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 careers
• Introducing a new show structure
• Implications of the October 4th cabinet reshuffle
• President Ruto's travelling expenditure within a year
• A museum welcomes nudist visitors
• Palestine vs. Israel
• The King Charles III Royal Visit
• Tusker Oktobafest
• Kenyan singers on COLORS

... and more.

Give us your feedback on the new structure. :)

Ahsante sana for listening!

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Audio: Paul Shiundu

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Yet another short episode that we recorded a while back as a minisode. Kwa hii, we cover:

• The philosophy and sociology of drugs and illegality
• Is it really drug abuse?
• Should drugs be decriminalized?
• State policing
• Understanding the root causes of drug abuse

Recorded 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/sanaakwasana⁠

Audio: Paul Shiundu

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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 Eminem
• Our introduction to Slaughterhouse
• A brief history of The Effects and Umorani
• The Effects = The Kenyan Slaughterhouse?
• A brief history of Sanaa kwa Sana
• Snapshots of Kenyan hip-hop

Recorded on 07.08.23, the same day we recorded Episode 6, The Trinity.

Ahsante sana for listening!

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Audio: Paul Shiundu

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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 suicide
• Social media and our relationship with death
• MITI CS Moses Kuria's statements on hiked fuel prices
• David Ndii's statements on the state of the nation
• West African coups
• The Macondo Literary Festival
• Responding to comments from Episode 4
• Slim Shaka's forthcoming journey to Brazil

Ahsante sana for listening!

All things Sanaa kwa Sana: ⁠https://linktr.ee/sanaakwasana⁠

Audio: Paul Shiundu

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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/sanaakwasana⁠

Audio: Paul Shiundu

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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 Mist
• The Kalamashaka (K-Shaka) comeback
• Lack of structures vis-à-vis artists failing to build connections with fans
• Hip-hop and personal identity
• Reacting to the New Old Heads podcast episode on "Women in hip-hop are now disrespecting themselves"
• Reactions from Ivia Mutethya and Seise Bagbo
• Essential hip-hop albums

Ahsante sana for listening!

All things Sanaa kwa Sana: ⁠https://linktr.ee/sanaakwasana⁠

Audio: Paul Shiundu

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On Episode 6 of the Tunado? Podcast, we cover:

• The history of Sanaa kwa Sana
• What memory means to us
• An S.I. UNIT performance show
• Art standards and how expensive pursuing art is
• Our art history, practice, and growth
• Thoughts on Zadie Smith's views on the multiplicity of identities
• A trip down hip-hop memory lane
• Hip-hop's legacy and impact on us
• K-Shaka at Santuri Salon's Jadili Session 7 & The Mist

Ahsante sana for listening!

All things Sanaa kwa Sana: ⁠https://linktr.ee/sanaakwasana⁠

Audio: Paul Shiundu

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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/sanaakwasana⁠

Audio: Paul Shiundu

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