THE GOOD, THE BAD AND THE BUSHERIAN: Recent Episodes
Billie Nyakawa
PROTRACTING REAL WORLD ISSUES FROM A DIFFERENT PERSPECTIVE. Setting ,or the world if you may, of this podcast takes place in a society that we’ve all gone through at some point in our lives . For some , our best memories were made there while for others , they’d rather not even listen to a podcast speaking of such a place ; HIGHSCHOOL . A lot of the things we go through and experience out here started all the way back in highschool and not just in adulthood and I guess that’s what makes this podcast as relatable as it gets ! I think the intro episode will do a better job at describing it : )
In this byte , Joshua narrates the meaning of true friendships and in a world of social media and many fakes, how to decipher the genuine ones and how he navigates the dicey game of friendship . He also speaks of how , even as we evolve financially , what he does to ensure that all his friends feel accommodated and the art of reciprocity . Have a byte ! 💥
In this byte , Moffat answers the question on what he does when he feels lost and we take a dive into a plethora of topics such as is privacy really power and the beauty of solitude . Have a byte!
The last guest posed the question on womanhood and the joys of female friendships and this is what we seek to explore in this byte with Chunchu. Have a byte !
In this episode, Dr Divi talks to us about the benefits of therapy, and how , despite all the pressures we’re currently facing especially from platforms such as instagram and LinkedIn , she stays grounded and runs her race. Take a byte! 🎧
In this byte, Afshin talks to us about the beauty of being in your 20s, the best decision she made in her early 20s and the importance of making the most out of it by sacrificing now for maximum reward especially in the corporate world. Pay now, play later. Have a BYTE!
In this episode, Dr James, a musician talks about his experience as consumer and a maker of different forms of art and how some of them have changed his lives experiences . Have a BYTE!
In this episode of the Byte, Junior’s question is what’re 2 timeless lessons that he has learnt and will carry along his life. Very interesting answers . He talked to us about the value of just starting, unready , un prepared and failure. Have a byte 😉
On this episode of the Busherian Byte, Tracy’s opening question is what goals has she set and how is she achieving them even as the year goes by. We also delve into her passions and her love for music as she says, in another life, she’d be a music producer . Listen in 🎧
In this episode of the Busherian Byte, Adrian talks about all things failure, the fear of failure , what he’s learnt from it and what he wishes he knew earlier and some “wise words of wisdom” . Listen in 🎙️
In this episode of The Busherian Byte, Sandra talks about love, being a hopeless and a hopeful romantic, what we envision for the future and all dreams in between from love to life . Listen in
In this episode of the Busherian Bytes, Lennox talks about his journey of failures and successes and highlighting the shifting goal posts of success. We banter about other people’s perceptions of our success but still talk of the hope of forging forward . Listen in !
In this Busherian Byte, our guest Belinda tells us the importance of living in the present and how she’s is also practicing that as well. And how it has a lot increased her quality of life in different spheres of her life. Listen in
On this episode of the Busherian Bytes, Erick Mbugua gives us a snippet of his life and journey of resilience stating that it doesn’t necessarily get easier but as it said, intelligence is the ability to adapt. Talking of past disappointments but nonetheless, his resilience still led him to where he wanted to be . listen in
In our first byte episode, Sarah talks to us about how one of her wins for the year was learning to say no and setting boundaries . Listening in
Welcome to "Busherian Bytes," our bite-sized journey into the heart of inspiration and wisdom. In these swift 10 minutes, we distill the essence of meaningful conversations with captivating individuals, exploring their unique stories, insights, and the remarkable moments that define them. Join us as we unravel the tapestry of human experience, one byte at a time. Get ready for quick, impactful conversations that leave a lasting imprint on your day. This is where the profound meets the brief—a digital dance of wisdom in the world of "The Good, The Bad, and The Busherian Podcast." Fasten your seatbelts for a burst of insight in every byte! 🌟🎙️
In this episode , we dig deeper into being the “DUFF” and finally stepping into confidence and having a good relationship not only with your body but with also you esteeem. Listen in
In this episode, Kayla takes us on a deep dive into her world in figuring out herself, self awareness, the journey of building her self esteem and now wanting better for herself in all aspects after retrospection over her self distractive habits and what made her want to change . Listen in 🎙️
Thé Podquest Éco Adventure Edition . Listen in on our upcoming évent on thé 10th December which will be a scavenger hunt in line with SDG 4 and all things climate sustainability and environmental conservation.
In this episode , Mitchelle Wamahiu let’s us explore her world from content creation to her professional world as she calls herself the introverted extrovert. We discuss the importance of auditing your friendships , putting yourself out there and being open to new experiences even admits different culture shock. Listen in
In this part 2 , we explore various subjects from the burden of self awareness and how to extend grace to peers, to the whole world of psychedelics and even looking at purpose. What really is purpose and the whole concept of purpose is even gender in grained . Listen in
In this episode, Roina takes us on a deep dive in to what makes Roina, Roina. From the earliest childhood memories of growing up as an only child to her young parents , to navigating childhood and understanding herself better as the years went by. She also talks about her struggle with anxiety , which at the time had no name, and how even to date, she’s learnt to cope with it alongside her ADHD which has been a double edged sword. She also talks about navigating the tech industry as a techie as she’s worked in several roles , with some of the most envied roles but without finish her undergraduate degree in computer science. “A man’s gifts make room for him and bring him before great men “ listen in ! 🎙️
In this episode , Pauller Awino talks about her journey with academic validation and having to unlearn it later in life seeing some of the experiences she had with it as well as being a feminist and the role she’s played in establishing Cat call Kenya to make women feel more safe and empowered. listen in .
