Part four concludes our podcast with Evans Ogeto, focusing on leadership in Kenya and the nation's path to healing through collective change. We explore the potential fusion of traditional and modern medicine, followed by insights into AI, machine learning, and whether Kenya is keeping pace. The episode wraps with stories of the young medical innovator's journeys and Ogeto’s final reflections—an appropriate close to the book dive - Forged for Conquest.

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Learn more on Evans Ogeto

Website: evansogeto.org

Email Evans Ogeto on: [email protected]

Engage on his socials:

https://www.facebook.com/evansogetto.alke

https://www.linkedin.com/in/evans-ogeto-0b817421b/

https://x.com/Evansogeto7

Credits

Podcast special guest: Evans Ogeto

Pre-production, production & host: Trony Ingati

Post-production and consultant: Simon Maingi

Post-production and arrangement: Othole Mukama

Music by: DJ/Producer Artist, MANU – Mt. Kenya

Disclaimer

The views of the guests on the show, do not represent ‘Unseen’ podcast viewpoint and standing.

In Part Three of the Unseen Podcast featuring Evans Ogeto, we explore the challenges faced within Kenya’s medical sector. The conversation then shifts to the transformative power of education for African children, highlighted through a vivid example from the book Forged for Conquest.

Throughout the episode, learning through observation and lived experience emerges as a recurring theme among the characters Evans encounters. He also shares his vision of a better Kenya—one shaped by equitable education and greater opportunity.

Evans opens up about his struggles with self-doubt and how he cultivated confidence over time, notably without seeking recognition or accolades for his achievements.

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Learn more on Evans Ogeto

Website: evansogeto.org

Email Evans Ogeto on: [email protected]

Engage on his socials:

https://www.facebook.com/evansogetto.alke

https://www.linkedin.com/in/evans-ogeto-0b817421b/

https://x.com/Evansogeto7

Credits

Podcast special guest: Evans Ogeto

Pre-production, production & host: Trony Ingati

Post-production and consultant: Simon Maingi

Post-production and arrangement: Othole Mukama

Music by: DJ/Producer Artist, MANU – Mt. Kenya

Disclaimer

The views of the guests on the show, do not represent ‘Unseen’ podcast viewpoint and standing.

In part two, Evans Ogeto shares what his day is like in the medical field. He also reflects on his grandmother, his mother, and the portrayal of women in society. Furthermore, Evans discusses his book and the key aspects of an ideal bachelor. He then examines gaps in the healthcare sector and the growing need for more nutrition practitioners.

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Learn more on Evans Ogeto

Website: evansogeto.org

Email Evans Ogeto on: [email protected]

Engage on his socials:

https://www.facebook.com/evansogetto.alke

https://www.linkedin.com/in/evans-ogeto-0b817421b/

https://x.com/Evansogeto7

Credits

Podcast special guest: Evans Ogeto

Pre-production, production & host: Trony Ingati

Post-production and consultant: Simon Maingi

Post-production and arrangement: Othole Mukama

Music by: DJ/Producer Artist, MANU – Mt. Kenya

Disclaimer

The views of the guests on the show, do not represent ‘Unseen’podcast viewpoint and standing.

Talking to the Ambassador of abandoned places.

In this new episode one of Unseen Podcast, Season 3,we talk to Evans Ogeto a medic, an author of a new book Forged for Conquest and rightfully so, the Ambassador of abandoned places.

Learn more on Evans Ogeto

Website: evansogeto.org

Email Evans Ogeto on: [email protected]

Engage on his socials:

https://www.facebook.com/evansogetto.alke

https://www.linkedin.com/in/evans-ogeto-0b817421b/

https://x.com/Evansogeto7

Credits

Podcast special guest: Evans Ogeto

Pre-production, production & host: Trony Ingati

Post-production and consultant: Simon Maingi

Post-production and arrangement: Othole Mukama

Music by: DJ/Producer Artist, MANU – Mt. Kenya

Disclaimer

The views of the guests on the show, do not represent ‘Unseen’podcast viewpoint and standing.

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Get in touch with Unseen Podcast Team on: [email protected]

This marks the end of chatting to Nana Scholten. A great emphasis is pointed towards having a mind shift and embracing positivity.

