Why get an Only Fans when you can be the Only Fan? The lads are back with another fiery episode. Here they discuss paying for sex and sex workers. In this heated conversation, find out where each of the boys stands with regards to paid sex and the world's oldest profession. Intro Music - Amani - Bad Boy ft. Nyashinski Outro Music - Witnesz & Wakilisha - Hoi Sisi Watatu is directed, recorded and produced by Richard, Lee and Jesse.

After a lengthy hiatus, the lads are back and want to get a few things off their chests. Among a myriad of other things they talk about cancelling friends and its implication to other mutual friends. They also catch up with each others actions over the past couple of months. Intro Music - Juma Tutu - Nakupenda kama Sukari Outro Music - Ayub Ogada (arr. Allison Girvan) - Kothbiro (Performed by the University of Pretoria Youth Choir) Sisi Watatu is recorded, directed and produced by Richard, Lee and Jesse.

The OG's are back, this time in the Staffroom. In this episode, they let loose and go unfiltered, typical of a Staffroom. Intro Music - Sironga Girls' High School - Emily Chepchumba rendition (Own Arrangement) Outro Music - Swan Williams and Martin Gallop - Swahili Sisi Wata2 is written, produced and directed by Richard, Lee and Jesse. 

The Old Guard returns to Sisi Watatu. The podcast's pioneers return to mic duty in what will now be exclusively their platform. They start by catching up and throwing light banter about developments since the last time they recorded together. They also talk about possible podcast infidelity, K1 invites, Jane Murgor and being 'sapiosexual' in matters regarding the just concluded Ugandan elections. Intro Music - Blinky Bill - Mungu Halali ft. Sage, Sarah Mitaru, Wambua Mitaru and Lisa Oduor Noah Outro Music - Nargy - Hold On ft. Mhenga Tangawizi Sisi Watatu is written, directed and produced by Richard, Lee and Jesse.

The crew sat down to discuss content production, the world of media in general and TV to be specific. Television and content producer Evabrenda makes an attempt to comfort the trio that podcasting has a future in Kenya. In retrospect, it must have been an attempt to make them forget the fact that everyone thinks Evabrenda is barely 16 years old. ABOUT THE GUEST Evabrenda has already amassed commendable experience in the world of TV, Film and Theatre Production. She is currently working at Metropol TV, a premier business-focused Television station in the heart of Nairobi where she is involved in production of their daily live morning show. Additionally, she works on production of a pop-show at Metropol Tv with the name E-magazine during the week and amazingly she is still booked during the weekend. Because apparently production isn’t too amazing to us already, Evabrenda decided to be so good at editing content that she now works during the weekend with famous Kenyan comedian Nyambane (Walter Mong’are) and Olive Gachara, CEO of Couture Africa. Under the two and a whole crew, they produce Nyambane’s Kitchen, a show that creatively turns a cooking into an informative and entertaining talk show. Her past experience? Fam, that’s just a lot. Listen to this episode as she narrates her incredible journey from doing theatre, to an intern at KUTV and is she 16 years or older? Younger? ABOUT THE HOST Sisi Wata2 (The three of us) is a podcast curated and produced by three Kenyan millennials, Okayze, Lee and Jesse. In this space, we tackle issues that affect the Kenyan millennial. Every episode features a guest/guests who help the crew dissect key topics while gravitating towards the guests’ career paths as a point of reference. At the end of each episode, you are assured of having a very new perspective, slightly weirded out perspective on some of life’s bugging problems. Our motto? It’s never that serious. www.sisiwatatu.com ABOUT THE TITLE In her Shoes is an episode where the crew tries to fit into Brenda’s shoes as a producer to understand the creative geniuses behind production of content that we enjoy on a regular. You can as well call it an ode to her excellent work in the popular Kenyan TV show “In Your Shoes”, that involves stepping into the daily life of a normal Kenyan at work to try and understand how they interact with the world around them. CREDITS Produced and Mixed by: Jesse Kimotho and Richard Okenye Creative Consultants: Lee Mwangi, Evabrenda Wathoni, Kelly Nyaboke Visuals and Sounds: Lilian Mora, Richard Okenye Theme Song: Jesse Kimotho, Richard Okenye, Lee Mwangi Website: Jesse Kimotho, Lee Mwangi Social Media: Kelly Nyaboke, Lee Mwangi Thanks: All Sisi Watatu Listeners.

Tashinga Choga and Adaup Matinya, hosts of the Parley Kings Podcast, join Lee in this episode. They tell us about their podcast and the topics they touch on. They also chip in with social commentary about the state of our world in these times of social-distancing. Intro Song - Bobi Wine - Little Things You Do (featuring Wahu) Outro Song - Cee-Roo - Feel The Sounds of Kenya Follow them on Instagram: @parleykingspod, @iam_tashinga, @_adaup. Sisi Watatu is written and produced by Okayze, Lee and Jesse.

Do parents project their own insecurities onto their children? Should you fake it till you make it? Does 'big on media' translate to 'big on the ground'? This episode’s guest is Nyawira Karaba, founder of Nurture and Reset, a fast rising company in the Foods and Beverages industry. She talks to Richard and our new hosts, Lilian and Kelly, about her entrepreneurial journey and the major decisions it took for her to finally succeed. Find her on Instagram @nyawirakaraba Twitter @KarabaNyawira Sisi Wata2 is written and produced by Okayze, Lee, and Jesse.

Lee sits with Angelic to talk about Rwanda. Can your President count? What have you heard about Rwandan women? Do you know the East African anthem? Do you trust your leaders? Enjoy the 20 minute special. Sisi Wata2 is written and Produced by Okayze, Lee, and Jesse.

Like all good things,  this episode drops late and last - yes. You heard us right. Sisi Watatu season 1 is over and we are glad that you have been with us every step of the way. We bring along two new guests, Kelly and Mora who help the boys tackle a new and somewhat difficult topic to speak about - Mental Health. Kenya currently ranks as the fourth country in Africa with the largest populations undergoing mental health issues. This means that there are at least 1.9 million people undergoing some form of mental health illness. And at least one in every four Kenyans undergoing clinical depression. What does this mean for the youth? We dissect some of the questions going through our minds, the topic yielding more questions than answers. Journey with us, albeit briefly, on this difficult road on "The end of an error". Sisi Wata2 is Written and Produced by Okayze, Lee, and Jesse.  Do remember to subscribe and tell a friend to tell a friend.

Like Kanye's latest album and Kenyan schoolbusses, this episode drops late. The boys get emotional looking back at the podcasting experience thus far. The highs and lows - and general awesomeness of it all. Join us on this introspective journey as we look at ourselves, and to the future to come.  We also recognize our fans (hereafter known as SWANS - Sisi Watatu fANS). We do appreciate your listenership. Important questions are also raised in the episode: Is this the end of a pod, WIll the Lee jokes ever stop? Will Jesse's hairline ever improve? Escape with us, albeit briefly, from this game of life on Halftime. Outro Music is by Ambasa Mandela and Sarabi Band - 'Mwangaza' . Sisi Wata2 is Written and Produced by Okayze, Lee, and Jesse.  Do remember to subscribe and tell a friend to tell a friend.