In this episode, Billie and Monica discuss Monica’s experiences being in the tech world and what that has meant for her . The good the bad and the ugly of it all. Starting from how she got into it and how she’s consistently shown up in an industry that very dynamic and constantly changing , literally. Listen in
In this episode , the guest, Angela Kerubo talk about her journey from childhood where she was bullied to stepping into her confidence and understanding the value of believing on herself. We debunk the concept of rest and what it really mean especially with how crazy adulting can get in this day and age and the balance with being firm and communicating with your firneds especially matters finances and you step into different stages of your life . And ofc we talk about the Nairobi dating scene and ideas of love , considering the Bad boy trope, settling for less and understanding how the love we accept impacts us. Listen in
In this power-packed episode, we embark on a transformative journey through the realm of networking, deciphering the intricate web of strategies and skills essential for positioning yourself in today's competitive job market. 🌐💼We explore the art of fostering genuine, meaningful relationships that extend beyond business cards and handshakes, delving into the secrets of nurturing connections that last a lifetime. 💬🤝Discover the invaluable insights on acquiring mentors and sponsors who'll not only guide you but also champion your journey to success. 🌟👥And when it comes to asking the critical questions, we leave no stone unturned. Uncover the techniques and finesse required to ask the right questions, glean the necessary information, and make informed decisions that drive your career forward. 💡🔍Tune in for a comprehensive masterclass in the art of networking, and equip yourself with the tools to thrive in the dynamic landscape of professional connections. 🎙️✨
In this captivating episode , I had the pleasure of delving into a thought-provoking discussion with my guest, Eugene. Our conversation revolved around the intriguing theme of "Keeping the Dream Alive."Eugene, a nursing and finance major, provided a unique perspective on how he successfully manages the intricate balance between his work life and personal passions. He shared his insights on finding time for diverse interests like traveling, weightlifting, and the arts while juggling the responsibilities of being a student and a professional at McKinsey & Company's Philadelphia office.As the episode unfolded, Eugene opened up about his personal journey to study in the United States. He revealed the intricate web of factors and motivations that guided this life-altering decision. This introspective exploration added depth and significance to our conversation, making it relatable to those who've faced similarly pivotal life choices.We also delved into the art of networking, where Eugene shared his real-life experiences and practical advice on building meaningful connections in various professional settings. It was a valuable segment for anyone looking to enhance their networking skills.In summary, this podcast episode with Eugene was an engaging and enlightening exploration of dreams, the intricate balance between work and personal passions, the importance of crucial life decisions, and the art of effective networking, all presented through the captivating narrative of Eugene's own life experiences.
In this special episode of "The Kenyan Pick," we turn the spotlight onto the creative genius and founder of this dynamic platform, Tessy Wachira. Join us for a mesmerizing journey through the harmonious intersection of law, art, and music as Tessy shares her inspiring story.Tessy Wachira, a multifaceted artist and lawyer, dons multiple hats in the Kenyan creative landscape. In this illuminating conversation, she reveals the roots of The Kenyan Pick, a show that's become synonymous with celebrating both established and emerging music artists in Kenya.Discover the origins of this musical odyssey as Tessy delves into her own artistic passions, which span across film, photography, and more. Learn how her love for the arts propelled her to create The Kenyan Pick, a platform that not only showcases exceptional talents but also bridges the gap between the legal world and the creative sphere.Listen as Tessy paints a vivid picture of her journey, sharing the highs and lows of navigating the Kenyan music industry. She opens up about her aspirations for The Kenyan Pick, offering a glimpse into the exciting future she envisions for this thriving community of artists and music lovers.But that's not all – Tessy Wachira, the founder herself, is an artist. From film to photography, her creative spirit knows no bounds. In this episode, she intertwines her experiences as an artist with her insights as a legal practitioner, providing a unique perspective on the challenges and opportunities that artists face in Kenya.Join us for a heartfelt conversation that illuminates the path of a true visionary. Tune in as Tessy Wachira shares her candid thoughts on the current state of the Kenyan music industry, her aspirations for The Kenyan Pick, and the boundless power of art to connect, inspire, and elevate. Whether you're an artist, a music enthusiast, or simply curious about the creative journey, this episode promises to strike a chord in your heart.
Join us for an insightful and thought-provoking episode as we sit down with Anthony Kubasu for an engaging discussion on life and business. In this candid conversation, Anthony and your host delve deep into a range of topics, from the importance of preparing for life's rainy days to a critical examination of the current education system.Discover the power of knowledge in the digital age as we explore how the internet has transformed access to information and learning. Anthony shares his unique perspective on how the abundance of online resources has reshaped traditional notions of education.In a refreshingly honest segment, we also dive into the concept of masculinity and what it means to Anthony as an individual. This personal exploration sheds light on the evolving definitions of masculinity in today's society.Whether you're an entrepreneur seeking practical insights, an advocate for education reform, or simply interested in a nuanced discussion on life's complexities, this episode promises to be both enlightening and inspiring. Tune in to gain valuable perspectives on business, education, and personal growth, and join us for a journey of self-discovery and enlightenment.
Join us in this engaging episode as we sit down with two remarkable young entrepreneurs, Malcolm Okubo and Eugene Metro. In a candid conversation, we delve into the dynamic world of entrepreneurship, exploring both its triumphs and challenges. From the art of networking to the toll of sleepless nights, Malcolm and Eugene share their experiences, revealing invaluable insights into their journeys as young business leaders.
Tune in to hear firsthand accounts of navigating the entrepreneurial landscape, including the harsh reality of facing losses exceeding Ksh 4 million. With candid authenticity, our guests shed light on the lessons learned and the resilience it takes to overcome setbacks. But it's not all about the hurdles – Malcolm and Eugene also provide practical advice on achieving a harmonious work-life balance, a struggle many entrepreneurs face.
Whether you're an aspiring business mogul or simply curious about the realities of being a young entrepreneur, this episode offers a wealth of wisdom and relatable stories. Join us as we uncover the good, the bad, and everything in between, providing a refreshing perspective on the highs and lows of pursuing your dreams in the business world.
In this insightful podcast episode, I engage in a captivating conversation with Joku Justice, currently an advocate trainee Where Our discussion delves into various aspects of his journey as he steps into the world of legal fields. Joku shares his motivations and aspirations, shedding light on his future plans within the legal domain.
The episode takes an interesting turn as we explore the theme of friendship in adulthood. Joku and I engage in a candid conversation about the challenges and dynamics of maintaining friendships as we grow older. We reflect on the evolving nature of relationships and offer valuable insights on how to navigate these changes while nurturing meaningful connections.
Throughout the episode, Joku Justice emphasizes the importance of leveraging skills that come naturally to oneself. He discusses how identifying and harnessing these innate abilities can lead to a more fulfilling and impactful professional journey.
One of the highlights of our conversation revolves around the delicate balance between pursuing one's passions and making practical career choices. Joku shares his thoughts on aligning personal interests with the need to sustain oneself financially. We explore the concept of finding harmony between following one's dreams and ensuring a stable livelihood.
Listeners are sure to be engaged by the thoughtful exchange between the host and Joku Justice. The episode not only offers valuable insights into entering the legal field but also provides a holistic perspective on friendship, personal growth, and career decisions. Whether you're interested in law, personal development, or the intricacies of adult friendships, this episode promises to be a thought-provoking and enlightening listen.
In this thought-provoking podcast episode, we delve deep into the concept of privilege and its significance in today's society. Join us as we shed light on the organization "Elimisha," which is dedicated to providing opportunities to those who may not have access to them otherwise.
