Plan B

In studio with Ann Njogu - activist, mother, 2010 International Women of Courage Award Winner and founder of the Center for Rights Education and Awareness (CREAW). #PlanBRadio

In studio with Ken Njiru, founder of the Ungwana Initiative, discussing what he terms as "a changed gear" in Kenyan society. Read more about why the Ungwana Initiative is important.

In studio with Holy Dave, discussing his leadership foundation, Christian music and the arts in general. It's Plan B Radio!

In studio with Anthony Ragui of http://www.iPaidABribe.or.ke - discussing corruption and bribery in Kenya. Check their site out, and anonymously report any incidences around you.

In studio with Eve Ouma - a nutritionist - discussion the food equation in Kenya. What do Kenyans eat, and where does our food come from? #PlanBRadio

Night-time in Nyeri via Gado (regarding the recent spate of domestic violence against men in Nyeri town).

Mwafrika sits down with comedians Rapcha the Sayantist and Marlboro to discuss the use of the Constituency Development Fund (or the Choo Development Fund, as Rapcha calls it) in various constituencies in Nairobi and the youth representation in government by "youthful" MPs.

Greg Tendwa is concerned about Kenya's education system on #PlanBRadio

Dr Mzalendo Kibunjia - Chairman of the National Cohesion and Integration Commission on #PlanBRadio

Mwafrika and Dr. Mzalendo Kibunja discuss whether a recent article by Mr. Hassan Omar is considered hate speech: http://www.standardmedia.co.ke/InsidePage.php?id=2000047361&cid=651 in Part 02 of their conversation on Plan B Radio. What do you think? Listen to Part One here: http://soundcloud.com/whatisplanb/mwafrika-mzalendo

A conversation about racism, tribalism and the hate speech vs. free speech debate in Kenya. Mwafrika meets Dr. Mzalendo Kibunja of the NCIC on a new episode of Plan B Radio!

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Part 02 of a conversation between Njoki Ngumi and Mugambi Nthiga about Kenyans' amnesia as a survival mechanism. It's the Chai Masala Connection on PlanBRadio...Listen to Part 01 here.

One of the greatest speeches ever made, from a film written, produced and directed by Charlie Chaplin - The Great Dictator (1940).

Njoki Ngumi (@njokingumi) and Ikenna Azuike (@Azuike) on #PlanBRadio.

Episode 01 of #PlanBRadio. Host Njoki Ngumi discusses Kenyans' selective amnesia with Mugambi Nthiga. Is it some sort of survival mechanism?