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Financially Incorrect

Financially Incorrect

Money doesn"t have to be intimidating. The Financially Incorrect Podcast is a fun and informative way to learn about personal finance. Host Barrack Bukusi debunks money myths and reveals the truth behind common misconceptions. Join him with a different guest every week as he helps you achieve your financial goals.

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01:41:31

Breaking Free: Eric Mutiso's Journey From Alcoholism...

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2024/08/30

In this episode, Eric Mutiso takes us on his inspiring journey to becoming a pilot, sharing how he overcame addiction and tackled the massive financial hurdles of the aviation industry. With training costs up to 8 million and early jobs paying just $20 a day, Eric's story is one of resilience and determination. He dives into the tough realities of the pilot career path, the importance of financial planning, and how he turned his life around despite the odds.Eric also reflects on the importance

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01:32:00

4 auctions later: relearning finances in my 40s ft....

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2024/08/23

Tonee takes us through his journey, sharing personal stories about managing money, overcoming learning challenges, and why financial literacy is a game-changer for entrepreneurs. He talks about earning big at a young age, struggling with ADHD, and how focus and mental health support were crucial to his success. Tonee also opens up about neglecting his personal finances while investing everything into his business, Kytabu, which led him to create the Tribbe app that tackles reputational risk and

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01:31:33

Most people want the money, I want what comes from...

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2024/08/16

💰 What would you do if you landed a 30 Million deal? Join Barrack as he chats with Astar and special guest Richard, the voice behind the "Cleaning the Airwaves" podcast. 🎙️ Dive into the untold stories of the creative industry and Richard's role in it. Despite his privileged background, Richard's journey with money wasn't as smooth as one might expect. He opens up about navigating life's challenges, making major financial mistakes, and even giving away his wealth to bless

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01:54:30

Everyone thinks we make a lot more money than we...

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2024/08/09

In this episode, Ty Ngachira opens up about the trials and triumphs of building a career as a comedian in Kenya. From his childhood experiences that shaped his storytelling skills to the financial struggles that came with pursuing his passion, Ty shares an honest look at the highs and lows of his journey. He reflects on the early days of performing for free to build an audience, the frustrations of unpaid gigs, and the pivotal moment when he landed a writing position on "The Daily Show with Jon

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01:42:28

I don’t think I can be happy and broke ft. Jules Her...

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2024/08/02

I know the question on everyone’s mind is, what actually happened with Over 25? In this episode, join Barrack as he takes us through Jules’ journey as we try to understand how she become the powerhouse that she is today. Julia opens up about how money influenced her personal, business, and social relationships, and dishes on her Over 25 days. From university life to stepping into the corporate world, you'll see how she navigated her crises and how money played a key role. 🤔 In the comments

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01:33:53

Before I looked good, I had to Hustle ft. Brian Babu...

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2024/07/26

How much would it take, for you to dress a corpse? 😲 This week we are joined by Kenya’s hottest Stylist’s Brian Babu. He opens up about his humble beginnings, including his very first paying job as a waiter to how he became one of Kenya’s most fashionable icons. He spills the tea on the ever controversial Kenya's Olympic team uniforms, shedding light on the situation and what actually happened. Find out what it’s truly like working as a stylist in Kenya, with both local and international

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01:05:01

How do you support 3 household on 1.5 Salary in this...

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2024/07/12

🎥 Welcome to a new episode of Financially Incorrect! Ever wondered how one juggles money, religion, and education? From her roots as a social entrepreneur to navigating a multicultural upbringing shaped by interfaith dynamics, Advocate Rukhsar Munir offers profound insights into prioritizing and managing finances.Despite obstacles, she forged ahead to establish her own successful practice, underscoring the importance of business acumen often overlooked in legal education. Her story of managing 3

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01:38:19

Making money can be easy, but do you know how to keep...

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2024/07/06

Making money might come easy, but do you actually know what to do with it? This week on Financially Incorrect, we're getting real with the CEO & Co-Founder of Ndovu, Radhika Bhachu. She shares her views on the recent protests in Kenya, the investment opportunities out there for Kenyans, and what it was like jumping into a new market after living in the UK for so long.Join Barrack as we dive into Radhika's incredible journey. From hustling products as a teenager to becoming a

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01:30:11

Kibunjah: What it takes to be the only MC with an LLB

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2024/06/21

This week, we sit down with the hottest MC in the game, Kibunjah. In this episode, he reflects on his journey navigating the life of an MC and how he prices his gigs in an effort to earn a living in today's economy. But first, we discuss his experiences protesting and his views on the efforts of the youth in the country. Kibunjah also shares the setbacks he faced before entering the industry and the challenges he encountered after joining the gig economy. He opens up about the trials and

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01:36:25

DJ Dream & CNG: We may have lost 250k but we're still...

