TV

Recap: Coke Studio Africa Episode 2

Bottomline Kenya·October 19, 2013

Saturdays 8-9PM on NTV / 9-10PM on QTV After a successful premiere episode, Coke Studio Africa fired on...

Reviews TV

·1 min read

Coke Studio Africa Premiere Episode Review

Bottomline Kenya·October 9, 2013

Saturdays on NTV 8-9 PM / QTV 9-10 PM The much anticipated music performance series Coke Studio Africa...

Great TV Reviews TV

·3 mins read

Sand Stone Studio Webisodes: A Vital Learning Experience For Upcoming Creatives

Bottomline Kenya·August 19, 2013

Sand Stone Studio; 2013 Weekly Webisodes Tedd Josiah has been a household name in the East African music...

Great TV Reviews TV

·2 mins read

Recap: Orange Beat Ya Street Premiere

Bottomline Kenya·July 23, 2013

VWV; 2013 NTV, Saturdays at 8.00 PM Dir. Alex Kyriakides It is safe to assume that by now...

Reviews TV

·3 mins read

Ajabu: Because We Are All Blind And Have No Internet

Bottomline Kenya·June 17, 2013

Tafsiri Entertainment Group Mondays 7.45 PM on KTN The easiest way to entertain us Kenyans is either to...

Reviews TV

·2 mins read

In The Forest with Gerald Langiri: A Lot of Monkey Business

Bottomline Kenya·May 27, 2013

Historia Films; 2013 Dir. Alex Konstantaras This is a raunchy talk show from hell, hosted in a way...

Film Reviews TV

·2 mins read

1 2

The Televisheni Podcast

You think it and we say it! Where African women go to experience the thoughts that run through their heads on news commentary and analysis.

In this episode, Tony is joined by Bonface Gitaua for a two-hour crash course on the history of Kenyan democracy. They discuss next year’s general elections; why fear is the main driving force of ethnic hostility; big man politics; Hannah Arendt’s idea of “the banality of evil” & what it has to say about why neighbours maim each other during elections; Nyayoism & Daniel arap Moi’s Kenya Africa Nationalism; the case for (and against) Raila Odinga–why he might be the lesser of two evils; Andrew Morton’s “Moi: The Making of an African Statesman”; presidential term limits in Africa; whether Democracy ought to be as malleable in definition as Kagame suggests; language & national identity; the case for (and against) Western democracy; the China-U.S. trade war; the Western gaze & what Macron refers to as “Africa’s civilizational problems”; the Afghanistan withdrawal; the case for (and against) aid & interventionism; the 2018 media shutdown; hate speech statutes; the nuclear threat; free expression & what should count as a reasonable limit to it; the case for (and against) self-censorship; and many other topics.

Subscribe to the podcast on Apple Podcasts, Google Podcasts, and Spotify.

And feel free to drop them a line at:
https://instagram.com/televishenipod
https://twitter.com/Komo_gitaua
https://twitter.com/ItsmeSim0n
https://twitter.com/_tonymugo

— Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/the-televisheni-podcast/message

—

Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/the-televisheni-podcast/message