Through engaging discussions and real-life stories, we explore how privilege can shape individuals' lives and open doors to various opportunities. Our guests share personal experiences and insights, highlighting the importance of recognizing one's own privilege and using it to help others.
Discover the incredible work done by Elimisha, an organization committed to empowering underprivileged communities and bridging the gap between privilege and lack of opportunities. We explore their initiatives, success stories, and the positive changes they've brought about in the lives of countless individuals.
Tune in to this episode to gain a better understanding of privilege, the role it plays in shaping society, and how each one of us can make a difference by supporting organizations like Elimisha, ensuring a brighter and more equitable future for all. Let's come together to build a world where everyone has a fair chance to thrive.
🎙️ Embracing Compassion: Unveiling the Power of Service and Altruistic Gestures 🤝
In this heartwarming episode of our podcast, we embarked on a journey of compassion and selflessness as we delved into the beautiful world of service and altruistic gestures. Our incredible audience shared their heartfelt testimonials, shedding light on the profound impact of helping at an old people's home. These touching stories touched our souls, reminding us of the immeasurable joy and fulfillment that comes from extending a helping hand to those in need.
As we listened to these inspiring tales of care and companionship, we were reminded of the countless lives that have been touched by simple acts of kindness. From small gestures that brighten a day to selfless dedication that transforms lives, the ripple effect of compassion knows no bounds.
And now, we invite you to be part of something extraordinary! On the 30th of July 2023, we are organizing a community service event at the Thogoto Home for the Aged. It's an opportunity to not only contribute to the well-being of our elderly residents but also to experience the profound sense of fulfillment that comes from making a difference in someone's life.
We encourage you to be a part of this meaningful event, whether through volunteering your time or supporting us with a donation. Every contribution, no matter how big or small, will help us create a brighter and happier world for the seniors who have given so much throughout their lives.
Let's stand together, hand in hand, as we spread love, warmth, and care to those who have given us so much. Together, we can create a lasting impact and build a community bonded by compassion.
Join us on this journey of service, and let's make this world a better place, one beautiful gesture at a time. Together, we are unstoppable! 🌟 #EmbracingCompassion #ServiceMatters #SupportElderlyCare #CommunityServiceEvent #ThogotoHomefortheAged #MakeADifference #SpreadKindness #AltruismInAction
Step into a world where authenticity reigns and collaboration thrives. We invite you to an inspiring dialogue on our podcast where we delve deep into the heart of content creation, genuine connections, and uplifting support.
In this episode, we explore the transformative power of being your authentic self on the internet and how it fosters an environment of shared growth, devoid of malicious competition. Together, we'll discover the incredible potential for creating a supportive community that empowers and inspires one another to reach new heights.
Whether you're a content creator, aspiring artist, or simply someone seeking genuine connections in the digital realm, this conversation will provide valuable insights and practical advice on building meaningful relationships and amplifying positive influence.
Don't miss this captivating prelude to a remarkable discussion that will leave you with actionable strategies and a renewed sense of purpose. Join us on our podcast for an unforgettable conversation that celebrates collaboration, embraces authenticity, and sets the stage for an inspiring future together.
Are you ready to embark on this enlightening journey? Tune in and let's spark a positive revolution in the digital landscape! 🔥✨
Join us in this thought-provoking episode as we sit down with Hillie, an influential content creator and social media personality, as she delves into the importance of keeping certain aspects of life private, the value of genuine friendships, and the art of spotting the fakes in the digital world.
In the age of oversharing, Hillie offers a fresh perspective on the significance of privacy. She reveals her own experiences and shares how maintaining a balance between personal and public life has not only protected her well-being but also enhanced her authenticity as an influencer. Gain insights into the strategies she employs to draw the line and safeguard her boundaries while still engaging with her dedicated followers.
Friendships play a pivotal role in any individual's life, and the influencer sphere is no exception. Our guest sheds light on her journey of cultivating meaningful connections amidst the superficiality often associated with social media. She shares stories of genuine friendships she has formed, how they have shaped her personal growth, and the challenges she has encountered when deciphering true allies from fair-weather followers.
Additionally, Hillie, imparts her wisdom on how to identify and navigate through the treacherous waters of fake personas and disingenuous interactions. With her keen eye for spotting authenticity, she offers practical tips to help listeners avoid falling prey to fake influencers and misleading online experiences.
Tune in to this enlightening episode as we explore the complexities of privacy, the beauty of genuine friendships, and the necessity of discerning the real from the fake in the realm of influencers and content creators. Prepare to be inspired, empowered, and equipped with valuable insights that can be applied both online and offline. Listen in 🎙️
In this episode , our guest , Ally Mwakaneno, talks to us about some of his experiences and lessons his learnt along the way. The 3 qualities he carries everywhere are 1.Audacity 2. Teachable 3. Curious. We also delve into topics such as networking, the balance between taking paid and unpaid internships and walking into certain rooms boldly. Listen in
Whether you find yourself more inclined towards instant gratification or delayed gratification, this captivating episode will challenge your perspectives and encourage reflection. Join your boy as i dive deep into the profound implications of "Pay Now and Play Later" versus "Play Now and Pay Later," and discover the significance of mindful decision-making in shaping our lives.
In this inspiring episode, we delve into the personal journey of resilience and self-discovery, as our guest shares their experiences battling acne from a young age and enduring the hardships of bullying. Through their story, we explore the transformative power of overcoming adversity and finding the confidence to be comfortable in one's own skin.
Our guest recounts the challenges they faced, beginning with the onset of acne during their formative years. They describe the emotional toll it took on their self-esteem and the subsequent bullying they endured from peers. However, they refused to let these obstacles define them, embarking on a journey of self-acceptance and learning to love themselves for who they truly are.
Throughout the episode, we delve into the theme of audacity and questioning the status quo. Our guest shares their experiences of challenging societal norms, always pushing boundaries and refusing to accept limitations. They discuss the importance of having the audacity to challenge preconceived notions, both within themselves and the world around them. Through their unwavering belief in their abilities, they show us the transformative power of embracing one's unique qualities.
Another significant aspect of our discussion centers around gender barriers in sports, with a specific focus on women in football. Our guest shares their personal journey of breaking into the world of football, highlighting the friction they faced along the way. From skeptical parents to doubting men, they encountered numerous obstacles that tested their determination and resilience. However, through unwavering passion and unwavering commitment, they persevered, securing their rightful place in the footballing community.
