Podcasts about muthoni

Primera Muthoni, team lead at Analytics Business Center, discusses the pivotal role of technology and innovation in driving economic growth. She highlights the importance of investing in human capital, digital literacy, and an innovative workforce. Muthoni shares insights from her diverse career spanning engineering, marketing, and product management, emphasizing the importance of leveraging AI tools in various sectors such as marketing, finance, and agriculture. She also addresses the opportunities in fintech, agri-tech, healthcare, and education for achieving a middle-class economy by 2040. Additionally, Muthoni touches on the significance of mentorship and collaboration in business growth and reveals how her company partners with Zoho to support digital transformation for businesses in Uganda.00:00 Introduction to Human Capital and Technology00:53 Meet Ms. Primera Muthoni01:57 Journey into Communications05:42 From Engineering to Marketing07:30 The Importance of Technology in Business12:26 AI in Marketing and Beyond16:59 Empowering Ugandan Businesses18:20 Opportunities in Uganda's Tech Space20:45 The Role of Digital Literacy22:27 Future Projects and Collaborations24:29 Achieving a Middle-Class Economy by 2040Follow up with her on X and LinkedIn nn her name!Share your feedback and inquiries at onugandapodcast@gmail.com or call/WhatsApp +25678537996. PODCAST DISCLAIMER. The views and opinions expressed in the episode are those of the individuals. They do not represent or reflect the official position of the ON Uganda Podcast, so we do not take responsibility for any ideas expressed by guests during the Podcast episode. You are smart enough to take out what works for you. As of 18.09.24

Join us as we jump into a conversation around creating a sense of community for women experiencing life transitions such as menopause, aging, and overall health. As we sit down with Christine Muthoni, one of the founders of Elite Women KE.

During Africa Tech Festival, Muthoni gained invaluable insights from fellow changemakers from Angola, Sierra Leone, Mauritius, Uganda, Lesotho and Kenya. The entrepreneurs interviewed in this episode are in tech sectors such as job creation - a pioneering life skills service provider that is transforming employment opportunities across the Southern African Development Community (SADC) at an affordable cost, to climate tech and agriculture – offering solar technologies and agricultural inputs, to education – focusing on foundational literacy and numeracy for children aged 4-11 and healthcare – a telemedicine platform transforming healthcare access. 

During Africa Tech Festival, Muthoni caught up with fellow changemakers from Angola, Sierra Leone, Mauritius, Uganda, Lesotho and Kenya. The entrepreneurs interviewed in this episode are in tech sectors such as education, ensuring that every child has access to quality education, while another is leveraging language to develop tailored content and interactive sessions to enhance language skills, and another is a provider of advanced drone services, dedicated to delivering innovative aerial solutions. The changemakers in this episode are: - José Pires Kapango – Konnect Academy – Angola - Lovetta Bangura – Easy Stem – Sierra Leone - Melwyn Madelon – Aeraccess Indian Ocean Ltd – Mauritius - Timothy David Wambi – Ajibu Community – Uganda 

My conversation today looks at the expectations of Africa's tourism industry players ahead of the maiden Essence of Africa travel show scheduled for 2-4 December 2024 in Nairobi,Kenya. In this chat, Rosemary Muthoni Director of sales at Sopa lodges tells me the track record of Onshow Solutions and ATTA, organisers of the show makes her confident of meeting the right buyers from the key source markets. Rosemary Muthoni brings vast experience and expertise to the Sopa Lodges team, having worked with renowned hotel brands in Kenya and across the East African hospitality industry. As the Director of Sales, Rosemary leverages her extensive knowledge to drive business growth and build strong trade partner relations.  Her leadership skills and innovative approach ensure that the Sales team delivers efficient and personalized services, while contributing to the company's growth. Rosemary's passion for hospitality and her commitment to excellence align perfectly with the Core Values of Sopa Lodges, ensuring that guests continue to enjoy unforgettable experiences at all Sopa properties.  A visionary leader, Rosemary holds a degree/master's in Accounting, Finance, Business Management, and Business Administration from KCA University and the Kenya Institute of Management, respectively. She also holds a qualification in Strategic Management from the European Business University of Luxembourg and remains continuously committed to staying ahead of industry trends and innovations. Her expertise in the hospitality industry makes her a vital part of the Sopa Lodges' leadership team. 

Host Ben Owden engages in a thought-provoking conversation with Dr. Soumya Swaminathan, a renowned pediatric leader and former WHO Chief Scientist. They explore the interconnected relationship between health and climate change and the role of transformative leadership in addressing these complex challenges.The conversation explores the need for innovative thinking, diversity of thought, and collaboration to tackle these issues. Dr. Swaminathan shares insights from her career, stressing the importance of humility, empathy, and listening to affected communities in transformative leadership. She also addresses the challenges of misinformation and the necessity of public health communication.Ben Owden speaks with Dr. Muthoni Ntonjira, Managing Director and Health Systems District Leader for Philips East Africa. They explore the transformative impact of AI on healthcare, emphasizing the need for inclusivity and equity. Dr. Ntonjira shares her journey from a medical officer to a leader in health tech, highlighting the importance of diverse data sets in AI development and the critical role of women in decision-making positions. She discusses overcoming imposter syndrome, the significance of mentorship, and the necessity of male allyship to foster a supportive environment for women in tech. Important Links*Join Thrive in the Middle Today! *Book WhyLead to Train Your Teams*Explore Our ServicesSocial Media*Ben Owden's LinkedIn*Ben Owden's Twitter 

