Entertainment, identity and finding your lane
A bright current conversation with a strong human hook and an easy entry point into the PodHouse tone.
Long form conversations with artists, comedians, presenters, founders and cultural voices shaped by music, memory, ambition and the world hip hop helped them read.
Shot at Creative Jungle Studio in Lusaka — producers, recording artists and engineers whose work has shaped Zambian music and pushed it onto the continental stage.
Executive produced by Chilu Lemba, Yung Verbal & Offie Cooper









For first time viewers, do not start with a database. Start with the conversations that show the range: legacy, comedy, music business, live culture and the grown up creative life.
A bright current conversation with a strong human hook and an easy entry point into the PodHouse tone.
The legacy lane. It connects PodHouse to memory, music history and proper cultural documentation.
A lighter, high energy entry point for comedy, social culture and the business of being seen.
Ep 59
One of Southern Africa's most compelling voices on identity, ambition and what it really takes to own your story in the entertainment industry.
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What started in 2014 as a platform for retro Zambian music videos grew into Zed Flashback, a documentary archive series, and then into something bigger: long-form conversations with the African creative voices who built the culture.
South African, Zambian, Namibian, pan-African. The guests have expanded. The conversations have deepened. The mission hasn't changed: real talk, on the record.
Full StoryA growing African culture audience, long form attention and stories that keep working after the first upload.
Work With PodHouse59 conversations with artists, entrepreneurs and cultural voices from across Africa. Search, filter and explore.
Artists, comedians, entrepreneurs, media personalities and cultural voices. Who's been through the PodHouse.
Curated episode groups. The best way to find your entry point into the archive.
On YouTube since 2014. Long-form conversations with Africans shaped by hip hop, culture, ambition and memory. Formerly Zed Flashback.
The channel that became PodHouse Conversations has been on YouTube since 2014. What started as an outlet for culture and commentary gradually found its sharpest focus in conversation: long-form, unscripted, honest exchanges with the people building creative life across Africa.
"Hip hop was the diet. PodHouse is where that lens gets applied to music, money, memory, ambition and the lives people actually build."
The channel's first major chapter was Zed Flashback, a documentary interview series committed to putting Zambian music history on the record before it disappeared into memory. Macky2, B-Flow, Bonkoti and dozens more sat down and spoke. That archive, now over 40 episodes, remains one of the most complete oral histories of the Zambian music scene. It lives inside PodHouse as its own permanent collection.
In 2022, South African hip hop artist Reggie, known as Yung Verbal, came on board as host. His presence changed the register. Guests stopped giving answers and started having conversations. The camera stayed on longer. The questions went further. The energy found a home.
In 2024 the channel rebranded as PodHouse Conversations: a pan-African platform for long-form cultural dialogue. Guests now come from Zambia, South Africa, Namibia and beyond. What connects them is a shared world: hip hop culture, creative ambition, the business of building something in Africa and the stories you only get when someone actually sits down.
59 episodes. 20,000+ subscribers. Twelve years of archive. This site is the next step: a proper editorial home for everything PodHouse has built, and everything still coming.
Founded by Chilu Lemba.
Reach an audience that cares about music, culture, ambition and the stories behind the people building the scene.
Sponsorship and brand integration that sits inside the culture instead of interrupting it.