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In this empowering episode of Sababisha, join us as Florence, a resilient professional with a decade of experience in the male-dominated construction industry, unveils her journey. Balancing career, parenting, and overcoming immigration hurdles, Florence shares her triumphant tale of resilience, proving that success knows no gender barriers. Tune in for an inspiring narrative that transcends chall...

‘Tis the season to be jolly!! 🎄Celebrate with us as we embark on a festive journey, comparing Christmas experiences from Kenya to Canada. We're thrilled to welcome back our special guest, Alex, who previously joined us on 'Work Life with Alex.' In this special episode, not only do we unwrap the joys of the season, but we also reflect on our podcast's incredible growth over its first year—yes, we'...

Embark on a captivating journey with Nyakako in this special episode of Sababisha. From the tight-knit embrace of community to the intricate strokes of artistic expression, and the wholesome rhythm of farm life – Nyakako shares a tapestry of experiences. With laughter as the compass and stories as the guide, this episode unfolds a vibrant canvas of Nyakako's life, where the threads of community, t...

"In this episode, join MC Malasi on a captivating journey as he steps onto the international stage. From hometown vibes to global beats, discover the challenges, triumphs, and unforgettable moments that shape his path as a Master of Ceremony. Tune in for an inside look at how Malasi finds his voice and leaves an impact on stages around the world.

In this illuminating episode, we sit down with award-winning filmmaker Tosh Gitonga, the creative force behind cinematic gems like "Nairobi Half Life," a film that made waves globally and earned a submission to the 85th Academy Awards. Tosh has also directed “Disconnect 1&2” and “Country Queen” which are available for streaming on Netflix. Despite his significant contributions to the Kenyan film i...

Dive into the vibrant worlds of creativity as we sit down with Dan, a photographer, entrepreneur, and philanthropist, on this episode of Sababisha! Dan takes us on a fascinating exploration of the creative industries in Kenya and Canada, shedding light on his experiences as a lensman capturing the essence of both cultures. Delve into the nuances of the film scenes in Nairobi and Canadian cities, d...

Join hosts Chelsea and George in a soul-stirring episode as they share their unique perspectives on spirituality and religion. Chelsea shares the depth of her Christian beliefs, while George reflects on his non-religious stance. Together, they navigate the intersection of faith and skepticism, weaving a narrative that bridges the gap between two distinct perspectives, offering listeners a nuanced...

Get your tickets to Empower Her Flow here: ⁠Empower Her Flow Tickets, Sat, 4 Nov 2023 at 7:00 PM | Eventbrite⁠ In this special episode, we introduce a new segment of the show called "Off the Cuff!" No intros, no official or formal podcast niceties, just hitting record and having real, unfiltered conversations. Join us as we tackle the complexities of dealing with haters in your life and...

In this candid and heartfelt podcast, we share our personal experiences with alcohol and discuss effective ways to curb its impact on our lives and society. Join us as we open up about our own journeys towards sobriety, reflecting on the highs and lows, the challenges, and the triumphs. From exploring the triggers that led us down the path of addiction to the strategies that helped us regain contr...

As Kenyans there are taboo topics that we don't talk about and we think it's about time we did. What are your thoughts and are there taboo topics we didn't touch on? We'd love to hear from you. Thank you and enjoy!

In this episode, we are honored to have two extraordinary guests who are joining in the fight against period poverty in Kenya and making a significant impact on the lives of many young girls. Join us as we sit down with Atifa and Leen, the co-founders of RAD International, a ground breaking organization that is tackling period poverty head-on. We're thrilled to announce an upcoming fundraising eve...

Our first guest host George Kariuki discusses with Annette Wanjiku about learning to be black as Africans. The discussions include racist encounters, navigating being black in a multicultural city, adapting accents and why we should be proud to be both black and African! Remember to share this podcast with just two of your friends and follow us on Instagram @sababisha_pod

In this episode I am joined by my childhood friends Lionel & Abraham as they share their experience of moving from Kenya to the US with their family at just 17 and 13 years old. From adjusting to a totally different school system, learning how to cook for the first time and enjoying the privileges of living in the first world, their story is filled with lots of lessons and unforgettable experience...

We have our first ever panel discussion in this week's episode! Talking about mental health with Kenyan men and how moving to a new part of the world affects it. Men's Mental Health Month is observed in June and it serves to shed light on the mental health struggles faced by men. What are some of the challenges you, or the men around you face when it comes to mental health? PS: So sorry fo...

In this episode I’m joined by George, a Kenyan living in Toronto as we talk about our relationships with our country people in this part of the world. How has your experience with fellow Kenyans been if you’re living in another country? Good? Bad? Share your story with us 🙂

In this episode Alex shares his inspiring story on his journey with his career and how it motivated him to make the move from Nairobi to Toronto. There’s so much to learn from his experience and I hope you enjoy listening to it as much as we enjoyed recording it! And as always, remember to share the link to this episode with two of your friends!

Sababisha is now hosted solely by Chelsea! This episode is just a little preview to what to expect in the future of this great podcast, and an explanation of the sudden change from two hosts to one. If you enjoyed this episode share it with a friend or two, tell a friend to tell a friend. I appreciate your love and support this far and I’m so excited for the journey ahead 😊

This week's episode is all about maandamano (protests) that have been happening recently in Kenya. We talk about the state of protests in our home country and why protesting just doesn't seem to work for us us Kenyans.

Our conversation on Kenyan music continues this week with our first ever guest and live performance!! This week we’re joined by our friend and fellow student at York, Kigen. He’s a Kenyan artist living in Toronto, with a voice and talent that’s unbelievably beautiful! We hope you enjoy listening to this episode as much as we enjoyed recording it!

This week’s episode is all about our experiences listening to and enjoying Kenyan music in Toronto vs Canada. Who’s your favourite Kenyan artist right now?

Our experiences with the healthcare systems in Nairobi and Toronto are the highlight of this week’s episode. How did the first time receiving healthcare in a different part of the world go for you? Follow us @sababisha_pod on Instagram, we’d love to hear from you!

It is valentine's season! This episode is all about our experiences with the day of love in Toronto and Nairobi.

There are some major differenceswhen it comes to the cost of living in Nairobi and Toronto. This week's episode we talk about the culture shocks we got when buying things in a totally different part of the world.

How do you say fashion in Kiswahili? This week we share our views on the differences and similarities when it comes to how people dress up in Nairobi and Toronto.

One good thing about Kenyans we like to have good time! This weeks episode is all about enjoyment.