This episode is centred on open dating reality vs. expectations from my male friend perspective.

I explore mentorship as a subject and share my personal opinion about mentorship, how to approach Mentorship and why mentorship is important

This is the #DuoPremiere episode for Vigilance and Gracemercy. We introduce the podcast to our listeners, narrating what's it's all about. We also talk about Valentine's and expectations people have since it's February (the month of love)

We start a duo journey of sharing stories and insights on issues affecting women. #TwoWomenTwoTribesOneVoice.

This is an introduction episode where I do a recap of how 2020 was, lessons learned and how how I intend to do things differently in 2021. I get to share a bit about the future of this podcast as well.

In this particular episode, I get to introduce my podcast to my listenership, explaining why I chose the name "the broom" and how I have been coping with covid 19 situation among many more

In this episode, I focus on statistics, sexual offense act and call for support for the victims.

This episode is just a refelecting of my life and my experience in regards to fear of failure or the "nees for perfectionism" that ends up consuming my time and i eventually do nothing. I hope this episode inspires you to take that bold step in career, relationships, family, finances, health and wellnesa and all round. May you get the courage to take that bold step. It's never easy but always give it a try.

Why is it hard for young people to openly declare their regilious stand? Does religion limit creativity and living life? Well,I had the chance of interacting with Rebecca Musanga, a graduate of Film and Theatre Arts, a born again christian and youth leader of Nairobi Baptist Church. She opened up about her salvation journey and the challenges she encounters.

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In this episode we talk about youth empowerment, the opportunities available and challenges affecting the youth today. I was privileged to interview Martha Wanjala, who has over seven of experience in development space. She works as a Youth development and C4D Specialist, Social Inclusion Facilitator and consultant at UN Women. You can find her on LinkedIn, Instagram abd Twitter as Martha Wanjala.