Amandeep Jadge, an upcoming Kenyan comedian shares his humourous journey to the stage, and some reflections on whether Kenyans can take a joke. Oh, we talk about hilarious bouts of diarrhoea too!
Lots of people turned to FX trading as well as the purchase of crypto currencies during the COVID-19 pandemic. The world is in the midst of another crisis; can a risky bet on currency trading sustain during these tough times?This episode features Monika Jurgenfelt, the Chief revenue officer at Equiti group, the company behind FX Pesa.
Willie Oeba is a Kenyan spoken word artist and human rights activist who has gained fame (and notoriety) for his political poetry. It's been described as brave and brazen, but actually comes from a very fearful place. I sat down with Willie to talk about his most recent work "Uhuru Malisa Uenda" (Uhuru, finish an go)
This episode takes a peek into the future, with a guest who is prepared to meet it. Eva Kimani, a young Kenyan lawyer cum software engineer is my guest for this episode. We talk about the impact of emerging technologies on big problems, like procurement, the potential solution blockchain can be for our future election and everyday challenges like online dating. We also discuss the future of value (or is it the future value of...?)
Is doing the right thing its own reward? What if doing the right thing sets you on a collision course against powerful people? I sat down with Narendra Galot, whose story is a study in the real consequences of standing for the right thing. A great conversation, lubricated with a little whiskey :)
Hot election, hot flashes and keeping your head in the midst of the heat of battle. Active citizen Jerotich Seii is my first guest on my new podcast, No reservations!