As the episode progresses, we explore how our guest's journey in sports led them to become a radio sports anchor, breaking even more barriers and inspiring other young women who aspire to enter the field. We discuss the importance of representation and the impact it has on encouraging others to pursue their dreams despite societal expectations. Our guest's success serves as a testament to the strength of one's will and the ability to pave the way for others.
Join us in this empowering episode as we dive deep into the personal stories and experiences that shaped our guest's journey towards self-acceptance, audacity, and breaking gender barriers. Their story serves as an inspiration for all, encouraging listeners to embrace their uniqueness, question the norms, and create their own path towards success. Listen in 🎧
In this episode we asked some of you guys do tell us what Mental health means to you and what you do for your mental health and here we’re some of the responses as we culminate Mental Health awareness month. Listen in 🔥🎧
In this episode , Dr Rose Misati , talks about her childhood , growing up in extreme poverty which robbed them of a lot and also inflicted a lot of trauma from lacking meals , lacking school fees and even having relatives trying to take advantage of her sexually as they knew there was no where she could go. Despite all this, she still managed to excel in her academics and which helped her break free from the generational cycle of poverty as well as inspire a whole village on the possibilities that may be . She later also becomes a certified life coach to help many people going through various traumas including those she went through herself so as to lead more fulfilling lives . Listen in
This one goes out to all the mothers . The prompt to the audience was In a Voice note of less than 5 minutes , described one quality your mother has that you appreciate then "Describe a special memory you have with your mother that truly embodies her love and care and the one quality you’ve mentioned." Listen in 🎧
Our guest , Nicole Maranga, talks to us about her joinery not knowing that one day she’ll become a swimming coach and teacher
Our guest, Ellen Achieng, narrates to us her journey with building her confidence being a tall dark woman where in highschool she was bullied for it but now sees the beauty and even encourages other girls to always be confident in their skin. She also talk to us about a topic she’s passionate about which is love. Having been in a 4 year relationship and the lessons she learnt from the good and the bad and even how to navigate breakups . Listen in
Our guest, Damaryce Ndira, chair of the Sweden alumni network in Kenya , talks to us about her experiences from a young age where she was a Jill of all Trades and excelled in all she did to how all this played later on in her life and she realized the importance of personal branding , as she even stood on the shoulders of giants such as Chris Diaz. We also talk about the different life sets such as health set, mind set, digital set and the different types of quotients such intelligence quotient , emotional quotient and even adversity quotient which helped her have her ability to always bounce back . Listen in 🎙️
Our guest, Diana Louis, narrates to us her experience with adulting cause as we all know , we are just winging it. One thing I’ve struggled with in this adulting thing is balancing everything and Diana talks to us about how she is doing it. She also highlights the importance of having a solid support system . Listen in
In this episode , our guest , Blaze, talks about his journey on constantly improving himself and having habits that have made him a better man. We also talk about what really is masculinity and even the importance of having that masculine energy in society and how as men we can do better not only for ourselves but also for society. Listen in!
Our guest, Alison Keitany, narrates her story of transition from Kenya to Stanford from the ordinary culture to others such having to learn a new system of learning where kids are confident and bold as they even engage with their professors . She also speaks of her journey of self discovery such as finding out what her hobbies really are cause for the longest time, it was always about academia and nothing else . Listen in
"Integrity is not a conditional word. It doesn't blow in the wind or change with the weather. It is your inner image of yourself, and if you look in there and see a man who won't cheat, then you know he never will." - John D. MacDonald . Our guest , Tobias Alando, the COO of Kenya Association of Manufactures, gives us his journey more particularly his career life . He talks about his values and the patience it’s taken to get to where he is . Listen in
Brian Okello, an educator at Braeside International school, narrates to us his love for teaching and how he go into it in the first place as he even left law school to pursue teaching. He teaches History, French , global perspectives and sociology and has an excellent pass rate with his students as he inspires hope in many of them. He recalls his experience with being discriminated against as he grew up in a town that wasn’t his ethnicity and the teachers weren’t too amused that one who wasn’t their own was doing really well in class . He says that one of his missions is that no child has to face that again. Listen in
Our host with the most does a monologue on 1. Feeling behind in life and 2. The phrase “week of your choice “ . Listen in and tell us your thoughts . Do you sometimes feel behind in life? Can you fully remove yourself from comparison with others ? How do gig avoid being complacent while still pacing your self and understand to live your life in stages ? Does it get better really? As this is your angel number episode ; it does get better .
In this episode , we start it off by Billie asking our guest, Jeff Kanga’acha , “what don’t you do?” As he is a Jeff of all trades as one minute you can be talking about agricultures and the next you’re dissecting the political climate of the world and it’s effects to respective nations. Jeff talks about how by going to museums from a younger age, he was able to cultivate the culture of reading and still maintains he’s an avid reader despite the many reading he has to do as assignments in colonel university. He also delves into how he got into colonel and the journey that was from his teachers discouraging him to do agriculture as they didn’t think it was fit for him to follow that path with the excellent grades he got , to him following his passion and excelling at it. Listen in !
In this episode , our guest, Rose Osiemo, talks to us about about the importance of family and how hers has been a pillar for her all along to even knowing her so well to the point of doing an inter faculty transfer for her back in uni from engineering to law cause they knew that’s where she’d thrive best. We also talk about things to do with pregnancy , motherhood and postpartum depression which is not talked about a lot and the shame and stigma around it . Listen in
In this episode , our guest , Solomon Wangwe narrates his life journey from being one of the best in his art and design classes to going To SCAD to pursue architecture . A dream which was cut short due to financial constraints and therefore has to drop out and becomes an illegal immigrant. Seeing that he couldn’t get any formal employment he starts of by painting for his land lady and soon enough becomes a bird dog . (You have to listen in to find out what that is haha) and that was his gateway into real estate . All this while also having to sleep in his then girlfriend’s coach for 3 years . Did we mention that he got a D+ in KCSE physics then goes ahead to get A stars in advanced physics in university?? I mean, who gets a 115% in advanced physics in University ?Listen in to a story of courage , resilience and trusting in God‼️
In this episode , our guest , Wycliffe Osoro, talks to us about many things from how the Nairobi traffic culture irks him to more serious matters such as the art of networking and where sometimes we go wrong when it comes to that and even job hunting as he’s been a recruiter for many years as well. I also Ask him how he’s able to hold every morning before work; is it a matter of luxury or choice in being disciplined . Listen in 🎧
Our guest , Leilani Ruth, narrates her our mental health journey as she says she doesn’t remember quite well the last time she felt really okay. From the loss of her grandfather to being diagnosed with severe depression, anxiety , bipolar and to even the self harm that she construed as part of her identity . Listen in ‼️ Trigger warning ⚠️
In this episode , our guest , Shanney Odhiambo , narrates her story on being in her waiting season even as she tried to get a school abroad for a tertiary education. You’d think the hustle began at the applications and rejection of the school but even before that, she had been taught the wrong curriculum for year 12 & 13 and she exclaims she’s just been unlucky at this education thing . Two years later & a month away from leaving, she says her testimony of waiting and especially waiting on God. She even talks about how she was a church leader during this waiting season and how hard it was sometimes to trust Him yet things weren’t going right . Listen in !
