working across music, film, and content creation, his journey has been anything but ordinary. Along the way, he’s collabo

Scary Sit-Down with Katongo Bwalya | Being a "Modern" Woman
We are BACK with ANOTHER Scary Sit-Down! In this episode, we sit down with one of our favorite 30+ year old women and probably the only female lawyer we can trust, Katongo Bwalya! She unpacks her take on the current dating scene in Lusaka, the "state of the game," so to speak, and what her take is on being the "modern" woman. Tune in for a candid, witty, and honest conversation

Scary Sit-Down w/ Lockdown T | Reconnecting with Zambia, Going Viral During Lockdown & More!
WE ARE BACK!After a long enough absence, your favorite podcast is back with another Scary Sit-Down with viral content creator, Lockdown T!In this episode, he sits down with Guss to discuss discovering virality during lockdown (all puns intended), how he’s reconnecting with his Zambian roots, and a whole lot more! Tune in for the Scary Hours comeback you’ve been waiting for!Turn the cameras off, pl

A Scary Sit-Down with Bwana Jimmy | Shooting with IShowSpeed, BBC, Netflix & More
Scary Hours is BACK with a bonus episode!We have a scary sit-down with Harry Vlachos - better known as “Bwana Jimmy” - a maestro behind the camera who has credits with the likes of BBC, Netflix, and Apple TV. He shares his story of how he began, how to get credits from some of the biggest studios in the world, shooting for IShowSpeed, and much much more in this jam-packed episode that any creator

Parliament in Session
The Ministry of Groove is open to 2026! In our annual crossover episode with Ministry of Groove, we discuss the Ministry’s plans for 2026, some of the events we’re looking forward to, and general sentiment towards the event space in Zambia.Of course, we shot this episode at the lovely MaMoyo Suites, in Kabulonga. Make your booking today: https://www.instagram.com/mamoyospa/Scary Hours, turn the ca

This Is Not Goodbye
200 episodes! After a Perfect Year, we’ve finally reached this incredible milestone, thanks to all of you! In this landmark episode, we discuss our journey, what 200 episodes means, and what’s coming next. Thank you to everyone who’s ever listened, subscribed, followed, shared, reviewed, commented, and everything in between!Scary Hours, turn the cameras off, please!Don't forget to follow, sha

Wanna Go For A Lap?
We talk about the art of taking a lap around a venue, what it really means, why that first walk matters, and how it sets the tone for the night. Are shades a necessary accessory when taking a lap? How do you even keep track of time once you’re distracted? And do women take laps too? Scary Hours, turn the cameras off, please!Don't forget to follow, share and leave a rating/review🙌🏾Follow us o

52 Weeks Later
Happy New Year, everyone! After completing a Perfect Year in 2025, we look back on the year and its highs and highs (no lows over here), and speak about some of the Scary plans we have for 2026. All of which will come to fruition, amen.As usual, and for the first time in 2026:Scary Hours, turn the cameras off, please!Don't forget to follow, share and leave a rating/review🙌🏾Follow us on social

Say It Like It Is
We’re closing out the year the only way we know how, grateful. This has been a perfect year for Scary Hours, with an episode every single week, and we couldn’t have done it without the love and support from everyone who’s tuned in. To wrap things up, Wezi is joined by his big sister Moono for a final conversation filled with honest truths, wild questions, and reflections to take into the new year.

