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Hosted by Emos Njoroge · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 28 episodes
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Emos O’Clock — it’s never that serious.Emos O’Clock is a Kenyan podcast delivering raw, honest conversations on culture, relationships, society, and everyday life.Hosted by Emos, the show features candid discussions with guests from different walks of life, unpacking modern challenges, social pressure, and real experiences shaping today’s generation.New episodes weekly. Unfiltered. Real. African.
Emos Njoroge hosts Emos O’Clock, a society show with 28 episodes published.
Everyone knows Onjiri for making Kenyans laugh, but this conversation reveals the man behind the comedy. Onjiri opens up about addiction, spending KSh300,000 a month , his recovery journey, life after alcohol, marriage,
Everyone knows Just Salet for her relatable relationship skits, but this conversation goes beyond the content. We talk about toxic love, motherhood, content creation, nursing, View Once culture, relationships, and the le
Everyone knows DJ Shiti for making Kenya laugh, but this conversation reveals the man behind the comedy. We talk about life, creativity, staying sober, the entertainment industry, Real Househelp of Kawangware, working wi
Everyone thinks they know CassyPool, but this conversation reveals a different side of him. CassyPool opens up about depression, being broke and famous, surviving difficult seasons, faith, fatherhood, relationships, ment
Boniface Mwangi joins Emos O’Clock for one of the most honest conversations we've had on the podcast. From activism, politics, protests, leadership, and the future of Kenya 🇰🇪 to parenting, relationships, faith, cultur
Tobit Tom joins Emos O’Clock for one of his most open conversations yet. From sleeping on a mattress in a bedsitter, surviving on 5K, and moments of self-doubt, to working with Nyashinski, building a career in acting, an
Moji Short Baba opens up on faith, purpose, pressure, relationships, modern culture, and the reality of this generation… 😔 From gospel music and internet pressure to marriage, loneliness, trauma, values, and finding pur
Bon’ke West opens up like never before… 😳 From losing millions on a major event to building one of the most talked-about brands in Kenya, this is a real and unfiltered conversation about money, risk, failure, relationsh
This episode got REAL DNA opens up on fame, money, faith, and the harsh realities of the Kenyan music industry. From making millions to losing it all, battling fame, finding God, and navigating life as an artist — this i
Boneye from P Unit joins Emos O’Clock for a real and unfiltered conversation on fame, music, and life in Kenya 🎙️🔥 From the rise of P Unit to the realities of the music industry, culture, and personal experiences, this
Boneye from P Unit joins Emos O’Clock for a real and unfiltered conversation on fame, music, and life in Kenya 🎙️ From the rise of P Unit to the realities of the music industry, culture, and personal experiences — this
Boneye from P Unit joins Emos O’Clock for a real and unfiltered conversation on fame, music, and life in Kenya 🎙️ From the rise of P Unit to the realities of the music industry, culture, and personal experiences — this
Boneye from P Unit joins Emos O’Clock for a real and unfiltered conversation on fame, music, and life in Kenya 🎙️ From the rise of P Unit to the realities of the music industry, culture, and personal experiences — this
Useful Idioty joins Emos O’Clock for a real and unfiltered conversation on content creation, Black Tax, fame, and football. From his journey in the creative industry to bold Arsenal predictions, this episode dives into l
Season Eight kicks off with an unfiltered and honest conversation. In this episode of Emos O’Clock, Tesoti joins us to talk about entering 2026 with clarity, self-awareness, and growth. We unpack character development, t
This episode of Emos O’Clock is a full-circle moment. Together with Monday The Great, we unwrap 2025 — the wins, the losses, the betrayals, and the lessons that defined what many are calling the snake year. Nothing is su
In this episode of Emos O’Clock, we sit down with Arnold Saviour for a raw, hilarious, and unexpectedly deep conversation about comedy and life. We talk about “mamas wa 650,” dark humour, Bukinya KFC moments, and the fin
In this episode of Emos O’Clock, we sit down with Nicole Kanaiza for a refreshing and honest conversation about love, standards, and modern relationships. We talk about “the queen type”, funding your man, expectations in
In this episode of Emos O’Clock, we link up with Benson Ojuwa for a wide-ranging and honest conversation about life, craft, and ambition. We get into his role as Utambi, the impact of Rao, chasing the bag while staying g
In this episode of Emos O’Clock, we sit down with Steve Massage, also known as Wakaniaru University, for a raw and deeply honest conversation. We talk about KC Ginger culture, depression and mental health, the pressure o
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Emos O’Clock is hosted by Emos Njoroge. The show is categorised under society (culture) and has published 28 episodes.
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