Legally Clueless

Are you aware of how any child trauma you have has affected you? The story on #100AfricanStories this week hit a bit too close to home for me! You'll get it once you listen to the episode. As I said in the episode, you can share your experience with childhood trauma via whatsapp audio note here: +254768628790

I'm overthinking, again! It's really messing up my sleep patterns but I'm actively working on it - I share how in this week's episode! Also, on #100AfricanStories, Scheaffer from Kenya speaks on starting protests in high school and finding her voice! Connect with me on IG here: https://www.instagram.com/legallycluelesspodcast/ Or on whatsapp +254768628790

This week on the 30th of July the world will celebrate International Day Of Friendship! So I decided for this episode to disrupt our normal routine and bring in my best friend of 15years, Val. We talk secrets, toxic friendships and have a little trivia at the end! Oh and I got your shoutouts to your friends, those are in this episode too! #100AfricanStories returns next week! Love to you, and your...

I go a "No" last week from an organization that initially wanted to work with me and it got me feeling some type of way! On #100AfricanStories, Anchie from Kenya shares her experiences as a female road manager for one of East Africa's top musicians. Also next week's episode is celebrating friendships as it'll be Int. Day Of Friendship! So send me a whatsapp audio note telling me about you and your...

I use 2 apps to help with my anxiety. My anxiety flared up on Friday so that reminded me to share! On #100AfricanStories Jayson from Kenya shares his humourous story on losing love & a job! Join our Insta tribe here: https://www.instagram.com/legallycluelesspodcast/

We're 6 months into 2019 and in this episode I do a brief audit of my 6 months and share a few lessons I learnt! On #100AfricanStories Abigail from Kenya shares her story of once dating a fraudster! Join the podcast IG page here: https://www.instagram.com/legallycluelesspodcast/

What are your dreams? What are you doing to make them a reality? I keep asking myself those two questions especially now that I'm actively on that path and I have a few lessons I've learnt about chasing your dreams! On #100AfricanStories this week, Alex, a sports journalist in Kenya shares his story of chasing his dream! Remember to follow this podcast on IG here: https://www.instagram.com/legally...

This week I'm thankful for clarity and no confusion! Everything feels right - even standing on the same stage with the president! #100AfricanStories this week features Chim; a Kenyan and Nigerian his story brings forth a very important topic on African men and the support systems they lack. Remember to follow our official IG page: https://www.instagram.com/legallycluelesspodcast/

One week of self - employment has been....interesting In this episode catch up with this major life change and I have some EXCITING news! On #100AfricanStories Chiki Kuruka reppin Nigeria shares the number of times she's jumped in front of a KNIFE! Which is interesting because I just watched a BBC story on African teenagers being sent back home to Africa because they're targets of knife crimes! Do...

I made a decision that took me FOUR years to make! Here's to new beginnings! Find out what I cluelessly did in this episode! Also, this week on #100AfricanStories, Max shares her experience of being unemployed Let's just say that relatives need to be better support systems sometimes when we're unemployed! She has some great tips on moving from a job! Enjoy the episode and follow the podcast on IG...

This week on #100AfricanStories (Story 2) Kenyan rapper Wangechi takes us through The waves of rejection, earning millions, A terrible record deal and The beauty of evolving! PS: The book I mention is Rupi Kaur's The Sun And Her Flowers Wangechi's handle is @wangechimusic Follow this podcast on IG here: https://www.instagram.com/legallycluelesspodcast/?hl=en

I realized that I love telling stories And getting people to tell their stories! Stories that teach, that inspire That make us cry or laugh! So hopefully I can get 100 African Stories In the episodes to come! Story 1 is Nancy's battles as a Young African Woman in a workspace. Enjoy!

We're on double digits!!! Episode TEN! This is one of my faves because it's a little laid back Starts with a girls' night out Ends with me registering for a new class And trying to bring an idea to life!

My best friend Val makes a comeback to the podcast! We both attribute our healing to going to therapy and we tell you all our good, bad, beautiful therapy stories in this episode. Val is also hosting one of our fave therapists on her blog so if you have questions she should ask the therapist send them in via: - Our podcast hotline +254768628790 - DM @misslwile on instagram

There are many things that trigger my grief. Funerals though, are top of that list - 3 funerals later I've finally figured out exactly why. If you'd like to share your thoughts on this episode - do send through a whatsapp voice/audio note to: +254768628790

Last week I was in Ethiopia for the very first time. I was invited by the African Union for the 2nd Pan African Youth Forum. There were many African youth present to witness the launch of the 1mby2021 initiative. Of course I wanted to meet the team behind it all, as it was run by a group of young Africans! Their leader being Kholekile Mnisi! His story just blew me away - from never knowing who his...

My best friend Val a.k.a Lwile of 14years is on this episode! She's recently found her passion, as have I but we keep failing to find a way to live off our passion - they don't make us enough money (or no money even). We don't think we're the only ones facing this - enjoy our tips, venting & laughter in this episode. PS: Check out her blog here: https://lwiletheleo.com/

This episode picks up where we left it - Body Insecurities. Thank you for sending in your stories of overcoming insecurities about your body on the podcast hotline! Some of them are in this episode! Also in this episode, my good friend, colleague and Kenyan media personality, Lynda Nyangweso shares her turning point - when she realized she had to start loving her body.

This episode is inspired by: - my journey to accepting my scars and learning not to be ashamed of them. - A quote I came across: “Dare to love your body in a society that makes you hate it for profit” - and it spoke volumes to my journey of self acceptance. PS: If after listening to this episode you want to share about your own insecurities about your body - send a whatsapp voice note to: +2547686...

Last Episode I shared my personal battle with grief and asked you to share yours on the #LegallyClueless hotline! This episode is more of your story, your voices, than mine. Thank you to everyone who shared their story with me! I'm glad this is becoming a safe space for us!

I'm anxious about the 31st of March - that will mark 7 years since my mum passed away. Grief has definitely been the toughest thing I have ever battled, consistently. Loosing her is the greatest heartbreak I have to relive over and over. Speaking about it helps me and if you want to share your own battle with grief with me - to be used in the next episode - record a whatsapp audio/voice note and s...

This is for everybody who is stressed out because you don’t have your stuff in order and it seems like everyone else has it figured out....except you! I feel the same. So I created a safe space for us!