Life is one great balancing act, right? We all have to balance daily the demands of work and family, fun and responsibility, letting go of some things while holding on to others. For me, I live my life suspended between two cultures, trying to find myself between the two, not forgetting where I came from while also leaving room to move forward into new places. This podcast speaks to my journey through the middle of Kenyan and American cultures, ultimately searching for myself so I can be true to the core of who God made me to be.
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How do we deal with Adversity?
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Always make sure to pass Kindness on to the next person. It will make the world a better place.
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I honestly don't get the purpose of journaling and writing down "your thoughts". Who has been someone special in your life this year?
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Happy Thanksgiving everyone! What are you thankful for in 2023?
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Have you ever felt uncertain about life? How did you deal with it?? What did you do to get out of it?? Well, as the self proclaimed king of dealing with uncertainties, I have a few ideas for you
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Keith Holloway speaks about his experience as a missionary in Kenya, dealing with Corruption, Encountering a hitman and raising a family in Africa.
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Dr. Kevin Payne is Social Psychologist ,Data Scientist , Quantitative & Qualitative Researcher & Skydiver with MS. He is also the host of the Just Jump Podcast.
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Chris Nicholson is a former Missionary who lived in Kenya for about 10 years. He talks about his unique journey and how he got there
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Jen Radler talks about growing up in the US, moving to Kenya, writing a book and staying in Africa full time!
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A letter to my future self.
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Sarah Nicholson PhD talks about her life journey and early years in France, feeling like an outsider, her career and life as a missionary in Kenya
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We are living in an age like no other. So much going on at the same time. It would be an understatement to call it the age of Madness but oh well.
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Are we living in the greatest sports era of all time? with the greatest athletes of all time in their respective disciplines?
With advancement in tech and with the rise of social media personalities, the glamor and charm of that life attracts so many people, some of whose Purpose and passion are abandoned, leading to widespread unhappiness,
With advancement in tech and with the rise of social media personalities, the glamor and charm of that life attracts so many people, some of whose Purpose and passion are abandoned, leading to widespread unhappiness,
Is life handing you L after L after L without a break? Well we all have something/are going through something difficult, including me. So, what do you do at this point? Well, its time to learn how to take the safety off and walk the tightrope to the reward! Enjoy!
Is life handing you L after L after L without a break? Well we all have something/are going through something difficult, including me. So, what do you do at this point? Well, its time to learn how to take the safety off and walk the tightrope to the reward! Enjoy!
On this episode, we go detective mode on why we eat cake on birthdays, what to do when people sing you birthday songs, bringing Barack Obama, Trevor Noah and Tom Holland on the show and becoming the number one podcast in the world in less than five years.
Summer has been busy. But also full of fun! On this solo episode, I pitched my childhood crush a wild idea, got cancelled and uncancelled on fireside, learnt english inside ENGLISH and got in a war with the Orange Juice army!
This episode is the best of its Kind! Hope you enjoy!
From Twitter tirades and road rage to coconut water fights and family feuds, the world seems angrier than ever. Why though? Check out my new project here: instagram.com/forward.revolution
I sat with Sarah Nicholson and talked about her journey from France to the states, to Kenya and back to the states. This was a great episode filled with laughter and warmth as I talked to a brilliant doctor who got to experience the world like never before. Check out my new show by signing up here: firesidechat.com/fabishmark
Join me on a Q&A session as I cover different topics from the Joe Rogan controversy to life in Kenyan boarding schools, Vikings way of life, The Mongolian empire, The evolution of cuss words and the annihilation of Dinosaurs.
Dr. Payne has lived with multiple sclerosis since 2006. He has learnt how to accept this new condition but even more, how to change the situation around both for himself and for others.!
Ken Burke, Host of Competing for Christ Podcast details life from an american worldview. Also, I made some surprising discoveries, like the fact that Ken is a Manchester city fan and he picked Messi over Ronaldo!!! One of the best 22 minutes filled with laughter and Joy. Enjoy!
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I wrote a letter to my 7 yr old self and my 30 year old self. To wrap up 2020+2021, I decided to do some time travel to achieve clarity. maybe you can too. Just hit play and you can learn how to.
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Have you ever wondered what Christmas looks like in other countries? Do they know about Santa? What about Christmas carols? Do people decorate their homes? In this episode I talk about Christmas in Kenya and holiday traditions in the Savannah.
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In this thanksgiving week, I share some stories from my childhood. Growing up in Kenya was such a blessing. And I will always be thankful for that.
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He left the U.S for Kenya and never looked back. Moving to a new country with a totally different culture and environment can be very scary! He met new people, experienced a new way of life and even helped deliver two babies! In the end, did the decision pay off? Was it worth it? Listen to my new episode as Chris Nicholson talks about his journey and the experiences he had.
What is depression? Hard to describe yet very present. Invisible yet dangerous. In the life of the 21st century human being, depression ranks very high among the problems. It's about time we found a solution. The best formula; doing it together. I do not have an answer, but I hope we can find it together. Welcome to this episode and...let's talk!
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In 2014, Jen Radler left home for a quickly visit to Kenya. what had initially been planned as a one week trip ended up lasting 7 years. She fell in love with the country and her people. She even wrote a book and got a dog!! Now she shares about her life in Kenya and how impactful the experience has been to her.
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Eating chicken feet getting caned at school are some of his best memories of Zimbabwe. Meet Corban Makaya, a Zimbabwean int'l living in Kenya as he shares his story and explains his experiences living overseas; in Kenya and the USA, on another episode of the Fabishmark's podcast talking culture, society and the Big little things that define life today.
Already awed by the nature of their journey, these Kenyan kids are yet to reach the peak of it all. The very existence of this trip is a testament to Something. Something they don't know yet. Is it luck? Is it God working in their lives? Or is it just a one time thing? Tune in to find out about the rest of the trip as they toured the US, got to meet the Easter bunny and tasted of what they call Southern hospitality.
Airport madness, frog legs and hot chocolate are just but a fraction of events they had to experience for the trip to be complete. In a trip of a lifetime, discover what these 7 Kenyan kids encountered and their observations on the american culture.
From a simple friendship to one serious office chat, an idea is born that promises to change the lives of seven Kenyan kids forever. A perfect story to explain the purpose God has set before each of us and how the actions we take bear consequences that shape our legacies forever.
Life is one great balancing act, right? We all have to balance daily the demands of work and family, fun and responsibility, letting go of some things while holding on to others. For me, I live my life suspended between two cultures, trying to find myself between the two, not forgetting where I came from while also leaving room to move forward into new places. This podcast speaks to my journey through the middle of Kenyan and American cultures, ultimately searching for myself so I can be true to the core of who God made me to be.