Dr. Afrikanah: Recent Episodes
M. J. Wanjiru
"I'm I good enough? Why do I feel like I come second to so many things and people? Is my best not enough?" Ladies and gentlemen, today we talk about this. We journey through possible causes of this complex, tips on how to go about it and of course, a story to give it life! Indulge!
This a conversation with self that takes you through a journey of introspect and self evaluation. Many a times we focus on the wishes and forget about the gratitude. Not in this episode no. A highly recommended episode for seeing life through clearer lenses.
On the second episode of Dr. Afrikanah, I invite guests over for a discussion on this topic. In a very detailed and interesting conversation, we table the role of men in menstruation with aim of ending period shame and poverty.
This is the episode I officially introduce my new podcast to you, my audience. I welcome you to walk with me in this new journey and enjoy just as much as I do. We talk regrets, goals, why I took a break and all the tea!
On the first episode on season 2, we recall the events of the last season, highlighting it's success, most memorable sessions and talk about the rebranding of this podcast. I am grateful to every listener who followed up to ensure we return and get back to business. Welcome to season 2 and I hope you are ready for a ride!
Episode 7/7, season finale. We come to the end of a beautiful season. Today, I share with you one of my personal favourite stories and tell you how I live my life. Today I give you courage, hope and faith. The take home is, JUST DO IT. START WHERE YOU ARE. I hope that you will learn today and always remember this. See you next season. BYE!
From our mouth to God's ears. Our prayers have been answered. School is back, clubs are open and all we are waiting for now is that Midnight Train physical concert. Question is, are we truly ready? On today's episode, I share my back to school experience and later on, we get candid about the status quo. Enjoy!
Friday the 13th. Black Friday. Today we have our first guest over and we are discussing life in Covid as Comrades. We start from the first Covid case and come all the way to today. How have lives changed for us, the good and the bad. How was your quarantine birthday? What challenges did you do? We give you all that today.
School! It's been all our lives literally. We've found friends, haters, lovers(must be nice), education. On this episode I tell you my school troubles and memories and remind you why we should be a little grateful for schooling. And I hope through it, you will also be reminiscing of your school days.
Round 2! The clownery continues. We pick it up from where we left on the previous episode. Today, I'll be describing how I failed my exams because of 'msee dreads' , the very first encounter, betraying my friends for him and more importantly, VALENTINES DAY!!! We wrap the journey of madness, where I give two very important tips on how to get over a crush. Buckle up for yet another bumpy ride. Enjoy!
IT WAS LOVE AT FIRST SIGHT. On this episode, I narrate how I first fell in love with the MAN OF MY DREAMS! He had EVERYTHING I wanted. I take you through the electrical events of my heart, mind, body, soul when we locked eyes. Telepathy I call it. How it progressed to root itself. Meet the Queen Clown today. I'll tell you how I got his number, bought a dress for him and the many names I called him. You enter a circus led by myself. See you at the end. Enjoy!
Feels like a homecoming party,because it is. I tell you why I chose to call it ROSES AND THORNS, you learn a thing or two about me and above all, we START. And hey! Don't be selfish, share your lighter, pass the blunt, SPREAD THE WORD! Huu ndio mwanzo wa kufika kilele. Welcome home. Join the movement.