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SABABISHA
sababisha is a podcast for Kenyans,by Kenyans. It is a space where we talk about our expiriences and the culture in Kenya and Toronto. Hosted by Moses and Chelsea, two Kenyans both living in Toronto and studying in York University. Consider this home away from home. We make it happen evey Wednesday so kaa rada!
On this episode of Sababisha , George and I are thrilled to welcome Sakina from True Group, a renowned real estate company based in Kenya. True Group has crafted an exceptional model for those interested in making smart, passive investments in Kenyan real estate. As a third-generation leader in this family business, Sakina shares the inspiring story of how True Group started and the innovative products they're now offering.
Whether you're curious about new investment opportunities or looking to build a solid stream of passive income, this episode is for you! Plus, don't miss the chance to meet Sakina and the True Group team at the upcoming Daring Abroad Meet and Greet events in Edmonton, Vancouver, and Toronto later this month. Tune in to learn more and get inspired by Sakina's journey in the real estate world!
Follow True Group on:
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/true_group_?igsh=MXZ2NjZ1OWowYjN4cw==
Twitter: https://x.com/true_group_?s=21
Website: www.truegroup.org
Link to Daring Abroad Events : https://www.chamsmedia.com/daring-abroad-investment-forums-2024/canada-chapter/
Welcome to the Sababisha Podcast! In today's episode, your hosts Chelsea, Alex, and George delve into the recent developments in Kenya following two intense weeks of protests and demonstrations.
Initially sparked by the controversial finance bill, which has since been withdrawn, the unrest has now taken on a new dimension. Kenyans are expressing their outrage over extrajudicial killings of demonstrators, and the movement has grown into a broader call for the recall of the government and the removal of President Ruto. Join us as we unpack these events, analyze the situation, and share our perspectives on this critical moment in Kenya's history.
Link to ChatGPT - Corrupt Kenyan Politicians GPT : https://t.co/UYx1VtHqhP?ssr=true
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Welcome back to Sababisha! Chelsea here, and in this episode, George and I dive deep into the significance of Madaraka Day. Joining us in this thought-provoking discussion is our insightful guest, Alex. Together, we unpack the layers of what Madaraka Day truly means to us as Kenyans.Madaraka Day, commemorating Kenya's attainment of self-rule on June 1, 1963, isn't just a date on the calendar—it's a symbol of our nation's journey. But is independence as straightforward as it seems? That's the question we're exploring today.Through engaging conversation and critical analysis, we're challenging conventional narratives. Alex brings a fresh perspective, prompting us to rethink our understanding of this pivotal moment in history.So, join us as we unpack the layers of Madaraka Day. From its historical roots to its implications for our present and future, this episode promises to spark thought and reflection. Don't miss out on this enlightening discussion, only on Sababisha!Would you like to be a guest on our show? Send us an email at sababishapodcast@gmail.com. We would love to hear your story.
In this inspiring episode of Sababisha, join Chelsea and George as we sit down with Asha, a remarkable entrepreneur whose journey from humble beginnings in Kenya to achieving significant milestones in Canada is nothing short of extraordinary. Asha shares her compelling story of tenacity, ambition, and determination, offering insights into the challenges and triumphs she encountered along the way. Tune in to hear about her innovative ventures, the cultural transitions she navigated, and the invaluable lessons she's learned in her quest to make a global impact. This is an episode you won't want to miss, packed with motivation and practical advice for aspiring entrepreneurs everywhere.
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Welcome to another exciting episode of Sababisha! I'm Chelsea, joined by my co-host George, and today we have a special treat for you. We're sitting down with none other than Samm Siren, a rising rap star hailing all the way from Tanzania but making waves right here in Toronto.
In this episode, we delve deep into Samm's incredible journey from Tanzania to Canada. We explore the challenges he faced as an artist navigating a new music scene and culture, and how he's been able to carve out his own unique space in the Toronto music scene.
But that's not all! We also get an exclusive behind-the-scenes feel at Samm's latest music video, "Mbishi Ni Mimi." From the creative process to the inspiration behind the song, Samm shares the stories and emotions that fuel his music.