High School Reunion
We talk about our 10-year high school reunion — reconnecting with people we haven’t seen in years, catching up on where life has taken everyone, and reflecting on how much (and how little) has changed. A nostalgic conversation about growth, memories, and seeing familiar faces in a completely different light. Scary hours, turn the cameras off, please!Don't forget to follow, share and leave a r

Lost in the Middle
We came across something interesting this week - the concept of a “Zillennial.” That is, a person or people who are in between millennials and Gen Z. The interesting thing about this “micro” generation is that they were there for “go play outside with your friends” and the iPad. Too young to remember the implications of 9/11, but lived through 3 major market crashes. As members of this group, we k

Wrapped It Up
It’s the most beautiful time of the year!And no, we’re not talking about Christmas, we’re talking about streaming wars: Apple Music Replay, Spotify Wrapped, TIDAL’s Rewind, you name it.In this episode, the boys look back on what has been an eventful musical year, and what music we’ve been listening to from January to December. Spoiler alert: there are some shockers!Tune in, and turn the cameras of

Dvppy Speaks Public Enemy
Dvppy joins Wezi for a deep dive into his new album Public Enemy. We talk about the challenges he faced while making it, how he pushed through the tough moments, and the lessons that shaped the project. He breaks down some of his favorite lines, what this album really means to him, and what's next. A real, open conversation with another one of Zambia’s most exciting artists. Don't forget

Mission vs Sneaky Link
Missions. Adventures. The exploration of something new. Or something sneaky? A stealth operation?What do you prefer? The boys ponder this deeply, sharing our experiences with both, and defining what constitutes an “adventure” and a “sneaky link.” You don’t wanna miss this one, tune in and turn the cameras off, please!Don't forget to follow, share and leave a rating/review🙌🏾Follow us on social

Social Media Shenanigans
Social media - we love it, we hate it. It has its positives and negatives, and overall, it’s supposed to be a tool to “connect” people. But is there a way to connect? Are there rules about how to go about it?That’s what the boys explore in this episode, touching on how to slide into DM’s, get the person you want’s attention, and everything in between. There will definitely be a Part Two.Tune in! A

It Starts with Motivation, It Lasts with Discipline
We talk about the real relationship between motivation and discipline. How one gets you moving, but the other keeps you consistent. It’s a reminder that motivation starts the fire, but discipline keeps it burning. Don't forget to follow, share and leave a rating/review🙌🏾Follow us on social media:YOUTUBEINSTAGRAM@mind_of_bourne & @wengussTWITTERTIKTOK

Outside Season
We’re back talking all things summer. From whether we even have a proper “summer song” to that recent video about how every motive in Zambia somehow involves alcohol. Are we really that short on activities?Don't forget to follow, share and leave a rating/review🙌🏾Follow us on social media:YOUTUBEINSTAGRAM@mind_of_bourne & @wengussTWITTERTIKTOK

Lately with Guss
After a long absence, Guss is FINALLY back for a Scary Hours solo-sode! He explains the interesting reasons for his absence, lets us know what interesting lessons he learned along the way, and has a HUGE announcement for the podcast as we close out the year!Tune in, and turn the cameras off, please!MakanDay article Don't forget to follow, share and leave a rating/review🙌🏾Follow us on social m

Setbacks & Tests
Setbacks or setups? In this one, Dvppy and I get into the whole idea of life testing you and whether setbacks are even real or just part of the game. We talk pressure, perspective, and how to keep your head up when things don’t go your way. Listen to ONE TAKE Don't forget to follow, share and leave a rating/review🙌🏾Follow us on social media:YOUTUBEINSTAGRAM@mind_of_bourne & @wengussTWITTE

The Mental Gymnastics of Making Simple Decisions
Sometimes even the simplest choices feel like a full mental workout. In this episode, I talk about the everyday overthinking that comes with making decisions and the funny, frustrating process of trying to just go with the flow. Don't forget to follow, share and leave a rating/review🙌🏾Follow us on social media:YOUTUBEINSTAGRAM@mind_of_bourne & @wengussTWITTERTIKTOK

Wake Up and Smell the Roses
Life’s been moving a little too fast lately. This one’s a reminder to slow down, breathe, and actually take in what’s around you. Sometimes it’s not about chasing what’s next, it’s about waking up and smelling the roses. Don't forget to follow, share and leave a rating/review🙌🏾Follow us on social media:YOUTUBEINSTAGRAM@mind_of_bourne & @wengussTWITTERTIKTOK