In this solo episode, Muthoni talks about fear and how it affects us. Are you holding back because of fear? Fear can often feel like an unwelcome guest, but Muthoni is here to remind you that you have the power to overcome it and pursue the ideas that are in the forefront of your mind. When an idea crosses your mind, write it down. Seek wisdom and counsel from those you trust. Research the idea. Believe in yourself. Execute the idea. Our ideas are worthy of being turned into reality. Tune in and let Muthoni inspire, encourage and uplift you. 

This week the gang is back with a special episode, Muthoni is joining the pod to ask us some questions "Hot Ones Style" while we attempt to eat some very hot wings. Intro: “Reed and Colerick” by Illastrate If you want to leave us a message and voice your opinion about a topic click below Send us a message —————————————————— Todays Guest Muthoni Twitter -  hella_fine_1908 Instagram - hella_fine Addjoy Podcast Black on purpose Blackonpurposepodcast@gmail.com Twitter - @Blackonpurp Instagram - Blackonpurp Youtube - @Blackonpurpose Illastrate Instagram - Illastrate_ Bandcamp - Illastrate.bandcamp.com King Sho Instagram - Montergioni www.Marvinslay.com JayFab Twitter - @Jayfabmusic Instagram - jayfabmusic Tilt Nation Gaming Watch Here --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/blackonpurpose/support

Muthoni Kirima (1930-2023) was a top ranking female fighter in the Mau Mau rebellion against British colonialism in Kenya. She led groups in guerrilla warfare to reclaim land and independence and became the only woman to have attained the high rank of Field Marshal. For Further Reading:  Muthoni Kirima, Mau Mau fighter who was the last to lay down her arms following Kenyan independence – obituary Kenya: Legendary Mau Mau field marshal Muthoni wa Kirima is dead The symbol remains: The tonsuring of Field Marshall Muthoni wa Kirima Uncovering the brutal truth about the British empire This Black History Month, we're talking about Revolutionaries: Black women who led struggles for liberation from violent governments, colonial rulers, and enslavers. These women had the courage to imagine radically different worlds – and used their power to try and pull those worlds into view. History classes can get a bad rap, and sometimes for good reason. When we were students, we couldn't help wondering... where were all the ladies at? Why were so many incredible stories missing from the typical curriculum? Enter, Womanica. On this Wonder Media Network podcast we explore the lives of inspiring women in history you may not know about, but definitely should. Every weekday, listeners explore the trials, tragedies, and triumphs of groundbreaking women throughout history who have dramatically shaped the world around us. In each 5 minute episode, we'll dive into the story behind one woman listeners may or may not know–but definitely should. These diverse women from across space and time are grouped into easily accessible and engaging monthly themes like Educators, Villains, Indigenous Storytellers, Activists, and many more.  Womanica is hosted by WMN co-founder and award-winning journalist Jenny Kaplan. The bite-sized episodes pack painstakingly researched content into fun, entertaining, and addictive daily adventures.  Womanica was created by Liz Kaplan and Jenny Kaplan, executive produced by Jenny Kaplan, and produced by Grace Lynch, Maddy Foley, Brittany Martinez, Edie Allard, Lindsey Kratochwill, Adesuwa Agbonile, Carmen Borca-Carrillo, Taylor Williamson, Sara Schleede, Paloma Moreno Jimenez, Luci Jones and Abbey Delk. Special thanks to Shira Atkins. Original theme music composed by Miles Moran. Follow Wonder Media Network: Website Instagram Twitter See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

We are back for the first episode of 2024 and Muthoni is back on deck, we dive into Katt Williams, Attacking Judges, American Fiction, The Color Purple, Beyonce, Dave Chappelle and much more. Intro: “Reed and Colerick” by Illastrate Outro:  “Back to me” by Y$ Movie of the day: Beverly Hills Cop If you want to leave us a message and voice your opinion about a topic click below Send us a message —————————————————— Todays Guest Muthoni Twitter -  hella_fine_1908 Instagram - hella_fine Addjoy Podcast Black on purpose Blackonpurposepodcast@gmail.com Twitter - @Blackonpurp Instagram - Blackonpurp Illastrate Instagram - Illastrate_ Bandcamp - Illastrate.bandcamp.com King Sho Instagram - Montergioni www.Marvinslay.com JayFab Twitter - @Jayfabmusic Instagram - jayfabmusic Tilt Nation Gaming Watch Here --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/blackonpurpose/support

