Our guest, Joy Stacy, is a young Kenyan entrepreneur and the founder and CEO of Meremeta Africa Beauty. She talks about her experience in entrepreneurship having received a $3,000 scholarship for a 21st century skills training on creative collaboration and project management. She highlights how failing in her first business brought up the importance of reinventing yourself and your business to fit the current needs of your customers and clients as time goes by. Listen in."l

Our guest , Vivian Kiniga , narrates her story from growing up in Kenya , always being a high achiever and some of the privileges it afforded her to going Cornel and actually experiencing real academic struggle . We also talk about adulting , friendships and having a real support system of friends who just love you for who you are and not in regards to anything you bring to the table . Listen in

Our guest , Boolean , narrates of how going to Berklee was never even in her dreams and how getting there and meeting other protégées was so surreal and even learning to appreciate everyone as you never know who your classmate is or will be . She also talks about how at some point she felt like she lost her voice but is now even on the journey of feeling it back and even better . Listen in

Our guest , Omosh, narrates his story talking about his passion in photography and videography and where it all started by borrowing his own camera to now planning to launch his own production company soon . He talks about his journey with photography to even the times his borrowed camera was almost stolen , keeping i mind his lender had told him if anything happened to that camera , he’d be liable to pay 60,000 KES haha . also just delving into how his passion has taken him places he otherwise wouldn’t have thought he’d get . Listen in .

Our guest , Collins , is currently an engineering student in the states and he speaks on his experience being a self sponsored international student and some of the challenges and struggles not commonly talked about as a student and we pivot abit and talk more of the financial aspect realizing that going abroad makes you become an adult much faster and very conscious of even your family situations back at home which can be very detrimental if not carefully contained . Not forgetting to touch on the subject of doing your best and really, what is “your best” anyway . Listen in !

Our guest , Gloria Rotich , speaks about her early childhood where life was bliss and being her father’s favorite daughter . Her father retired when she was 3 years old so for her early childhood, she spent a lot of time with her father until the turning point of her life … listen in

Our guest , Christabel , has been living in the states for the past 7 years where she did her undergraduate and post graduate at MIT and she narrates her life there, the culture shock and the good the bad all starting from her childhood and how her path led her to where she is ! Listen in

Our guest , Gloria , the Gen Z baby , narrates to us her experience being a woman in tech and in the corporate world both the good and the bad and the lessons she’s picked even as she transitions into the new phase of her life quitting her now former toxic work place . (Yes , she’s the real Gen Z baby )

In this week’s episode , Peter , a freshman at Harvard, talks about his story from early childhood living in Kangemi and having to move from their due to bad company and influence that was cropping up at the time which was really hard for him as this place plus the friends was the only thing he’d known, to seeing some of the effects of the 2008 PEV, to soon competing in some of the hardest math competitions in the country and how he finally ended up in Harvard . He even recalls his deputy principal telling him as he joined form one not to bring the ghetto behaviors to the school . Listen in

This episode is just a check in and just to connect more with the audience as we look at where we’ve come from this far and some of our future plans . Listen in