Am I Really a Morning Person?
This week’s solo episode is all about mornings. I’ve been asking myself if I’m actually a morning person or if I’ve just been convincing myself that I am. Let’s talk routines, energy, and what really works for me. Don't forget to follow, share and leave a rating/review🙌🏾Follow us on social media:YOUTUBEINSTAGRAM@mind_of_bourne & @wengussTWITTERTIKTOK

Seasons Change, So Can We
Summer’s finally here and I’m loving it! In this solo, I chat about why I’ll always pick summer over winter, how the season brings events in full swing, and what’s pushing me to start writing (maybe). All thanks to Guss’ success and a little courage to try something new, despite the nerves of starting fresh.Don't forget to follow, share and leave a rating/review🙌🏾Follow us on social media:YO

Understanding Our Relationship with Money
Money isn’t just numbers, it’s a mirror of how we see ourselves. In this episode, we dive into how our relationship with money has shifted over time, what those changes reveal, and why understanding where you stand financially is key to growing with intention. Don't forget to follow, share and leave a rating/review🙌🏾Follow us on social media:YOUTUBEINSTAGRAM@mind_of_bourne & @wengussTWIT

A Scary Sit-Down With Jay Disruptive
We’re back for another Scary Sit-Down!In this episode, we sit down with entrepreneur, creative strategist, and big thinker, Jay Disruptive. As the Founder of Disruptive Talent Group in the UK, Jay shares his experience from radio, media and broadcasting with us. A very insightful episode from an established strategist with gems throughout. Scary hours, turn the cameras off, please!Don't forge

5 Hobbies That Make Men Less Attractive... According To A Post On Instagram
An Instagram post says these 5 hobbies make men less attractive. Do we agree? Let’s talk about it. Don't forget to follow, share and leave a rating/review🙌🏾Follow us on social media:YOUTUBEINSTAGRAM@mind_of_bourne & @wengussTWITTERTIKTOK

Caught Off Guard
In this episode, we talk about surprises — the good, the funny, and the unexpected. From how we’d actually like to be surprised to some memorable moments when life (or the people around us) caught us off guard, it’s all about the charm and chaos of the unexpected Don't forget to follow, share and leave a rating/review🙌🏾Follow us on social media:YOUTUBEINSTAGRAM@mind_of_bourne & @wengussTW

What Do We Miss?
Zambia is a blessed country, and we love it here. But great isn’t “perfect.” And though nothing ever is, we have a feeeeeew suggestions on what could make the land of work and joy more… joyful.Tune in for yet another Scary Hours Sunday!Don't forget to follow, share and leave a rating/review🙌🏾Follow us on social media:YOUTUBEINSTAGRAM@mind_of_bourne & @wengussTWITTERTIKTOK

Solo-Sode: The Art Behind the Music
What it do, what it does, what it doesn't!Back with another "solo-sode" with your boy Guss!I've been listening to more recent music than usual this year, and one thing has stood out in particular: rollouts. The stories behind the music. The sequencing. Everything. In this episode, I unpack this a bit, while revealing what's really caught my attention audibly.Tune in as you

Zed2Holiday: The Zambian Edition
Nothing beats a Zed2 holiday! Especially in the “land of work and joy” we call home - Zambia!Zambia has 10 lovely provinces, each with their own unique sights and stops, but outside of Livingstone, no one really talks much about them. The waterfalls in the north, the sand in the West, Zambia is still really slept on. Also, is Solwezi really worth the hype?In this episode, the boys break down what

Guss Went Clipse, Wezi Went Soul
2025 (in our humble, biased opinions) has been a great year for music so far. Guss has immersed himself in the dark corners of the Clipse reunion rollout, while Wezi’s stayed in the more soulful lanes taken by Kabza De Small and Kelvin Momo.Burna Boy reminded all of us that the Billboard 200 actually has 200 albums, while Uncle Waffles and Tyla continue asserting their dominance. Drake is in album

