Telling It Raw!

Hey❤️ I hope you are having a great time, i am , mostly. On this episode i talk about things my parents did that i want to do if i ever get to be a parent. I already know which one we will fight(haha) about 😂😂. I missed you btw. The people who give me ideas i hope your wallet gets so fat and makanga wakue wanasahau kukulipisha☺️ (__sisinei on twitter and Instagram)

In this season we look into parenting styles and relationship between us and our family members,how it was growing up and how it is now.. I interviewed Tinnah,a baker,who gave us an insight on how it was for her. You can find her on instagram as @tinnahkiki and @njokitinnah . You can reach out to me on instagram @sisinei.wa.podcast and on twitter as @__sisinei. Thank you for the support ❤️

A litte recap of season 2. I also take this opportunity to thank all of you for your immense support. You've all been very welcoming. Thank you so much. Special Thanks to Naiyianaye ,Tande , Aoga , Brian ,Macharia ,John(dad), Karamagi and Stacy for being amazing guests. Social Media : @__sisinei on twitter @sisinei.wa.podcast and @telling.it.raw on Instagram

In this episode my guest Naiyianaye and i talk about harrasment scenarios that many people might think do not fall under the category but they do. I'd like to know what you guys think. You can DM me on instagram @telling.it.raw or on twitter @__sisinei and my guest on Instagram @naiyianaye and youtube @it's naiyanaye. I'd like to thank all of you for the continued support, Telling it raw will be one year old on June 20th! How cool! 😎

I was honored to host John Parmeres Ole Ngossorr for this episode. I had some questions from my online friends and it was amazing. My take away is that,now is the best time to collect lessons that'll come in handy later on in life..there's no manual. What is your take away? You can forward feedback to "telling.it.raw" on Instagram or "@__sisinei" on twitter. Stay safe!

My guest,Brian Macharia from PACEmaker international and i , talked about various things that happen in our day to day lives or other people's lives and determined whether the way society perceives them as normal or not normal. My take away from this episode is that,a lot really comes down to the personal level,speak against injustice and strive to change things for the better. What do you think we left out? You can reach me on "telling.it.raw" on Instagram for further discussion. Thank you!

Don't you just ..sigh...when people get away with things because of their gender? Or are treated some type of way because of that? Well.. today..my guest and I get into that.. it's a wide topic, a second discussion is in order. PS:These opinions are our own and not a reflection of everyone. ( IG @sisine.i and twitter @__sisinei)

We've all done some stupid things when we were younger(it's okay if you do them when you are older😂) To get some context you can watch "Brazen matatu operators cause chaos in Nairobi CBD" on Youtube. If you decide to go on a trip, especially to see beautiful Kenyan tourists attractions I'd advice you to consider using Sunbird Outdoors Limited,on Facebook and YouTube and sunbird_outdoors_ltd on IG. Use "Sisinei 001" to get a discount..nawajali mimi discount lazima❤️😂

..sigh.. we've all placed a bet on something..who will win the elections? Who will cry first and what not.Today I speak to a friend of mine about his experience with betting. (sisine.i on IG and @__sisinei on twitter for feedback,thank you)

My guest ,Stacy and I talk about our period experiences. Some things we wish would be different. In this episode i highlight an organization i am part of Pads Drive Africa. We aim to enlighten and empower kids in rural areas about menstrual health.