Episode 3 of Season 2. I am still consistent. I am very pleased with myself.

Below are highlights of Part 2 of my conversation with DJ Delightt:

• The positives of being a female DJ.
• What makes a great DJ?
• Discussion on Afrobeats and the music we love respectively.
• Her solo travel experience in Jordan.
• Visiting Israel, Palestine and the West Bank.
• Dealing with her Mum's illness.

Enjoy the conversation.

Welcome to Episode 2 of Season 2. It is nice to be consistent again on publishing my conversations.

Below are highlights of our conversation:

• The story of almost visiting Morocco and why it didn't happen?
• Being raised in Longview, Texas.
• How travel became a part of her life.
• Attending ESCP Business School in France.
• How she got introduced to motorcycles?
• Her first blog, The Tejana Abroad - https://thetejanaabroad.com/
• Her second blog, The Tejana Biker - https://thetejanabiker.com/
• Which is her favourite country that she has visited?
• A setback that occurred and how she rebounded from it.

Enjoy the conversation.

It truly has been a while. I am glad to be back. I am sharing a conversation I had with Taylor Garrett. Below are highlights of our conversation.

• Dealing with a family setback and how it has shaped her life & career.
• Working with older folks and gaining their respect as a young lady.
• Handling and dealing with anxiety attack.
• How she got bitten by the travel bug?
• Her near death experience in Mauritania.
• Her time in Colombia spent with ex-FARC rebels.
• Her 3 book recommendations.
• What is her life purpose?

Enjoy the show.

Welcome back to another episode of the show. Today, I am delighted to be having a conversation with DJ Delightt. This is Part 1 of our conversation. Part 2 will be released shortly. Below are the highlights of our conversation for Part 1:

• How she stumbled into becoming a DJ?
• Managing social anxiety as a DJ.
• Handling negative attention as a female DJ.

Enjoy Part 1 of my conversation with DJ Delightt. Till next time, be kind to your neighbour.

U.I.

Below are highlights of our conversation:

• how she got into the Airline industry? Check out Dadaab Refugee Complex.
• Period poverty.
• Challenge in running Binti Marvels.
• Article of her being profiled in The Star newspaper.

Enjoy the show.

Below are highlights of what we discussed:

• Her love for cats
• How her life changed after her Dad was brutally murdered.
• Living in Mokuru slum in Nairobi
• Her last days with her Mother.
• Adjusting to life with no parents and no sibling. Duking it out by herself in life.

Enjoy the show.

Below are the highlights of my conversation with Nacho:

• How to hitchhike? Nacho has hitchhiked more than 300 cars.
• How to design a personal silent retreat?
• "You cannot open someone's heart, if you don't open your heart" - Nacho
• Sharing 4 personal stories that he has encountered in his journey of life.
• Sharing his life mission.

You can reach Nacho by e-mail (igagmol@gmail.com) or by IG (nachoaguera).

Thank you for listening to this episode. If you enjoyed the episode, please subscribe and leave a review. This helps the show to get noticed by others and enables the show to grow. Ahsante (thank you in Swahili) for your support. 

Stay curious.

U.I.

Below are the highlights of my conversation with Muambi:

• How to increase grip strength?
• Working out for 6 hours in the gym.
• His relationship with his paternal Grandmother.
• The difficulties of being a sponsored athlete in Africa.
• Maisha Air Ambulance Cover
• Jaan Roose slacklining Cat & Mouse mountains in Samburu County, Kenya. Click here to watch the video.
• His encounters with a Leopard, a Hyena and a pack of Baboons.
• Cattle Rustling in Northern Kenya.
• How he envisages building a romantic relationship in combination with his adventurous mindset?
• He would love to climb the east face of Mount Poi in Samburu County, Kenya.
• Losing a good friend to death on Mount Kenya.

You can reach Muambi by e-mail (pnaituli10@gmail.com) or by IG (afro_vertical).

Thank you for listening to this episode. If you enjoyed the episode, please subscribe and leave a review. This helps the show to get noticed by others and enables the show to grow. Ahsante (thank you in Swahili) for your support. 

Stay curious.

U.I.