The Bakkbenchaz Podcast

On this episode, Uncle Barry kicks things off with curious questions about Obama’s entertainment list and its whereabouts. The cast then dives into a debate on public figures who carry a special gift beyond the roles they’re famous for. From there, Dr. Mzee shifts to influencing brands what it really takes, and how they personally judge the gig. To wrap it all up, they explore a fascinating initiative out of a Brazilian correctional facility that allows inmates to reduce their sentences in a creative way. And more!

Dr. Mzee kicks things off with a clip on creativity and authenticity, sparking a chat on staying true to your voice. The fellas talk admiral brands, rogue drivers on Kenyan roads, and Barry shares a guest experience — and yes, he’s still not over the Twitter buyout.

The fellas kick things off with a review of Art In Motion’s Live Show 2025, with Dr. Mzee breaking down the performance and highlighting the group’s impact on the culture. Next, Barry dives into his quirky morning routine, which quickly spirals into a series of lighthearted and unexpected conversations. As the episode winds down, they share updates on their upcoming plans for the rest of the year. And more!

On this minisode the fellas open up with jokes flying about Dr. Mzee’s underwhelming photo shoot, sparking laughs right out the gate. Barry’s random thoughts leads the conversation into a deeper dive, discussing how childhood environments and upbringing influence who we become, our skills, and how we show up in the world.

On this week's podcast, The boys kick things off with Barry’s hilarious response to some recent feedback, then pivot into a deeper chat about close friendships and the importance of showing up for your people. Later, they dive into an extensive review of the final horse racing event of the season and share some hot takes on electronics warranties. Lastly Dr. Mzee opens up about a run in with a nosy neighbor who couldn't keep things to himself. And more!

The fellas go off-script on this one from disciples showing up with new gear, Barry’s wild last tale at the races, to Dr. Mzee breaking down the latest red flags he’s spotted in people. Quick, sharp, and full of unexpected gems, it's worth the listen.

The fellas are back! This episode kicks off with laughs and nostalgia as they dive into the world of old class chat groups, some still alive, some better left archived. Dr. Mzee drops some wisdom on why getting your mindset right is the first step to problem solving. The conversation segues to a throwback on the breakups of legendary music groups, and Barry makes a strong case for why learning your native language as a kid gives you a lifelong edge. And more!.

The fellas kick things off with a dive into mall culture, where Dr. Mzee shares his underrated take on window shoppers and how they’re often misunderstood. Next, the conversation takes a social turn as they discuss instant turn-offs when meeting new people. Later, the spotlight shifts to Eliud Kipchoge’s recent performance at the London Marathon. Barry raises some timely questions about how aging athletes, like LeBron James, often face criticism based on age rather than performance. And more!

The fellas kick things off by reminiscing about their school days, specifically writing dictated notes. Barry gets nostalgic, saying he genuinely enjoys the process of getting things done, even as he now embraces AI tools.Dr. Mzee isn’t fully sold, calling AI more of a development than a true innovation. Then the conversation takes a turn into lifestyle territory as they compare life in apartment buildings versus owning your own compound. And more!

In this episode, the crew kicks things off by addressing Barry's controversial takes on tattoos from the previous episode. Dr. Mzee poses a fun yet thought-provoking question about their favorite cities, sparking a lively discussion. The conversation takes a serious turn as they dive into a sex tape that raises questions about moving on from past relationships and the challenges of co-parenting. Finally, Murugi shares her perspective on artist development, leading to a deep and ongoing conversation about the current state of the Kenyan music industry. And more!