So, grab your headphones and join us as we dive into the world of Samm Siren, where passion meets perseverance and creativity knows no bounds. This is Sababisha - let's make it happen.
Links:
Mbishi Official Music Video- https://youtu.be/JLu27IN2N40?si=g1sfelvF4K43h50c
Samm Siren on Instagram- Siren🚨 (@samm.siren) • Instagram photos and videosFinancially Incorrect Podcast- https://open.spotify.com/episode/5m2UVdYaMDA95hCo3Th3F6?si=9600a3f0f80a4266
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Hey everyone, it's Chelsea here! On this episode of Sababisha, George and I are thrilled to bring you a captivating conversation with the incredible Charlie Karumi. Charlie, an award-winning actor who's made the journey from Kenya to Canada, joins us for our first-ever virtual interview. We had such a blast recording this episode, and we can't wait for you to listen in! Join us as we delve into Charlie's experiences and insights on money management across different cultures and continents. From personal stories to practical advice, this episode is packed with inspiration and valuable takeaways. Utapenda!! Follow Charlie on Instagram https://www.instagram.com/charliekarumi?igsh=MWpwdjM4cHo3YTRmbg==Follow Konki Media on Instagram https://www.instagram.com/konkitv?igsh=eGw2OGNtdzhjejV5Email us at sababishapodcast@gmail.comFollow us on Instagram https://www.instagram.com/sababisha_pod?igsh=amRjNXM4MjNyM24w
Hello hello! Welcome to another episode of Sababisha! Join hosts Chelsea and George on this empowering episode of Sababisha as we delve into the dynamic world of real estate through the lens of women's inclusion. Tracy, a trailblazing Kenyan in Canada's real estate sector, shares her inspiring journey, highlighting challenges and triumphs along the way.Tune in as we explore the pivotal role of women in home ownership, dissecting key issues and shedding light on the importance of representation and empowerment in the industry. From breaking barriers to fostering diversity, this episode celebrates the resilience and innovation of women making their mark in real estate. Don't miss out on this enlightening conversation!Link to Tracy’s site : https://tracymuriithi.torontoneighborhoods.com/
As we honor Women's Month, it's essential to recognize pioneers like Lisa Omore, whose path in the industry began as an immigrant, navigating challenges with resilience and grace. Her story not only illuminates the triumphs of women in design but also underscores the importance of diversity and inclusion.Lisa's work extends beyond her own success; she's dedicated to empowering women and African designers, fostering a community that thrives on support and collaboration. In this episode, we'll dive into Lisa's journey, her insights, and the impactful strides she's making to shape a more inclusive design landscape in Canada and beyond.Join us as we celebrate Lisa Omore and the countless women who continue to inspire and innovate in the world of design.
Welcome back to the highly anticipated continuation of Sababisha's exploration of Kenyan history. In this recorded live event, hosts Chelsea and George, accompanied by guest host Alex, lead us on a compelling journey through the pivotal era from the 1800s to the 1930s.Building upon the foundation laid in Part 1, we delve deeper into the tumultuous events and transformative forces that shaped Kenya during this period. From the dawn of the 19th century, marked by the disruptive forces of colonialism and the scramble for Africa, to the dawn of the 20th century and the emergence of nationalist movements, every moment is ripe with significance.
Join us as we navigate through the pages of history, celebrating the indomitable spirit of the Kenyan people and their quest for self-determination. And if you missed the live broadcast, fear not – you can catch up on all the insights and discussions on our Instagram @sababisha_pod and YouTube @SababishaPod. Stay tuned for an enlightening and thought-provoking journey as we continue to uncover the untold stories and hidden gems of Kenyan history.
