KaBrazen

Credits

Sound Engineer: Wambui Waciuri

Illustrations: Melody Jelagat

Written by: Aleya Kassam

Edited by: Anne Moraa

Voiced by: Afrikan Nduta

KaBrazen Team: Afrikan Nduta & Jane Nthanze 

Theme song by: Timothy Arinaitwe & Mbogua Mbugua 

Logo by: Francis Ally Mlacha

Produced at: Za Kikwetu Productions

Produced by: The LAM Sisterhood

Kutoka Kenya hadi Angola, sasa tunakwenda moja kwa moja hadi Morocco! Wiki hii, hadithi tunayorejelea tena ni kuhusu chuo kikuu cha kwanza kabisa duniani!

Kumbuka kwamba kipindi hiki kinatoa tahadhari kwa msikilizaji kwani kinahusu kifo cha mzazi. Lakini kama utakavyoonyehswa na Fatima na Maryam, mnapojaliana, mnaweza kutimiza ndoto yoyote ile.

Credits

Sound Engineer: Wambui Waciuri

Illustrations: Melody Jelagat

Written by: Aleya Kassam

Edited by: Anne Moraa

Voiced by: Afrikan Nduta

KaBrazen Team: Afrikan Nduta & Jane Nthanze 

Theme song by: Timothy Arinaitwe & Mbogua Mbugua 

Logo by: Francis Ally Mlacha

Produced at: Za Kikwetu Productions

Produced by: The LAM Sisterhood

 Season 1 Kiswahili of KaBrazen Podcast was conceptualized and produced by The LAM Sisterhood with support from the Ignite Culture Grant. The Season was recorded at Za Kikwetu Productions Limited. Marketing and Distribution support by Africa Podfest. 

Kiswahili podcast production, marketing and distribution support for Season 1 is supported by a grant from Ignite Culture: ACP-EU Culture Programme (Eastern Africa). This fund is being implemented by HEVA, in partnership with the British Council Kenya with the financial contribution of the European Union, and with further support from the Organisation of ACP (African, Caribbean and Pacific) States. It is part of the global ACP-EU Culture Programme. 

Katika kipindi cha pili cha KaBrazen, tunafunga safari ya kuelekea Angola kusikiliza hadithi murua ya shujaa mpendwa Malkia Njinga ambaye ni msichana aliyeweza kufungua fundo lolote. 

Credits

Sound Engineer: Wambui Waciuri

Illustrations: Melody Jelagat

Written by: Aleya Kassam

Edited by: Anne Moraa

Voiced by: Afrikan Nduta

KaBrazen Team: Afrikan Nduta & Jane Nthanze 

Theme song by: Timothy Arinaitwe & Mbogua Mbugua 

Logo by: Francis Ally Mlacha

Produced at: Za Kikwetu Productions

Produced by: The LAM Sisterhood

Season 1 Kiswahili of KaBrazen Podcast was conceptualized and produced by The LAM Sisterhood with support from the Ignite Culture Grant. The Season was recorded at Za Kikwetu Productions Limited. Marketing and Distribution support by Africa Podfest. 

Kiswahili podcast production, marketing and distribution support for Season 1 is supported by a grant from Ignite Culture: ACP-EU Culture Programme (Eastern Africa). This fund is being implemented by HEVA, in partnership with the British Council Kenya with the financial contribution of the European Union, and with further support from the Organisation of ACP (African, Caribbean and Pacific) States. It is part of the global ACP-EU Culture Programme. 

Katika kipindi cha kwanza cha KaBrazen, Tata Nduta anatusimulia hadithi ya kweli, tena ya kusisimua kuhusu  mpigania uhuru hodari, Mekatilili wa Menza aliyekuwa binti mfalme shujaa aliyependa Kudansi.

Credits

Sound Engineer: Wambui Waciuri

Illustrations: Melody Jelagat

Written by: Aleya Kassam

Edited by: Anne Moraa

Voiced by: Afrikan Nduta 

KaBrazen Team: Afrikan Nduta & Jane Nthanze 

Theme song by: Timothy Arinaitwe & Mbogua Mbugua 

Logo by: Francis Ally Mlacha

Produced at: Za Kikwetu Productions

Produced by: The LAM Sisterhood

Season 1 Kiswahili of KaBrazen Podcast was conceptualized and produced by The LAM Sisterhood with support from the Ignite Culture Grant. The Season was recorded at Za Kikwetu Productions Limited. Marketing and Distribution support by Africa Podfest. 

