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

TRIGGER WARNING: This episode discusses death and the process of dying. Listener discretion is advised. If you or anyone you know is grieving, please know that you are not alone and there are resources available to help in your healing journey. I have linked our guest's contact information and other grieving resources in the show notes for this episode. I wish you well in your healing journey.

Have you ever heard of a death doula? I hadn't either. In today's episode, Archie shares her journey to becoming a comforter of those transitioning out of this life, and the experiences she has had in her calling, as well as what defines a good death.

https://find.griefshare.org/countries/ke/cities/nairobi

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Full Episode available January 29, 2026 wherever you listen to Podcasts!

What is a good death? In today's episode, Archie, shares her journey to becoming a death doula, and the experiences she has had in her calling, as well as what defines a good death.

"To live is to die. And while we must all die, not all of us learn how to live."

In today's episode, renowned author, satirist, curator, columnist, mentor and executive coach Oyunga Pala delves into the importance of living life fully while exploring the imperativeness of fully embracing grief when we suffer loss.

His body of work, including his Book "Strength and Sorrow: Reflections on The Ones We Lost", are available below:

https://oyungapala.com/

https://www.instagram.com/oyungapala/?hl=en

https://www.amazon.com/Strength-Sorrow-Reflections-ones-lost-ebook/dp/B0G2HRTYQ5

Full Episode Available January 15, 2026

Full Episode available January 15, 2026 wherever you listen to Podcasts

She was a teenager, young adulthood and its adventures beckoning. She had big dreams, to attend university, see the world, live life to the fullest. But as is often the case, life had other plans. She has persevered pain she wouldn't wish on her worst enemy and has the scars to show for it. She has battled addiction and mental health challenges and emerged with a depth of wisdom far beyond her years.

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