Link to Kenyan history video -> https://youtu.be/afHFNVZZ-7U?si=a7n_ly7jIrHpRjIN
Welcome back, dear listener, to a special Black History Month edition of Sababisha! Today, we invite you to join hosts Chelsea and George , along with guest host Alex, as we journey through the captivating corridors of Kenyan history from the 1500s to the 1800s. This episode is a recorded version of our recent live video, originally broadcasted on our Instagram and YouTube channels.Join us as we navigate through the triumphs and tribulations of Kenya's history, celebrating the resilience and tenacity of its people in the face of adversity. From the echoes of ancient civilizations to the challenges of the colonial era, every chapter of Kenya's past offers valuable lessons and insights that resonate with us today. Don't miss the continuation of our journey in Part 2 next week, where we delve deeper into the tumultuous era from the 1800s to the 1930s, shedding further light on Kenya's enduring spirit and remarkable resilience.Link to LIVE video on Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/live/eEzE219UJ4w?si=z8sL874XUBmGvfPo Link to Kenyan History Video: https://youtu.be/afHFNVZZ-7U?si=Oya1YT0H5ZUEra4wFollow us on Instagram Sababisha! (@sababisha_pod) • Instagram photos and videosSubscribe to our channel on YouTube - https://youtube.com/@SababishaPod?si=u4TQRwfIxJ13NJWA
Join hosts Chelsea and George in our inaugural live recording as we embark on a thought-provoking exploration of spirituality and religion in the context of relocation. In this enlightening episode, we're joined by special guests Philip and Kerina Omondi, bringing their wealth of experience and wisdom to the conversation. Drawing from Philip and Kerina's background in spirituality and pastoral care, we delve into the complexities of faith amidst cultural displacement. From navigating questions of identity to finding solace in unfamiliar territories, this episode offers invaluable insights for anyone grappling with spirituality in the midst of change.
Love is in the air this February, but so are discussions about boundaries in friendships between men and women. Join us as we dive into the complexities of platonic relationships in today's episode of Sababisha. We explore a viral video that ignited debate on Twitter, where a woman ended things with a man in the "talking stage" because he cooked for a female friend. Examining societal norms and personal experiences, we discuss the importance of communication, trust, and respect in maintaining healthy boundaries.Whether you're single, in a relationship, or somewhere in between, this episode dives into various perspectives on friendship, trust, and the complexities of human connection. Tune in to Sababisha for a candid and engaging discussion on the boundaries of male-female friendships in the age of social media.
Link to video : Ichigo Niggasake on X: "She wants to know if she was overreacting 👀👀 https://t.co/ouyRPWijAM" / X (twitter.com)
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In this episode of Sababisha we are joined by special guests Antony Lemiso and a friend of the podcast MC Malasi for a captivating exploration of the Kenyan experience in Canada. The conversation weaves seamlessly through various aspects, from the unexpected twists of Canadian weather to the intriguing dynamics of shift times, including evening and night shifts in the workplace . Our discussion also touches upon the refreshing encounters with systems that stand out for their transparency and lack of corruption, providing a unique perspective on the cultural adaptation journey from Kenya to Canada. Join us for a fun, light hearted but engaging conversation on Sababisha!
Exciting News, Toronto! Join us for the "Sababisha Goes Live" Podcast Recording – a night of culture, connection, and celebration! Immerse yourself in a live recording of a captivating episode with a vibrant audience. Enjoy live performances, insightful guest speakers, and a chance to connect with fellow Kenyans and those fascinated by Kenyan culture. Indulge in delightful snacks and refreshments available for purchase. It’s not just an event; it’s a space where connections come alive. Don’t miss out on the Sababisha experience – mark your calendar, gather your friends, and join us for a memorable evening of laughter, culture, and camaraderie! In this episode we continue our conversation with Judy from The True Friend Channel on YouTube. We continue our conversation regarding relationships and in this episode we talk about navigating family relationships in the diaspora and what that entails. We touch on black tax and alienation from the Kenyan community and how to deal with that. Hope our incites about this topic shed a light or at the very least show you that you are not alone in this situation! Enjoy the show and see you on the 27th!
