Afleveringen
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When God says yes, no one can say no. Shiru Ka Murang’a believed this with all her heart. So when she heard that her village would be hosting top Kikuyu entertainers, she knew it was her moment to shine. With faith and courage, she stepped up to perform—hoping someone would notice her talent.
To her surprise, the crowd responded with overwhelming support, pledging to stand by her musical journey. Just when she thought no one was paying attention, doors began to open.
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“I discovered my talent while serving a jail term,” Simo HPL told me today.
When he was young, Simo HPL got involved with bad groups, which led to his arrest and time in jail. But while he was there, he found a hidden talent—writing and composing music for himself and other artists.
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Music producer Jude Mbaire has recently stirred conversation by calling out Mugithi artists, labeling them as “lazy” for not creating original compositions.Join us today at 4 PM as we dive into this hot topic with Jude Mbaire, an artist, and Mr. Mistariful for their take on the matter.
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You can brand yourself through the services you provide. Whether you’re a teacher, a farmer, or offer any kind of service, it’s in your best interest to build a personal brand and let people know what you do.Watch this episode where Nyandia Gachago shares powerful insights on personal branding and why it matters.
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Today, we sit down with Leah Kim, popularly known as Leah Kim Nyamboke.In our conversation, Nyamboke opens up about how she picked up the ‘Abagusii’ accent during her past ‘marriage’ life—an accent she later turned into a trademark in her acting career.
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If you’ve listened to the song *Kihembe Hembe*, then you already know the talented artist behind it—Dommy Itugi. Brother to the renowned Mike Rua, Dommy opens up about his journey into music and how his songs are deeply rooted in real-life experiences. Catch the full story in today’s episode on my YouTube channel Don’t miss the episode
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What is insurance, and why does it matter in our daily lives?Today, we get into an important topic—insurance—and explore how it can benefit you and your loved ones.Apart from motor vehicle insurance, what other insurance covers are you familiar with? And do you know you can also insure your mobile phone?There’s more to insurance than you might think—and it could make all the difference when life takes an unexpected turn.Join the conversation with Catherine Waruguru Wahome as we unpack the value of insurance and why it’s essential for everyone.Don’t miss out on this insightful discussion!
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Did you know you can start a business using AI technology—without any employees?Technology has drastically changed how we learn, work, and run businesses. In today’s episode, Nyandia Gachago, CEO of MintyLime, dives into the power of embracing tech in business. She shares how tools like ChatGPT can help you automate tasks, boost productivity, and scale—smarter and faster.
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A decorated policewoman Carol Njuguna whose unwavering dedication to serving the needy in Githurai area has earned her global awards, UN(United Nations) peacekeeping missions across Africa, and a place among the exclusive eight certified private security trainers, two of which are women.Get the listen a side of the police you never knew existed and the incredible work they're all doing.
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Family always comes first in everything we do. Addeh Prince shares how the unwavering support from his siblings played a vital role when he began his music career.
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Did you know that Kanisy Ka Remah joined the music industry after her marriage went south?Born in Mathira, Nyeri County, Kanisy shares her journey into music and explains why she sings songs that many consider to be about heartbreak.
Don’t miss this episode as we get up close and personal with her story.
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Meet DJ Jacy, a rising Mugithi DJ who turned her life around after struggling with unemployment.
With support from her parents and a strong will to learn, she mastered the art of mixing music.
Now, her passion is paying off in a big way!
Listen to her inspiring story of growth, hard work, and persistence.
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Meet Skia Uzito—a soul from another era rocking a Gen-Z vibe.
After years of covering timeless classics, he's now dropping his own hits, winning hearts across generations.
Tune in as he shares how he’s breaking barriers and owning the stage, proving that music has no age limit!
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I used to work as a houseboy for a man who promised to help us during my father's funeral."
Meet James Wanyoike – a talented music producer behind popular Kikuyu gospel songs like Munduiriri by Carol Wanjiru and Materetha by Jane Muthoni.
James has worked with many well-known Kikuyu gospel artists, including Philip Kimani, N.D. Githuka, Paul Waiganjo, Loise Kim, Jane Muthoni, and Francis Kogii. Later on, he started singing his own songs like Ndiare Mwega and Ndigokua.
With the support of a close friend, James managed to move his family to the UK, although it wasn’t easy. He struggled to provide for them and even faced issues for moving houses without informing the authorities.
In today’s interview, we learn more about James Wanyoike, his career path, and how he has grown over time.
Don’t miss this inspiring story!
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"My past experiences with men taught me to stay alert so I wouldn’t get hurt. I used to quickly trust any man who showed me love or care, but most of them were just pretending."
In today’s interview, we talk to Lydia Wanjiku, a popular social media figure who gives girls advice on relationships.
She shares her personal story and how her past relationships inspired the work she does today.
You don’t want to miss this!
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The song Ciringi Yanga became a popular hit song from Peterson Njenga but did you know the artist behind this song?
Did you know I personally featured the song as a dancer😂
Today we listen to the musical journey of Peterson Njenga as he speaks of his upcoming album launch and comeback.
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The Song Kungu Maitu has continued to become a popular especially among the young generation but did you know the journey behind the artist who composed this song?
Today we listen to how Njoroge wa Njoki surrendered school to try and pursue music, Living his early life and mentored by Salim Junior to recording his song which was released in 2011 and became a hit recently.
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Kenya’s arts scene is growing fast, and theatre is definitely part of the action.
Today, we talk about Wangu wa Makeri — a play by Kwa Ndego Productions, showing from May 2nd to May 4th.
The cast includes Lawrence Murage, James Matere, Phylis Mbuthia, Mwana Mwende, Maryanne, SP Chege, and many more.
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I uploaded my first video singing along to a song, and it went viral! Watch and listen to how Prince Kim trained guitar with John Mbugua YouTube tutorials and how keeps his audience entertained with his trending TikTok content.
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Born South Sudanese, raised Kenyan, and rooted in Kikuyu culture—she speaks and sings in Kikuyu with ease, yet her heart beats with the rich traditions of her South Sudanese heritage. She embraces both worlds, taking pride in the order and respect found in her culture’s marriage and dowry traditions.
A true bridge between two beautiful identities.
Meet Alato Machar who also goes by Njeri Macharia as she share the exciting side of her culture we all don't know much about.
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