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Podcast and Chill with MacG celebrates 1 million subscribers

Podcast and Chill‘s MacG, real name Macgyver Mukwevho, excitedly shared the news that his podcast has reached one million subscribers.

The podcast, known and loved by its fanbase called the Chillers, is MacG’s baby which he started without any endorsement or funding from anyone. MacG co-hosts the show with Solomzi ‘Sol’ Phenduka who also does the 959 Breakfast on Kaya. The podcast’s network has grown since its inception, opening doors to industry giants such as Dineo Ranaka who debuted her new podcast called Dineo on S*x n Stuff yesterday.

Sharing this exciting news, MacG wrote on his Twitter:

“Today is a monumental day for our Podcast! From humble beginnings in a small apartment armed with a phone and mics, we’ve hit 1 million subscribers. Grateful to the Lord and our incredible chillers who stuck by us. Join our celebration on July 30th at Sunbet Arena. #RoadTo1Million.”

Co-presenter Sol Phenduka also shared his excitement about reaching a million subscribers, adding:

Chillers and social media users congratulated the team, sharing:

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