We are back off hiatus with special guest Muthoni to talk all the things, Puffy,Andre 3000, Dating, Busta Rhymes and much more... Intro: “Reed and Colerick” by Illastrate Outro:  “ Theme Music to a drive by “ by Lupe Fiasco Movie of the day: Friday after Next If you want to leave us a message and voice your opinion about a topic click below Send us a message —————————————————— Social Media Todays Guest Muthoni Twitter -  hella_fine_1908 Instagram - hella_fine Addjoy Podcast Black on purpose Blackonpurposepodcast@gmail.com Twitter - @Blackonpurp Instagram - Blackonpurp Illastrate Instagram - Illastrate_ Bandcamp - Illastrate.bandcamp.com King Sho Instagram - Montergioni www.Marvinslay.com JayFab Twitter - @Jayfabmusic Instagram - jayfabmusic Tilt Nation Gaming Watch Here --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/blackonpurpose/support

Matthew Bannister on Benedict Birnberg, the radical lawyer who fought the cases of the far-left Angry Brigade and the Mangrove Nine and got the murder conviction of Derek Bentley quashed. Professor Jose Harris, the historian best known for her acclaimed biography of William Beveridge. Field Marshall Muthoni Wa Kirima, the last Mau Mau fighter to lay down her arms after the rebellion against British rule in Kenya. Matthew Perry, the actor best known for playing Chandler Bing in the TV sitcom “Friends”. Interviewee: Ariadne Birnberg Interviewee: Gareth Peirce Interviewee: Dr Beth Rebisz Interviewee: Professor Stuart Jones Interviewee: Natalie Jamieson Producer: Gareth Nelson-Davies Archive used: Ben Birnberg appearance on Newsnight, Derek Bentley news report, BBC Two, 30/07/1998; Mangrove Nine, The Reunion, BBC Radio 4, 05/09/2021; King Charles speech, State Visit to Kenya, BBC News, 01/11/2023; Mau Mau Disorders, British Pathe News, British Pathe YouTube Channel, uploaded 13/014/2013; Interview with Muthoni Wa Kirima, MauMau Chronicles, Youtube uploaded, 09/09/2023; Muthoni Wa Kirima singing, Museum of British Colonialism, uploaded 11/01/2020; Jose Harris appearance on Thinking Aloud, BBC Two, 28/10/1984; Sir William Beveridge talks to Pathe Gazette (1942), British Pathe YouTube Channel uploaded 13/04/2014; Jose Harris interview, Analysis : The Deserving and the Undeserving Poor, BBC Radio 4, 21/11/2010; Friends TV Promo, IMBD; Matthew Perry interview, Q with Tom Palmer, YouTube, uploaded 22/11/2022; Matthew Perry appearance in panel discussion on Alcoholism, NewsNight, BBC Two, 16/12/2013; Matthew Perry interview, uploaded CNN, 31/05/2013;

Vallerie Muthoni On Her Comeback To The Music Industry, As Well As Her Upcoming EP | The Hype by Capital FM

This week the team is back with our homie Muthoni, we get into a debate about Angela Bassett, Fab poses the question about eating dinner in outer space, the guys cover the series finale of Snowfall and much more... Intro: “Reed and Colerick” by Illastrate Outro:  “Jamaica Farewell” by Harry Belafonte Movie of the day: “Man on Fire” If you want to leave us a message and voice your opinion about a topic click below Send us a message —————————————————— Today's Guest Muthoni Instagram - hella_fine Social Media Black on purpose Blackonpurposepodcast@gmail.com Twitter - @Blackonpurp Instagram - Blackonpurp Illastrate Instagram - Illastrate_ Bandcamp - Illastrate.bandcamp.com King Sho Instagram - Montergioni www.Marvinslay.com JayFab Twitter - @MJF_music Instagram - jayfabmusic Tilt Nation Gaming Watch Here --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/blackonpurpose/support

Artists Timo Gk & Muthoni Ni Mimi Perform, Talk About Their Creative Journey | The Hype

This week the gang is back with special guest Muthoni, we get into talking about being able to express your emotions, Pasters visiting hell, edibles and much more. Intro: “Reed and Colerick” by Illastrate Outro: “ Methylone” by Bas Movie of the day: Tiffany The Doll If you want to leave us a message and voice your opinion about a topic click below Send us a message —————————————————— Todays Guest Muthoni Youtube - @Therealjoyrx Instagram - Thejoyrx Social Media Black on purpose Blackonpurposepodcast@gmail.com Twitter - @Blackonpurp Instagram - Blackonpurp Illastrate Instagram - Illastrate_ Bandcamp - Illastrate.bandcamp.com King Sho Instagram - Montergioni www.Marvinslay.com JayFab Twitter - @MJF_music Instagram - jayfabmusic Tilt Nation Gaming Watch Here --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/blackonpurpose/support

Muthoni Muuo - Portfolio Manager CIC Asset Management on #DriveInn with #DavinaAndFareed by Capital FM

