Behind The 'Sins': Recent Episodes
The Standard Group PLC
This is a weekly podcast that delves into the happenings of the entertainment scene and dissects different scenarios artistes found themselves in.
The Illuminati: Fact or Fiction?
Join Gilda Naibei, Brian Mutwiri, and Rony Kibet as they explore the mystery of the Illuminati. Does this secret society really exist? And if so, what are its goals?
The society in Kenya today seems to embrace bad girls and forget about the conservative girls who have for so long been held as the society's wife-material kind of women. Is this craze life long or it will fizzle out? What is the end game for the traditional conservative ladies? Join in this discussion by Gilda Naibei and other interesting co-hosts. Enjoy!
In this episode, Gilda Naibei, Brian Mutwiri and Ian Scott discuss the controversial topic of sharing nudes in the dating game. They delve into ways of sharing nudes that will not compromise one's character and dignity should they leak into the public space. Enjoy!
Should dating partners share Mpesa and bank accounts' PINs with each other? What are the likely implications? Gilda Naibei and hosts dissect this topic. Enjoy!
How 'blind' should people in love be to the flaws of their partners? Should the said love supersede health risks and even the wellbeing of children, in case the two are married? Join Gilda Naibei, Ian Scott, Brian Mutwiri and Jael Chepkorir as they tackle this hot topic. Enjoy!
One too many times, the world has witnessed cases of business partners, family members, friends, colleagues at work and lately lovers kill each other because of distrust. This begs the question, how did the world reach here, and what can be done to remedy the situation, or at least to stay safe? To get more insights, listen to this Behind the Sins podcast episode by Gilda Naibei and company. Enjoy!
Is cheating in a relationship forgivable? Does it make or kill relationships? Host Gilda Naibei leads fellow youngsters Scott, Brian Mutwiri and Jael Chepkorir in discussing this topic. Enjoy!
Do you need a degree to be a leader? Asha Fox, Brian Okoth and Vincent Kejitan dissect the matter in reference to Nairobi Senator Johnson Sakaja's woes.
Akothee launched a book full of quotes, Huddah tried to convince us that the kiss she shared with Juma Jux was 'friendly' and Wajackoyah unveiled a grand plan to settle Kenya's debt. Asha Fox, Brian Okoth and Vincent Kejitan try to make sense of all these.
It was a busy week in the entertainment scene. From Consumator opening up about his troubles to the drama between Mulamwah and Sonie. We try to make sense of all these happenings.
Description: American actor, Will Smith slapped comedian Chris Rock during the Oscars for making a joke about his wife Jada Pinkett Smith. He later said the joke was too much to bear and he reacted emotionally. Patience Tamarah, Jared Too and Vincent Kejitan delve into the matter.
It has become the norm in Kenya’s entertainment scene to see well-to-do celebs splurge on their significant others, or at least claim to. Many of them have been criticised for outright lying although some have backed up their 'stunts' with facts.
For weeks the world has been talking about the dangers of meeting someone online especially after a number of women came out in the Tinder Swindler to reveal how they were conned by a man they met online. KTN host, Sharon Kate Ng'ang'a and Entertainment Editor, Vincent Kejitan delve into the matter.
February is often referred to as the month of love and valentines is often the icing on the cake, but has love been overcommercialised and turned into a transactional affair?
Heading towards the general elections, a couple of celebrities have stated their intent to vie for several political seats. The likes of singer Ruffton, Jalang'o, actress Dorea Chege and Jamal Gadaffi among many have set their eyes on parliamentary seats advocating for change. Stevens Muendo, the Entertainment Editor, Patience Tamarah the Writer/ Video Editor and Diana Esther a reporter take part in this discussion on the ins and outs of celebrities and politics together with youthful leadership. Does your favorite celebrity have what it takes to get your vote?
In recent weeks, many people have come out to speak about incidents of bullying and toxicity at the workplace. Vincent Kejitan, the Entertainment Deputy Editor, Patience Tamarah the Writer/ Video Editor and Nicholas Siwatom, the Chief Talent Officer at Standard Group PLC discuss what it means to be bullied at the workplace and the policies that organizations have to curb the same.
In an effort to express themselves, Kenyan youths lock their hair. Some see it as a form of identity but to some, locks have been profiled as criminal.
Join Brian Aseli and Ashlee Ms. George as they discuss the rising plight.
In an effort to define a romantic relationship, one is tempted to clear the blurred lines. Some decide to make their relationship private and others are forced to keep it a secret. Join Brian Aseli and Ashlee Ms. George as they help you define the difference.
Cancel culture or call-out culture is a modern form of ostracism in which someone is thrust out of social or professional circles – whether it be online, on social media, or in person. Join Brian Aseli, Peris Wambugu and Digale Mahmoud on an in depth conversation about the culture, catching, scathing and eating up our celebrities.
In this day and age artistes/ entertainers are at the forefront in pulling stunts to remain relevant. Most recently, gospel artiste Ringtone proved that in order to flourish, one must chase clout.
Catch "Behind The Sins" as Brian Aseli and Saumu Kombo delve into the conversation.
In recent years we have seen gospel artistes shift lanes and dance to secular music. Some have blamed the gospel industry of being full of hypocrisy and unrealistic expectations. The most recent case was Willy Paul who came out boldly to outline his reasons for the shift. Our team of seasoned entertainment writers; Stevens Muendo, Peris Wambugu and Solomon Koko try to make sense of all this.
In recent months we have seen celebrities come out to seek financial assistance due to the pandemic and lack of gigs to sustain them. Some have genuine reasons but others...oh well! Our very own Solomon Koko, renowned entertainment writers Stevens Muendo and Wairimu Nyingi put this into perspective.