Sibling Talk: Somewhere Between Grown & Growing
In this episode, I sit down with my little sister Nicole to talk about what 22 really feels like. We dive into her expectations vs reality of adulthood, how she’s navigating this stage of life, and what she’s learned so far. She also shares how people her age view relationships, friendships, and growing up — all with some laughs and sibling banter along the way. ARTWORKDon't forget to follow

Looking Back to Move Forward
After revisiting all the episodes we released last year, I found myself reflecting on what’s shifted for me and what hasn’t. In this solo episode, I talk about enjoying my birthday more than I expected this year, still feeling the same about having a child SOMEDAY, wanting a different kind of December, and more. A little check-in, a little growth, and a lot of honesty. Don't forget to follow

Mid-Year Checkpoint
We’re halfway through 2025 ladies and gentlemen, and we are reviewing what’s been up so far! Personally and professionally, we look back on the first six months of the year with all its ups, downs and everything in between.Tune in, and turn the cameras off, please!Don't forget to follow, share and leave a rating/review🙌🏾Follow us on social media:YOUTUBEINSTAGRAM@mind_of_bourne & @wengussT

Leave While It's Still Fun
In this solo episode, I’m (Wezi) getting honest about nights out that last a little too long. You know the ones—you stay hoping something magical will happen, but it never does. I talk about chasing vibes that already left the room, the struggle of being the “responsible” friend, and how not having a car can trap you in the night longer than you’d like. If you’ve ever felt that pull to stay even

How Much Do First Impressions Really Matter?
In this fun and honest episode, we share different first impression moments we've experienced, the good, the awkward, and the unforgettable. We talk about how we handled them, what we learned, and what actually helps when you're trying to leave a lasting mark. It’s a relaxed conversation with a few laughs and some gems you might want to keep in your back pocket. Don't forget to fol

Slow Down. Breathe. Appreciate.
In this solo episode, Wezi is reflecting on the power of slowing down and how we often overlook the small, beautiful things in life. Whether it’s taking a mini vacation, enjoying a quiet spa day, or just sitting with a cup of tea and breathing, real appreciation comes when we finally decide to let go and relax. This is your reminder to pause, take it easy, and find joy in the little things. Don&ap

Twangale | Kelvin Momo | Common People | Sports News
In a jam-packed episode, the boys discuss one of our favorite artists’ lack of reliability, how subscription models are killing the youth, and in true “boys” fashion, the latest news in sports, particularly the NBA Finals.This episode is sponsored by Twangale Resort & Spa, who hooked us up with an Executive Suite to record this episode. Follow Twangale hereWatch the video here! Scary Hours, tu

Lies, Lies, and the Ones Told on Our Names
In this episode, we dive into the messy world of lies — from the little ones people tell to save face to the big ones that come with real consequences. Things get personal as we each open up about moments when people tried to lie on our names. Twisting stories, spreading false narratives, and hoping we wouldn’t speak up. Spoiler: we did. Don't forget to follow, share and leave a rating/revie

The Fear of Missing Out (FOMO)
This week, we're chatting all things FOMO. What sparks it, how we (barely) deal with it, and why it always creeps in at the worst times. Are we feeling FOMO for Hey Neighbor this year? Or maybe Travis Scott in SA? We also take a fun stroll down memory lane, laughing about the times FOMO hit us hardest. Nothing too deep, just vibes, nostalgia, and a bit of wishful thinking. Don't forget

Patience Tested, Patience Built
In this solo episode, Wengo dives into the art of patience. From dealing with Arsenal’s latest disappointing season to managing the relentless demands of work and life. Rather than venting frustrations, he explores how recognizing your current level of patience can be a powerful starting point for growth. Tune in as Wengo shares insights on how to cultivate patience without losing your cool. Don&