The guest, Melissa Wakhu, in this episode narrates her story from working at one of the big 4 audit firms to resigning when her career was at its peak due to a conviction she had on being a present parent . All along she’d seen how different children who had present parents were and wanted that for herself. Mind you at the time of resignation, she earned more than her husband but was even willing to cut costs and even move to a bed sitter all so she could be present for her child. Listen in to find out how eventually, this led her to starting her kids onto homeschooling which was not originally the plan as she believes that every child is a genius, you just have to find in what and appreciate their learning style . 🎧
Our guest, Newton Obwocha, narrates his life juggling between luck and hardwork which has brought it to where he is today despite not being sure of which came to play at what point
In this episode , our guest , Dana Cibiya gets honest & earnest with us and talks to us about her struggle with depression, toxic relationships, church suffocation & an almost suicide attempt which were all propelled several factors most importantly, lack of a community . She now has started her show, just winging it where she’ll have more such conversations that are open and show that no one really knows what they’re doing, we’re all just winging it . Listen in!
Our guest , Phyllis Wakiaga , former CEO of KAM narrates her journey of being top 40 under 40 by always envisioning her life and working through her goals to become a CEO at 32, the dream. She says her game changer book was 7 habits of Highly effective people and expounds on how it actually did change the game . Also speaking on having to balance the corporate life with her family of 4 kids and a very supportive spouse . The question is , can you have it all? She says no but contentment is key . Listen in !
Our guest, Joram Bosire , talks to us about his experiences in regards to change from his career perspective when he was younger to now finally settling on being a software engineer but nevertheless still aiming to pursue some of the things his younger self wanted to do. As well as talking about the job market and career opportunities in corporate America and seeing wether is all luck or hard work as we count down to our 100th episode ! Listen in!
Our guest, Bradley Mogere, hops on the pod and talks about his experience moving to Australia while running his startup in Ed tech. We also banter a lot about how much we’ve grown and some of our experiences with education and how much having involved parents plays an important role. We also talk about success a lot and what it looks like for us and the famous question “where do you see yourself in the next 10years ?” Again , I enjoyed recording episodes with my friends so for this one, listen in
Our guest, Max Getuba, narrates his journey of starting in Med school but later realizing that it’s not where he could add most value and decides on a different path into entrepreneurship. A decision that Almost always baffles everyone (are the listeners an exception ? haha ) As I keep telling him , he’s one of the most courageous people I’ve met . To go against societal Norms and expectations and churn his own path . I mean , how many of us would have rather suffered the fate of a decision we made when we were teens just to appease everyone around us vs following something we’d ideally excel better in ? Listen in! Ironically, we did episode 15 last season not advising people to drop out and guess who took their own advice !
As we hit our grand jubilee episode , I’ll be doing as series of episodes with a few friends just doing the same old but also seeing how life has changed for us even with the growth of the podcast .
Our guest , Rehema Caleb , narrates her story on journaling, meditating and starting therapy and how this has helped her ground herself in many aspects even as she has learnt to navigate her anxiety and OCD. As well as learning to hold space for her friends as they do the same , unconditionally. Listen in.
Brian Kimani, a security analyst based in the USA, narrates his story of how despite going to the US not knowing where his $10,000 tuition fees would come from , decided to take the leap of faith and for him , it was either going big or going home . Only that , going home wasn’t an option . Working 3 jobs plus juggling school . But now looks backs and reminisces of those times and now seeks to help other young Kenyans get such opportunities with more ease than he had . Listen in
If something traumatic happens to you, the march of time will decontextualise it. Trauma in person over time can look like personality. Trauma, decontextualised over time in a family, can look like family traits. Trauma, decontextualised in a people, can look like culture
In this episode , our guests , Ishmel & Carl deconstruct gender and gender socialization and tell us their thoughts on all things from gender roles to how gender is a spectrum and especially focusing on masculinity and the male gaze . Listen in and tell us what your thoughts are on everything discussed in this episode
Our guest , Dana Osiemo, narrates her experience 10 months into building a legal tech start up in Kenya and all the joys and downsides of it as well as speaks abit on her journey with mental health and the rough past 6 years without being on anti depressants and says she recommends therapy for everyone acknowledging that the mind can also get sick and should also be treated .
Another monologue where Billie bulbs and talks about the power to reinvent yourself especially when you're young when you're very risk averse and still young. And how it's okay to not having it all figured out.
I’m this episode , our guest talks about her struggle with depression and the ugly side of it that most people don’t talk about but also delves into the how she’s been able to cope and how her support system has come through for her . Listen in .
It’s your boy Billie and I’m back at it with another monologue. I remember before I started this podcast, this was the premise of the podcast, to do more monologues and hear my thoughts on various issues - but I delved into story telling haha . But aside from this episode being a long rant of Billie sharing some of his thoughts and reminiscing on his journey , he really wants to know how you guys are really doing so… how are you guys REALLY doing ?
Tracy, our guest in this episode , narrates her life from early childhood where she went straight to walking and didn’t ever crawl and says this was a moment that in hindsight , defined a great magnitude of her future. As sure as her hard work and dedication could tell, she topped in the country during the year of her KCPE and still chose do follow her own path despite everyone’s expections of her as top girl and even in her career choice, listen in .
In Part 2 of this episode, The adventures of Mumasi, Benjamin tells us more about his experience in corporate America and how his gift of caring for others and ability to make strong networks has opened many doors for him but as well some of the downsides of being an extrovert and abit of a people pleaser at that. Listen in
Our guest , Benjamin Mumasi, narrates his story from childhood being a very mischievous boy but acknowledging the power of his memory and to how this even helped him get an exchanges program to the states while in highschool and consequentially turned on his ambition to want to go study there . He recalls coming back to Kenya after the exchange programe and having to go a class behind which somewhat affected him but he later picked up , did well in his final year and eventually followed through with his ambition of studying abroad as he is now an alumnus of Columbia university . Listen in !! Part 2 dropping next week
Our guest , Max Murimi, the founder and CEO of Brick & Allied , a construction firm, narrates his experience being 2 years in the business . As a young entrepreneurs, there are some things school doesn’t prepare you for and he tells us all about it . After sending his first job application and getting a negative réponse, the birth of Brick & Allied was prompted. This was even way after looking for an internship in his 3rd years and finding none. Listen in to how one time he walked a whole day under the Nairobi scorching sun , went to 50 offices but go no call back after !
