Apparently, we've all been measuring wealth wrong 😂

In today's episode, we sit down with Mutoriah to unpack his new album, We Don't Need Money to Be Rich: a title that's either incredibly wise or very dangerous to say around end-month 😂.

We talk about the inspiration behind the project, the lessons from his journey as an artist, and the experiences that shaped both the music and the man behind it. Oh, and somewhere in the conversation, he leaves us with a challenge. We're not spoiling it. You'll have to watch to find out 👀

Trust us, there's more to follow. 🎙️🔥

They say teamwork makes the dream work. But does your team work or do you work for the team? 🏀😂

In Part 2 of Sports as a 9–5, Nairobi City Thunder guard Derrick Ogechi gets real about what actually makes a team work, beyond talent. We talk leadership, ego, mentorship, conflict in the locker room, and of course… who talks the most trash on the team 👀

Because sometimes the hardest part of the game isn't the opponent, it's learning how to win with other people.

Trust us, there's more to follow. 🔥

They say that being a professional athlete is NOT just vibes, sneakers, and motivational Instagram captions 🏀😂

In this episode, Nairobi City Thunder guard Derrick Ogechi pulls back the curtain on what "Sports as a 9–5" really looks like. From the pressure, the discipline, the setbacks, the sacrifices, and somehow still having to function like a normal human being.

We talk mental toughness, identity beyond basketball, and why chasing the dream is a lot less glamorous (and a lot more character-building) than people think.

Trust us, there's more to follow. 🔥

Before the cameras rolled, there was a script, a vision… and a leap of faith 🎬☕

In Part 2, we sit down with director Jinna Mutune and actress Scholastica Wanyama to unpack the heart behind Cocoa Dreams: from how the story was written and cast, to what it meant for Scholastica to step into her first major film role as Yua.

This one is about taking chances, trusting the process, and becoming the character before the world even knows your name.

Trust us, there's more to follow.

🎬 Cocoa Dreams premieres May 16th, get your tickets here:

https://kenyabuzz.com/events/event/cocoa-dreams

Before the premiere, we got the tea… and yes, it's giving Cocoa Dreams☕🎬. We sat down with director Jinna Mutune and actor Brian Abajah to get the real story behind the story.

From the first spark of the idea to bringing, it to life on screen, this is a conversation about creativity, purpose, and the journey in between.

Trust us — there's more to follow.

🎬 Cocoa Dreams premieres May 16th, get your tickets here:

https://kenyabuzz.com/events/event/cocoa-dreams

We know the cliche saying that earth without art is just eh. But what does it take to survive on the earth with the art? Listen in to Mugambi, the baldest MC in the EAC, as he takes us through what his journey has been, and some nuggets on what it takes to make it to the biggest scene and the Final Cut. 😌

Hey guys!

We know, we know. We've been away for a while, and we're sorry about that. So, how about we catch up a little? We promise not to ghost you guys again. Kalamba down! As always, if you've enjoyed the video, leave a like, and make sure you tell a friend to tell their friends. :)

This week we pick up exactly where we left off last week. We talk about how we navigated high school social groups, and how it influenced our outlook on cliques and various social dynamics. We also touched a bit on how we learnt to learn from failure, especially a math exam.

Tell us, what do you make of your experience in high school? And how did it shape your social circles and outlook on bouncing back from failure? Remember to like, share, subscribe and leave a comment. ❤️

Depa, Enta, Grub, Mzinga and any other nostalgic term that brings back those treasured or traumatic memories. But how did those High School experiences shape who we are today?

Listen in as we relive the "glory days" as we try to unravel just how much of an impact they had in our lives. 💯

Remember to like, share and subscribe, and if you're feeling nostalgic, leave a memory. ❤️

You ever sit down with your friends and suddenly it turns into a mini therapy session? Yeah, that's what this episode felt like. We talked about adulting friendship and relationships struggles, how we continue to show up for each other even in conflict, and finding small joys (like Inspector Mwala) 🤭.

It's light, it's real, and it might just be the hug your brain needs today. Come vibe with us. Don't forget to like share and subscribe ❤️