TANGAZO TANGAZO!!! Exciting News, Toronto! Join us for the "Sababisha Goes Live" Podcast Recording – a night of culture, connection, and celebration! Immerse yourself in a live recording of a captivating episode with a vibrant audience. Enjoy live performances, insightful guest speakers, and a chance to connect with fellow Kenyans and those fascinated by Kenyan culture. Indulge in delightful snacks and refreshments available for purchase. It's not just an event; it's a space where connections come alive. Don't miss out on the Sababisha experience – mark your calendar - 27th January at 264 Toryork Drive- gather your friends, and join us for a memorable evening of laughter, culture, and camaraderie! Entry is absolutely free!!! See you there 🙂
In this compelling Sababisha episode, we delve into the multifaceted journey of Kenyans navigating friendships not only within their community but also with the broader Canadian society. Our esteemed guest, Judy, the host of The True Friend Channel on YouTube, shares profound insights on the challenges and triumphs of building connections across cultural boundaries. Join us for a thought-provoking conversation that explores the nuances of forging meaningful relationships, bridging gaps, and fostering a sense of belonging within the rich tapestry of friendships in Canada.The True Friend Channel on Youtube - The True Friend Channel - YouTubeInstagram: geeks_goddess🇰🇪🇨🇦 (@thetruefriendchannel) • Instagram photos and videosSababisha on Instagram- Sababisha! (@sababisha_pod) • Instagram photos and videosEmail us - sababishapodcast@gmail.com
Guess who's back, back again? MC Malasi gracing Sababisha with his 2024 glow-up! From the lows of 2023 to the highs of now, he spills the beans on bouncing back like a boss. Malasi's vibe for the year? '2024 Volume Iko Sawa!' —a declaration that life's rhythm can be embraced with joy and triumph.
Hope you enjoy the episode, and volume iko sawa 2024! Translation: Life's a jam; let's turn it up! 🎉
In this empowering episode of Sababisha, join us as Florence, a resilient professional with a decade of experience in the male-dominated construction industry, unveils her journey. Balancing career, parenting, and overcoming immigration hurdles, Florence shares her triumphant tale of resilience, proving that success knows no gender barriers. Tune in for an inspiring narrative that transcends challenges and celebrates triumph against all odds.
‘Tis the season to be jolly!! 🎄Celebrate with us as we embark on a festive journey, comparing Christmas experiences from Kenya to Canada. We're thrilled to welcome back our special guest, Alex, who previously joined us on 'Work Life with Alex.' In this special episode, not only do we unwrap the joys of the season, but we also reflect on our podcast's incredible growth over its first year—yes, we're turning one this month! Join us for a spirited conversation filled with cultural insights, laughter, and the warmth of holiday tales. Come reminisce with us and be part of the joyous community we've built together!"
Embark on a captivating journey with Nyakako in this special episode of Sababisha. From the tight-knit embrace of community to the intricate strokes of artistic expression, and the wholesome rhythm of farm life – Nyakako shares a tapestry of experiences. With laughter as the compass and stories as the guide, this episode unfolds a vibrant canvas of Nyakako's life, where the threads of community, the arts, and farm living seamlessly weave together. Join the conversation, as Sababisha explores the beauty of a life well-lived, embracing the richness found in every corner of Nyakako's diverse journey.Follow Nyakako on Instagram Nyakako Zadok (@nyakakoz_the_jogooo) • Instagram photos and videosFollow Sababisha on Instagram Sababisha! (@sababisha_pod) • Instagram photos and videos
"In this episode, join MC Malasi on a captivating journey as he steps onto the international stage. From hometown vibes to global beats, discover the challenges, triumphs, and unforgettable moments that shape his path as a Master of Ceremony. Tune in for an inside look at how Malasi finds his voice and leaves an impact on stages around the world.
