Brian Okello, an educator at Braeside International school, narrates to us his love for teaching and how he go into it in the first place as he even left law school to pursue teaching. He teaches History, French , global perspectives and sociology and has an excellent pass rate with his students as he inspires hope in many of them. He recalls his experience with being discriminated against as he grew up in a town that wasn’t his ethnicity and the teachers weren’t too amused that one who wasn’t their own was doing really well in class . He says that one of his missions is that no child has to face that again. Listen in

Our host with the most does a monologue on 1. Feeling behind in life and 2. The phrase “week of your choice “ . Listen in and tell us your thoughts . Do you sometimes feel behind in life? Can you fully remove yourself from comparison with others ? How do gig avoid being complacent while still pacing your self and understand to live your life in stages ? Does it get better really? As this is your angel number episode ; it does get better .

In this episode , we start it off by Billie asking our guest, Jeff Kanga’acha , “what don’t you do?” As he is a Jeff of all trades as one minute you can be talking about agricultures and the next you’re dissecting the political climate of the world and it’s effects to respective nations. Jeff talks about how by going to museums from a younger age, he was able to cultivate the culture of reading and still maintains he’s an avid reader despite the many reading he has to do as assignments in colonel university. He also delves into how he got into colonel and the journey that was from his teachers discouraging him to do agriculture as they didn’t think it was fit for him to follow that path with the excellent grades he got , to him following his passion and excelling at it. Listen in !

In this episode , our guest, Rose Osiemo, talks to us about about the importance of family and how hers has been a pillar for her all along to even knowing her so well to the point of doing an inter faculty transfer for her back in uni from engineering to law cause they knew that’s where she’d thrive best. We also talk about things to do with pregnancy , motherhood and postpartum depression which is not talked about a lot and the shame and stigma around it . Listen in

In this episode , our guest , Solomon Wangwe narrates his life journey from being one of the best in his art and design classes to going To SCAD to pursue architecture . A dream which was cut short due to financial constraints and therefore has to drop out and becomes an illegal immigrant. Seeing that he couldn’t get any formal employment he starts of by painting for his land lady and soon enough becomes a bird dog . (You have to listen in to find out what that is haha) and that was his gateway into real estate . All this while also having to sleep in his then girlfriend’s coach for 3 years . Did we mention that he got a D+ in KCSE physics then goes ahead to get A stars in advanced physics in university?? I mean, who gets a 115% in advanced physics in University ?Listen in to a story of courage , resilience and trusting in God‼️

In this episode , our guest , Wycliffe Osoro, talks to us about many things from how the Nairobi traffic culture irks him to more serious matters such as the art of networking and where sometimes we go wrong when it comes to that and even job hunting as he’s been a recruiter for many years as well. I also Ask him how he’s able to hold every morning before work; is it a matter of luxury or choice in being disciplined . Listen in 🎧

Our guest , Leilani Ruth, narrates her our mental health journey as she says she doesn’t remember quite well the last time she felt really okay. From the loss of her grandfather to being diagnosed with severe depression, anxiety , bipolar and to even the self harm that she construed as part of her identity . Listen in ‼️ Trigger warning ⚠️

In this episode , our guest , Shanney Odhiambo , narrates her story on being in her waiting season even as she tried to get a school abroad for a tertiary education. You’d think the hustle began at the applications and rejection of the school but even before that, she had been taught the wrong curriculum for year 12 & 13 and she exclaims she’s just been unlucky at this education thing . Two years later & a month away from leaving, she says her testimony of waiting and especially waiting on God. She even talks about how she was a church leader during this waiting season and how hard it was sometimes to trust Him yet things weren’t going right . Listen in !

The guest, Melissa Wakhu, in this episode narrates her story from working at one of the big 4 audit firms to resigning when her career was at its peak due to a conviction she had on being a present parent . All along she’d seen how different children who had present parents were and wanted that for herself. Mind you at the time of resignation, she earned more than her husband but was even willing to cut costs and even move to a bed sitter all so she could be present for her child. Listen in to find out how eventually, this led her to starting her kids onto homeschooling which was not originally the plan as she believes that every child is a genius, you just have to find in what and appreciate their learning style . 🎧

Our guest, Newton Obwocha, narrates his life juggling between luck and hardwork which has brought it to where he is today despite not being sure of which came to play at what point