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This show seeks to amplify the voices of men and women, discussing the modern day challenges and opportunities that come because of gender dynamics. It also equip men with tools, knowledge and awareness that reduces harmful habits associated with traditional masculinity hoping to bridge the gender e
This show seeks to amplify the voices of men and women, discussing the modern day challenges and opportunities that come because of gender dynamics. It also equip men with tools, knowledge and awareness that reduces harmful habits associated with traditional masculinity hoping to bridge the gender equality gap by building bridges rather than walls as the host Dannish Odongo discuss challenges and opportunities a modern man faces with various guests.
1 season, 9 published episodes. Landscape presentation. Ended.
Episode guide
S1 · E1 · 65 min
Chomba Njoka, a psychologist and a former red pill man says millennial men are struggling in all facets of their lives whether relationships, financially, or health wise. He says it's got something to do with who raised the millennials. But he doesn't stop there, he provides a way out.
S1 · E2 · 49 min
In this episode, we sit down with Dennis Ohuru, a consummate storyteller who shares his life journey. From an orphan in a humble home in Sega, to finding himself in a children's home, beating adversity and to a life changing court case.
S1 · E3 · 45 min
In this episode, we sit down with Pastor Godfrey Kehogo of the Reality of Christ Church in Dodoma to talk about the place of prayer and planning in the life of a Christian. Many people spend their time praying without developing a plan yet prayer without planning is like a vehicle without engine.
S1 · E4 · 48 min
In Kenya, many young poor men are locked away in the remand prison on frivolous charges. Some spend months in remand prison because they cannot afford Shs 500 bail. We sit down with Waizeh Solonka of AJAR Kenya who represents these men, pay their bail and get them out of prison.
S1 · E5 · 48 min
LauraThuo, a journalist, a mother and a wife who's living with HIV/AIDs since birth talks about the gender dynamics of HIV/AIDS and why men don't go for testing, neither do they adhere to treatment and as a result of that, they die from HIV/AIDS related illnesses than women who are diagnosed more.
S1 · E6 · 45 min
Joe Okello is the chairperson of the Association of Family Business Owners. In this episode, we talk about what it takes to run a successful family business, the legacy of fathers and why we need to redefine success for men.
S1 · E7 · 55 min
The Kenyan President William Ruto halted the extra ID vetting for the Kenyan Somalis. In this episode, we talk to Burhanidin Simba, the founder of Mazingira Alliance who shares his personal experience with the vetting process.
S1 · E8 · 49 min
Dr. Eddie produced some of the most popular Kenyan songs yet in the midst of all these, he's known tragedy, loads and pain. But like all men, he bounced back. In this episode, we sit down with the legend who's become a first time father at 40 and is now rebuilding his life brick by brick
S1 · E9 · 53 min
Yazua Africa CEO and founder, Eric Mungai talks about his own upbringing and how that set him up for the work he's doing with boys. But he also offers a chilling warning: if we don't do anything for men, then we wouldn't have done anything for women.
