In this episode, we sit down with Saint Lamar, a bold creative voice in Kenya’s fashion and modelling scene. From being a stylist and event curator to running the unique platform Geeked TFU, Lamar shares his creative journey, key collaborations, and the vision behind his recent pop-up event.
He also opens up about a tough experience in Mombasa, where he lost an iPhone 13 Pro to a group known as wahuni while vending for a brand and how he had to pay the price alone. His story sheds light on the real struggles and lack of support faced by upcoming creatives in Kenya’s fashion industry.
Lamar also drops gems on the best photoshoot locations for models and content creators looking to level up their Instagram feeds.
Tune in for raw insights, fashion talk, and a real conversation about building a name in Kenya’s creative scene.
In this milestone episode, we’re joined by Good Girl Riri yes, Rihanna herself! 👑 We dive deep into how AI has integrated into Gen Z life, from asking ChatGPT random life hacks to exposing our darkest secrets online. 💻😅We also unpack Riri’s journey as a content creator and her exciting plans to launch her own podcast trust us, it’s going to be major!Tune in for laughter, unfiltered conversations, and a glimpse into the tech-driven world we’re all living in.🎧 Watch, comment & subscribe to keep up with The Worst Friends Podcast!#Podcast #GoodGirlRiri #AI #ChatGPT #GenZ #ContentCreation #TheWorstFriendsPodcast-----------------------------------------------------------------Hosts ; Patrick and ViterlisGuest ; Rihanna Angulu Producer : Viterlis Joel & PatrickDirector - @sanevisualsCamera : Sane visuals Audio ; Big M Editing : Joel Recorded at the Creative Economy Practice Entertainment Hub. Learn more : https://form.typeform.com/to/a1tG9MG9.
🎙️ Episode 49 of The Worst Friends Podcast features B3NTOSS, one of Kenya’s most promising artists. He takes us through his incredible journey into music, from his early beginnings to creating Humble Fest 1 & 2, and what inspired the rebrand into Festival Fever.We also dive deep into his upcoming project “Into The Abyss”, the lessons he’s learned along the way, and the vision he has for the future of Kenyan music.🔥 If you’ve ever wondered what it takes to build a movement, this episode is packed with stories, inspiration, and good vibes.👉 Don’t forget to like, comment, and subscribe for more unfiltered conversations with Kenya’s hottest creatives
🔥 Episode 48 is here! We’re hanging out with the bold and unfiltered Diana Mbula one of Kenya’s standout creators who’s built a cult following with her fearless takes and relatable content. From her humble beginnings on social media to becoming a force in lifestyle and culture, Diana spills it all. We get into her love life, her career highs and lows, and the juicy, unspoken truths about relationships between younger men and older women. We even dive into the controversial hustle many uni boys are getting into just to keep afloat. It’s raw, funny and eye-opening a must-watch for anyone curious about what’s really going on in Kenya’s youth scene right now
In this episode, we explore the raw emotions, heartaches, and unforgettable stories that come with love and heartbreak. Joining us is the talented digital content creator Keitha, who opens up about her personal journey and shares heartfelt insights into the realities of modern relationships. Viterlis brings a light-hearted twist with his hilarious and relatable love stories that will have you laughing even as you nod in agreement. Meanwhile, Patrick reveals the unexpected details of his secret love triangle, adding a dramatic edge to an already captivating conversation.This is not just a discussion about romance; it is a deep dive into the highs, lows, lessons, and laughter that come with matters of the heart. Whether you are healing from heartbreak, celebrating love, or simply curious about the complexities of relationships, this episode promises to keep you entertained, inspired, and fully engaged from start to finish
In this episode welcome our friend for a brand new episode after our long unplanned break. We catch up with what the boys have been up to since 6 months ago and drop the plans for the next few episodes.