In this illuminating episode, we sit down with award-winning filmmaker Tosh Gitonga, the creative force behind cinematic gems like "Nairobi Half Life," a film that made waves globally and earned a submission to the 85th Academy Awards. Tosh has also directed “Disconnect 1&2” and “Country Queen” which are available for streaming on Netflix. Despite his significant contributions to the Kenyan film industry, Tosh takes us beyond the frames of his own creations.Together, we explore the current state of the film industry in Kenya, examining the profound impact of social media, AI, and emerging technologies. Tosh shares his unique perspective on the intersection of traditional storytelling and the fast-paced advancements shaping the cinematic landscape. Join us as we unravel the future of filmmaking in Kenya and beyond, touching on the transformative forces propelling the industry into new and uncharted territories
Dive into the vibrant worlds of creativity as we sit down with Dan, a photographer, entrepreneur, and philanthropist, on this episode of Sababisha! Dan takes us on a fascinating exploration of the creative industries in Kenya and Canada, shedding light on his experiences as a lensman capturing the essence of both cultures. Delve into the nuances of the film scenes in Nairobi and Canadian cities, discovering the common threads and unique flavors that define these artistic landscapes. Beyond the visual arts, Dan shares his insights into the challenges and triumphs of being a creative entrepreneur, offering a glimpse into his endeavors selling authentic Kenyan products in Canada through mynified.ca. This episode is a deep dive into the intersection of creativity and commerce, providing a firsthand account of the dynamic and ever-evolving creative industry in Kenya and Canada.
Link to Mynified -- Mynified Canada
Join hosts Chelsea and George in a soul-stirring episode as they share their unique perspectives on spirituality and religion. Chelsea shares the depth of her Christian beliefs, while George reflects on his non-religious stance. Together, they navigate the intersection of faith and skepticism, weaving a narrative that bridges the gap between two distinct perspectives, offering listeners a nuanced understanding of spirituality and its diverse expressions.
Get your tickets to Empower Her Flow here: Empower Her Flow Tickets, Sat, 4 Nov 2023 at 7:00 PM | EventbriteIn this special episode, we introduce a new segment of the show called "Off the Cuff!" No intros, no official or formal podcast niceties, just hitting record and having real, unfiltered conversations.
Join us as we tackle the complexities of dealing with haters in your life and the rollercoaster of emotions that come with post-breakup situations. It's all about navigating the realms of hate and heartbreak on this episode on Sababisha in a candid and unscripted manner. Get ready for an episode that promises authenticity, insight, and a genuine exploration of these common life experiences.
In this candid and heartfelt podcast, we share our personal experiences with alcohol and discuss effective ways to curb its impact on our lives and society. Join us as we open up about our own journeys towards sobriety, reflecting on the highs and lows, the challenges, and the triumphs. From exploring the triggers that led us down the path of addiction to the strategies that helped us regain control, we aim to inspire and provide practical insights for anyone facing similar struggles. Through our honest conversations and shared wisdom, we hope to shed light on the path to sobriety and offer valuable solutions for those seeking to curb their alcohol consumption. Join us in this raw and empowering conversation about alcohol and the power of change.
As Kenyans there are taboo topics that we don't talk about and we think it's about time we did. What are your thoughts and are there taboo topics we didn't touch on? We'd love to hear from you. Thank you and enjoy!
In this episode, we are honored to have two extraordinary guests who are joining in the fight against period poverty in Kenya and making a significant impact on the lives of many young girls. Join us as we sit down with Atifa and Leen, the co-founders of RAD International, a ground breaking organization that is tackling period poverty head-on. We're thrilled to announce an upcoming fundraising event hosted by RAD International on November 17th, 2023. This event aims to raise funds to support their mission in Edevale Primary School in Kenya, where they are working tirelessly to provide vital resources and support to young girls in need. The venue for this event is the Unitarian Congregation Church in Mississauga.By purchasing a ticket for only 30 CAD, you not only gain access to an evening of inspiration and entertainment, but you also contribute directly to RAD International's efforts to end period poverty. Your support can make a real difference in the lives of these girls, allowing them to pursue education and dreams without the burden of period poverty.Together, we can break down barriers, challenge norms, and contribute to ending period poverty not only in Kenya but worldwide. Tune in, get inspired, and mark your calendars for November 17th – an evening that promises to make a lasting impact.For more information follow their page on Instagram @Rad_Int or Facebook: RAD International Organisation. Also check out their website RAD International Organization (radintl.org)
Our first guest host George Kariuki discusses with Annette Wanjiku about learning to be black as Africans. The discussions include racist encounters, navigating being black in a multicultural city, adapting accents and why we should be proud to be both black and African! Remember to share this podcast with just two of your friends and follow us on Instagram @sababisha_pod
In this episode I am joined by my childhood friends Lionel & Abraham as they share their experience of moving from Kenya to the US with their family at just 17 and 13 years old. From adjusting to a totally different school system, learning how to cook for the first time and enjoying the privileges of living in the first world, their story is filled with lots of lessons and unforgettable experiences. Remember to share this episode with just two of your friends and follow us on Instagram @sababisha_pod
We have our first ever panel discussion in this week's episode! Talking about mental health with Kenyan men and how moving to a new part of the world affects it. Men's Mental Health Month is observed in June and it serves to shed light on the mental health struggles faced by men. What are some of the challenges you, or the men around you face when it comes to mental health?