Plus, get to find out how you can help Nana’s community initiatives thrive as we all play a vital role in bettering today’s world.

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Learn more on Nana Scholten

Nana's barn burns down on weekend of her racism demonstration: 'This can't be a

Lebuinuscafé over Hoop met Nana Scholten -

Street Kids Ghana | Street Kids Ghana

Nana Cobbina-Scholten - Founder - Inclusive Wave Ghana Foundation | LinkedIn

Classmates don't want to play with Nana's child from Wilp: 'Because you're a black pete' | Deventer | destentor.nl

Ghanaian from Wilp fights for more inclusivity with fashion show: 'Racism is lack of

Klein goed doel hunkert naar solide basis | De Dikke Blauwe

Walk of Peace2020 (deventerdagvandevrede.nl)

https://inclusivewave.com/

Credits

Podcast special guest: Nana Scholten

Pre-production, production & host: Trony Ingati

Post-production and consultant: Simon Maingi

Disclaimer

The views of the guests on the show, do not represent ‘Unseen’ podcast viewpoint and standing.

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More tools on navigating life: www.combthruliving.com

Get in touch with Unseen Podcast Team on:[email protected]

The last episode of this series. Don't miss out!

Nana Scholten’s garden storeroom gets torched to the ground.

The scary events that follow make Nana even stronger giving her a greater focus on tackling the issues of race and outlook of their lifestyle that other people might find irritating and uncomfortable.

Listen more on:

-The Zwarte Piet (Black Peter) character and image within the Netherlands.

-What is on Nana’s Christmas wish list for her initiatives.

-Educating her children on the privilege and wealth gap that divides society.

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Learn more on Nana Scholten

Nana's barn burns down on weekend of her racism demonstration: 'This can't be a

Lebuinuscafé over Hoop met Nana Scholten -

Street Kids Ghana | Street Kids Ghana

Nana Cobbina-Scholten - Founder - Inclusive Wave Ghana Foundation | LinkedIn

Classmates don't want to play with Nana's child from Wilp: 'Because you're a black pete' |

Ghanaian from Wilp fights for more inclusivity with fashion show: 'Racism is lack of

'Society where no splinter of talent will be lost' - Stedendriehoek

Klein goed doel hunkert naar solide basis | De

Walk of Peace 2020 (deventerdagvandevrede.nl)

https://inclusivewave.com/

Credits

Podcast special guest: Nana

Pre-production, production & host: Trony Ingati

Post-production and consultant: Simon Maingi

Disclaimer

The views of the guests on the show, do not represent ‘Unseen’

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More tools on navigating life: www.combthruliving.com

Get in touch with Unseen Podcast Team on:[email protected]

Nana talks about an event that shook her and only made her stronger once processed.

Is it ever a question of self-love? Absolutely. To give, to love - 'you' first, enables the perfect condition to pour out more positivity out of one’s cup.

In part three of this episode, Nana Scholten shows us how to live a life of purpose by embracing kindness and compassion to all around us. She goes on to describe the process of what it takes from identifying a child in need of love and shelter and providing that for them.

We further discuss:

- The capacity of the shelter.

- Life within the shelter.

- Nana’s joys and sad moments while reflecting on what societies have become and could be.

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Learn more on Nana Scholten

Nana's barn burns down on weekend of her racism demonstration: 'This can't be a

Lebuinuscafé over Hoop met Nana Scholten -

Street Kids Ghana | Street Kids Ghana

Nana Cobbina-Scholten - Founder - Inclusive Wave Ghana Foundation | LinkedIn

Classmates don't want to play with Nana's child from Wilp: 'Because you're a black pete' |

Ghanaian from Wilp fights for more inclusivity with fashion show: 'Racism is lack of

'Society where no splinter of talent will be lost' - Stedendriehoek

Klein goed doel hunkert naar solide basis | De

Walk of Peace 2020 (deventerdagvandevrede.nl)

https://inclusivewave.com/

Credits

Podcast special guest: Nana Scholten

Pre-production, production & host: Trony Ingati

Post-production and consultant: Simon Maingi

Disclaimer

The views of the guests on the show, do not represent ‘Unseen’ podcast viewpoint and standing.

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More tools on navigating life: www.combthruliving.com

Get in touch with Unseen Podcast Team on:[email protected]