IN CNVRSTN with Ultra.

Cinginkosi Ncube better known as Cingi is a Zimbabwean born Singer and Song writer. She was born and resides in Victoria Falls. She began singing and entertaining in high school where she was a known actress. She later joined a number of singing groups. Luveve High School nurtured and groomed the love for African art in her. She was an outspoken young lady, so she joined the debate and public speaking club, and became a Child parliamentarian in O'level. She was also very sporty, and loved dancing. She met other great artists today such as Joy Rukanza and Xmile during those years.  Her first release was in 2017, when she decided to link up with a renown Victoria Falls Producer, Smokey P (Prince Dube, the best in Cingi's eyes), and did Biza Njalo. They did a video for the song as well, and the work was spectacular. She hadn't seen herself in the commercial music scene, but after Biza Njalo, Cingi knew she wanted to sing not only because she was talented only, but also because music would be a medium for her to speak and vent her heart out and so she made more music. She broadened her scope outside of Victoria Falls, and worked with some producers from Bulawayo.

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Carla-Ann Makumbe is a Gweru born writer who dabbles in spoken word poetry and is most notable for her debut poetry anthology "And For Patricia I Had To Man Up". During the interview we talk about her love for poetry, how she started out, the challenges she has faced and everything else leading to her first book being published. She shares her favourite writers, books and movies among other things. Dive into the podcast for more!

In this week's episode I have a chat with Thando a young and bold poet and author, definitely aiming for the things that challenge her innermost self. She believes strongly in the power of words and poetry allows her to breathe life into them, hence the love, mad love for poetry. She's a Bulawayo Arts Awards Nominee, multiple slam champion, published author and simply, poetry. Dive into the podcast for more!

Vongai Monica Mujakachi is a Zimbabwean Author and Poet  based in German. She has a passion in music and acting. In this episode we talk about how she started writing, the challenges and the highlights. We also talk about the struggles that come with being a woman in the entertainment industry and what can be done to deal with these issues. Dive into the podcast for more!

In this week's episode I have a chat with one of Zimbabwe's most recognizable names on the Spoken Word Poetry scene, SoProfound. We talk about the early days in his career, how he went from Anorld Chirimika to being SoProfound, stages he's been on and some of his achievements. We talk about art being sustainable, creating value and more. Dive into the podcast for more!

In this week's episode I have conversation with Andrew Manyika; MC, comedian and poet. We talk about him balancing these seemingly different parts of his creativity, financial sustainability as an artist and some of the highlights of his career. The NAMA nominated comedian also shared some of his aspirations, goals and some of his favourite things. Listen to the podcast for more!

In the first episode of the second season of the IN CNVRSTN with Ultra Podcast I have chat with Kuda Rice, a spoken artist who has charmed many with just a mic on a stage. We talk about him picking the pen and writing his first poem, for a girl, the Christian influences in his work, the hurdles he has faced and more. We share a love for The Big Bang Theory, which seems to be the case with most creatives and much more. Dive into the podcast for more!

In the last episode of the IN CNVRSTN with Ultra series I have a chat with Mr Loyal, a charismatic vernacular spoken word artist. Born Ronald Mtatabikwa the poet has been in quite the stages and boardrooms all because of his talent. We talk about how he started writing, the story being him being called Mr Loyal, the need for more representation of vernacular poets in the new wave of writers, featuring on a Nash TV's Spoken Word Wednesdays and more. He emphasizes on Madzitatiguru's influence is his journey, how HeyHeyPreacher rekindled his love for poetry and how John Cole has been supportive. Dive into the podcast for more!