Tuchangamke: Recent Episodes
Cheki Chocha
The Kenyan Perspective Shift.
Tuchangamke is a call to action for Kenyans to come alive and do better for the country. The show seeks to celebrate the power we have as a people and shift the conversation to what we can do to be better, more positive Kenyans.
Fellow Kenyans, let us stay angry enough to make a change for our own future in this country.
Anger is the fuel required for fundamental transformation. This episode delves into the dimensions of anger expression and what it means for Kenyans in this decade.
We also discuss some key questions:
- Is hashtag activism worth it?
- Why do peaceful protests turn violent?
- Are all protests revolutionary? What is a revolution?
"Refuse to be well-adjusted to the economic conditions that give necessities from the many to give luxuries to the few, when millions of God's children are smothering in an airtight cage of poverty" ~ Martin Luther King Jr.
"The world needs anger. The world continues to allow evil because it isn't angry enough." ~ Bede Jarrett
This episode seeks to give a highlight of Kenyans view on patriotism using results of a survey. A downloadable document of the summary results will be available soon.
This episode seeks to define my idea of patriotism, and explain why it matters to me. I hope you are inspired to redefine your patriotism.
The episode was inspired by this article by Scheaffer Okore which claims that patriotic citizens recognise with clarity that the country is infinitely and eternally bigger than its government.
Please fill the survey mentioned in the episode, it will not take more than five minutes.
Thank you for listening!