Hellen Muthoni Vostatkova is an experienced IT professional having worked across tech and change management programmes in Kenya, Southern Sudan, Germany and now the UK.In 2010 Hellen decided to further her education and relocated to Germany to study for a Masters in Distributed Systems Engineering. During this time she also pursued a passion for cloud computing and worked part time on some projects to build her experience in this area. She took a career break in 2012 to raise her son, during which time she completed her Masters, and the family relocated to London in 2016. Once she'd made the decision to return to work in 2018, Hellen found finding work difficult. She applied for a few roles but got nowhere and found the experience demoralising. As well as helping her husband establish his business at this time, she decided to increase her chances of returning to work by brushing up on her tech skills and building her transferable skills through volunteering. In 2021 she secured a place on the FDM returner programme and has continued to work as an IT consultant with FDM ever since.In our conversation, Hellen shares how she prepared practically for her return to work, getting ahead on family activities at the weekend and not overcommitting herself outside of work to help give her space to settle into her new role. “There's always new challenges, especially in the workplace and also at home as well….it's just trying to make that balance and to just keep going with the flow and adapting, making the best of the situation”.This is our last episode of 2022 – join us again on Wednesday 18 January for our next episode in this series.Subscribe for free on Apple Podcasts: https://apple.co/3v9INYzFollow for free on Spotify: https://spoti.fi/30rZZL6For advice, support, opportunities, and connection, see our Women Returners website: https://bit.ly/3eAhKQHFor details on the FDM returner programme, see here

This week, Julia and Sharon share advice they would give to their younger-selves. A really heart warming session, this was! What advice would you have for your younger self? Please send us a voicenote on our instagram page @itsrelatedIpromise. With Love from Muthoni, Julia and Sharon. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/irip/message

Jonas Muthoni, Founder and CEO of Deviate Agency – has years of customer service experience, research and analytical skills. Raised in a diverse background by a single mother of 6 kids, Jonas knows what it takes to overcome struggles and unlock anyone's potential – he is passionate about helping businesses thrive by mastering creative excellence and relationship building. In addition to business and entrepreneurship, Jonas also mentors startups and undergraduates from the University of California. You will find him contributing to multiple charitable organizations and for the last few years he has been serving as a Breast Cancer Board member.

Part 2 of the conversation, exploring our favourite African reads.

You can't really talk about the literature space in Nairobi and not talk about Soma Nami...more than a bookstore, Wendy Njoroge and Muthoni Muiruri have managed to create a movement that champions African literature in all ways. This episode explores their incredible journey from idea to sensational realization of a dream...with a lot of laughs along the way.

In Kenya, the question of who, what and when the civil society started and evolved remains a contentious issue. The nature, scope and operations of the civil society tend to be bandied to the identity of the few known stalwarts while many key parts of the sector remain relatively obscure. And as Muthoni Wanyeki explains, these sins of omission and commissions take away interesting and insightful histories which need to be properly told.

Episode 100!!! Thank you for listening to this podcast. On this episode, Muthoni shares her thoughts on honouring yourself. Life can make you forget about yourself and your dreams. Therefore, count yourself because you matter and everything that you are pursuing matters. This is the end of Season 5; you can stay connected by joining the community by subscribing to the podcast and newsletter, or by following on social media. Until the next season, continue being brave!!

Jonas Muthoni, Founder and CEO of Deviate Agency - has years of customer service experience, research and analytical skills.Raised in a diverse background by a single mother of 6 kids, Jonas knows what it takes to overcome struggles and unlock anyone's potential - he is passionate about helping businesses thrive by mastering creative excellence and relationship building. In addition to business and entrepreneurship, Jonas also mentors startups and undergraduates from the University of California. You will find him contributing to multiple charitable organizations and for the last few years he has been serving as a Breast Cancer Board member.

On this 99th episode, Muthoni shares her thoughts on celebrating your wins or victories, however, small or big. It is important to cheer yourself on and appreciate the warrior within you. Plus, the first episode of this podcast is shared which aims to encourage you to start small and to not give up! www.momentswithnderru.com 

Muthoni Waigwa is a Kenyan creative entrepreneur with over 12 years' experience in the media and entertainment industry. She is a digital content producer and creator and the co- founder of a graphic design and audio-visual production company, Nifty Works Plus Limited, which has been in operation for over 8 years. Muthoni is also a podcast producer and the host of Moments with Nderru Podcast which was launched in March 2020. On this episode, Muthoni speaks about creating and producing African content, barriers to consumption of African content and possible policy and other infrastructure improvements that may address the daily challenges African players in the creative space face. 

Episode 95! Thank you for listening and for the new listeners across the world. This is a solo episode where the host, Muthoni, shares her thoughts on how to navigate the second half of 2022. One way is to let it go...let what go? The past. It is done and it cannot be rewritten. Many of us have faced many struggles and challenges in our past yet letting go will lighten your load. 

