PBE Daily: Early Mornings And Late Nights Podcast

'nothing lasts forever'.  I know we've heard it time and again. The push to better any industry you love, sometimes gets derailed by those who stagnate on status quo. How to grow past that is the debate. My Observation.

On this episode, I try the best i can to big up a big brother figure. No words do him justice, but I will try my best to Pay respect to THEE O.G. Buddha Blaze.

Many have spoken on the decision of Prince Harry, leaving the his royal title. The question not truly being paid attention to is, What would you do to preserve your marriage? I've always been fascinated by Monarchy, thus, i chose now to speak on how i view love and duty.

Many a movie has been released, touching on the ideals of espionage. The 'greater good' they serve for the global influence of freedoms and the independence of all man kind. In the same breath, there's the underbelly, parked in the disclosed files, showing the different methods used and the entertainment material they spawn. some of it, makes me debate our current life in Kenya. My far fetched take. 

'Clothes make the man'. That lyric was a part of my childhood and still pops up in my present. With consumer culture being a significant part of my entertainment life, this is how I navigate.

The idea of 'Right Place, Right time', we go past it every chance we get, yet, great truths lie in there. Advantage may not necessarily be wealth, but the immediate information that could lead to wealth. Not just fiscal wealth, but all forms, depending on the individual. My take. 

Taking a person's land of heritage. Convincing one's left that you're doing it for their benefit. I've debated this since the first i heard of Rome, the Templar knights and colonialism. As i attempt to understand how such controls came to being, here is attempt number one at wrapping my head around it.  

The divide that has been the life blood of authoritarian dominance will always be challenged by merit. I, for one, may not agree with class lines, but i do enjoy that it fuels my ambition to be better than that which may be perceived as ' my place in the world'. indulge me, if  you will, as I try explain my drive.

A Kenyan band that was unapologetic and free. In my eyes, Just A Band opened the eyes of most in the mid 2000s creative industry in Kenya, if not the world. They were, in my opinion, the definition of 'A CREATIVE'. I dedicate this episode to them and what I thank them for making.   

On this podcast,  I encourage not only self discovery and discussion, but also the search of personal Mantras. I coined one based on the historic figure named Julius Caesar, His flaws and successes are always revisited in my endeavors. May this episode give explanation to how far the study has taken my discoveries.