In my very last episode of my podcast, I want to thank you for tuning in and sharing my links. Until we meet again…

In this episode I question the existence of God, and what I am supposed to believe.

“Take a picture of me wearing this rugged jeans and a torn shirt, cause I look cute, almost like a homeless person!”

In this episode, I reflect on “Hitting Budapest” by Zimbabwean author NoViolet Bulawayo, a raw and brilliant short story that follows children from a slum called Paradise as they wander into the manicured streets of wealth and silence. It’s a journey driven by hunger, but beneath it lies something more a mirror held up to the world and its voyeurism.

I speak from the smoke and silence of starting over, of stepping into rooms I wasn’t sure I belonged in, and learning to breathe underwater when life threw me in the deep.

This is not just a story it’s a reckoning, a rising, a remembering. Let this be your invitation to walk through the flames with me.

In this episode, we reimagine Esteban as the hope, grief, and defiance of Kenya’s 2024 Finance Bill protests. He is a mysterious figure from Gabriel Garcia Marquez’s “The Handsomest Drowned Man in the World”, book whose arrival in a small village even dead, changes the people who found him forever. I also honor the fallen heroes who marched for a better future, and explore what their sacrifices means for Kenya’s youth and tomorrow’s dreams.

Money and self love? Perfect Combo and here is why

Exploitation at its peak! Najua leo karibu uingie kwa mtaro ju ya mvua. We have to blame someone, and you blame?

“Phewwww 🤧, we are almost done!”

I am vouching for hyena because the hare is not the victim here, it’s just a narcissistic character in every story told and this is why…..

So what makes an epiphany so powerful? It's the suddenness of it, the feeling of clarity and insight that can come with it. It's the sense that you've stumbled upon a truth that was previously hidden from you. Here is mine.