What Do Black Conversations Really Sound Like?
What counts as a Black topic? We’re kicking back and running through all the things that get labeled as “Black conversations”. From school fees and paying bills to flares in the club and cultural hot takes. It’s all about the topics that keep us laughing, thinking, and talking for hours. Tap in for some fun, some jokes, and a whole lot of realness. Don't forget to follow, share and leave a ra

Proud of You: Even If No One Says It
In this solo episode, Wezi takes a moment to say what we don’t hear enough: you should be proud of how far you’ve come. Life throws a lot at us, but the fact that you’re still here, still trying, still moving—even when it’s messy—is a win. This one’s for anyone who needs a reminder to pause, reflect, and give themselves credit. Don't forget to follow, share and leave a rating/review🙌🏾Follow u

Pre-Game Ritual
In this episode, Wezi shares some of his favorite pre-game rituals from his time in San Francisco, while Guss talks about the unique game-day traditions he's experienced in Cyprus. Together, we dive into the vibe, the hype, and the small rituals that set the tone before a night out, and ask the big question: does Zambia really have a pre-game culture of its own? Don't forget to follow, s

A Scary Sit-Down With Jay Trigga
In this episode, we’re joined by Jay Trigga—fresh off the release of his new banger Nationality featuring Ari. We get into his music journey, what fuels his creative fire, navigating the Zambian music landscape, and what’s next for him. Of course, we couldn’t let him leave without talking about his favorite Drake album. Tap in for good vibes, real talk, and some behind-the-scenes gems from one of

Q2 | Love & Lyrics Recap | Nokia Video | Defilement Cases in Lusaka
In this episode, we cover a wide spectrum of topics; from laughs to deep reflections. We finally break down how Love & Lyrics went, touch on some key moments from Q1, and even get into the viral Drake Nokia video. But the tone shifts as we reflect on the recent marches in Lusaka addressing the alarming rise in defilement cases. It’s a conversation that weaves through culture, creativity, and c

What We Teach Without Realizing
We’re always teaching—whether we mean to or not. Through our habits, reactions, and even silence, we shape the people around us. In this episode, we dive into the lessons we pass on without realizing it, the influence we carry in everyday moments, and why being intentional matters more than we think. Let’s unpack the messages we send without saying a word.Follow the BottleShop here:FacebookInstagr

Modern Loneliness – Connected but Alone
We have more ways to connect than ever, yet loneliness feels like an epidemic. Why do so many people feel isolated despite constant communication? In this episode, we explore the paradox of modern loneliness, the impact of social media, and how we can build deeper, more meaningful connections in a world that often feels disconnected. Let’s talk about it. Follow the BottleShop here:FacebookInstagra

If Only We Knew Then...
What’s one thing you wish you could tell your younger self? In this episode, we take a fun (and slightly vulnerable) trip down memory lane, sharing lessons we’ve learned about life, friendships, and of course relationships. Tune in for some lighthearted wisdom and a few “I can’t believe we did that” stories! Follow the BottleShop here:FacebookInstagramFollow Cocktail Lab here:InstagramScary hours

Rings, Pick-Up Lines & Marriage
Dvppy is back on the pod! This time, we chop it up about how much we would actually spend on an engagement ring, whether pick-up lines have any real game, and our thoughts on how long we would date before thinking about marriage. Tap in for laughs, hot takes, and some real talk! Follow the BottleShop here:FacebookInstagramFollow Cocktail Lab here:InstagramScary hours, turn the cameras off, please!

