Aqute Media
YellowTape
This Aqute Media production is meant to discuss the issues that otherwise people shy away from. Tune in for the very most provoking conversations meant to help you uncover the hidden societal issues. YellowTape features guests in the episodes and explores issues from religion, entrepreneurship, culture, economy, climate change etc!
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YellowTape Installment 5 - Dennis Shisia Talking Campus Lady Magazine and Start Ups 26.11.2019 59:43
Dennis Shisia Talking Campus Lady Magazine And Start Ups
YellowTape Installment 4 - Marira and Trippy Geng Talk Social Media Marketing And Music 19.11.2019 1:15:57
Marira and Trippy Geng Talk Social Media Marketing And Music
YellowTape Installment 3 - Allan Minani Talks Podcasting Industry and Entrepreneurship 12.11.2019 1:51:39
Allan Minani Talks Podcasting Industry and Entrepreneurship
YellowTape Installment 2 - Entrepreneurship through the eyes of a Kenyan Youth & Self-discovery Journey 05.11.2019 1:30:41
Before starting a business, ask yourself why will this not work? With this question you are able to work on all the items that will make your idea not work. Mwangi shares his experience in entrepreneurship.
YellowTape Installment 1 - Climate Change and Environmental Conservation 28.10.2019 1:02:45
Is climate change a hoax
YellowTape: Tapping into eCommerce 28.10.2019 1:12:21
eCommerce in Kenya & building the next millionaires
YellowTape (Mashujaa Special) - Overcoming Depression, Our Fears And Becoming Better Version Of Us 21.10.2019 43:22
Overcoming Depression, Our Fears and Becoming Better Version Of Us
YellowTape: SAGA Initiative 14.10.2019 1:00:00
Gambling Problem
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