In this episode, Freeman reflects on his early days as a butcher boy, truck driver, and first division football player before ultimately committing fully to music. He unpacks the origins of his breakout hit *Joina City* and reveals how he nearly walked away from music shortly after that defining moment.

Widely regarded as one of the most consistent artists in Zimbabwe’s music industry, Freeman offers insight into the resilience and determination that have sustained his career. He also shares untold stories of collaborating with Alick Macheso, ExQ, and a host of other artists who have played a role in shaping his journey and success.

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0:00:00- Intro
0:02:24- 2010
0:09:31- Joina City
0:17:00- 2011
0:19:36- The Banket Story
0:30:02- Thank Nutty O!
0:33:20- 2012
0:34:44- Meeting My Hero(Trinta)
0:39:08- 2013
0:47:44- 2014
0:53:35- 2016
1:09:56- 2018
1:11:08- Nzenza
1:15:16- 2019 & The Making of Ngaibake
1:20:52- Freeman looks back at his decade
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Credits:
Created by Arnold "SoProfound" Chirimika
Production by Intentionally Daring
Post Production- Moyo Chirape
Additional Production by Blackfin
Director- Director Teekay
Producer- Tendekai "Madzitatiguru" Tati
Camera- Lloyd Ndebele
Production Coordinator - Gilbert Chipara
Photography- Hein Solomon Photography

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