Links to mental health resources:
Canada - Referral Form - Ontario Psychotherapy & Counseling Referral Network (psychotherapyandcounseling.ca) Get Help | Talk Suicide Canada
Kenya- Social Impact | Mental 360
counselling services nairobi (amanicentre.org)
In this episode I’m joined by George, a Kenyan living in Toronto as we talk about our relationships with our country people in this part of the world. How has your experience with fellow Kenyans been if you’re living in another country? Good? Bad? Share your story with us 🙂
In this episode Alex shares his inspiring story on his journey with his career and how it motivated him to make the move from Nairobi to Toronto. There’s so much to learn from his experience and I hope you enjoy listening to it as much as we enjoyed recording it! And as always, remember to share the link to this episode with two of your friends!
Sababisha is now hosted solely by Chelsea! This episode is just a little preview to what to expect in the future of this great podcast, and an explanation of the sudden change from two hosts to one. If you enjoyed this episode share it with a friend or two, tell a friend to tell a friend. I appreciate your love and support this far and I’m so excited for the journey ahead 😊
This week's episode is all about maandamano (protests) that have been happening recently in Kenya. We talk about the state of protests in our home country and why protesting just doesn't seem to work for us us Kenyans.
Our conversation on Kenyan music continues this week with our first ever guest and live performance!! This week we’re joined by our friend and fellow student at York, Kigen. He’s a Kenyan artist living in Toronto, with a voice and talent that’s unbelievably beautiful! We hope you enjoy listening to this episode as much as we enjoyed recording it!
This week’s episode is all about our experiences listening to and enjoying Kenyan music in Toronto vs Canada. Who’s your favourite Kenyan artist right now?
Our experiences with the healthcare systems in Nairobi and Toronto are the highlight of this week’s episode. How did the first time receiving healthcare in a different part of the world go for you? Follow us @sababisha_pod on Instagram, we’d love to hear from you!
It is valentine's season! This episode is all about our expiriences with the day of love in Toronto and Nairobi.
There are some major differenceswhen it comes to the cost of living in Nairobi and Toronto. This week's episode we talk about the culture shocks we got when buying things in a totally different part of the world.
How do you say fashion in Kiswahili? This week we share our views on the differences and similarities when it comes to how people dress up in Nairobi and Toronto.
One good thing about Kenyans we like to have good time! This weeks episode is all about enjoyment.
Talking about the crazy differences when it comes to relationships with pets In Toronto and Nairobi.
This week we are talking about the foods we miss from home and our experiences with the food here in Toronto. Kusema ukweli, east or west food from home is the best!!
In this episode we talk about our expiriences with the ever changing weather seasons in Toronto and the consistent warmth in Nairobi. Aki tumemiss hiyo jua ya Nairobi though!!
In this episode we just introduce ourselves and what we shall be talking about. Karibuni sana!
sababisha is a podcast for Kenyans,by Kenyans. It is a space where we talk about our expiriences and the culture in Kenya and Toronto. Hosted by Moses and Chelsea, two Kenyans both living in Toronto and studying in York University. Consider this home away from home. We make it happen evey Wednesday so kaa rada!