Mombasa was crazy | ep 69

Dating As An Artist Is Brutal!

Fresh off a heartbreak, Lord Clinchy joins us for one of his most honest conversations yet. Clinchy opens up about recently getting his heart broken, how he healed from it, and why dating as an artist can be incredibly challenging. He shares stories from past relationships, including a first date with a socialite that immediately raised red flags and another relationship where his partner didn't even support his music journey despite them being serious. We also dive into the inspiration behind his latest track, "Naweka Voodoo." Clinchy explains how a simple crush sparked the idea for the song and discusses how modern dating has changed, with many people struggling to approach those they like. He even shares the humorous inspiration behind the title and the influence of stories from West Africa. Joining us is Nyambu, who is temporarily filling in for Viterlis. She talks about landing a major Tecno advertisement and what the opportunity meant for her career. The conversation then shifts to the realities of the music industry, where Clinchy breaks down the costs of producing music, the challenge of building an audience, and why live performances remain one of the best ways for artists to earn directly from their craft. He also shares one of his most memorable performances at his former high school, where he unexpectedly met a teacher who used to constantly be on his case. We also discuss his journey into voice-over work, along with music and movie recommendations to wrap up the episode. Topics covered: • Heartbreak and healing • Dating as an artist • Relationship red flags • The story behind "Naweka Voodoo" • Modern dating culture • Music business realities • Live shows and artist income • Voice-over opportunities • Tecno commercial experience • Music and movie recommendations Don't forget to LIKE, COMMENT, SHARE and SUBSCRIBE for more conversations with creatives, artists, entrepreneurs and culture shapers. #LordClinchy #NawekaVoodoo #Podcast #KenyanMusic #Heartbreak #Relationships #MusicIndustry #TheWorstFriendsPodcast #KenyanArtists #DatingStories

Men are too shy

Welcome back to Episode 74 of the Worst Friends Podcast!This week Patrick sits down with Kenyan artist Rouwa, fresh off the release of her new single "Gimmie Some." The conversation kicks off with a debate on modern dating as Rouwa shares her belief that men today are genuinely too shy to approach women, while Patrick argues that fear of rejection is what keeps most guys from making the first move. We also dive into the inspiration behind her latest song and why sometimes women should go after what they want.Rouwa opens up about her journey into music, including the difficult high school years where rumors and assumptions about her family background led to bullying from both students and teachers. She shares how discovering a piano in her school's chapel became her escape and ultimately sparked her passion for music.The conversation gets even more interesting as she recounts her first attempts at pursuing music professionally, the disastrous experience with a producer who heavily altered her voice, and why she eventually decided to delete her early work and start over. That decision would eventually lead her to working with Run Music and releasing her breakthrough single "Sitaki Mabawa."We also discuss love, heartbreak, and the relationship that inspired her music, her experience studying finance, finishing university, her passion for travel and art, memorable experiences in South Africa, and one of the funniest fan encounters she's ever had.To wrap things up, Patrick and Rouwa share their latest music and movie recommendations.Grab a drink, sit back, and enjoy another episode of the Worst Friends Podcast.#WorstFriendsPodcast #Rouwa #KenyanMusic #PodcastKE #GimmieSome #SitakiMabawa #KenyanArtists #DatingTalks

Is kenyan fashion too westernized ?

Welcome back to Episode 73 of The Worst Friends Podcast! This week we're joined by Munie, a Kenyan model, creative, and founder of the fashion brand BUBU. We start by addressing the viral comparison that had people calling him Kenya's A$AP Rocky and how it all started from TikTok comments. Munie also shares stories from his days as an interviewer, hosting notable guests and attending major events around Nairobi. The conversation then dives deep into his modeling journey, which began in 2021 through a genuine love for fashion. He talks about the influence of his parents, borrowing his father's clothes growing up, and how his mother's tailoring skills inspired his creative eye. We also discuss some of the biggest challenges facing models today, including industry controversies surrounding unpaid creatives and the realities behind the glamorous image people see online. Munie explains the vision behind BUBU, the fashion brand he launched in 2025, and reveals how teachers once told him he would never succeed because he wasn't academically gifted. Today, he uses that experience as motivation to build something meaningful. We also debate whether Kenyan fashion is becoming too westernized, discuss authenticity in fashion, Nairobi nightlife, cultural experiences, music recommendations, movies, and much more. 🎙️ Listen until the end for our Spotify First Song segment and some hilarious stories from life around the Kisii–Narok border. Don't forget to like, comment, subscribe, and share the episode. #TheWorstFriendsPodcast #Munie #KenyanFashion #BUBU #Modeling #FashionPodcast #KenyanPodcast

I Never Got Her Contact

Welcome to Episode 72 of The Worst Friends Podcast features rising South Sudanese-born, Kenyan-based artist Blacken White Dcee. We dive into the unbelievable story behind his latest track Swahili Lady inspired by a random club encounter that turned into music after he never got the girl’s contact.We also discuss:• His latest music projects• His creative process in the studio• Why he hates crowded studio sessions• Crazy stories from Kenyan private school life• University experiences• How culture and past experiences shaped his music journey• Music & movie recommendations at the endThis episode is funny, deep, chaotic, and inspiring all at once.

Would You Ride For 8 Mill? EP 71

Episode 71 is pure chaos 😭 After our arranged guest cancelled just 30 minutes before call time, it ended up being just Pat and Viterlis in the studio kicking it and catching up on life lately. Viterlis talks about his first ever clubbing experience where he unexpectedly met fans of the podcast 😭 and why it became uncomfortable real quick. He also tells us about meeting a guy selling street car kittens for KSh 1500. Pat updates us on his chill week before we get into the huge marathon milestone by Kenyan legend Sebastian Sawe and debate whether Pat could somehow run under 2 hours for the “right amount of money” 💀 Then the episode completely goes off the rails when Viterlis asks one of the craziest hypothetical questions ever asked on this podcast… leading to a hilarious misunderstanding and one heated argument 😭 We wrap things up with music and movie recommendations as Pat gives a full breakdown of the Netflix movie Apex and his thoughts on the storyline. Enjoy Episode 71 of The Worst Friends Podcast ❤️ #TheWorstFriendsPodcast #KenyanPodcast #ComedyPodcast #Nairobi #PodcastClips