Following a slight recording hiatus – this is where we say "Your faves return..." but juu we're unsure about being your faves, we'll play it safe so that hii affection isiwe one-sided – we return with a new Tunado? episode.But si episode tu ndio mpya, the show itself is new. Tune into Episode 12 and find out how as we discuss: Conjuring scandals to boost our failing careersIntroducing a new show structureImplications of the October 4th cabinet reshufflePresident Ruto's travelling expenditure within a yearA museum welcomes nudist visitorsPalestine vs. IsraelThe King Charles III Royal VisitTusker OktobafestKenyan singers on COLORS... and more.Give us your feedback on the new structure. :)Ahsante sana for listening!All things Sanaa kwa Sana: ⁠https://linktr.ee/sanaakwasana⁠Audio: Paul Shiundu Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Yet another short episode that we recorded a while back as a minisode. Kwa hii, we cover:The philosophy and sociology of drugs and illegalityIs it really drug abuse?Should drugs be decriminalized?State policingUnderstanding the root causes of drug abuseRecorded on 24.07.23, the same day we recorded Episode 5, I'm Pressed.Ahsante sana for listening!All things Sanaa kwa Sana: ⁠https://linktr.ee/sanaakwasana⁠Audio: Paul Shiundu Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Originally recorded as a minisode, as you can hear, join us for Episode 10 of the Tunado? Podcast, where we cover:Mosoti's evolution of listening to EminemOur introduction to SlaughterhouseA brief history of The Effects and UmoraniThe Effects = The Kenyan Slaughterhouse?A brief history of Sanaa kwa SanaSnapshots of Kenyan hip-hopRecorded on 07.08.23, the same day we recorded Episode 6, The Trinity.Ahsante sana for listening!All things Sanaa kwa Sana: ⁠https://linktr.ee/sanaakwasana⁠Audio: Paul Shiundu Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

A friend of the podcast and Sanaa kwa Sana, the 65th Slam Champion Slim Shaka, joins us once again. Remember him from Episode 3 (Saba Saba Hadi Lini?) and Episode 4 (Was Jesus Agender?)? Naam, amerudi. On this episode that starts morbidly, we cover:Death and suicideSocial media and our relationship with deathMITI CS Moses Kuria's statements on hiked fuel pricesDavid Ndii's statements on the state of the nationWest African coupsThe Macondo Literary FestivalResponding to comments from Episode 4Slim Shaka's forthcoming journey to BrazilAhsante sana for listening!All things Sanaa kwa Sana: ⁠https://linktr.ee/sanaakwasana⁠Audio: Paul Shiundu Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

On Episode 8 of the Tunado? Podcast, we cover:Thank-yous to our listeners, essential international hip-hop albums, essential Kenyan hip-hop albums, the Kenya vs. Tanzania rap beef, and a list of the top 25 Kenyan rappers of 2023.Ahsante sana for listening!All things Sanaa kwa Sana: ⁠https://linktr.ee/sanaakwasana⁠Audio: Paul Shiundu Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

On Episode 7 of the Tunado? Podcast, we cover:Feedback from Episode 6, "The Trinity"Roger's take on Jay-Z vs. Eminem, who had the bigger impact?Hip-hop at 50 celebrations at the Yankee Stadium and The MistThe Kalamashaka (K-Shaka) comebackLack of structures vis-à-vis artists failing to build connections with fansHip-hop and personal identityReacting to the New Old Heads podcast episode on "Women in hip-hop are now disrespecting themselves"Reactions from Ivia Mutethya and Seise BagboEssential hip-hop albumsAhsante sana for listening!All things Sanaa kwa Sana: ⁠https://linktr.ee/sanaakwasana⁠Audio: Paul Shiundu Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

On Episode 6 of the Tunado? Podcast, we cover:The history of Sanaa kwa SanaWhat memory means to usAn S.I. UNIT performance showArt standards and how expensive pursuing art isOur art history, practice, and growthThoughts on Zadie Smith's views on the multiplicity of identitiesA trip down hip-hop memory laneHip-hop's legacy and impact on usK-Shaka at Santuri Salon's Jadili Session 7 & The MistAhsante sana for listening!All things Sanaa kwa Sana: ⁠https://linktr.ee/sanaakwasana⁠Audio: Paul Shiundu Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In light of the recent developments on the Finance Act, 2023, we share with you this minisode, a brief conversation we had on June 26, 2023, the day that President Ruto assented to the act.A conversation between Mosoti Norman, afrikan, and Paul Shiundu.Ahsante for listening!All things Sanaa kwa Sana: ⁠https://linktr.ee/sanaakwasana⁠Audio: Paul Shiundu Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Aptly, the fifth episode of the Tunado? Podcast is (once again) political. We cover:Updates on the Azimio-led anti-government protestsThe different types of people protestingThe ever-declining economyHow we're all connectedPolice vs. ProtestorsWill there be a dialogue between the people and the state?A nationwide matatu go-slow as the answer to the revolutionOur leadership problemLinda Katiba members walilinda tumbo?Ahsante sana for listening!All things Sanaa kwa Sana: ⁠https://linktr.ee/sanaakwasana⁠Audio: Paul Shiundu Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

The intelligent folks, Roger, Slim Shaka, and Paul Shiundu, wenye walifanya Episode 3 possible made this one possible as well.On our fourth episode of the Tunado? Podcast, we cover:Media's role in shaping our realityReality as is vs. as we perceiveWhether the institution of marriage will disappearElevating Jesus Christ to godlike statusJesus being agenderWomen in politicsPolitics of representationThe concept of developmentAhsante sana for listening!All things Sanaa kwa Sana: ⁠https://linktr.ee/sanaakwasana⁠Audio: Paul Shiundu Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.