Our guest , Monica Wangui, a student at the university of Columbia narrates her life from early childhood skipping classes and being naughty to (fast forward ) excelling in her academics and being a trailblazer going to one of the top Ivy leagues in the world. She talks about how self belief is one of the most important traits that’s have led her this far despite all challenges growing up from being bullied cause of living in an SQ but can now travel all around the world cause of the opportunities her university has afforded her. As they say, the world js now her oyster
Our guest , Taylor Gitonga , is a 12 year old author and released her first book in May called the pantry in the portal. She is also very interested in pathology and would like to do that in the future while being an editor as well. In this episode she tells us of her writing process and how all this has been for her . Listen in !
Our guest , Dr Lucy , is a published author and holds a doctorate in special education and in this episode she shares her experience from childhood, reading sometimes using a street lamp in Jericho , to relocating to the United States and pursuing her interest in helping children in special needs
Our guest , Junior Evans , narrates to us his faith story of leaving Kenya without the surety of the millions of fees for his tuition fees in Canada and some of the obstacles he faced while there especially being a social butterfly but not finding his tribe for his first year. He also narrates his story on therapy and how he would recommend it to anyone any day and consequentially may want to be a therapist one day, listen in
Short monologue of Billie talking and Pondering about the upcoming elections in Kenya and also being a ‘peace-prenuer’ just advocating for peace in the elections especially among the youth and telling people to exercise their civic right to vote . Speaking of , do you think they’ll be a run off and it’ll go to the Supreme Court? (Mark this caption ) Have a good week ahead and happy voting ! :)
Our guest , David Kariuki , immediate former president of the general assembly of the KMUN, narrates his story where it all began from seeing his father’s work ethic which inspired him to also be very diligent which has now opened very many doors for him as he talks about to life philosophies he follows . 1. The best or nothing and 2. Strong to serve which he gets from his alma mater . He narrates how confidence hasn’t always been his thing as he couldn’t orate a full sentence in front of crowd by the time he was leaving highschool but now can do it in the middle of his sleep. He always talks extensively on mentorship and how the company you keep influences your trajectory a lot and as well as the ever struggle , imposter syndrome . Listen in
Our guest , Lynette Wambui, narrates her journey in academia , always being an A student and now being an Entrepreneur one of the leading luxury brands, Mimi pambo and talks about how in this pursuit, that something has to give and having to unlearn that her value isn’t attached to being an A star and she doesn’t have to transfer that validation to something else even as she builds her brand . She touches on the opportunities that even being in the university of Columbia has afforded her and the privileges she’s been accorded that wouldn’t have otherwise been the case if she stayed in Kenya
Santayian, a recent graduate of the imperial college London , talks to us about her experience being in a round square highschool, Brookhouse , which insisted on her doing a lot of extra curricular activities which eventually lead her into getting a scholarship and the importance of engaging in those . In university as well, her scholarship program also insisted on the extra curricular and she can see the benefit of it all aside from books even as she enters the job market and explains the hustle of getting a job , especially in London . Listen in
Our guest , Kangah , talks about her journey being a vegetarian as she continues to transition to be a vegan . She says that one can’t claim to love animals and still eat them and in this episode , she tells us all about it including where it began and even how it was for her having her folks divorce at a young age . Listen in
Our guest , Ian Magoma aka Sir magzz talks about his journey in the music from childhood till date where he’s one of the biggest upcoming artists in the Kenyan industries and aspires to reach international levels with his unique tune . He talks about both the good and the bad and what these have even taught about life in general even from starting small, recording his songs on his phone . Listen in
Our guest, Joy Stacy, is a young Kenyan entrepreneur and the founder and CEO of Meremeta Africa Beauty. She talks about her experience in entrepreneurship having received a $3,000 scholarship for a 21st century skills training on creative collaboration and project management. She highlights how failing in her first business brought up the importance of reinventing yourself and your business to fit the current needs of your customers and clients as time goes by. Listen in."l
Our guest , Vivian Kiniga , narrates her story from growing up in Kenya , always being a high achiever and some of the privileges it afforded her to going Cornel and actually experiencing real academic struggle . We also talk about adulting , friendships and having a real support system of friends who just love you for who you are and not in regards to anything you bring to the table . Listen in
Our guest , Boolean , narrates of how going to Berklee was never even in her dreams and how getting there and meeting other protégées was so surreal and even learning to appreciate everyone as you never know who your classmate is or will be . She also talks about how at some point she felt like she lost her voice but is now even on the journey of feeling it back and even better . Listen in
Our guest , Omosh, narrates his story talking about his passion in photography and videography and where it all started by borrowing his own camera to now planning to launch his own production company soon . He talks about his journey with photography to even the times his borrowed camera was almost stolen , keeping i mind his lender had told him if anything happened to that camera , he’d be liable to pay 60,000 KES haha . also just delving into how his passion has taken him places he otherwise wouldn’t have thought he’d get . Listen in .
Our guest , Collins , is currently an engineering student in the states and he speaks on his experience being a self sponsored international student and some of the challenges and struggles not commonly talked about as a student and we pivot abit and talk more of the financial aspect realizing that going abroad makes you become an adult much faster and very conscious of even your family situations back at home which can be very detrimental if not carefully contained . Not forgetting to touch on the subject of doing your best and really, what is “your best” anyway . Listen in !