This week the gang is off but we couldn't leave you with nothing, so we have the best of Vol. 1, feat. Muthoni, Arablak, & Blaaksuedepxmps. Intro: “Reed and Colerick” by Illastrate Outro : “Alright” by Kendrick Lamar —————————————————— Social Media Black on purpose Blackonpurposepodcast@gmail.com Twitter - @Blackonpurp Instagram - Blackonpurp Illastrate Instagram - Illastrate_ Bandcamp - Illastrate.bandcamp.com King Sho Instagram - Montergioni www.Marvinslay.com JayFab Twitter - @MJF_music Instagram - jayfabmusic Tilt Nation Gaming https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCniqlNhigHzs0_Rp3pwfqhQ/videos --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

This week the gang is back with special guest Muthoni and we spend a good amount of time talking about "the slap", we talk about Applebees executives and how you are suppose to treat employees, and much more. Intro: “Reed and Colerick” by Illastrate Outro : “Soul Food” by Logic Movie of the day: “A Low Down Dirty Shame” —————————————————— Social Media Today's Guest Muthoni Twitter - @hella_fine_1908 Instagram - @hella_fine Black on purpose Blackonpurposepodcast@gmail.com Twitter - @Blackonpurp Instagram - Blackonpurp Illastrate Instagram - Illastrate_ Bandcamp - Illastrate.bandcamp.com King Sho Instagram - Montergioni www.Marvinslay.com JayFab Twitter - @MJF_music Instagram - jayfabmusic Tilt Nation Gaming https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCniqlNhigHzs0_Rp3pwfqhQ/videos Black Hand Side Taj Anwar Baoll Instagram - @berettascottking www.realwhole.org --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

"Create change where you can amplify your petition" #CatchUpRadio Muthoni Mwangi on #Driveinn by Capital FM

Muthoni Musangali is an Associate Professor in the Counseling Department at Webster University. She earned her Ph.D. in Counselor Education from the University of Central Florida. She holds a MA in Counseling from Heidelberg College and a B.Ed. (Arts) from Kenyatta University, Kenya. She talks about the war in Ukraine, the difficulties women and girls face, biases in society, her works and her journey from an International Student to being a Professor! --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/igowithigho/support

This week on Birth Mothers Amplified we are closing out Season 1 with an episode from our awesome hosts, Emma and Muthoni. They talk all things past and upcoming with exciting talk of our plans for Birth Mothers Amplified season 2. We hope you will take the time to listen to Emma and Muthoni wrap up our final episode of season 1 and even look back on a few of your favorite episodes from this season as well. Check us out on instagram @birthmothersamplified for more information about our podcast, birth mother guests, and content.

This week on Birth Mothers Amplified, Emma and Muthoni are joined by 3 birth mothers. These incredible women discuss open adoption and all things adoption relationships. They discuss common questions about open adoption, how each of their open adoptions have developed over the years, and the benefits of open adoption. Every adoption is unique, so we are so excited that Katie, Nacole, and Nikki could join Emma and Muthoni to each talk about their individual experiences with an open adoption relationship and why they chose to navigate their adoption journey with an open relationship. Please visit us on instagram of Facebook @birthmothersamplified to learn more about our individual guests from this episode.

This week on Birth Mothers Amplified, we are excited to share the second part of our last episode, an informative, yet emotional episode that we feel is much needed for birth mothers. Emma and Muthoni are joined by Birth Parent case worker Heather and birth mother Leslie. Leslie shares her story and discusses how she felt grief and began to heal after placing her child for adoption. Heather shares her professional experiences and discusses the resources available to birth mothers that can aid them in the healing process and enable them to face the grief and difficult emotions faced post placement. If you haven't checked out part 1, we encourage you to watch or listen! We hope you enjoy it!

In this episode of The Afroverse, Vallerie Muthoni aka Brown Suga shares her experience being born in the U.S and being raised in Kenya. With her eye on an international goal, she delves into some of her big takeaways from life as a young Rapper/Singer in Nairobi, and provides in depth insight into what makes her who she is.    Afroverse Podcast Hope Hajir Vallerie Muthoni --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/afroverseshow/message

This week on Birth Mothers Amplified, we are excited to share an informative, yet emotional episode that we feel is much needed for birth mothers. Emma and Muthoni are joined by Birth Parent case worker Heather and birth mother Leslie. Leslie shares her story and discusses how she felt grief and began to heal after placing her child for adoption. Heather shares her professional experiences and discusses the resources available to birth mothers that can aid them in the healing process and enable them to face the grief and difficult emotions faced post placement. Because there was so much to cover and discuss on this topic, we will be releasing part 2 in the upcoming weeks. We hope you enjoy it!

This week on Birth Mothers Amplified, we are delighted to have a personal conversation with Emma and Muthoni where we get to hear them answer questions that our listeners submitted! These questions include not only adoption topics, but lifestyle questions, wedding updates, and more! We also aim to update you on the upcoming plans and exciting changes as we wrap up season 1 and look forward with anticipation to season 2.

Birth Mothers Amplified is co-hosted by friends and fellow birth mothers Muthoni and Emma. Most weeks they are joined by one or more birth mother guests to talk about adoption topics. Birth Mothers Amplified thrives on empowering the women who make adoptions possible and allowing birth parents to speak their truths and share their stories authentically. Lacy placed her daughter for adoption 14 years ago after realizing she would not be able to parent and provide her daughter with the life she deserved. Her journey has been full of ups and downs and everything she feels she has learned throughout it has shaped her into the woman and mother she is today. She chose to alter her post-adoption agreement from open to semi-open after experiencing how difficult it can be to navigate life without facing your emotions. Lacy was able to find support from other birth mothers to help heal and she is now active within the adoption community to try to give back to other members of the adoption triad. Lacy is now happily married to the birth father of her first daughter and they are parenting 3 children of their own together. Disclaimer: The Birth Mothers Amplified hosts are not licensed medical, legal, or counseling professionals. The content of this show is based solely on the experience of the hosts or guests and should not substitute seeking the advice of licensed professionals. Content in each episode may contain issues that could trigger strong emotions for some listeners. Not recommended for young listeners.

