First episode of the year!! Starting on a high note by coming clean on our personal struggle with imposter syndrome, and how we try to deal with it. We hope you learn a thing or two.

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This is one of many mental health discussions we have in store for you. Being the first one, we barely scratched the surface - talking about the mental health of young moms and dads, telltale signs of someone struggling with mental health, the cost of therapy in Kenya, and so much more. We were joined by Yvette Selly, a mental health advocate under Siki Youths Initiative. (Check them out)

They said education is the key...but it gets so expensive. Enters HELB. But is HELB a relief to students, or just a downward spiral? Here are our two cents. 

On this week's episode, we give our two cents (maybe three) about the dreaded talking stage. Is it necessary? How long is too long? And other shenanigans. Dive right in.

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The lines can get a little blurry in relationships, because nobody gives you a manual. How personal is too personal when it comes to your phone, and that of your significant other? 

The Hud'Ray podcast is starting a new segment- Si-Hasa Radio! And they chose us for the debut episode. We discuss our first encounter with politics, political activism on social media, empty promises, and so much more. 

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We are pro-education, and grateful to have had an opportunity to go through school. BUT, sometimes we feel like the existing curriculum is not skewed to our advantage. We are joined by our first ever guest, as we give our two cents on the duration of getting a degree in a public university in Kenya.