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TEA Podcast

TEA Podcast

By: DJ & Producer Bab'Dlamini
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TEA Podcast is the unapologetic voice of Eswatini’s new generation — a raw, real, and relevant audio experience that goes beyond surface-level commentary. Hosted by Bab'Dlamini, a fearless cultural commentator, respected DJ, and music producer, TEA explores the heart of pop culture, music, social issues, and the everyday realities shaping life in the Kingdom and across Africa.

This isn’t your average talk show. TEA delivers behind-the-scenes insights from the OTF — Only The Family — a tight-knit collective of creatives, tastemakers, and truth-tellers on the front lines of entertainment and change. From the studio to the streets, Bab'Dlamini brings insider access, lived experience, and unfiltered opinions that spotlight voices often overlooked.

Expect unfiltered conversations, iconic guest features, underground sounds, and the kind of real talk that challenges narratives, stirs debate, and builds community. Whether you’re a local listener or part of the diaspora, TEA Podcast keeps you connected to what’s really going on — in culture, in music, and in the movement.

This is TEA. Only The Family. Only the truth.

Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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Episodes
  • 166 || Nelly Noll
    Aug 18 2025


    🎙️ Welcome to another unfiltered episode of TEA Podcast — hosted by DJ, producer, and culture critic Bab'Dlamini.

    In this episode, we dive into [insert main topic or guest name], unpacking the real stories, raw opinions, and underground truths shaping the culture in Eswatini and beyond. From entertainment news and music industry insights to street-level conversations and behind-the-scenes takes from OTF (Only The Family) — this is where narratives get challenged, voices get heard, and the tea gets spilled.

    🔊 Whether you're here for the drama, the discourse, or the drop, we've got something for every real one tuning in.

    Tap in. Speak up. Stay woke.

    This is TEA. Only The Family. Only the truth.

    Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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    38 mins
  • 165 || THE OTHER PERSON
    Aug 18 2025


    🎙️ Welcome to another unfiltered episode of TEA Podcast — hosted by DJ, producer, and culture critic Bab'Dlamini.

    In this episode, we dive into [insert main topic or guest name], unpacking the real stories, raw opinions, and underground truths shaping the culture in Eswatini and beyond. From entertainment news and music industry insights to street-level conversations and behind-the-scenes takes from OTF (Only The Family) — this is where narratives get challenged, voices get heard, and the tea gets spilled.

    🔊 Whether you're here for the drama, the discourse, or the drop, we've got something for every real one tuning in.

    Tap in. Speak up. Stay woke.

    This is TEA. Only The Family. Only the truth.

    Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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    57 mins
  • 164 || Mmeli Hlanze, MTN Bushfire, Creative Business, Royalty Collection And Empowerment
    Aug 18 2025


    🎙️ Welcome to another unfiltered episode of TEA Podcast — hosted by DJ, producer, and culture critic Bab'Dlamini.

    In this episode, we dive into [insert main topic or guest name], unpacking the real stories, raw opinions, and underground truths shaping the culture in Eswatini and beyond. From entertainment news and music industry insights to street-level conversations and behind-the-scenes takes from OTF (Only The Family) — this is where narratives get challenged, voices get heard, and the tea gets spilled.

    🔊 Whether you're here for the drama, the discourse, or the drop, we've got something for every real one tuning in.

    Tap in. Speak up. Stay woke.

    This is TEA. Only The Family. Only the truth.

    Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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    1 hr and 17 mins
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