Ep.14 - Special tribute to Bob Marley

06/17/20 • 15 min

I recorded this on May 11th, which is the date that Bob Marley passed away in a Miami, Florida, hospital in 1981. He was only 36 years old when he died and I am currently 36 years old, which made this episode even more special.

In this episode I explored Bob Marley’s life and also related it to my own relationship with reggae music as music of the sufferers as well as protest music.

In this episode I explored Bob Marley’s life and also related it to my own relationship with reggae music as music of the sufferers as well as protest music.

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Ep.13 - I had a profound experience through Whatsapp

Yesterday I had a profound experience through Whatsapp, which is an app used for free calls and group chats internationally. I discovered that you can use it for group video calls. I connected with my sisters through it and we had a conversation that made me realize that my siblings and I are not so attached to each other so much that we need to talk or text each other everyday.

One of the things that happened to me yesterday was that my sisters had the opportunity to make fun of me and I realized that I missed having fun and being made fun of by my siblings.

I feel that without the Coronavirus pandemic my sisters and I would have had a harder time connecting with each other along with my kids. I hope you can all learn how to allow your kids to stay close to each other so that when they grow up they can be more supportive and helpful to each other.

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Perception is everything. What we see is what we believe.In this episode I explore the perception of Black Fathers and how we can change the narrative about us.

One of the ways that we can change the perception about Black fathers is by seeking education opportunities on a day to day basis. In this episode I also share the story of how I have been monitoring the travelling trends and how tourism is impacted by Coronavirus.

Tourism is not my main area of focus, but I woke up at 4:00am to attend a webinar in order to expand by knowledge of the tourism industry, especially in Kenya to allow me to learn how much it will cost me to travel to Kenya post-coronavirus.