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2024/06/14

This week on Financially Incorrect, we're thrilled to be joined by not one, but two of Nairobi’s hottest DJs: DJ Dream (Derrick Kamau) and CNGthedj (Charles Njoroge). In this episode, Barrack peels back the layers to uncover who they really are beyond the fame.The gents share their journeys growing up in Nakuru and Kangemi and how those experiences shaped them. From painting walls at building sites to selling colognes, they had to find creative ways to make money to put themselves through DJ

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01:18:43

Dr. Neema Lema: The cost of raising a child with Autism

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2024/06/10

In this episode of Financially Incorrect, we welcome Dr. Lema, a pediatric doctor specializing in treating and educating people on supporting children with special needs. Join Barrack and Dr. Lema as they explore her journey of overcoming the challenges following her firstborn son's autism diagnosis. Despite her medical background, Dr. Lema was initially unprepared for the diagnosis but quickly adapted to navigate this new reality. Through her clinic, social media, and YouTube channel, she

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01:25:18

Bernd Skorupinski: How I make money as a Full-Time...

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2024/05/31

Have you ever wondered what it takes to be a trader? In this episode of Financially Incorrect, we sit down with Bernd Skorupinski, CEO of an Online Trading Platform and a distinguished professional in the forex space with over a decade of full-time trading experience. Bernd has earned the prestigious title of all-time record holder at FTMO, the world's largest FX proprietary trading firm. Join Barrack as he delves into Bernd's journey, exploring the drive and determination that have shaped

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01:26:28

Dr Naph Macharia: How I opened a 9M Clinic with no...

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2024/05/24

In this week's episode of Financially Incorrect, we are thrilled to welcome Dr. Naphtali Macharia, Kenya's renowned internet dentist. Dr. Naph shares his fascinating journey into the field of dentistry after high school, despite being initially called to pursue a BCom degree at university. He opens up about overcoming financial challenges to afford parallel medical university education and how he persevered through life's obstacles. Doc lets us in on how he has leveraged his knowledge

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01:50:42

Osumo Brad: This is how selling Fish changed my life!

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2024/05/17

🎥 On this week's episode of *Financially Incorrect*, we're thrilled to welcome Osumo Brad, the entrepreneurial fishmonger behind the thriving brand, ‘The Big Fish’. 🐟 Dive into Osumo's remarkable journey from a small stall to owning one of Kenya's largest fish restaurants, with his flagship location at Roasters along Thika Road and a brand-new branch in Westlands. Ever wondered what it truly means to a business to have one of Kenya’s prominent figure dine at your Kibanda? Join

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01:01:07

Chad Larson: From Working on Wall Street to earning...

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2024/05/13

This week on Financially Incorrect, join host Barrack as he sits down with Chad Larson, CEO of KopoKopo and one of the founding fathers of M-Kopa. From his early days on Wall Street to spearheading one of Kenya's top startups, Chad shares his unique journey and invaluable insights. In this enlightening conversation, they dive into the nuances of launching a startup in Kenya's current economic landscape, the dynamics of working with investors, and Chad's experience as a major American

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01:26:00

Kwehnui Tawah: Your salary won’t make you wealthy!

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2024/05/03

Ever wondered what it takes to leave behind a cushy corporate job paying $200K annually for a role that offers a fraction of the salary at $50K per annum? This week on Financially Incorrect, we sit down with Kwehnui Tawah, the CEO of Baki Beauty and a venture builder, who did just that. In this episode, we explore how his unique money mindset paved the way for growth and unforeseen opportunities. From washing cars in Tunisia to co-owning a club in Chicago with 1.2 Million Dollars while still in

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00:55:24

Freddy Mulli: How much it cost to organize Nairobi's...

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2024/05/01

Join us for an inspiring episode of Financially Incorrect as we delve into the transformative power of taking a gap year with Freddy Mulli, the interim CEO of Youth Plus Africa. Freddy shares his personal journey growing up in a family of five with a single parent and how this shaped his perceptions about money. Discover how he took a leap of faith by taking a gap year before university to pursue his passion, and follow along as he recounts his remarkable journey from carrying shirts in a garbage

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01:07:02

Sen. Crystal Asige: Discovering a new perspective on...

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2024/04/19

Join us for a compelling episode of Financially Incorrect as we welcome Crystal Asige, a nominated senator and talented singer/songwriter, to the show. Crystal shares her unique journey of how her perception of money shifted after losing her eyesight to Glaucoma as a young girl in Mombasa. Drawing from her background in the arts, Crystal discusses how she utilizes her platform to advocate for inclusivity and educate society about disabilities. From selling clothes on the streets of Mombasa to

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00:50:45

Geoffrey Odundo: How I built my wealth in the...

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2024/04/15

Welcome to another enlightening episode of the Financially Incorrect Podcast! Today, we're delighted to host Geoffrey Odundo, the former CEO of the NSE. Join Barrack and Geoffrey for an engaging conversation as they explore Geoffrey's remarkable transformation from an investment banker to the helm of one of the leading stock exchanges.Geoffrey's fascinating journey includes his tenure on numerous boards and his CEO-ship. Discover the roots of Geoffrey's fascination with money,

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01:05:05

David Muriithi: Are you planning for your retirement?

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2024/04/06

In this week's episode, join us as we sit down with the multi-talented DJ D-Lite, also known as David Murithii! 💿 David's journey is anything but ordinary - transitioning from his role as an auditor at a global firm like Ernest & Young to pursuing his passion for entertainment in the world of DJing and talent management. 🎧🌟 As he navigated through various career paths, David also ventured into the family real estate business, blending his financial expertise with his love for music

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