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#1 Kenyan podcast for entertainment news, sports, business, trending features & a lot more.

Join us at Kenyan Life with Josh as we explore the hidden gems and untold stories of Kenya. From interviewing local celebrities, showcasing breathtaking locations, to immersing ourselves in the vibrant Kenyan culture, we leave no stone unturned. 🎙️🎧 Tune in for an authentic and exciting journey through Kenya, and let's unlock its treasures together! 🔓 #Kenyanlifewithjosh #ExploringKenya #UntoldStories #KenyanCulture #TravelKenya

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The Kenyan Life Podcast is where real Kenyans, real stories, and real vibes meet. Hosted by the ever-curious and charismatic Justin Mureti and the bold, no-filter Nicole ‘Wanjiku’ Gitau, this duo is like that one chama meeting you ACTUALLY want to attend—full of laughter, sharp wit, and the kind of banter that makes you say, "aki these two!" For any business inquiries please do email jmuretig007@gmail.com or reach us @thekenyanlifepodcast on Instagram.

Kenyan Stories is the home of some of our most exciting stories from all over Kenya and the world. For the past twenty years, I have extensively covered people from all walks of life. There is a story in all of us! Please enjoy. I am a Global Executive Strategist and Business and Leadership Scaling (ILS) expert. I specialize in growing talents, scaling businesses, and bringing clarity to individuals and corporates in uncertain times. Daniel Duwa

Some Fine Podcast is a conversation-driven series exploring Kenyan film, stories, and culture. Hosted by Sarika Hemi Lakhani, a German-Kenyan producer and manager of the initiative Some Fine Day Pix, the podcast features Kenyan filmmakers who have brought their films to life with the support of the initiative. Through intimate and thoughtful discussions, the podcast delves into filmmaking, culture, history, intercultural work, colonialisation, and what it means to be human today. Host: Sarika Hemi Lakhani | Editorial: Cora Thielen | Production: Pool Artists | Music: Lukas McNally

The true story of why niggaz catching so much hell

This is my first podcast, please have fun listening and give feedback :)

- Our show is a fun platform to explore the cultural gaps in knowledge of 'aliens' in a new country. Within all that, we keep it real, we talk about personal finances, family formation, our careers and personal goals. We love hearing from listeners, so please email us at grace.kisirkoi@moneysmartphd.com for a chance to feature your experiences on our show. - Catch us on https://linktr.ee/Grace.Kisirkoi - Follow Grace on Instagram @gracekisirkoi - Check out our blog at gracekisirkoi.weebly.com - Personal finances and navigating higher education - moneysmartphd.com

The colourful coded complexion of a summer day are coinciding the chaos of an internal indigo confession of a panicky new life. I’m 16 years old. I blink my eyes and I’m in a new country, I have new friends, and I am a different person. I’ve changed, they’ve changed, we’ve changed. A podcast investigating the Kenyan life abroad in laughs and a marvellous mix of people, prospects, and places. You don’t have to be Kenyan, young, old, travelled, male, female, straight. Just grab a cup of coffee and sit down with me. Hear - lies the story of a Kenyan traveler.

"Building Collapses in Kenyan Capital, Killing at Least 10" is from the April 30, 2016 World section of The New York Times. It was written by Jeffrey Gettleman and narrated by Fleet Cooper.