This episode is for the fashion lovers ; to be specific, the haute couture lovers.

Yes, you heard that right… haute couture!!

I got into everything haute couture : from its founding, to what it truly means, and even why we still need haute couture in fashion today.

This episode is a labour of what I truly desire to do in life: be in fashion. It’s personal, it’s passionate and it’s all things couture.

Tell me what you think about haute couture and fashion ; and should I keep doing episodes like this?

Enjoy listening to this episode and I hope to get some feedback from everyone who listens in.

Lots of love,

Dennis ♡

On this episode, I had the pleasure of sitting down with the one and only Jackson Pinnock for Episode 3.

We dive into creating your own personal identity, the struggles of fitting in, reclaiming our truths and everything content creation.

Tune in to catch all this and more.

I hope you enjoy the episode and I can’t wait to see you for our next installment!

Lots of love

🩷

D

This episode gets real. I sit down with my special guests, Evans and Doreen, for an unfiltered conversation on performativeness, relationships, and the complicated dynamics that shape how we connect.

We dive into Kenyan society today, from the constant policing of the arts space to the performative tendencies of celebrity culture, and the reality that cancel culture in Kenya just isn’t hitting the way it used to.

New episodes drop every week, so listen in and enjoy this one as much as we did.

With love,

🩷

D

IT’S OFFICIALLY SEASON 6!!!

A new season is here, and trust me,I have so much lined up, including incredible guests who’ll be sharing stories, insights, and conversations you do not want to miss.

In this episode, I dive into the things we are leaving in 2025 (because… it’s time 😌),from toxic exes to unnecessary side quests. I also get into what we need to bring back and carry into 2026, from bringing shame back (long overdue, honestly) to taking feminism forward as we head into a new year,especially with society slowly regressing.

This episode was so much fun to make, and I’d genuinely love to hear your thoughts. What do you think we should leave behind in 2025? And what’s something you believe we should bring back and take boldly into 2026?

I hope you have an amazing time listening.

Lots of love,

♥️

D.

In this episode, I give a sneak peek of what’s coming in our brand-new season this November. I also talk about why this season took a little longer to drop and take a moment to thank my amazing guests for joining me on this journey. Thank you for tuning in , see you in our upcoming season, dropping soon!

Lots of love,
D.

On this episode I decided to breakdown one of the most polarizing topics in our Kenyan society: Suicide.

Suicide has been one of the most stigmatized topics in Kenya which has made it hard for a lot of people struggling with suicidal thoughts and generally mental health issues. On this episode specifically I want to raise awareness on the need to create a safe space for people to share their struggles with mental health and how we can be more sensitized to mental health issues and its complexities.

I hope this episode provides comfort to anyone struggling and that it echoes that they are truly seen, understood and LOVED.

If you need help and a community for support with suicide prevention Befrienders Kenya is an amazing place to find that emotional support. You can be able to reach them via the link below.

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On this episode I got candid and a bit emotional over the forgotten issues currently plaguing the global south, violence and wars.

This episode for me was a way to speak out on the plight of the people who the international community has forgotten. This are the people of DRC , the Sudanese people and the Women of Afghanistan. The international community has been silent on their plight for liberation and freedom, no major headlines is being created for them, no one is creating a hashtag for them yet they are the most vulnerable right now.

In Sudan for example a famine is looming due to the blockade of aid and other humanitarian aid into the various regions in Sudan being plagued by war. What is the international community doing to end this evil plaguing the people of these regions ?where are the western activists when there voices are crucially needed by the people of DRC ,Sudan and the apartheid women of Afghanistan?

Listen in as I break this down and dive into what is really happening and what lies ahead for the international human rights.

On this episode of the Untimely Podcast I dive into what my August music listen has been and gurl, I have been HOOKED. This month it’s all about my African queens, Amaarae and Tyla!!!!

I’ve been tapped into these artists for YEARS now, and honestly I feel like we don’t talk about them nearly enough. Their sound, their vision, their artistry,it deserves way more shine.

And of course, I couldn’t leave out one of the most CRIMINALLY UNDERRATED artists of our time… the one and ONLY MUVAAAA FKA TWIGSSSSSS. Like, y’all are really sleeping on FKA;her discography, her catalogue, and most importantly, her art form? ICONIC.

So tune in as I loath, dissect, and celebrate these three amazing queens and the magic they’re serving in music right now.

Lots of Love,

D🩷