Are pads out? Why More Women Are Switching To Reusable Period Products | ft The Grace Cup

Your Team Is a Reflection of Your Leadership | Building Teams That Thrive ft Dr. Doris Change

Your team is not just working under you — they are a reflection of your leadership. In this episode, Anita sits down with Dr. Doris Change, a Corporate Governance and Leadership expert, to explore what it really takes to build teams that thrive in today’s workplace. From disengagement and silent burnout to attitude shifts and employees mentally checking out, this conversation breaks down how leadership directly impacts team performance, culture, and retention. We dive into: * How leadership influences employee engagement and morale * The hidden signs your team is struggling (before it’s obvious) * Why employees disengage and start looking elsewhere * The connection between burnout and leadership style * Practical ways to build healthier, high-performing teams If you’re a leader, manager, or building a team, this episode will challenge how you think about leadership and responsibility in the workplace.

Are pads out? Why More Women Are Switching To Reusable Period Products | ft The Grace Cup

Are reusable menstrual products really worth it? 👀 In this episode, we dive into the truth about menstrual cups with Grace Cup — from comfort, cost, hygiene, to whether they’re actually better than pads and tampons. Menstrual cups are becoming more popular because they are eco-friendly, cost-effective, and can last up to 12 hours — but are they right for YOU? We break down: * Pros & cons of menstrual cups * First-time experiences (what no one tells you 👀) * Cost savings vs pads & tampons * Common fears & myths 💬 Let us know: Would you try a menstrual cup?

This will change how you view baby care: Facts you may not know about baby care products ft Dr Zahra

Caring for your baby is one of the most meaningful journeys — and every mom deserves to feel confident and supported along the way 💜 In this episode, we sit down with Dr. Zahra Lalji to have a warm and insightful conversation about baby care, from understanding skincare products to navigating common myths with clarity and ease. We explore what truly matters when it comes to choosing the right products for your baby, and how to approach motherhood with more intention and less overwhelm. Beyond baby care, we also touch on the realities of balancing motherhood and entrepreneurship, and how to create a life that feels both fulfilling and sustainable. ✨ This episode is a gentle reminder that you’re doing better than you think — and that motherhood can be approached with both care and confidence.

Friendships that shape us; From best friends to better women! The Joy of female friendships💜

In this episode of Rare View Podcast, I sit down with my friend MaryAnn for a deeply honest conversation on friendship; the kind that evolves, stretches, and sometimes breaks us open in unexpected ways. We talk about what it means when friendships shift, the unspoken expectations we carry, and how to navigate distance, misunderstandings, and growth without losing yourself in the process. It’s a reflection on love between friends, the quiet grief of change, and the beauty of choosing honesty even when it’s uncomfortable. This is not just a conversation about friendship endings — it’s about becoming more aware, more intentional, and more grounded in the people we choose to keep close. If you’ve ever outgrown a friendship, questioned your connections, or simply needed clarity on what real friendship feels like in different seasons of life , this episode is for you.

What it takes to be an actress in Kenya ft Mwende King’ori

In this episode of The Rare View Podcast, we sit down with Mwende King’ori, a rising Kenyan actress, as she opens up about her journey in the Kenyan film industry. From how she got started in acting to navigating the realities behind the scenes, Mwende shares an honest look into the struggles, growth, and lessons that come with building a career in film. She also dives into the challenges many young actors face today, the pressure of the industry, and what it truly takes to keep going. Beyond her personal story, this conversation explores the future of the Kenyan film industry — where it’s headed, what needs to change, and how we can better support young creatives trying to make it. ✨ If you’re passionate about storytelling, acting, or the creative industry in Kenya, this episode is for you.