Our guest , Gloria Rotich , speaks about her early childhood where life was bliss and being her father’s favorite daughter . Her father retired when she was 3 years old so for her early childhood, she spent a lot of time with her father until the turning point of her life … listen in
Our guest , Christabel , has been living in the states for the past 7 years where she did her undergraduate and post graduate at MIT and she narrates her life there, the culture shock and the good the bad all starting from her childhood and how her path led her to where she is ! Listen in
Our guest , Gloria , the Gen Z baby , narrates to us her experience being a woman in tech and in the corporate world both the good and the bad and the lessons she’s picked even as she transitions into the new phase of her life quitting her now former toxic work place . (Yes , she’s the real Gen Z baby )
In this week’s episode , Peter , a freshman at Harvard, talks about his story from early childhood living in Kangemi and having to move from their due to bad company and influence that was cropping up at the time which was really hard for him as this place plus the friends was the only thing he’d known, to seeing some of the effects of the 2008 PEV, to soon competing in some of the hardest math competitions in the country and how he finally ended up in Harvard . He even recalls his deputy principal telling him as he joined form one not to bring the ghetto behaviors to the school . Listen in
This episode is just a check in and just to connect more with the audience as we look at where we’ve come from this far and some of our future plans . Listen in
Our guest , Triza Aduda, narrates her story from the imposter syndrome that came while being the school captain at her school and how leadership has changed for her even in the different capacities she’s led in university at Yale, her experience with colorism back at home and even encourages people to take up space wherever they are . Listen in
Our guest , Lorna Kendi , narrates her story for the love of politics ever since she was a young girl and even entering campus politics which she calls her debut into the political realm as she plans to serve our country one day in that political capacity . We also discuss on the importance of voting and overally, maintaining peace in our country as we know it’s an election year . Listen in .
Our guest in this episode , Donnah , narrates her story with confidence from an early age preaching and telling stories at the pulpit from the age of 4 and how that translated even entering highschool where she recalls that having such confidence , still, didn’t shield her from having insecurities like any other teenage but also how her confidence , which was celebrated at home , wasn’t celebrated as such in school . Haha she also talks about the dichotomy of beauty with confidence in highschool meanwhile, she wore her long and buggy dress and overalls her oversized uniform amidst all this . Listen in
In this episode , the guest , Mr Jemedari, narrates his story from moving out of home early to achieving great milestones in his career and even his love life until Covid happened and all this suddenly came to an end. Listen in !
Today’s guest , Easter Mukora , talks to us about his experience from highschool wishing his education was accelerated and his thoughts around that as well as some of his experiences such as seeing racism , the struggles of being in a day public highschool and even being bullied for speaking in English and for his good grades . Listen in .
As we express our gratitude, we must never forget that the highest appreciation is not to utter words, but to live by them~ JFK. This Episode is a monologue of our host expressing his gratitude and just keeping all of you updated on our past project of sponsoring some kids school fees as a podcast . Listen in
A lot of you have been asking for our throwback high school episodes and in this episode we take a dive into the Nairobi school and hear how it really was like being in the school from the good , the bad (& the patcherian ). Listen in
As the guest says , if you weren’t bullied in primary , high chances are, you were the bully . Listen in as the guest narrates his ordeal with bullying and how that affected him to now becoming one of the most confident lads out here and to even loving his dark skin A lot even after trying to “bleach” it . Someone said , we are not words, we are people. Words are how people define us but it’s our choice to let that define us.
In this episode , the guest narrates her life on how she , as a young girl , envisioned how being a woman in the cooperates world would be like and how she actually experienced it which were miles apart . The Devil wears Prada is also an adaptation from a movie all about women in cooperate world. Listen in
In this episode we talk about the white boy’s bias , ADHD, and some of the misconceptions towards it and how it is living with it as a disorder . The guest also narrated her life as a sports champion as she believes , sports can change the world. Listen in
Our guest today narrates his experience with bed wetting ever since he was in primary school having gone to boarding at 6 years . He talks about how it affected his esteem and grades but eventually came from a D student to an A student . Listen in
Mother is a verb, it’s something you do , not just who you are . Our guest, Mariah, talks about her experience being a new mother from her pregnancy days to delivery and to the current having her three year old son . She also narrates her experience with preeclampsia, a rare condition and post Partum depression as well . Listen in !
Our guest , Hillary Gache , narrates on her life before precovid which entailed alot of recklessness which led to some consequences but have now built her even more as she’s owns one of the leading jewelry businesses in the country . We also talk about being a business owner at such a young age but remembering not to rush life as well , cause after all , she’s still just 21. Listen in
Ngash the artists talks about his story on manhood, growing up in a single parent home where he had no father figure thus having to figure it all out at once when he got married & got a child a year later . He narrates of his business ventures and the things he wish he knew as a young man that would have helped it , now , with the benefit of hindsight . Listen in
Our guest , a passionate teacher of maths and geography , talks about his life experience from childhood and how he eventually ended up in teaching at 13 different schools and inspiring young students to love school and most especially maths .
The guest narrates his story from just a young boy growing up from a poor socio economic background in kakamega to now studying his 4th degree (PhD) at the university of Cambridge after working with WHO, KEMRI and everything in between . Listen in
This episode was recorded days after being awarded for our first award and I was struggling with imposter syndrome and had lost hope of winning but this episode was shot to remind me where we have come from as a podcast and that this pod might actually be bigger than me .
It’s confirmed that we’ll have our first podcast charity dinner on the 18th of December and with that , we want to say thank you for all the support . Come let’s make merry . As well as getting our first sponsorship from Safaricom PLC
The guest , a cooperate lawyer and a solicitor of the senior courts of England and Wales , talks about his journey since his education life and into his successful career life and the place of hard work in all his successes
The title describes it all as the guest talks about altruism and his life as a child and into adulthood and what life has really taught him as he’s a man well into his years . Listen in for the “wise words of wisdom “. As well , a special announcement
Guest narrates his story from being a young lad to how he and the army found each other , even being one of the fore runners of the special forces in Kenya . But of course not forgetting to touch on mental health or the soldiers , PTS ,TBI ,ASD and other mental health illnesses that affect soldiers after seeing some of the most traumatic things in the line of duty . Listen in .
The guest narrates his story on his struggle with alcoholism for almost 17 years . From quitting jobs to drink , being interdicted from others , forsaking his family , attempting suicide, sleeping in bars and under lorries just cause of the love of alcohol . It’s been 4 years and sobriety and though this episode can’t fit in everything he’s been through , he lets us in on most of it . Listen in !
The guest talks about life entering school from being the bottom of the food chain , at a point almost running aways from school , to rising up the ranks and being in the school pentagon , the top 5 in the school . He also talks of his experience going for the Brooks exchange programme and leadership in overall even out here as he’s been accorded various positions . Also , what true leadership really is for him and how uncontrolled power at such a young age (18year old boys) can be very counter productive. Listen in
The guesses narrate about their life in Kapsabet Boys from the culture shock to the good & tough times but we as well as delve into more serious issues such as Civic education as it is voting registration season , tribalism and even GBV . Listen in
From the IF poem punishment to the coffee cup theory , listen in on how the guest talk about life in Starehe Boys Centre and the joys it brought with it as well as the opposite of that . Listen in . IG @thegoodthebadabdthebusherian Twitter @thebusherianpod
We just won our first award as the podcast influencer of the year and guys … it’s crazy ! Listen in on how I forgot my speech when I got on stage
This is one of those throwback episodes where we take a dive into Precious blood school and see some of the shenanigans they were up to
The guest talks about living with ADHD and her academic culture shock when she goes to a Scottish university and what she wishes she knew . Listen in !
