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Mothers are special because they carry themselves with so much grace and love but have you ever wondered what kind of gift to get your mum and yet allow her to tell her story through it? This episode tells you more on how you can teach your future generations about your family through your mum's story.…
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This year’s theme for World Breastfeeding Week is ‘Step Up for Breastfeeding: Educate and Support.’ With breastfeeding considered as taboo in some places, society needs to understand the importance of breastfeeding and must encourage women by providing them with the comfort to breastfeed their child at all times. On this episode we look into what w…
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Kenya recently gave the nod to coding by including it as a subject in the curriculum. This is a move towards the right direction for our future generations. Kenya has been looking to curb the unemployment crisis and the solutions have to come from outside the traditional school system. This week we learn more about coding and why it is important.…
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As several sectors of the country opens up with the return of the 24hour economy, we take a retrospective journey on how COVID-19 has affected the mental health of the frontline workers and the country at large. How can we tackle the issues we are going through even as we get back to business as usual? Is it even business as usual anyway?…
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How do you as an employer promote and handle your employees mental health? Can you recognise when a colleague is suffering from mood disorders or mental health issues? Psychologist Ken Munyua tells us more about this and explains how we can make our working environment better regardless of your status or your line of work.…
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How do you preserve your culture as an individual? There are several ways to go about it but there are people who have decided to move mountains and come up with interesting ways to make sure that they preserve their culture. In the spirit of Utamaduni day celebrations, this week's episode focuses on two young women from different communities who a…
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The beauty of the media industry is that it is broad and very engaging. Contrary to popular beliefs, it is not as glamorous as it looks but it is fulfilling. One of my favourite ventures within the industry is voice acting for commercial and business purposes. You have to have a unique sound for you to make it but is that all that one needs? On thi…
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For a long time, menstrual health has been stigmatized in both urban and rural societies. The fact is that menstruation is here to stay and it is upon us to figure out how to deal with it and its effects by promoting menstrual hygiene. This is something both men and women can do to make this natural occurence a little bit bearable for all. Njeri Mu…
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Have you ever considered homeschooling as a viable option for you or your children? Educational expert Manga Mulamba is our guest this week. She will educate us on all we need to know about the unconventional education method which has been in existence for several years but the trend has grown exponentially in the past one year.…
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Theatre arts is said to be a mirror of the society. How deep does it go? What does it take to have a successful role in drama? Are there any misconceptions and challenges in what seems glamorous to the rest of the world? Get all your answers from the horse's mouth on our one on one with a talented Kenyan star.…
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This episode is about safeguarding our mental health during this unprecedented times of living and dealing with the global pandemic COVID19. How and why is it mostly affecting the male species??? We also delve on how to manage the stressful times that may lead to depression. My interview with Dr. Susan Gitau will answer all your questions including…
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