This year more than ever, the digital world has come alive. New problems have chartered the way for new opportunities and those who position themselves well reap the harvest. 

On this episode of the 2030 Podcast, ourselves together with Nzalambi Murabu, the Digital Exec at Citizen TV , discuss how we as young people can better position ourselves in the various avenues available to us. Listen in! 

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We live in the age of information. In the 21st century, competitive edge is established by the breathe of knowledge one posses on a wide variety of issues. 

For this episode, The 2030 Podcast seeks to plug some of the most captivating and thrilling documentary-series that have captured audiences around the world! From sports, to investigative pieces and even documentaries on a rare kind of poultry that is raising eyebrows half way across the world; we bring you the Top 10  docu-series/documentary worth watching.

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On this episode of The 2030 Podcast we talk about a little known, yet very crucial life skill that every young person ought to possess.

Human beings by nature are interactive and social beings; but how we get along with others is an integral part of how much we advance in life (whether academically, socially or even professionally). It's often said that you are the sum aggregate of your close interactions!

This week, the head of Mental Health at the Moi Teaching and Referral Hospital teaches us on the importance of 'Emotional Intelligence', how to acquire it and how it could be the difference between successful and failed relationships in ever cadre of your life.

If you'd like to get in touch with Dr. Edith,

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With the year nearly coming to an end, a global pandemic may have worsened the economic situation of many people. With job cuts, salary reductions, business stagnation and slowed down business opportunities, this episode of the 2030 podcast brings to the fore an investment option heard by many but attempted by few.  

We sit down with Mathew Kabeere, a forex trading specialist with FX Pesa  who tells us why trading online is easier than many of us might think it is.

If you are interested in learning Forex Trading, SMS  the word 'Join' to 40184 and someone will be in touch with you momentarily. 

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We at 'The 2030 Podcast' appreciate that the world is a puzzle and we are here to fill up each piece to create a beautiful picture and leave earth way better than we found it.

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On this episode of The 2030 podcast, we meet a young man who exemplifies the meaning of  positioning yourself for opportunities.

Ajiry's Lead Developer, Brian Mwau talks to us about battling near-depression after failing to get a job more than a year after graduation and narrates how his life turned around the moment he decided to take matters into his own hands.

Find out how this young man changed his fortunes from being a stranger to Dr. Chris Kirubi to becoming one of his most exiting mentees.

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It's often said that outside of a dog, a book is a man's second best friend.   On this episode, we hope to enhance, cultivate and promote a closer relationship with your second best friend on earth. With working remotely and having more time on our hands due to the pandemic this year, this episode provides insight into gaining information and knowledge which could help you emerge on top after the pandemic finally ends.  

The 2030 podcast brings you a list of our Top 10 Books that we'd recommend you read during this period.

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On the premiere episode of Season 3, The 2030 Podcast grabs the bulls by its horns to tackle the controversial issue of 'work for exposure'; a societal hot-potato that elicited wide spread reaction from our youth in the recent past.

In this episode we sit down with key industry players in the creatives sector (videographer, photographer & graphic designers) and pick their minds on just what it means to make it in an otherwise 'unrewarding' sector and whether or not working for pay or exposure outweighed each other.

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Featured on this episode:

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Pharis Maina, Filmmaker/Videographer

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David 'SoFresh' Moch, Music Producer

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Tony Jean, Photographer/ENG/EFP Camera Operator 

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LinkedIn. Facebook, YouTube - Anthony Njenga 

It’s a tough season for many, some more than others. Here on The 2030  Podcast, we are encouraging you to be your brother’s keeper by simply  calling up a friend or family this week and seeing how they are doing.  You never know how much a small action like that can go a long way.

On this weeks installation of the 'Check Up On Your Friends' series Timothy shares a story on how his popular TV show 'Area Code' wasn't really a part of his plans and the wonderful way it worked out anyway.

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