Have you healed from childhood trauma? Today, we have a conversation with Pesh Wangui (Koi) as she opens up about her journey through pain and trauma that led to depression after conceiving her third child. From marrying earlier than she had planned, to going against her father’s advice about the community she married into, Pesh found herself battling deep struggles. Listen and learn how unhealed pain and emotions can affect our lives and children — and most importantly, how to heal and overcome.
I failed my first Mc job but I knew this was what I needed to do with my life. Mc Kamaa Wa Rongai opens up about his tough beginnings as an emcee and what fuels his dreams for a better future for his kids.
Meet Father Robert a priest with a different opinion!
While many church leaders ask people to come to church all week and give money, Father Robert says the church should stop taking advantage of people.
He believes people should work, be independent, and not spend every day in church. He also has a very different view on marriage.
Don’t miss this interesting and bold message!
How do you balance family, friends, and in-laws while still maintaining a strong relationship with your spouse? We had an insightful conversation with Pastor Andrew Mwangi, and here’s what he shared.
Hon. Isaac Maigua Mwaura, the current Government Spokesperson, began his political journey at a young age, driven by a deep passion for advocacy and public service. Born with albinism, he faced widespread discrimination and rejection, including being abandoned by his father and raised solely by his mother and grandmother.
Despite these challenges, Hon. Mwaura turned adversity into motivation. His personal struggles became the foundation of his commitment to fight for inclusion and equal rights.
Today, he stands as a powerful symbol of resilience and determination, proof that no barrier is too great when one is guided by purpose and perseverance.
She lit up our screens as Kawira in Papa Shirandula and now Vihoja Mahakamani but behind the scenes, her life was falling apart. From losing her radio job to marriage which made her life unbearable, she finally speaks out about the painful journey, the fame, the heartbreak, and finding her voice again.
Wamsoo has always been funny, even as a kid. Now he’s turning that talent into something big making people laugh and making money too!
So many of you asked for him, and now he’s finally here.
Don’t miss it!
“I’ll never go back to working as a househelp after the pain and judgment I went through. Many employers believe househelps should work 24/7, dress in overly long clothes to ‘avoid tempting’ their husbands, and are constantly suspected of trying to steal them. I was treated like less than human."
Meet Shiku Nara, once a househelp, now an upcoming gospel artist with powerful potential, mentored by gospel icons Joy Janet and Shiru Wa GP.
Her story will inspire you.
Make your money work for you, so your 9-5 becomes a hobby not a must.
Stop relying on expensive bank loans instead invest on things Money Marker Funds( MMF’s), Bonds, Treasury Bills and Shares which have higher returns per annum.
Meet Paul Chege, the man questioning why we’re breaking the bank for nursery kids when the same basics are taught at your local public school.
Are our financial priorities all wrong? Let’s talk.
Today we sit down with Mukami Wa Watahi, the famous Chapati Mistress, to learn the tasty secrets behind the chapati everyone loves.
Let’s talk about chapati!
Simon and Joy have taken over TikTok with their unique take on love and marriage.
While some people mistake Simon’s approach for toxicity, the truth is this couple has walked a long journey together.
Their bond is real, their love is deep, and they wouldn’t wish to share life with anyone else but each other.
Tune in to get an insight to this couple's amazing narration of their definition of marriage and love.
We often say we’re happy, but do we truly understand what happiness means? In her book "Why Celibacy: A Journey to a Higher Self," Sophia Waweru describes happiness as a sense of stillness and inner calm, reminding us that real joy comes from within.
Felister Nyakio, famously known as Nyaks Pishori Rice, started with small hustles from selling chips to trying different businesses and now she’s an established agripreneur in the rice industry, growing her own rice and educating fellow farmers to make an impact in the industry.
Her journey is one of resilience, passion, and growth.
"I was just 17 and still in school when we formed the group ‘Mungiki.’" Former Mungiki leader Apostle Ndura Waruinge opens up about his journey and the steps he and others took in starting the movement.
Today, we sit down with Ndura Waruinge, the former Mungiki founder turned Apostle of Crusaders for Christ Ministries. He shares his perspective on the difference between religion and culture, as well as the controversies that often stir debate online.Waruinge also voices his concerns about Kenya’s political structure, the shedding of innocent firstborns’ blood, and the covenants that have shaped the country into what it is today.Tune in for this thought-provoking conversation!
“I never thought I’d release my well-known song Munyamaruri because it carries the weight of my personal pain,” Esther Konkara shares as she opens up about her musical journey from her early beginnings to her future dreams. Beyond music, she passionately advocates for children with different abilities.
She also leads an organization, Special Families Advocacy and Empowerment Program, that supports both these children and their mothers in navigating daily life while challenging societal stigma. Tune in to hear her full story today.
Recently, we hosted Monica Warigia in an exclusive interview where she opened up about joining a cult and how her life changed after becoming part of a certain church. Today, she shares the rest of her story how she lost her daughter and the courageous journey of how she finally managed to escape the cult.
From Zetech University Journalism Graduate to Comedy Star — Githua Man joins us in studio to crack ribs and share how job scarcity led him to turn laughter into a lifestyle.
Don’t miss this inspiring and hilarious journey!
Did you know that by starting with an initial deposit of Ksh 30,000 and making monthly contributions of Ksh 30,000 for a period of 40 years, you can accumulate up to Ksh 356M?Daniel Ndegwa expounds on the beauty of compound interest and how to grow your wealth.