Kiswahili podcast production, marketing and distribution support for Season 1 is supported by a grant from Ignite Culture: ACP-EU Culture Programme (Eastern Africa). This fund is being implemented by HEVA, in partnership with the British Council Kenya with the financial contribution of the European Union, and with further support from the Organisation of ACP (African, Caribbean and Pacific) States. It is part of the global ACP-EU Culture Programme. 

A snippet from our KaSpecial: Celebration

In celebration of the 2023 World Kiswahili Language Day, KaBrazen podcast presents the first bilingual children’s podcast in English and Kiswahili produced and developed in Nairobi, Kenya featuring digital stories of brazen African women. Launching this upcoming series is the

It’s World Kiswahili Language day and we have a KaSpecial episode for you and your little ones. Why is this episode special? Because this time, you get to meet Tata Nduta who loves stories just as much as Aunty Shishi! Yes, and she will be telling you all the wonderful stories of KaBrazen in a different language - Kiswahili. Yaaaay! 

We celebrate all the languages and stories that exist in the world and we cannot wait to take you with us on this special, adventurous KaBrazen journey in Kiswahili!

See you next month, for a brand new story of a Brazen African woman. 

Karibuni!

Suitable for 4yrs to 9yrs and all of those young at heart.

This episode is six minutes and fifty three seconds long [6:53]

Tell us what you think with #KaBrazen

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#kiswahilipodcasters #podcastersofinstagram #kidspodcasts #kidstories #itstorytime #African

#africanwomen #brazen #africanpodcasts

In this fifth episode of KaBrazen, Aunty Shishi reimagines the remarkable story of how Zarina Patel bravely fought to save Jeevanjee Gardens in Nairobi from being turned into a parking lot. Thanks to Zarina and her big big heart,  the garden was protected so that everybody can enjoy the trees and the flowers and the ants and the caterpillars.

Episode Credits

Sound Engineer: Wambui Waciuri

Illustrations: Melody Jelagat

Written by: Aleya Kassam

Edited by: Anne Moraa

Voiced by: Laura Ekumbo

KaBrazen Team: Afrikan Nduta & Jane Nthanze 

Theme song by: Timothy Arinaitwe & Mbogua Mbugua 

Logo by: Francis Ally Mlacha

Produced at: Za Kikwetu Productions

Produced by: The LAM Sisterhood

This episode was made with the support of The Aga Khan University Media Innovation Centre

KaBrazen is taking a mid-season break. But we have a little treat for your ears. In this special episode, we hear from some wonderful friends, and Aunty Shishi plays her favourite moments from the first four stories. We hope you are also taking a refreshing and joyful break. See you next month, for a brand new story of a Brazen African woman.  

Suitable for 4yrs to 9yrs and all of those young at heart.

This episode is seven minutes long [7:00]

Tell us what you think with #KaBrazen

In the fourth episode of KaBrazen, Aunty Shishi reimagines a magical story of the girl who saved her people. In a world where everyone is so loud, sometimes we miss the wisdom of the quiet ones. As this quiet girl will show you, to succeed in anything you have to be patient enough to listen, observe and learn.

Episode Four Credits

Sound Engineer: Wambui Waciuri

Illustrations: Melody Jelagat

Written by: Aleya Kassam

Edited by: Anne Moraa

Voiced by: Laura Ekumbo

KaBrazen Team: Afrikan Nduta & Jane Nthanze 

Theme song by: Timothy Arinaitwe & Mbogua Mbugua 

Logo by: Francis Ally Mlacha

Produced at: Za Kikwetu Productions

Produced by: The LAM Sisterhood

This episode was made with the support of The Aga Khan University Media Innovation Centre

In the third episode of KaBrazen, Aunty Shishi reimagines the remarkable story of how Fatima and Maryam al-Fihri deal with the grief of their father’s death, and go on to create the world’s first ever university. As Fatima and Maryam will show you, when you take care of each other, you can make any dream come true.

Care warning: this episode involves the death of a parent

Episode Three Credits

Sound Engineer: Wambui Waciuri

Illustrations: Melody Jelagat

Written by: Aleya Kassam

Edited by: Anne Moraa

Voiced by: Laura Ekumbo

KaBrazen Team: Afrikan Nduta & Jane Nthanze 

Theme song by: Timothy Arinaitwe & Mbogua Mbugua 

Logo by: Francis Ally Mlacha

Produced at: Za Kikwetu Productions

Produced by: The LAM Sisterhood

This episode was made with the support of The Aga Khan University Media Innovation Centre