Our guest , Triza Aduda, narrates her story from the imposter syndrome that came while being the school captain at her school and how leadership has changed for her even in the different capacities she’s led in university at Yale, her experience with colorism back at home and even encourages people to take up space wherever they are . Listen in

Our guest , Lorna Kendi , narrates her story for the love of politics ever since she was a young girl and even entering campus politics which she calls her debut into the political realm as she plans to serve our country one day in that political capacity . We also discuss on the importance of voting and overally, maintaining peace in our country as we know it’s an election year . Listen in .

Our guest in this episode , Donnah , narrates her story with confidence from an early age preaching and telling stories at the pulpit from the age of 4 and how that translated even entering highschool where she recalls that having such confidence , still, didn’t shield her from having insecurities like any other teenage but also how her confidence , which was celebrated at home , wasn’t celebrated as such in school . Haha she also talks about the dichotomy of beauty with confidence in highschool meanwhile, she wore her long and buggy dress and overalls her oversized uniform amidst all this . Listen in

In this episode , the guest , Mr Jemedari, narrates his story from moving out of home early to achieving great milestones in his career and even his love life until Covid happened and all this suddenly came to an end. Listen in !

Today’s guest , Easter Mukora , talks to us about his experience from highschool wishing his education was accelerated and his thoughts around that as well as some of his experiences such as seeing racism , the struggles of being in a day public highschool and even being bullied for speaking in English and for his good grades . Listen in .

As we express our gratitude, we must never forget that the highest appreciation is not to utter words, but to live by them~ JFK. This Episode is a monologue of our host expressing his gratitude and just keeping all of you updated on our past project of sponsoring some kids school fees as a podcast . Listen in

A lot of you have been asking for our throwback high school episodes and in this episode we take a dive into the Nairobi school and hear how it really was like being in the school from the good , the bad (& the patcherian ). Listen in

As the guest says , if you weren’t bullied in primary , high chances are, you were the bully . Listen in as the guest narrates his ordeal with bullying and how that affected him to now becoming one of the most confident lads out here and to even loving his dark skin A lot even after trying to “bleach” it . Someone said , we are not words, we are people. Words are how people define us but it’s our choice to let that define us.

In this episode , the guest narrates her life on how she , as a young girl , envisioned how being a woman in the cooperates world would be like and how she actually experienced it which were miles apart . The Devil wears Prada is also an adaptation from a movie all about women in cooperate world. Listen in

In this episode we talk about the white boy’s bias , ADHD, and some of the misconceptions towards it and how it is living with it as a disorder . The guest also narrated her life as a sports champion as she believes , sports can change the world. Listen in