From OCD , to savant syndrome , to bipolar to epilepsy to autism and 6 other mental health illnesses , the guest tells us some of the struggles he has had as well as some of the thing a lot of people are desensitized on . Listen in
It’s been a minute since we did one of our throw back episodes where we just reminisce of the good times and we do exactly that in this episode . The school in point ; Dagoretti High school otherwise known as Ditchez
The guest and I banter about a lot of things from talking about how he joined boarding at the age of 10 , to NOT experiencing culture shock when he went abroad and to even bantering about our school rivalry (Alliance v Lenana ) listen in ! I hope you get the pun
In this episode , the guest talks narrates his story from childhood till date as a DPhil student at the Oxford university talking about some of his struggles from when he was a child to and always putting in the work and effort that afforded him to work at places such as PWC , safaricom PLC and even KCA and now is doing his phD in Oxford at only 26 ! Listen in
“What would you tell your younger self ?” Question you hear time and time again but let’s hear what Imelda would tell her younger self with all her life experiences having lived both in plenty & poverty
The guest from Pure religion foundation speaks of her experience having gone to different children homes and learning and seeing first hand the experience of the children as well as their untold stories that cut deep . Listen in
The Guest speaks of how his first love was poetry and the events leading to that including emotional bullying. Also talks on how MIT came up as his school selection which was driven by a girl he loved but turns out it was unrequited . Listen in
Trigger warning ⚠️ . We talk of growing up in a toxic home environment and how some of those things affect children from neglect to physical abuse . Listen in
“I am a boy from the village, who went to primary school barefoot , went to some elite schools later and struggled trying to find my space… I am also the kid who has slept hungry many days, but also had a dinner at a palace I am also someone who genuinely loves people, and sees the bright side of life, and really wants to do good” listen in
From 122 to 78kgs in 8 mko this has to be one of the craziest things you’ll hear as that needs another level of discipline & more to achieve that . Not forgetting having to run a whole marathon after putting in the work . This one , you’ll have to listen in
Another episode on mental health talking about the not so good side and the ugly side of depression , to boundaries and even how people with mental health struggles can be selfish . Listen in
we talk on everything highlighting how highschool was a small “kenya” (society ) where we got very different perspectives of life from family dynamics to tribalism and even to teachers breaking you to “make “ you that didn’t necessarily work ! Listen in
Talk abit of the guests experiences in segero school and even corporal punishment cause it’s even shocking that girls had to go through some of these things ! Check it out !
We get deep and talk about sexual assault in men and some of the struggles men face silently due to various reasons but most especially, that they are a man . Listen in
We go down memory lane to the class of 94 and hear the stories from what is called “oyugi’s constant “ to having pen pals to the school slang at the time and more !
Stories from Luak girls will have you laughing the entire times from having to fetch water from a lake which will be used to bath , wash and for DRINKING , punishments from washing 32 toilets and being forced to cry, to even having business gurus who would charge your phone illegally in the school ! Listen in
How often do you check on your friends ? When you check on your friends , is it a give and take where you only check on them if they check on you ? Do you set your boundaries straight with your friends ? Hmmm
We talk about mental health from trauma especially coming from our parents who probably did or didn’t know better and try debunk it all and healthy copying mechanisms when wh our mental health is in the pits
We talk about a lot of things from the biggest dreams to dissecting his prestige album ‘Ndoto’ to even talking about when he once wanted to become a priest.
In this episode, our guests are from St Catherine’s highschool and we talk about their peculiar experiences such as carrying bathing water to class and being forced to speak in tongues
We talk about actual dropping out and not conforming to the already set standards that are in place to please others but instead , choosing yourself and defining your own path in the best way we know how
We talk about the education systems in place and whether it’s been more progressive to us or not and whether it’s good for the current work we live it or not . Want to hear your thoughts
If you aren’t all caught up ? Say less . We do a recap of all the 13+1 episodes this far and just look back and reminisce on how far we have come .
In this episode we go to a school in The western part of Kenya and talk about some of the most peculiar things such as communal showers to weird food combos to even deeper subjects such as molestation and brutality by other students to their fellows ! Tune and and feel free to give your feedback
On this episode we have an music artist and a writer who speak about their various art forms from their love of it , to putting themselves out there and to them portraying their most authentic self through art ! Enjoy !
In this episode , we talk on things to do with mental health in our African society and if it’s only a “rich people’s” problem or if it can affect any of us . In this episode as well, we focus mainly on ADHD and what it’s all about .
In this Episode we become historians and delve into the rich history of our country and the whole decolonization of it as well seeing that we are still colonized but by people of our own color .
This one episode is just to show that we were all living the same highschool life , well at least for the most part , but just in different highschools ! We are all the same really
We talk about the highschool entrepreneurs, to robots, education systems even the labeling of “women in stem “
We talk about the leadership system both in schools and in governments and how many things happen that aren’t right and matters to do with servant leadership
Why women reps are not the standard of what women in power should be,why there’s a lot of gate keeping and overprotectiveness in girl’s schools and why feminism . Also why the guests are doing STEM courses (you really want to know why )
Why girls had to sleep with their hand in their bucket of water and other stories . You don’t want to miss this
How essential is our identity in the world we live in as it is ? In this episode we’ll talk about that in the highschool scene, and even in university as our guests are in some of the most prestigious schools in the west so we’d like to see how crucial their identity is for them as black boys and so on
A deep dive into the why’s and how much people were dedicated to sports and if really , in competitive sports , the sport is mainly played on a five-and-a-half inch court , the space between your ears .
In life , people tend to preach that we are all equal but this episode shows how we are equal but some are more equal than others !Also did you know apparently Charlse njonjos son rode into school with a horse and servants ?!?have a listen and be as shook as I was #highschooledition cover art by @rozenian
No one really talks about the academic pressure of the 844 system and this is why you’re good enough ! Tout le mieux! Cover art by @rozenian
The episode on Why imposter syndrome may follow some of us for the rest of our lives , not by choice but by circumstance. Cover art by @rozenian on Twitter
Ground zero , intro episode . The why , how and when of all of it . Describing the title in detail and before you stereotype it , we,ll listen and figure out who , the Busherian , this persona is . Cover art by @rozenian . Don’t forget to get the merch