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“We give them the tools to dream.”
In this first episode, Max and Mattia visit Ubunifu, a community art center in Mararani village on Lamu Island, Kenya, founded by Nyambura. They explore how art, safety, community, and love can help children discover their talents—and change the stories people tell about a place.
After meeting Nyambura and Anderson, the family reflects on an important idea: children need dreams, but they also need the tools, space, and support to help those dreams grow.
Key topics
Family debrief questions
SUPPORT UBUNIFU LAMU
https://ubunifulamu.org/donate/
Be a part of Anderson's future education, we are raising funds for one full year scholarship - 150,000 KSH (1030€/1150USD)
You can contribute in full, in segments or a part!
Timestamps
00:00 — Series introduction
00:27 — Welcome to the Kind, Curious, and Brave Podcast
00:41 — The family begins its debrief after visiting Ubunifu
02:26 — What makes Ubunifu special for children
03:58 — What it means to care for someone
05:14 — What love looks like to a child
07:15 — Being brave even when you’re scared
09:58 — Changing the story people tell about Mararani
12:49 — Small actions that can help change the world
14:14 — Why dreams need support and opportunity
16:09 — An invitation to have a family debrief
18:34 — Questions about care, the world, and changing stories
19:25 — Closing family prompts
From the publisher's feed
The Kind, Curious & Brave podcast is brought to you by The Funnelogy Channel. Behind these stories is one simple question: what if we could build a different kind of…
A future where we don’t take from people and the planet to make more and more, but learn to live with each other, care for the places we call home, and make sure there is enough for everyone.
Today's crises are, in many ways, crises of disconnection. Rebuilding our future begins with rebuilding our relationships: with the Earth, and each other.
Remembering that we are nature and we are not separate from it. We don’t have to wait for that future. People are already creating it. We tell these stories because when we see what’s possible, we can begin to imagine what comes next.
Join Max and Mattia as they interview change-makers, ask questions, and remind us to see the world through the eyes of children—the people who will inherit the future we are building.