What’s Been on My Mind Lately
In this solo episode, I’m (Wezi) sharing some raw thoughts and reflections on life, growth, and the little things that have been standing out to me lately. From a realization that’s been stuck in my head to a small rant about something that’s been annoying me, and a lesson I’ve been learning along the way—this episode is all about keeping it real. No script, just thoughts. Tune in and let me know

Make Your Future Self Proud
Are you setting yourself up for success, or just hoping things fall into place? In this episode, we dive into priming—the art of intentionally shaping your environment, habits, and mindset to align with your future self and goals. Follow the BottleShop here:FacebookInstagramFollow Cocktail Lab here:InstagramScary hours, turn the cameras off, please!Enjoy responsibly. BottleShop products are not fo

The Breakup Protocol & Can a Woman Be Convinced?
When a relationship ends, is there a right way to do it, or is every breakup just controlled chaos? In this episode, we explore whether there’s an unspoken breakup protocol We also dive into a classic debate—can a woman be convinced that the guy she initially doesn’t like is actually the one for her? Is it persistence, timing, or just fate at play? Follow the BottleShop here:FacebookInstagramFol

The Fear of Being Ordinary
Why do so many of us fear being just… ordinary? In a world obsessed with success, uniqueness, and going viral, the idea of a simple, regular life can feel almost unacceptable. But is being ordinary really a bad thing? In this episode, we unpack where this fear comes from, how it affects us, and why the most fulfilling lives aren’t always the loudest. Let’s redefine what truly makes a life meaningf

Love In The Club
Love is in the air in the month of February, and what better way to celebrate than with a good old-fashioned party? In this special episode, we bring back Benji from the Ministry of Groove to officially open the 2025 event calendar with an event we’ve all been waiting for - Love & Lyrics. We talk about love in the club, where the best places to find love are in Lusaka, and much more. Tune in!A

Marvin's Room
Marvin's Room or Headlines?On this episode, we discuss the two different types of drunk - sad & reminiscent (Marvin's Room) or confident & belligerent (Headlines). We've all been both. Both are equally as worth it, as they are regrettable. Powered by a Johnnie Walker from the BottleShop, we dive deep into this one.Follow the BottleShop here:FacebookInstagramFollow Cocktail L

Raise A Glass: Scary Hours X BottleShop
If You're Reading This It's Too Late.The first-ever Scary Hours partnership is here! We're absolutely thrilled to announce our partnership with Zambia's premium alcohol distributor - The BottleShop!Sundays just got a whole lot scarier - we'll be drinking premium alcohol from the prestigious distributor for the next couple of episodes, and we can't wait for you to see

Best Era To Be Alive
In this episode, we dive into the timeless debate: what was the best era to live in? From cultural revolutions to technological advances, we explore the pros and cons of different periods and share our personal takes on when life might have been at its peak. Don't forget to follow, share and leave a rating/review🙌🏾Follow us on social media:YOUTUBEINSTAGRAM@mind_of_bourne & @wengussTWITTER

Revenge Tour 2025
"Looking for revenge" - Drake, Summer SixteenOff of the back of one of the defining songs of the 2010's, we describe what our own "revenge" looks like. Should revenge be left for God? Or is it a matter of taking things into your own hands? We explore this in this new episode, tune in!Don't forget to follow, share and leave a rating/review🙌🏾Follow us on social media:YO

The Gift of Self-Forgiveness
Happy New Year! As we step into this fresh chapter, let’s talk about one of the most powerful gifts you can give yourself: self-forgiveness. In this episode, we explore why forgiving yourself is essential, the barriers that make it so difficult, and practical steps to start the journey. Whether it’s a mistake you made last year or something that’s weighed on you for years, now is the time to relea

Decemba, Cape Town, & Vibes with Cat
We’re ending the year on a high note with the one and only Cat! In this special video episode, we catch up on her December, chat about her relaxed approach to life, and hear all about her trip to Cape Town for Rocking the Daisies. From festival highlights to her unique approach to connecting with men, we cover it all. Tune in for a fun and reflective close to the year! Watch on YT!Don't forge

Lies, Braais & the Penultimate
It’s our last duo episode of the year (hint, hint 😉), and we’re closing it out with a bang! From telling lies to some spicy braai politics, we’re serving up a platter of hot takes and good vibes. Plus, we dive into a few old-time stories that’ll have you laughing, thinking, and reminiscing. This one’s packed with all the energy and randomness you love—don’t miss it! This episode is on YT!Don'

