In this special episode of Hideout Podcast, in collaboration with Positive Young Women Voices under the Sauti Moja Alliance, we sit down with Tony and Eunice from Family Bridge of Hope to unpack this year’s Menstrual Hygiene Day theme: “Together for a #PeriodFriendlyWorld.”

Through honest conversation and storytelling, we explore the importance of dignity, intentionality, community support and menstrual justice beyond just access to pads. The episode highlights the realities many girls and marginalized communities still face, while also imagining a future where periods are met with care, inclusion and understanding instead of shame and stigma.

This is a conversation about people, empathy and the kind of world we choose to build together.

In this special International Women’s Day episode of Hideout Podcast, we explore this year’s theme “Give to Gain.”

This episode is produced in collaboration with Positive Young Women Voices under the Sauti Moja Alliance and features members of Refugee Brotherhood.

Together, we share stories of resilience, community and the powerful ways generosity through knowledge, support and solidarity can uplift women and strengthen communities.

Because when we give with intention, what women give, the world gains.

This World AIDS Day episode created with PYWV under the Sauti Moja Alliance in partnership with SWOP, brings together a SWOP representative, a male sex worker and a female sex worker to discuss HIV stigma, GBV and barriers to safe, non-judgmental health care.

This conversation highlights daily realities in communities like Kariobangi and Dandora, the support SWOP provides, and the need for solidarity, safety and justice for all sex workers.

Enjoy!!!

In this episode of The Hideout Podcast, we sit down with the legendary ZJ Heno to talk about his journey, the power of reggae culture and what to expect at this year’s Jamhuri Reggae Festival. From identity to sound curation to the stories behind his craft, Heno brings raw insight, good energy and real vibes. Tap in for an inspiring conversation on music, culture and purpose.

Policies often look progressive on paper, but what happens when implementation falls short?

Hideout podcast in partnership with Y+ Global had a sit down with young people to share how decisions made at the top connect or fail to connect with everyday struggles in their communities.

We ask: what does it take to move from promises to practice and how can lived experiences be woven into policymaking?

This conversation sheds light on why policies are only as good as their implementation and how bridging the gap between leaders and young people requires trust, accountability and genuine co-creation.

This is a continuation of our podcast episode with Simon Says Maingi and I hope you liked the first part...

Thank you for listening and welcome to your Hideout!!

Welcome to your Hideout!!!

On this new season we had an amazing conversation with the one and only Simon Maingi and you know how much wisdom he oozes!! Hope you enjoy listening as much as we enjoyed creating✨.