Episode 24|Lerato Rabohlale,Capetown taxi strike,Agriculture,Polygamy,Racism and 2024 elections(DA)Welcome to another exciting episode of "Backroom Convo's with Lesego M"! In this episode, we have an engaging conversation with the wonderful Lerato Rabohlale, where we delve into her fascinating journey through the world of agriculture and beyond. Lerato shares her experiences and insights into her studies at CPUT, her relocation to Cape Town, and her thoughts on the recent Cape Town strike. We also explore the thought-provoking topic of racism in Cape Town and how it has impacted her life. But that's not all! Lerato opens up about her views on marriage and reveals why she believes the ideal age for tying the knot is 27. She also sheds light on the comparison between service delivery in Western Cape and Gauteng, and explains why she thinks it's better in the former. Join us as we also delve into Lerato's unique perspective on polygamy, inspired by her background and the role of her church, where her father serves as a priest. She shares her personal experiences growing up in a polygamous family and provides valuable insights into this age-old tradition. This episode promises to be an eye-opening and thought-provoking discussion on a wide range of topics. So, grab your favorite beverage, sit back, and join Lesego M and Lerato Rabohlale as they dive into the backroom for an intimate conversation that will leave you inspired and enlightened. Tune in to "Backroom Convo's with Lesego M" today!

Episode 24|Lerato Rabohlale,Capetown taxi strike,Agriculture,Polygamy,Racism and 2024 elections(DA)Welcome to another exciting episode of "Backroom Convo's with Lesego M"! In this episode, we have an engaging conversation with the wonderful Lerato Rabohlale, where we delve into her fascinating journey through the world of agriculture and beyond. Lerato shares her experiences and insights into her studies at CPUT, her relocation to Cape Town, and her thoughts on the recent Cape Town strike. We also explore the thought-provoking topic of racism in Cape Town and how it has impacted her life. But that's not all! Lerato opens up about her views on marriage and reveals why she believes the ideal age for tying the knot is 27. She also sheds light on the comparison between service delivery in Western Cape and Gauteng, and explains why she thinks it's better in the former. Join us as we also delve into Lerato's unique perspective on polygamy, inspired by her background and the role of her church, where her father serves as a priest. She shares her personal experiences growing up in a polygamous family and provides valuable insights into this age-old tradition. This episode promises to be an eye-opening and thought-provoking discussion on a wide range of topics. So, grab your favorite beverage, sit back, and join Lesego M and Lerato Rabohlale as they dive into the backroom for an intimate conversation that will leave you inspired and enlightened. Tune in to "Backroom Convo's with Lesego M" today!https://d3t3ozftmdmh3i.cloudfront.net/production/podcast_uploaded_episode/37614957/37614957-1694589174337-fc6b2a4f35967.jpg

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EPISODE 114| INDEPENDENT ELECTRAL COMMISSION,JULIUS MALEMA,ZUMA AND THE AFRICAN NATIONAL CONGRESS,DA AND ANC COLIATION

Episode 114: "The Election Episode Breakdown"Welcome back to Backroom Convo's with Lesego M! In this episode, we're taking a step back to reflect on our previous conversation in Episode 113, where we dived into the world of politics and discussed the recent elections.Lesego M shares his thoughts on why that episode was important, what he learned from the experience, and how your feedback impacted him. We're getting meta, folks!Tune in for a behind-the-scenes look at the making of Backroom Convo's, and join the conversation as we continue to explore the intersection of politics, society, and culture.Share your thoughts on the election episode and this breakdown with us at Lesego@backroomconvos.com!

Episode 162: Kevin Momo’s Historic 20M Streams, Mlindo’s Comeback & Amapiano’s New Kings

In this milestone Episode 162 of Backroom Convo’s, host Lesego M dives into South Africa’s explosive Amapiano scene, spotlighting three seismic releases reshaping the global music landscape:

🔥 Kevin Momo’s Record-Shattering Week
His album Thato Ya Modimo isn’t just a hit—it’s a cultural reset. With 20 million streams in its first week, it dominated platforms globally:

  • 🥈 #8 on Spotify’s Global Chart—the highest peak for a South African album this year.

  • ⏱️ Most-streamed album in 24 hours (2025), proving Amapiano’s unstoppable reach.

  • 🎹 29 tracks of "soulful piano melodies and rhythmic percussion" 6, cementing Kelvin Momo as a genre pioneer whose "innovative sound design pushes Amapiano forward" 6.

🎤 Mlindo The Vocalist’s Grand Return
After a hiatus, the storytelling maestro announces Uhambo - The Journey (July 18), his first album since 2022. Lesego unpacks:

  • 🎶 The lead single Inkomo Zika Baba (feat. DJ Maphorisa), released June 13—a "heartfelt, dramatic tale of lobola and commitment" 13.

  • 🔥 Mlindo’s reunion with mentor DJ Maphorisa: "My musical journey started with him" 13.

  • 📈 Why this album chronicles his evolution from Emakhaya to newfound maturity.

👑 Sam Deep’s Genre Fusion
The trailblazer dropped Kings Of Kwapi Vol. 1 on June 12:

  • ⚡ 17 tracks blending Amapiano with Kwaito—a "new hybrid" redefining SA sound 8.

  • 💿 Released under Madeepana Records, spotlighting collabs with Stixx & Nvcho 4.

  • 🌍 Strategic timing amid Amapiano’s global surge.

💬 Lesego’s Deep Dive
Beyond the stats, this episode explores:

  • How Kevin Momo’s production "balances tradition and innovation" 6 to cross borders.

  • Mlindo’s vulnerability in narrating love and sacrifice—and why his comeback matters.

  • Sam Deep’s role in Amapiano’s "expansive evolution" 8.

✨ Final Take: "These albums aren’t just music—they’re blueprints for African artistry going global." – Lesego M

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