House of Sherehe

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  • Summary

  • Why are some events memorably successful while others turn out as epic fails?

    Hosted by Eric Musembi and Yvonne Silantoi House of Sherehe breaks down the fundamentals that go into the making of any great event by shedding some light on what goes on behind the scenes in the planning and execution of these events. This podcast is for all event enthusiasts; whether you are planning the event or planning to enjoy the event.

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Episodes
  • The WRC hits and misses

    The WRC hits and misses
    Jun 29 2023

    The World Rally Championship drew both positive and negative headlines. The event that has been a major tourist attraction for eons and this year was no different. From President Ruto experiencing the thrill in a rally car, to Kenyans travelling from all over to witness a historic event.


    However rally enthusiasts fear that the highs of the WRC may be hitting a low. Kenyan drivers were discriminated during the award ceremony in what has now been termed by KOT as racism.
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    24 mins
  • The tragedy that was Yetu festival

    The tragedy that was Yetu festival
    Jun 15 2023

    On this episode Eric and Evey talked about the weekend that was looking at the hits and misses of the Yetu Festival.
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    26 mins
  • House of Sherehe Season 2!!

    House of Sherehe Season 2!!
    Jun 8 2023

    The gang is back and back with a bang. In this new season debunking everything events and bringing on amazing guests who know everything about "sherehe"

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    21 mins

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