Birth Mothers Amplified is co-hosted by friends and fellow birth mothers Muthoni and Emma. Most weeks they are joined by one or more birth mother guests to talk about adoption topics. Birth Mothers Amplified thrives on empowering the women who make adoptions possible and allowing birth parents to speak their truths and share their stories authentically. Katie's story has always been about adoption. Since she grew up as an adoptee in a closed adoption, she wrestled a lot with identity and worth. Her parents have always been supportive, but something deeply rooted in Katie couldn't settle down. Katie refers to herself as rebellious, letting others define her worth, and hurting. However, she was completely unaware that this was all from trauma due to loss and relinquishment. She always wondered about her birth family growing up, but didn't have the money to unseal records through the agency at 18-early 20's. Due to this, she decided to put a pin in her search for a while and ended up facing two unplanned pregnancies during that time frame. Her parents adopted her son and after facing her second unplanned pregnancy, Katie chose an agency the second time. Her story is complex, deep, and will give a perspective on what it is like to be an adoptee and a birth mother of two. Disclaimer: The Birth Mothers Amplified hosts are not licensed medical, legal, or counseling professionals. The content of this show is based solely on the experience of the hosts or guests and should not substitute seeking the advice of licensed professionals. Content in each episode may contain issues that could trigger strong emotions for some listeners. Not recommended for young listeners.

Birth Mothers Amplified is co-hosted by friends and fellow birth mothers Muthoni and Emma. Most weeks they are joined by one or more birth mother guests to talk about adoption topics. Birth Mothers Amplified thrives on empowering the women who make adoptions possible and allowing birth parents to speak their truths and share their stories authentically. This week on Birth Mothers Amplified, Emma and Muthoni are joined by Ana, a sweet and passionate birth mother and mother. Ana's been a birth mother for 6 years to a sweet little boy. She lives in Texas with her husband and daughter and loves to bake and watch binge worthy shows including The Office, Parks and Rec, and reality TV. She's a stay at home mom, so quarantining is nothing new to her. During her episode, Ana shares the joys and pains of becoming a mother after placing her son for adoption, how she came to her decision, what is was like making the decision to place, and the journey she has been on following placement. She discusses what it was like on her journey to become a mother, and the emotions she faced hitting milestones experienced in previous years when pregnant with her son. Disclaimer: The Birth Mothers Amplified hosts are not licensed medical, legal, or counseling professionals. The content of this show is based solely on the experience of the hosts or guests and should not substitute seeking the advice of licensed professionals. Content in each episode may contain issues that could trigger strong emotions for some listeners. Not recommended for young listeners.

Birth Mothers Amplified is co-hosted by friends and fellow birth mothers Muthoni and Emma. Most weeks they are joined by one or more birth mother guests to talk about adoption topics. Birth Mothers Amplified thrives on empowering the women who make adoptions possible and allowing birth parents to speak their truths and share their stories authentically. This week on Birth Mothers Amplified, we are so lucky to hear from Macy, a birth mother with a semi-open adoption relationship with her son. A little over 9 years ago, Macy found herself at an urgent care appointment with the shock of a lifetime finding out she was pregnant. She knew from the beginning of her pregnancy that she wanted to place her son for adoption and through a turn of events, found the family that she felt were supposed to be the parents for her child. Macy and the adoptive parents decided on a semi-closed adoption before her son was born so every six months she gets an email and pictures from the adoptive mother. Over the years Macy has succeeded in different ways she never thought she would have. Disclaimer: The Birth Mothers Amplified hosts are not licensed medical, legal, or counseling professionals. The content of this show is based solely on the experience of the hosts or guests and should not substitute seeking the advice of licensed professionals. Content in each episode may contain issues that could trigger strong emotions for some listeners. Not recommended for young listeners.

Birth Mothers Amplified is co-hosted by friends and fellow birth mothers Muthoni and Emma. Most weeks they are joined by one or more birth mother guests to talk about adoption topics. Birth Mothers Amplified thrives on empowering the women who make adoptions possible and allowing birth parents to speak their truths and share their stories authentically. This week on Birth Mothers Amplified we have the privilege of hearing Katie's adoption story. Katie was a previous guest on our panel discussion about holidays and we wanted to give her an opportunity to share her unique story. Katie has some incredible insight as she discusses what it is like to hit the 18 year mark post-placement with her son. She placed in 2002 as a 9th grader navigating a relationship with her boyfriend of 7 months at the time. She shares the raw emotions she still feels today as she recalls her teenage pregnancy as the emotions she feels now that her son is no longer a minor. What a blessing it is to hear the wisdom, experiences, and lessons Katie has gained and learned from her adoption journey. We are so grateful to Katie for her willingness to share her story! Disclaimer: The Birth Mothers Amplified hosts are not licensed medical, legal, or counseling professionals. The content of this show is based solely on the experience of the hosts or guests and should not substitute seeking the advice of licensed professionals. Content in each episode may contain issues that could trigger strong emotions for some listeners. Not recommended for young listeners.

