Kenyan Podcasts You Should Listen To

NAIROBI, Kenya, June 27- In recent years, the podcasting scene in Kenya has experienced a remarkable surge, giving rise to a vibrant audio landscape that is captivating audiences across the nation.

From thought-provoking conversations to entertaining storytelling, Kenyan podcasts have become a powerful medium for amplifying diverse voices, addressing important social issues, and sparking engaging discussions. With a rich tapestry of topics and a growing community of talented hosts, these podcasts are redefining the way we consume and interact with media in Kenya.

In this article, we delve into the dynamic world of Kenyan podcasts, shining a spotlight on some of the noteworthy shows that are making waves and offering unique perspectives on relationships, culture, personal growth, and more. Join us as we embark on an audio journey, exploring the depth and breadth of Kenya’s podcasting landscape, and uncovering the voices that are shaping the nation’s conversations.

1. So This is love Podcast
2. The Mics Are Open Podcast
   The Mics Are Open is a comedy podcast hosted by Homeboyz Radio presenters G-Money and Andy Young alongside Neville and Ashley. The four hosts share their opinions on different topics on the episodes that go live every Friday. The podcast is produced by The Good Co.
3. The Joyride Podcast
   The Joyride, hosted by gospel singer Ben Cyco and his wife, Wanjiru Njiru is one of the most popular podcasts in Kenya right now. The duo says the podcast is a platform seeking to educate and entertain by sharing life and its journey. In the podcast, Ben and Njiru talk about their relationship journey and other aspects of life that they have experienced. They normally invite other famous figures to their show and engage them in deep conversations.
4. Nipe Story Podcast
   Nipe Story (Tell Me A Story) is a fortnightly Kenyan podcast that gives a voice to written short stories. This podcast is hosted by Kevin Mwachiro.
5. The Sandwich Podcast
   The Sandwich is a comedy podcast hosted by four creatives namely Joan Melly, Kibz, Nyamita, and Owen. The topics discussed in the weekly podcast are inspired by the hosts’ life experiences. They also feature guests.
6. Legally Clueless Podacst
   Legally Clueless, hosted by Adelle Onyango, is a podcast that explores stories of African millennials. Adelle shares her own experiences and also interviews guests who share their personal stories, addressing topics like identity, mental health, and societal issues.
7. Iko Nini Podcast
   Iko Nini is a podcast hosted by a talented group of individuals, including rapper Mwafreeka, DJ Zaq, Ian, and media personality Rapcha The Sayantist.
8. Otherwise? Podcast
   Otherwise is Brenda Wambui’s podcast that discusses Kenyan current affairs that don’t get covered by mainstream traditional and new media.
9. ManTalk Podcast
   This podcast highlights the need for conversations led by men on issues such as toxic masculinity, fatherhood, feminism, dating, and self-care. Mantalk. ke is hosted by content creators Eli Mwenda and Oscar Koome.
10. Speaking of Gen Z Podcast
    Speaking of Gen Z is a new podcast on Nation FM that brings you entertaining, yet meaningful conversations about a generation that is trying to navigate through adulthood. Join hosts Michelle, Jackie, and Esther as they unravel all things Gen Z, all while letting you in on the secrets of hacking a Gen Z-driven era.

    Kenyan podcasts are transforming the audio landscape, amplifying diverse voices and sparking conversations. Through captivating narratives and thought-provoking discussions, they challenge norms and inspire change. Join the community of podcast enthusiasts, immerse yourself in their stories, and experience the power of Kenyan podcasts to ignite connection and foster understanding.