Out The Booth Podcast

OTBPODKE: History of Kenyan Protest Music

Eugene

In this episode, you get to hear the story of how music has been integral in protests, especially those about governance, in Kenya. Starting from post-independence times to the modern day. Of course, not all the songs involved are featured. 
This episode aims to give you, my dear listener, an idea of how art has always been involved in advocating for awareness, accountability and creating moments to remember. 
Songs featured in this episode are: 

1.  Mai ni Maruru by Ishamael Ng'ang'a
2.  JM by Joseph Kamaru
3.  Baba Otonglo by Sega Sega Band
4.  Ni Maitho Tuunite by Joseph Kamaru
5.  Tafsiri Hii by Kalamashaka
6.  Nimechoka by Swahili Papi

OTBPODKE : For the Love of the Game

Eugene

In this episode of the podcast, join in as we explore Kenyan RnB. Yes, it is because it's February. No, there's not much more in this description except all the right links to guide you to more from the podcast. I appreciate you listening to the end and sharing music you would like to feature in future episodes.

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OTBPODKE: Kenyan Film Talk

Eugene

Let's have an honest, friendly conversation about Kenyan cinema — where it’s working, where it’s falling short, and what could actually make it better. Because this industry isn’t failing due to a lack of creativity. It’s struggling because of structure, storytelling choices, and a disconnect between filmmakers and audiences.