Wengo's Final Solo Episode of the Year
What it do, what it does, what it doesn't!It's your boy Guss, and this is my final solo episode of 2024! I look back on all that has been, all that hasn't, and everything in between. I hope you enjoy listening to me ramble to myself for a couple of minutes, and see you all next year!Scary hours, turn the cameras off, please!Don't forget to follow, share and leave a rating/revie

Wezi's Final Solo Episode of the Year
In this reflective wrap-up, Wezi delivers his last solo episode of the year, bringing a structured take on the highs and lows of 2024. He shares personal insights on his best and worst month, reveals his favorite song and artist of the year, and dives into more moments that defined the past 12 months. Tune in for a heartfelt close to an incredible year, filled with music, memories, and meaningful

Drake vs. Kendrick vs. UMG?!?
Spoiler alert: the third(!) Act is tragic!We can't believe we're still talking about this. In a crazy turn of events, Drake has re-ignited the beef with Kendrick with legal action against Universal Music Group. Does it make him weak? What does this mean for the beef?We look into this new dynamic and share our thoughts on what we think it means for both artists. Hopefully, this is the las

Spontaneity
What was the last spontaneous thing you did? Was it fun? Scary? Thrilling? Or all the above?In this episode, we speak about how to be "spontaneously responsible," whatever that means. Where to draw the line between having fun and being responsible can be quite blurry sometimes, and we're still figuring it out.Tune in, and cut the cameras off, please!Don't forget to follow, shar

Birthday Blues: The Rollercoaster of Growing Older
Why do birthdays sometimes feel more overwhelming than joyful? In this episode, we unpack the concept of birthday blues, reflecting on the expectations, emotions, and nostalgia that can come with growing older. Don't forget to follow, share and leave a rating/review🙌🏾Follow us on social media:YOUTUBEINSTAGRAM@mind_of_bourne & @wengussTWITTERTIKTOK

Embracing the Moment: Happy Birthday Guss!
In this special birthday episode, Wengo goes solo for a heartfelt reflection on life’s unexpected turns. Rather than just celebrate his day, he dives into the importance of being present, embracing each moment, and realizing that not everything will end the way you hope—and that’s okay. This episode is a raw, thoughtful look at letting go of control and finding peace with life’s surprises. Don&apo

Limiting Beliefs
In this episode, we’re unpacking the power of limiting beliefs and how our location and circumstances shape our worldview. We explore why stepping beyond familiar surroundings, traveling, and staying tuned into the world around us are essential not only for expanding our perspectives but for genuinely connecting and communicating with others. Don't forget to follow, share and leave a rating/r

Zambia’s Soundscape: A Deep Dive into the State of Music and Artists Today
Guss is finally back, and we’re diving into the latest from Tyler The Creator, whose new song samples the iconic Zambian rock band W.I.T.C.H. Beyond that, we’re getting real about the state of music in Zambia—where the industry stands today, the challenges artists face, and what it will take to keep Zambian talent thriving on the world stage. Don't miss this one! Don't forget to follow,

Tapping Into The Youth
In this episode, Wezi emphasizes the need for decision makers—often older—to recognize that they don’t know it all. He discusses the value of listening to the youth to stay in tune with what's fresh and relevant. Wezi also delves into how tapping into youthful insights can help create unforgettable experiences that truly resonate in today's fast-moving world. Don't forget to follow,

Real Friends
In this short episode, Wezi is back solo, diving into the meaning of real friendships and the priceless value they add to our lives. He explores what it means to have genuine connections and how these bonds can shape our well-being, growth, and happiness. Don't forget to follow, share and leave a rating/review🙌🏾Follow us on social media:YOUTUBEINSTAGRAM@mind_of_bourne & @wengussTWITTERTIK
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