We've had the best time of our lives experiencing Kenyan art in London. We tried putting this into words but you really had to be there to fully understand. We are convinced a minimum of 4 years have been added to our lives 😂😂😂. We have a giveaway on this episode, but for you to find out you have to listen to the whole episode. If you haven't done it already, go watch the film A Grand Little lie by Phil It Productions. It's a good one, we promise!

We're adulting on this week's episode and we're so proud of ourselves. We're joined by one of our very good friends Sheila as she shares her solo home buying process. Send us all your questions and if you like this episode let us know so we can do more of this adulting stuff.

Well, we meant to discuss online dating. But dating is such a huge topic we struggled and failed to stick to just that so we talked about everything that came to mind. A lot has been cut off to keep the episode PG rated.

Special thanks to our guests, Petals, and Sepals for joining us on this fiery discussion.

We took a Sheng' (Kenyan Slang) this week. Safe to say we are those clusess students that teachers don't really like. Our teacher was the patient Faùrù of Cheka na Chizi tv. Follow them in Instagram and YouTube, links below. As always, let us know what you think and teach us some new terms. Follow our podcast on Instagram https://instagram.com/afro_chiqchatspod?utm_medium=copy_link our guest's links: https://instagram.com/cheka_na_chizi_tv?utm_medium=copy_link https://m.youtube.com/channel/UC-C_qcrjwI0v1Rg-K8tNeeg

We discuss the pros and cons of single sex education pulling from our own experiences. We are joined by Fred and Pauro of Cheka na Chizi TV for that important male voice.

This episode came about as a result of the recent murders of four young men in the hands of the public in Kitengela. And 2 brothers in the hands of law enforcement officers in Embu, Kenya 🇰🇪. Our hearts are heavy, we mourn with the families and friends of the departed. We hope that this discussion triggers further discussions in your circles of friends. Lucy Wanjiru, a UK resident and mother to 2 of the young men killed by the public has a gofund me page to help with funeral costs. We've shared the link below. https://gofund.me/ba0b131f Cheka na chizi https://youtube.com/channel/UC-C_qcrjwI0v1Rg-K8tNeeg https://instagram.com/cheka_na_chizi_tv?utm_medium=copy_link

On this episode we give you our immigrant experience in the UK, our personal pros and cons! Please share your experiences on our social media platforms or questions, if any. Thank you for tuning in and remember to follow us on our social media platforms @afro_chiqchatspod. Don't forget to follow out Black business of the month! @neaty_swiftyevents and @neaty_swifty for your cleaning services.

We did another episode on Kindness. It is short and sweet. Kindly share your experinces and we shall share them on the 3rd episode of kindness to the world. Email us on afrochiqchats@gmail.com Alternatively you can dm us on insta at https://instagram.com/afro_chiqchatspod?utm_medium=copy_link

We have men in the building! We are reminiscing on our childhood stories. All of us were raised in Kenya therefore by our parents and the society as a collective. As we embark on our own parenting journies, we discuss how we plan on doing it. This is influenced by both our Culture in Kenya and the exposure we've had to other cultures. It's a mix of the old and new and a lot of unknowns. Follow us on Instagram @afrochiqchats

One heated debate on whether the ladies would consider being in an open romantic relationship. Instagram https://instagram.com/afro_chiqchatspod?utm_medium=copy_link

On this episode, We share with you our firsts in the UK. As they say, you can move Agie and Carol from the village but you can't take the village out of these girls. Laugh with/at us and share your experiences with us too.  Follow us on Instagram @afro_chiqchatspod, Twitter @Afro_chiqchats Follow our guest @nnzuridesigns

Njeri gives us a quick comparison of the ordinary wananchi's response to covid in Kenya and England.

We discuss how we were introduced to money as kids. How our relationship with money has changed over the years and what our aspirations for the future are.

On this episode we introduce our financial journey as a group to you. We will be sharing the successes and failures of our methods, and we hope to inspire and grow together with our audience.

We start a new segment where we shall be sharing random acts of kindness that we see in the world. Every few weeks we shall be collecting and retelling stories of Kindness on our podcast. Please join us in this journey by sending us your stories of kindness on afrochiqchats@gmail.com Don't forget to follow us on Instagram at https://instagram.com/afro_chiqchatspod?igshid=rdewf5tjwynn

On this episode we encourage our listeners to normalize conversations on rape. Let’s bring down the Stigma, even in our families. #EndRapeCulture.

On this episode Njeri lets us into her experience as a millenial mom, addressing a few assumptions and answering questions that only millenial moms can answer. The video versin of this episode is on YouTube https://youtube.com/channel/UChvKH2nlVScUSRIv9_Wry7Q . Please share and subscribe on all our platforms.

We reacted to the Meghan and Harry interview sharing our thoughts and positive takeaways that would actually be helpful to me and you - politics aside. We hope you enjoy!

How do you show love? How do like to receive love? Do you know your loved ones love languages? On this episode we discovered the importance of learning your person's love language for you to be able to communicate effectively. We also have a special guest, appearing for the 2nd time on the podcast, Mr. Karumbo, a Kenyan diaspora artist. Find him on https://instagram.com/karumbo_official?igshid=1nfg0lqontug6 . Link to his YouTube channel https://m.youtube.com/c/Karumbo1 .

We all love visiting and receiving guests, usually if they're people we love. We discussed a few ways to ensure you're not that guest nobody wants in their house.