Full Episode available April 23, 2026 Wherever you listen to Podcasts

In today's episode, Frank Moi a Kenya-based industrialist shares his journey and perspective on financially and logistically empowering rural Kenyan farmers. He also shares his long and painful relationship with Arsenal FC, full episode available wherever you listen to Podcasts

Full Episode available wherever you listen to Podcasts on April 9, 2026

What's in a voice? You wake up one morning, and when you try to speak, your voice is very hoarse. You think to yourself, it must be a cold. After all, you have been healthy as a horse for your entire life. You drink lemon water infused with honey, maybe take some cough drops, and if you are particularly invested in your health, you go to the doctor, who peeks down your throat with a bright light and a puzzled frown. It's not an infection. But months later, your voice is almost completely gone, reduced to a hiss. You see more doctors, but even they cannot say what is causing the voice loss and the accompanying shortness of breath. Amid this voicelessness, you graduate with your Bachelors' degree and get a job with an internation firm. After many years, your job transfers you to a different country, one with more advanced facilites and there, someone finally tells you what it is, this thief of voices. You undergo so many surgeries, it becomes a blur, but at the end of that dark tunnel, you finally see the light - you have a voice again, but it doesn't sound like your old voice. This new voice is foreign, like wearing someone else's clothes. But it now belongs to you. This new voice causes people to judge you, because it doesn't match what they think you should sound like. Imagine all this happening while you are pursuing a demanding international career involving high-stakes client facing negotiations. Would you continue to walk through life unbent by the weight of it all? Angie does. Every. Single. Day. Here's her journey of unbowing resilience, available wherever you listen to Podcasts

What's in a voice? And if you lost yours, what would your life look like? What if, after many years, doctors and surgeries, you were finally able to find a voice again, but it didn't sound like your old voice? A new voice that causes people to judge you? Would you continue to walk through life unbent by the weight of societal pressure? This episode is an inspiring look into Angie's resilient journey to finding her voice again. Full Episode available on March 26, 2026 wherever you listen to Podcasts

When you see a used bottle, what do you see? Trash? Well, Nyandia Kamawe sees treasure, raw material for her brilliant, creative mind to transform into beautiful and functional artwork. I had a very insightful, laughter-filled, inspiring conversation with her, available wherever you listen to Podcasts.

She flew across the world, to a land covered in snow in the winter and mosquitoes in the summer. After, many many bland meals of meat and potatoes, she decided to travel South, where she found her people. But even amidst the thriving community that embraced her for many years, she felt a deep longing to come back home. And so with little notice, she decided to take a leap, got on a plane and landed back in Nairobi. And there it was, her purpose, waiting for her with open arms, her gift unfurling its wings, ready to soar. And soar she has. Building with her hands, Nyandia Kamawe oversees a thriving enterprise Mokomaya, and as she has risen, she has lifted others too, opening doors for others, that they too may walk in their purpose. Mokomaya, in the Kikuyu language, means "these hands"

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Have you ever heard someone laugh so heartily that you joined in, not even knowing what it is they were laughing at? Those people with contagious laughs? Nyandia Kamawe is that person. I had a very laughter filled conversation with her, the full episode will be available wherever you listen to podcasts on March 12, 2026.

She flew across the world, to a land covered in snow in the winter and mosquitoes in the summer. After, many many bland meals of meat and potatoes, she decided to travel South, where she found her people. But even amidst the thriving community that embraced her for many years, she felt a deep longing to come back home. And so with little notice, she decided to take a leap, got on a plane and landed back in Nairobi. And there it was, her purpose, waiting for her with open arms, her gift unfurling its wings, ready to soar. And soar she has. Building with her hands, Nyandia Kamawe oversees a thriving enterprise Mokomaya, and as she has risen, she has lifted others too, opening doors for others, that they too may walk in their purpose.

In today's episode, Lynnette (not her real name), shares a story that spans decades, a story of sibling love despite life's ups and downs

She is a leader, a wife, a mother, an indomitable spirit who overcame a childhood of hardship and cruelty to become a leader in her community. Join us as our guest, Honorable Zainabu Muyoti shares her life's journey and pearls of wisdom for younger generations.

She is a leader, a wife, a mother, an indomitable spirit who overcame a childhood of hardship and cruelty to become a wife, a mother of six and a leader in her community. Join us as our guest, Honorable Zainabu Muyoti shares her life's journey and pearls of wisdom. Full episode available February 12, 2026