Ngong Forest, a vital ecosystem bordering Nairobi, faces an existential threat due to rapid encroachment. This podcast episode delves into the heart of the issue, exploring the causes and consequences of this environmental crisis. We'll uncover the stories of the people whose livelihoods depend on the forest, and the powerful forces driving its destruction, exploring the delicate balance between human need and environmental preservation. #GreedVsGreen

Abigail Arunga talks to Neo Musangi, a scholar and researcher of African sexualities and genders. This episode is an exploration into religion, and African sexuality. We know that Africans have been traditionally polygamous and polyamorous for many years - why don't we talk about our relationship diversities, ever? What happened to our previous arrangements and sexualities - the use of rot among the Luo, marriages of women to other women among the Kamba, or the planting of the spear as sexual signage amongst the Maasai, for example? Why and how did these things change, and more importantly, where is the research?

The Wadhii Podcast, hosted by Abigail Arunga, explores the personal, professional, and political perspectives of people in Kenya, and all over the globe, asking important questions about why we think how we think. These questions, we hope, will bring us round to bridging the gap between what we perceive as differences, and highlighting the similarities, and the humanity, that unites us.