The show is a curated narrative platform sharing refined, deeply observed stories from Kenya and beyond, focused on how you live, build, struggle, succeed, and transform in a rapidly changing world. For over twenty-five years, Daniel Duwa has documented lives across cultural, social, and professional landscapes, building a disciplined archive of human experience that captures the quiet intelligence behind everyday decisions, ambitions, and turning points. The show sits at the intersection of…
On this rewind episode of Kenyan Stories by Daniel Duwa Show , we step into the field with nature enthusiasts and bird lovers for an immersive bird-watching experience across Kenya’s natural landscapes. From subtle calls in the trees to rare sightings in open habitats, the episode opens a window into the depth, diversity, and rhythm of Kenya’s birdlife. The journey continues at the Karen Blixen…
Kenyan Stories by Daniel Duwa – The Stories of Our Time (2026) In this episode of Kenyan Stories by Daniel Duwa , I sit down with serial entrepreneur Lysandra Chen, CEO and Founder of Bring Fresh—Africa’s pioneering organic startup. The conversation traces a journey spanning more than two decades, exploring what it truly means to build, innovate, and lead beyond convention. Lysandra’s story is…
Kenyan Stories with Daniel Duwa — Shamim: The Hands That Dream in Color She designs systems and paints poetry on skin in brilliant Henna art. An engineer. An artist. A woman who refuses to live in one dimension. In this episode, Daniel takes a walk with Shamim , the visionary behind enchanting henna creations that have graced weddings, cultural ceremonies, and bold personal expressions. Her…
Step into a world of profound conversations with Kenyan Stories by Daniel Duwa Show . Hosted by one of the finest interviewers in the world, Daniel Duwa, this show/podcast is more than just a series of interviews—it’s a journey into the heart of human brilliance. Why listen? Because each episode brings you face-to-face with groundbreaking artists, visionary leaders, and trailblazing thinkers from…
Beraccah Kisia is a Kenyan-born folk singer and songwriter whose relationship with music began long before she understood it as a craft. From echoing her mother’s improvised chore songs as a toddler to composing her first piece at nine, her voice has always carried a sense of honesty and emotional intelligence. She later studied music at George Fox University before returning home, where she…
Kenyan Stories by Daniel Duwa — Show Extra Throwback - The Lost Files - Mandela - Poetry A rare pull from the archives: a lost-file moment featuring Mandela at Kenyan Music Week—an event where I played a pivotal role in shaping the platform, the culture, and the talent that rose from it. These were the years we built a creative home from scratch, fostered artists with range and discipline, and…
Daddy Owen on Assistive Technology (AT) Kenyan Stories by Daniel Duwa – The Lost Files In this previously unreleased episode from The Lost Files , Daddy Owen shares his thoughts on the importance of Assistive Technology (AT)—tools, devices, and software that support individuals with disabilities by enhancing their ability to live independently and participate fully in daily life. Recorded on the…
Kenyan Stories by Daniel Duwa Show – In one of the most intriguing conversations on the podcast, we sit down with Victor Nyamwalo —a talented producer, pianist, musician, and creative force who has spent over a decade in the industry. Victor is currently touring Europe with Kabeaushe, where they’re making an impact across Spain, Italy, France, Belgium, Germany, with a base in Berlin. As an artist…
Kenya Stories by Daniel Duwa Show/Podcasts This one's pure fire! Throwback to when one of the most powerful hip-hop crews, Dead Prez, hit our shores and brought that unforgettable energy. Even if these archives may have lost some shine over time, the poetic and unapologetically lyrical duo, Stic Man & M-1, still resonate fiercely. Known for their confrontational style and lyrics that champion…
Pinky Ghelani is on this episode of Kenyan Stories by Daniel Duwa. There are people who come into our lives and have an impact that lasts for decades. My guest on this episode is that kind of person. When I was a teenager with dreams of bringing grand festivals to the city of my birth, Nairobi, my guest took her time to show me throw the ropes. That was over two decades ago. Today, Pinky Ghelani…