Speculation continues to mount over the future of The 97 Podcast following a prolonged silence from its creators.
Devoted fans have taken to social media and streaming platforms like Spotify to express concern—wondering whether the podcast has reached its conclusion or if a new season is quietly in the works.
True to its title, the show wrapped up its latest run with its 97th episode—fueling theories that this may have been the planned finale.
“What is happening with Three Men Army? We’ve been waiting for more episodes, but nothing’s coming. Are they done for good?” one fan questioned online, echoing the growing uncertainty among listeners who aren’t quite ready to say goodbye.
While the trio behind the show—collectively known as Three Men Army—have yet to issue an official statement, they have dropped cryptic hints suggesting a possible return.
Vague social media posts and occasional references to a “Season 2” have sparked cautious optimism among their loyal audience.
If confirmed, the revival would be a welcome development for fans who’ve missed the trio’s magnetic presence.
Launched in April 2024, The 97 Podcast quickly established itself as one of Kenya’s most beloved digital shows. It stood out for its blend of humour, relatable storytelling, and undeniable chemistry among its hosts: Dante, Frank, and Trevor—three charismatic digital creators known for their comedic timing and engaging personalities across various social platforms.
What truly set the podcast apart was its authenticity and laid-back vibe. Each episode captured the trio’s playful banter, teasing exchanges, and candid stories—offering listeners the feeling of being part of an intimate, lively conversation among friends rather than a scripted show.
The podcast also featured notable guest appearances, including recurring contributor Prince Kev, who became a familiar voice to fans.
Other prominent guests like King Kalala brought fresh perspectives and variety, further enhancing the show’s appeal.
By the time the team released episode 97—aptly titled “97 Reasons Why”—the podcast had cultivated a passionate community that tuned in weekly for both laughs and a sense of belonging.
So, when the show paused abruptly with no formal closure or announcement, many were left wondering what went wrong.
Though no release date or official confirmation has been provided, subtle teasers point to the possibility that Three Men Army aren’t finished just yet.
For now, fans continue to wait patiently, refreshing their feeds and holding out hope for the next chapter.
By Esther njoroge
