Nkwazi Unfiltered
Nkwazi Unfiltered
Podcast Description
"Nkwazi Unfiltered" is a podcast series produced by Nkwazi Magazine that features candid conversations with influential figures in Zambia, including both well-established leaders and emerging talents. Each episode delves into the personal and professional journeys of these individuals, offering listeners unfiltered insights into their experiences, challenges, and successes. The podcast aims to inspire and inform by showcasing diverse perspectives from various sectors within Zambia.
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Content Themes
The podcast explores themes such as personal journeys, challenges faced by influential figures, and insights into Zambia's cultural landscape, with episodes covering topics like music, faith, and family dynamics as illustrated in the premiere episode featuring Pompi discussing his creative process and values.
Thabo Kaamba started acting at just eight years old, but it was her role as young Joseph in Can You See Us? that brought her story to a much wider audience. The film went on to become the first Zambian feature film released on Netflix.
On this week’s episode of Nkwazi Unfiltered, Thabo sits down for a conversation about growing up with albinism, the misconceptions surrounding it, and the experiences that have shaped how she sees herself.
She also opens up about her journey in acting, future roles she would like to play, stepping into advocacy, the impact of Can You See Us?, and what she hopes people understand about living with albinism.
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