For Episode 010 we kickstart the conversation celebrating on the milestones of producing 10 conclusive audio-visual episodes, delving further into talanta hela, it's revocation and the revocation of the council nominees i.e Churchill, Azziad, Dennis Itumbi, Kate Actress & Akothee.

Additionally we touch on the radicalization, religious manipulation and the Shakahola mass massacre

On Episode 09, we start discussions on the Kenyan cartoon on production and the need for Kenyan Production team to fully capture the Kenyan aesthetic.

We touch on the recently introduced taxes - The Housing fund that & The Finance Bill that has been reviewed with more tax introductions for Kenyans already struggling to make ends meet due to the current high costs of living.

We delve into the KNCCI Fee being tabled by Trade CS Moses Kuria and discuss on whether it is really necessary for small scale businesses who are already having so much on their plate.

Finally, we conclude touching base on the tax cuts for Rich Kenyans who are looking to import helicopters.

We kick off episode 007 with a conversation around beauty standards and how celebrities such as Black Chyna & the Kardashians have started reversing plastic surgeries and trying to be abit more natural in their aesthetics, raising the conversation on how society pressures women to look a certain way for approval.

Onto mental health matters, we touch on Dj Brownskin's latest fiasco where he filmed his wife ingesting poison, triggering a conversation on what his options at the time was and how most situationships in the modern day are toxic and manipulative.

We touch on Maandamano and how they are making a come back, on whether Eric Omondi is really the activist he claims to be, and triggers such as the 50 unconstitutional CAS appointed by Ruto, posing the question as to whether it was necessary in an already struggling economy.

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Episode 006 feels a little more educational than the previous episode, as we discuss a couple of topics that have been influencing several discussions in Kenya & Africa as a whole.

We start the conversation off by touching on China Square, its convenience for Nairobi shoppers and the recent move by Trade CS Hon. Moses Kuria that led to its closure citing competition threat to the Kenyan Association on Manufacturers rendering an uproar by the Kenyan Market.

Still on the hot topic of manufacturing, we delve deeper into West Africa, touching on the recent developments on the trade of raw cocoa by Ghana and Ivory Coast after a carbon credit payment trigger by Brussels & the western world at the World Cocoa Foundation in October 2022. This led to Ghana dipping its toes into actual manufacturing of chocolate products instead of exporting raw cocoa to the western world. This fuels a conversation on the importance of African economies tapping into manufacturing and producing of products for better economies and independence.

Ronny further touches on the recent biopiracy conversation that saw Kenya export some of its oldest Baobab stems to Georgia and Western world for 'research & preservation" practices, begging on the need for such practices being undertaken in-situ.

We conclude episode 006 by touching on Racial profiling & Visa restrictions for Africans travelling to Europe, sharing the recent profiling of Coco EM, A Kenyan DJ booked to perform in Europe who had to go through hell to connect a flight to Europe via EgyptAir, as well as Joy sharing a personal story on how imposible it was for her brother to secure a visa tracel to study abroad.

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For episode. 005, we kickstart this week's episode by flagging that it is full of trigger warnings, but commence the conversation in an insightful manner, highlighting Kenya's most followed Male Tiktoker Mr. David Moya & his bold move to patent his serenading dance style, delving deeper into the importance of Copyrighting & Patenting Creative Artistry. In relation to this, Ronny speaks on his experience with copyrighting some of his intellectual property with the Kenya Copyright Board (KECOBO) and shares the process of how to go about copyrighting ones IP. Still on the conversation on IP, we touch on Musical artist's masters and discuss a bit as to why International Artists such as Future, Justin Bieber, Justin Timberlake , Dr. Dre and others are going ahead to sell their musical discographies.

The conversation gets a little triggering as we get local and discuss the new Office docket titled Office of the Spouse to the Prime Cabinet Secretary, adding how unnecessary it is with relation to the dwindling economy, inflation and touch on the high cost of living for the ordinary Kenyan Mwananchi, questioning the commitment of our leaders to lower the cost of living.

For Episode 4 we start the conversation by touching on the bold move by Senator Gloria Orwoba sensitizing on the need for end of Period shaming, Joy also sheds more light on the recent attacks on P&G company in relation to differences in quality of Kenyan sanitary pads to those in the first world country.

 We also touch on the story that was trending a couple of days earlier regarding relationships that feel entrapping and brainstorm on healthier ways to address such relationships. 

We end the conversation by sharing our work experiences and the gap between what we do and what our parents would want us to pursue. 

For Episode 3, we touch on what's been happening with the recent changes in the education Ministry with the introduction of new school time/ schedule. We chime in on the recently introduced Kenyan Creative Council.

How thin is the line between Religion & Neo social Norms??  We conclude the conversation discussing on the differences between men and women in regards to how they deal with Mental Health issues.