Welcome back to the second season of the Tim teatime podcast, in this episode the host is reacting to the recent results of the 2022 Kenyan General Election. The host who is Kenyan born gives his opinion on why Kenya is heading to an autocratic future  because of the history of who has been elected as President and Deputy President. 

In this week episode the host covers the origins of the white evangelical influence on modern American politics, and why they became active political participants. The host covers the reaction of the Brown V Board of Education, and why that decision birthed the involvement of white evangelicals in American politics. They resented the new racial order that began with school desegregation, and the civil rights movement. The Women's liberation movement and the demonstrations against the Vietnam war created racial and cultural resentment by southerners, that would lead to the adoption of the southern strategy by the Nixon campaign in 1967. The concludes with the coverage of how every republican party have continues to adhere to white evangelical concerns when formulating policy.

In this episode the talks about homophobia in African countries and the black diaspora. The episode initially starts with the origins of homophobia which are rooted in colonialism, and why most majority black countries continue to have anti gay laws. The episode also covers the effects of homophobia among on the gay populations in Africa and the black diaspora. 

In this episode the host talks about the recently discovered massacred bodies in Bucha Ukraine after Russian troops retreated from the city. The plight of African refugees in Eastern Europe who were students/residents in Ukraine is covered. The host gives his opinion on what can be done, and why African cannot wholly rely on Europeans. In the second segment of the podcast the host covers the recent World Cup 2022 draw, English press reaction to EPL players having outside interests, and the potential of a champions league halftime show like the Super Bowl.  

 In this episode, the host covers the recent British royal family visit of the Bahamas, Belize and Jamaica. The host covers the controversies that arose during the visit , and the future relevancy of such tours. In the second part of the podcast, the host covers the recent Oscar wards brouhaha and the future of stand up comedy.

In light of the recent sanctioning of the Chelsea football club owner Roman Abramovich by the European Union and the British Government, we decided to cover the topic of sports washing.  The term was coined by Amnesty International due to the recent phenomena of using sports to launder reputations by nation states, corporations and individuals. In this episode the host begins by covering sports washing in 1930s Europe which was also a period of widespread fascism. The segment covers fascist Italy and Germany and how those two regimes used sports to clean up their reputations. The second segment covers sports washing during the cold war especially East Germany. The episode concludes by covering the involvement of drug cartels in Football/soccer in Colombia in the 80s and 90s, and also sports washing in the modern era . The modern era includes nation states hosting sports events like the world cup and also purchasing sports teams especially in the English Premier League. 

In this episode our host, Timothy Ohanya, give listeners a brief introduction to his podcast called the Timteatime Podcast, where he will be sharing his views on politics, health, sports, culture and many more. Listeners can also look forward to guest interview’s as they share their perspective on these topics. What’s covered in this episode: Tim gives us a background on his upbringing and how that developed his love for politics, sports etc. He shares some remarkable events in politics and sports that has sparked an interest in his love for politics and sports. Tim commemorates women’s day and encourages all man to support women and stand up against women abuse. How you can get involved: Share with us any topics you want us to discuss on the podcast and please, we would love to hear from you. Be sure to support the podcast by sharing with your friends and family. To connect:  Sent us an email on [email protected]. We would love to hear from you.