Birth Mothers Amplified is co-hosted by friends and fellow birth mothers Muthoni and Emma. Most weeks they are joined by one or more birth mother guests to talk about adoption topics. Birth Mothers Amplified thrives on empowering the women who make adoptions possible and allowing birth parents to speak their truths and share their stories authentically. This week on Birth Mothers Amplified Emma and Muthoni are joined by two guest for a panel discussion on holidays. Ashley and Katie join our hosts to discuss what holidays are like once adoption becomes a major part of your life. Both of these incredible birth mothers are well into their adoption journey and have many words of wisdom and experiences to share. We hope that this episode and discussion is one that is much needed in the adoption community and that will be a conversation that many will relate to as we head into the holiday season. Disclaimer: The Birth Mothers Amplified hosts are not licensed medical, legal, or counseling professionals. The content of this show is based solely on the experience of the hosts or guests and should not substitute seeking the advice of licensed professionals. Content in each episode may contain issues that could trigger strong emotions for some listeners. Not recommended for young listeners.

Today's topic is one that will hit home with some very hard truths. I am so grateful for everyone who chose to take part in this panel discussion. Now despite religion in its current state having been hijacked, there is an emerging movement towards inclusivity. We unpack the taboo of sex and sexual pleasure in the backdrop of conservatism and religion. Let's meet the panellists: Tiffany Kagure Mugo is the intoxicatingly scary gatekeeper of HOLAAfrica, a Pan African queer womanist digital community dealing with sex and sexuality. She is a Ted speaker. podcast host and bad ass Board Member of FRIDA Fund as well as author of the book Quirky Quick Guide To Having Great Sex. David Ochara is a co-founder and lead pastor at the Cosmopolitan Affirming Community (CAC)- an LGBTIQ affirming religious fellowship in Kenya. Pastor David has a background in science with present interest in research and the intersections of gender, sexuality, and religion in contemporary African society. Kora Award winner Silayio is a performing and recording Kenyan artist, who has been working in and out of the country for the last 14 years. Silayio recently re-introduced herself to the scene with a stint on ‘The Voice Of Holland' where she finished 7th out of 110 contestants. Muthoni mantra is: MY MISSION IS TO SUPPORT MY CLIENTS BREAK FREE ROM LIMITING BELIEFS, PATTERNS & BEHAVIORS SO THAT THEY CAN LIVE A LIFE FILLED WITH JOY, FUN, PLEASURE & CONTENTMENT. And lastly our Moderator for this Panel is the ever so lovely Sunshine: A Nairobi-based radical writer dedicated to imagining freedom and universal access to systems of care for all. Her insightful dissections of pop-culture and it's intersection with cultural traditions that inform our daily lives serve as a reminder that unlearning, much like the struggle for freedom, is an ongoing journey. ---------- A L L C O N T E N T https://linktr.ee/karenkazlucas --------- P R O D U C E D B Y Karen kaz Lucas --------- B U S I N E S S I N Q U I R I E S For business inquiries, Email - host@thespreadpodcast.com kaz@kazentertainment.com ---------- F I N D U S Instagram -https://www.instagram.com/thespreadpod/ https://www.instagram.com/karenkazlucas/ Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/thespreadpod/ https://www.facebook.com/karenkazlucas/ Twitter - https://twitter.com/thespreadpod https://twitter.com/Karenkazlucas ---------- O U R G U E S T S: Sunshine - Tiff - @kagsmugo Muthoni @SAKINAHWELLNESS Silayio - @silayio_silayio Dave - @cac_ke ---------- P O D C A S T O F T H E W E E K: POSITIVELY AFRICAN - https://anchor.fm/positively-african/episodes/Full-Episode-1-The-Devil-is-in-the-Detail-ekd33r They create content and curate events that celebrate African stories and heritage. Using different mediums, from audio stories to theatre productions, they work with writers, storytellers, actors, publishers, illustrators, graphic designers, sound designers and musicians from across the continent on a range of projects with long-lasting social impact in the literary and performance space. Please listen to this new podcast, there is a direct link in the description box below. ---------- L I N K S My latest Youtube video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=01PjBpmS2lo ---------- M U S I C SAGE: Expose Yourself - https://itunes.apple.com/ke/album/expose-yourself/1128309558?i=1128309643I KILLED A MONSTER- https://music.apple.com/ke/album/killed-a-monster/1128309558?i=1128309641 Thank you all for the LOVE! xx