00:30 - Intro02:45 - How lemmie got mugged
04:11 - How Viterlis was pickpocketed
06:55 - How Pat almost lost his phone
08:14 - Pat Catfishing stories
15:07 - Lemmies new golfing journey
22:00 - Viterlis recap
26:00 - 424 million Mega jackpot plans
39:00 - Why Viterlis dresses up when the guest is a female
46:30 - Try not to laugh at Lemmie's head
48:00 - Viterlis ' brother escapades
52:00 - How viterlis got his nickname Vampire
57:00 - Music reccomendations
1:03:00 - Movie recomendations
1:06:00 - Outro
In this week's episode we invite upcoming shining star Dennz into our studio for an amazing session . The episode title is inspired by Denzz's backstory on what he was doing before music , he had initially intended to do architecture which led to him joining the construction industry as a handyman he tells us on how he even managed to get inspiration at the work site . Dennz takes us through his music journey .He also talks to us about his experience of Performing at humble fest twice . Dennz also talks to us about the making of His Ep ; to all the girls I've loved before where he collaborated with another artist Bentoss .We also get to answer the questions y'all sent through Instagram .listen in like and share and dont forget to comment we like to hear from you
Welcome guys to yet another amazing episode and the whole gang is in studio, Viterlis is back from his hiatus uko ushago , Joel also tells us its probably his last episode with us and we are now doing video episodes(available on Youtube) run the views and subs up on there .
In this episode we welcomed Kenyan hip hop powerhouse , grind hit maker lecco man into the studio for a candid conversation on his music journey. We learn about how he came up with his infamous line ' shawwry anaringa na iphone X kumbe ni iphone launcher' that made it into memes and went viral . He also talked to us about his upcoming project with legend Prezzo . Lecco talks to us about his first time in the booth with a producer while he was still in high school and how long it took for the song to be released he also tells us about the challenges he encountered while getting cash for that studio session .The gang talks about their crazy fan experiences and Lecco tells us how his stage name came to be . From doing freestyles on his phone to lecco performing in some of Kenya's top universities he tells us about his journey the glitz glamor and drama involved in the music drama .
In this weeks episode we welcome Fella Kutti , Viterlis' long time friend .He is a model , fashionista and desingner based in kenya . We get up to conversations regarding fashion art and music and its influence on the modern fashion scene . the Gang also breaks down on kenyan fashionistas who require more recognition and Artists who need to put in more effort into their craft especiallyon the their fashion sense . The Grammys was also filled with a lot of drama and talkin poits the boyz get to rate their favorites and highlights from the award show .Viterlis also takes us through a trip down memory lane from their childhood with Fella , they also tells us about the facebook era and how the migos and how it influenced their fashion sense
In this weeks episode Patricks' old time friend kelly pops in the studio for another rib cracking episode . the boys catch up with one another from their crazy exam week experiences to then it turns to an unexpected trip down memory lane where the boys open up about their highschool experiences which seem to be never ending traumas( from patrick the business man where kelly exposes how they met back in highschool to Viterlis telling us about his experiences . Listen in , like share and comment
In episode 39, I sit down with Lil Osteen, a rising Kenyan rapper making waves in the music scene. We dive deep into his creative journey, the inspiration behind his music, and the challenges he's faced along the way. Beyond the beats and lyrics, Viterlis opens up about childhood traumas and how they’ve shaped his path, offering raw and honest insights. Join us for a candid conversation that blends music, resilience, and personal growth.
In this weeks episode we hosted Miss congeniality USIU for a candid conversation from how she prepared to some of the craziest back stage stories we get a better understanding of what it takes to be a top runway model, Viterlis also gives us a day in the life of a villager sequel ,listen in like share and subscribe .
In this banger of an episode the boys invited the first ever female guest on set . The trio get up to some interesting conversations ,Kenyan High school function (funkie) experiences .Shot by pat brought some Love letters from his time in high school listen in and found out what they wrote to him . In the same fashion Viterlis reminisces how his younger brother was rejected by a girl. Our guest also tells us about her podcast and her crazy week. listen in share and like this episode.
In this weeks episode we hosted the freshest funniest upcoming podcast crew in the 254 , the Mababu podcast .
Known for their raw and uncensored statements which have had us on a chokehold of laughter for the past few months we finally managed to get them in studio with us , this episode definitely brings all the vibes, from the uncanny stories to the out of this world experiences this is what we call a must watch episode .
Long time no drop lets just say this past three weeks have tested our patience as a podcast ,In this much anticipated episode we bring into studio Sam Ndichu a fan of our podcast and friend to Viterlis .We share our past weeks recap and get to learn from Sam who has had some pretty interesting experiences from Ruracio age limits to stories about Thika 'sin city ' and his experience being a student there .
