I had the pleasure of hosting Njeri Mwangi and I have to say it has been one of the toughest ones so far.

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After knowing him for a couple of years I finally had the opportunity to vibe with Musau on the record, one of the characters behind the scenes as far as Shrap culture is concerned. We talked about the genesis of the movement, performing at Nyege Nyege fest in Uganda and landing that Sho Madjozi feature, Boutross' forthcoming EP Mtindo being inspired by the loss of their friend, Andre, and just what is happening with AD Family as a crew? Tune in and enjoy this history lesson!

Episode 4 of The Q!NGShip Podcast features Rae Kiragu, a radio personality who has previously worked for Homeboyz Radio, KISS FM and now an on air personality SoundCity Kenya.  We talked about her personal human experience; from what’s highlighted in this clip, getting diagnosed with an anxiety disorder and starting the healing process to her radio career and juggling that as a young Mom.

The latest episode of The Q!NGShip Podcast features Mr. Ke4, Kayvo Kforce's long time collaborator and co-founder of the record label Namba Nane Skyline.  Having been in Nairobi city recently after over a decade, we link up to talk about what the diaspora experience is really like and why afro beats reigns supreme.  Make sure to check out the previous episodes of The Q!NGShip Podcast and subscribe to my channel for more content on the way. If you enjoyed this conversation do give me a thumbs up and drop me a comment!  

I'm so thrilled to share this episode with you! I spoke to BananasOverdose, a Somali artist navigating the artistry world. She talks about the highs and lows she's experienced, facing racism in the Middle East which led her to adopting "Bananas Overdose" as her stage name, going through FGM (Female Genital Mutilation), as is common in Somali culture and embracing her sexuality. If you enjoy this episode do help me spread it around by sharing on your social platforms and with your contacts. 

Rix Poet is a Kenyan gender activist, trauma therapist and host of the AfroMasculinity Podcast.  On this episode we talk about mourning and consciously feeling through grief. We also talk about how men are conditioned to be "stronger" than women and how that leads to societal issues such as gender based violence.  

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