Birth Mothers Amplified is co-hosted by friends and fellow birth mothers Muthoni and Emma. Most weeks they are joined by one or more birth mother guests to talk about adoption topics. Birth Mothers Amplified thrives on empowering the women who make adoptions possible and allowing birth parents to speak their truths and share their stories authentically. This week on Birth Mothers Amplified, Emma and Muthoni are joined by Maddison, a birth mother of 17 years to a beautiful teenage boy she placed in 2003. Maddison's story takes us back to when she was 14 years old and her mom suspected she was pregnant. She discussed the shame and guilt she felt navigating a pregnancy as a young teenager and how she dealt with those feelings. Maddison also had 6 weeks after birth to spend time with her son, which is another factor that is unique to her story. She also discusses how it is never too late to get help; a message we hope all expectant mothers and parents feel and learn from listening to our podcast and joining our community. Disclaimer: The Birth Mothers Amplified hosts are not licensed medical, legal, or counseling professionals. The content of this show is based solely on the experience of the hosts or guests and should not substitute seeking the advice of licensed professionals. Content in each episode may contain issues that could trigger strong emotions for some listeners. Not recommended for young listeners.

Birth Mothers Amplified is co-hosted by friends and fellow birth mothers Muthoni and Emma. Most weeks they are joined by one or more birth mother guests to talk about adoption topics. Birth Mothers Amplified thrives on empowering the women who make adoptions possible and allowing birth parents to speak their truths and share their stories authentically. This week on Birth Mothers Amplified, Emma and Muthoni are joined by Kami, a birth mother of six years. As a teenager, she placed her daughter and shares what she learned as a result. One of the most prominent topics discussed in her episode is the importance of communicating desires and hopes when making an adoption plan, and forming a relationship with adoptive families. Kami shares how her adoption started as a semi-open relationship, and how it still changes as both her and the adoptive family navigate life post-placement. Kami communicates her grief process, how communication and relationships affected it, and how her life has changed because of adoption. Learn more about Kami by visiting our instagram page @birthmothersamplified. We hope you love Episode 12! Disclaimer: The Birth Mothers Amplified hosts are not licensed medical, legal, or counseling professionals. The content of this show is based solely on the experience of the hosts or guests and should not substitute seeking the advice of licensed professionals. Content in each episode may contain issues that could trigger strong emotions for some listeners. Not recommended for young listeners.

Birth Mothers Amplified is co-hosted by friends and fellow birth mothers Muthoni and Emma. Most weeks they are joined by one or more birth mother guests to talk about adoption topics. Birth Mothers Amplified thrives on empowering the women who make adoptions possible and allowing birth parents to speak their truths and share their stories authentically. This week on Birth Mothers Amplified, Emma and Muthoni are joined by Megan, a 28 year old birth mother who placed her son for adoption in 2014. In this episode, she will take you through her journey and how she decided to choose adoption over all her other options. She talks about how she navigated changes through her journey and the difficulty she faced managing expectations. She also discusses the relationship that has evolved over the years with the adoptive family and how she has grown and developed that relationship while navigating her role as a birth mother. Disclaimer: The Birth Mothers Amplified hosts are not licensed medical, legal, or counseling professionals. The content of this show is based solely on the experience of the hosts or guests and should not substitute seeking the advice of licensed professionals. Content in each episode may contain issues that could trigger strong emotions for some listeners. Not recommended for young listeners.

Birth Mothers Amplified is co-hosted by friends and fellow birth mothers Muthoni and Emma. Most weeks they are joined by one or more birth mother guests to talk about adoption topics. Birth Mothers Amplified thrives on empowering the women who make adoptions possible and allowing birth parents to speak their truths and share their stories authentically. This week on Birth Mothers Amplified, Emma and Muthoni are joined by Destiny. Destiny is a birth mother, a military wife, and a mother of two. Destiny hopes that her story will help mothers who already have children and/or married couples considering adoption. She reassures those who have any questions, concerns, or wavering thoughts; you always have a choice, no matter the situation. She has a unique story and so willingly shares the incredible details with us. We hope you will be moved by her story as much as we were. Disclaimer: The Birth Mothers Amplified hosts are not licensed medical, legal, or counseling professionals. The content of this show is based solely on the experience of the hosts or guests and should not substitute seeking the advice of licensed professionals. Content in each episode may contain issues that could trigger strong emotions for some listeners. Not recommended for young listeners.

Birth Mothers Amplified is co-hosted by friends and fellow birth mothers Muthoni and Emma. Most weeks they are joined by one or more birth mother guests to talk about adoption topics. Birth Mothers Amplified thrives on empowering the women who make adoptions possible and allowing birth parents to speak their truths and share their stories authentically. This week Emma and Muthoni are joined by Mackenzie, who placed her daughter for adoption three years ago. Today shares how she connected with the family she chose, how she navigated an abusive relationship as a teenager, and how she decided that adoption was the best decision for her and her daughter. Mackenzie has an open and sweet relationship with her adoptive family and shares how their journey united them. Disclaimer: The Birth Mothers Amplified hosts are not licensed medical, legal, or counseling professionals. The content of this show is based solely on the experience of the hosts or guests and should not substitute seeking the advice of licensed professionals. Content in each episode may contain issues that could trigger strong emotions for some listeners. Not recommended for young listeners.