This week, Paula speaks with Nancie Mwai, a powerhouse Kenyan content creator who is making moves in fashion retail and design.

This month on the Money Matters episode, we are talking about what happens when you actively work on your personal finance and financial literacy.

This week, Paula speaks with Tahira Nizari, the co-founder of Kazi Yetu. Meaning "our work" in Kiswahili, Kazi Yet is a social enterprise agribusiness that aims to keep all of the value chain processes of locally-grown products in Tanzania

What does it sound like when you are just starting your business? It’s rare to hear an entrepreneur still early in the process of entrepreneurship share their wins and challenges. That’s why this week, I’m excited to speak with Susan Njoroge of Sip Trip, a drinks-delivery service here in Nairobi, Kenya.

This week, Paula is celebrating her birthday!

This week on the podcast, Paula interviews Lulu Kitololo, a graphic artist and designer who runs the Nairobi-based Lulu Kitololo Studio.

This month on the Money Matters episode: we are talking about the importance of your Money Mindset.

This week, Paula shares her podcasting journey thus far — hoping to inspire aspiring podcasters that they can do it too!

In the new episode, Social media strategist Olivia Ambani breaks down the ups and downs of building your brand on social media. She answers all your questions about using it efficiently-- and how to grow it.

This week on the podcast, Paula interviews Bella Nakato, the guru behind Uganda’s natural hair revolution. She has achieved this through her Kampala-based hair salon and store, EnviriZaNacho, and her beauty line, AfriLux Beauty.

In this month’s Money Matter's episode, Paula dives into the key reasons women hesitate talking to each other about money (which is strange because we’ll talk to our homegirls aboutt everything else!!).

This week on the podcast, Paula interviews the mentor-in-her-head Pat Okelo, the woman behind one of the strongest female business communities in Kenya.

In the second of two episodes, Paula continues to explores the mistakes she made in her first two years of business at Kali Media and Africa Podfest. This time round she covers the fallout of not nailing your daily routine to understanding your company’s financial books. Plus, for those who follow me on Instagram (@kalibawse), I finally talk about the #75hard Challenge *** As mentioned in this episode:The #75HardChallenge (created by Andy Frisela):https://bit.ly/30KXFQd https://bit.ly/31HMKWu   Key Person Risk:https://bit.ly/2PEnL0Xhttps://bit.ly/3kzUHpFhttps://bit.ly/33NRMU4   Learning How To Say No: https://bit.ly/2CfsNOchttps://bit.ly/33Kvin6https://bit.ly/30M8SzU Financial Accounting Fundamentals (Coursera): https://bit.ly/31FRc8jHillary Clinton interview (PBS Newshour): https://bit.ly/30KgUcqPaula on the Tim Smal podcast: https://bit.ly/3afVA1MPaula on the Fifty First Coffees: https://bit.ly/2PGtmDT   Connect with me (Paula) Twitter https://twitter.com/kalibawse Instagram https://www.instagram.com/kalibawse/ I Have No Idea What I’m Doing instagram https://www.instagram.com/africanwomeninbiz/ I Have No Idea What I’m Doing Facebook group (highly recommended) https://bit.ly/3dXScJ2 Recommend someone for the podcast: https://forms.gle/MzNq7wJKUqVMKFNz8   This podcast episode was produced by Kali Media

In the first of two episodes, Paula tackles the mistakes she made in her first two years of business at Kali Media and Africa Podfest.

This week on the podcast, Paula interviews Abba Arunga, the co-founder and “vibes creator” of Lava Latte, a boutique Kenyan coffee shop.

In today’s episode, host Paula Rogo is in conversation with Kenya’s Sonal Haria, the co-founder and CEO of Canvas Cosmetics.

Paula is diving into seven indicators you should look for to determine whether or not your finances are NAY or YAY!

Kenya's Tricia Wanjala, the person behind Africa's largest natural hair movement, talked to Paula about launching a new hair and beauty line.

In March, the world went into a standstill as everyone retreated inside (with hand sanitizer and soap) to avoid the threat of Covid-19. In her first-ever solo session, host Paula Rogo breaks down the 10 things she has learned from the standstill that she plans to take with her for the rest of her life.

After a year and half away, host Paula Rogo is back to share lessons, thoughts and insights on her entrepreneurial journey (and more interviews with other E. African women in business). Season 2 drops, Thursday, July 2, 2020. Subscribe to catch new episodes!