We start off with a conversation about Jason Evert, and end with an exploration of travel opportunities in Africa.

We talk about a recent decision out of the Appeals Court in Kisumu, by which the court ruled that schools compelling students to attend religious services violate the constitution.

Aflatoon and Abiero share their views on the 2023 Supreme Court of Kenya ruling on the right of LGBT advocacy groups to form associations.

Aflatoon and I discuss the books we have read recently and are reading now, and draw wild conclusions from them.

Aflatoon and I discuss the possibility that there is a historical precedent in traditional Africa for an American-style right to bear arms in Kenya and other former European colonies on the continent.

Aflatoon and I talk about the latest goings on in the world of those who run our world.

Constant Cap is an urban planner, and many other things besides.

Here is the link he shared during the conversation: https://naipolitans.or.ke/resources/

Alfred is an education management researcher and lecturer, and a lot besides.

Jotham Njoroge is a an architect, philosophy lecturer and artist.

My sidekick was indisposed, so I'm joined once again by Vincent Kabiru for a wide-ranging conversation