By Tonderai Ndemera
Radio and television personality Tsungai Miranda Chipendo, aka Queen Tsuwoo, says she is a people person and she is getting along with her listeners on online broadcast channel Heart and Soul.
The presenter of Heart of the City Drive Time and Saturdays Heart, Queen Tsuwoo says she has bonded with listeners as her shows are more interactive instead of being merely musical.
“Heart of the City is a fun, interactive show that encompasses every trending news in entertainment and music,” she said.
“Saturday Top 20 is the countdown platform for all unsigned music on Heart and Soul.”
She said her programmes target the wider public, including commuters and motorists on their way home from work.
The presenter, who got the nickname Queen Tsuwoo from her days at high school, said she was happy at Heart and Soul.
“Heart and Soul is a great platform to express my presenting skills and I have a passion for radio and TV,” she said.
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She said her most memorable experience at Heart and Soul was when she hosted the inaugural Red Mic concert celebrating this year’s Valentine’s Day at the Zimbabwe-Germany Society in Harare.
With her payoff line — Whatever happens, feel good! — Queen Tsuwoo sees a bright future for Heart and Soul.
“I see global acknowledgement and growth for Heart and Soul,” she said.
