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FATHOM with Anysie

Hosted by Anysie Ishimwe · education · EN-US

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About this Podcast:

At FATHOM, we believe that in order to lead a joy filled and fulfilling life, one must have the courage to pursue that which they find meaningful. In our busy modern world, however, where internal and external obstacles abound, that pursuit becomes even more difficult for young people everywhere. Through conversations with guests who are experimenting with 'adulting' relatively successfully, we will bring raw and honest conversations that will add value to the journeys of our audience members.

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38%

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Selective

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What is FATHOM with Anysie about?

At FATHOM, we believe that in order to lead a joy filled and fulfilling life, one must have the courage to pursue that which they find meaningful. In our busy modern world, however, where internal and external obstacles abound, that pursuit becomes even more difficult for young people everywhere.

Who hosts FATHOM with Anysie?

FATHOM with Anysie is hosted by Anysie Ishimwe. The show has published 35 episodes to date.

What has FATHOM with Anysie covered recently?

Recent episodes include "EP 34: Malik Shaffy: Redefining Success: Leadership, Creativity, and the Courage to Pivot" (30 September 2025, 63 minutes), "EP 33: Thomas Njeru: On leaving the prestige of the Big 4, pursuing impact, and scaling Pula across 18 countries" (24 June 2025, 80 minutes), and "EP 32: Fred Swaniker: On educating 3 million Africans, lessons from being an 8x founder, and his move beyond education into AI and data" (9 June 2025, 121 minutes).

How often does FATHOM with Anysie publish?

FATHOM with Anysie publishes roughly every two weeks, with episodes averaging 87 minutes across 35 episodes.

How hard is it to get booked on FATHOM with Anysie?

Booking probability for FATHOM with Anysie is 38%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. FATHOM with Anysie requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. FATHOM with Anysie's contact route on record: public web form.

Who should pitch FATHOM with Anysie?

The strongest fits for FATHOM with Anysie are Courses, Coaching & Lessons. FATHOM with Anysie has an education audience.

About the host

Anysie Ishimwe hosts FATHOM with Anysie, an education podcast with 35 episodes published.

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Recent episodes

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  • Episode #34

    EP 34: Malik Shaffy: Redefining Success: Leadership, Creativity, and the Courage to Pivot

    Sep 30, 20251h 3mS1

    Send us Fan Mail In this episode I sit down with creative entrepreneur Malik Shaffy , founder of the Kigali based agency 63 Inc , for a conversation that does not fit into neat career boxes. Malik shares how growing up...

  • Episode #33

    EP 33: Thomas Njeru: On leaving the prestige of the Big 4, pursuing impact, and scaling Pula across 18 countries

    Jun 24, 20251h 20mS1

    Send us Fan Mail In this conversation, I sit down with Thomas Njeru, co-founder and CEO of Pula Advisors, to unpack his remarkable journey from growing up on a farm in rural Kenya to becoming an actuary, rising to...

  • Episode #32

    EP 32: Fred Swaniker: On educating 3 million Africans, lessons from being an 8x founder, and his move beyond education into AI and data

    Jun 9, 20252h 1mS1

    Send us Fan Mail In this episode, I sit down with entrepreneur and visionary leader Fred Swaniker. He takes us through his remarkable journey from growing up in Botswana to founding eight institutions that operate at...

  • Episode #31

    EP 31: Tesh Mbaabu: Lessons from Raising $40M, Losing his Most Successful Business, and Bouncing Back with his New Venture, Chptr.

    Feb 17, 20251h 25mS1

    Send us Fan Mail In this episode, I sit down with Tesh Mbaabu, a serial technology entrepreneur dedicated to blending commerce and technology. We discuss the experiences that shaped his entrepreneurial journey, the...

  • Episode #30

    EP 30: Clare Akamanzi: On maximizing opportunities she was given, leading the Rwanda Development Board, and her new adventure with NBA Africa

    Jan 28, 20251h 6mS1

    Send us Fan Mail In the next episode, I sit down with Clare Akamanzi, the CEO of NBA Africa and former CEO of the Rwanda Development Board (RDB). Clare’s leadership is an inspiration across Rwanda and the continent...

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  • Episode #29

    EP 29: Lydia K.M. : On relocating to the continent to build the life of her dreams, and her commitment to inspire the next generation to take action and live with intention

    Jan 20, 20251h 23mS1

    Send us Fan Mail In this conversation, I sit down with Lydia K.M., a wellness and lifestyle content creator, award-winning podcaster, entrepreneur, and dedicated mental health advocate. With a background in law and...

  • Episode #28

    EP 28: Julia Gaitho: On finding purpose in creative pursuits, building Over25, and her path to authenticity

    Jan 13, 20251h 48mS1

    Send us Fan Mail In this episode, I sit down with creator extraordinaire Julia Gaitho, a podcaster, producer, digital content creator, and marketing professional. During her career in corporate Kenya, Julia discovered a...

  • Episode #27

    EP 27: Huguette Umutoni: Her work of guiding Heads of States and industry icons to champion education and how she leverages her superpower of facilitating meaningful connections for good.

    Nov 25, 20241h 37mS1

    Send us Fan Mail Hello everyone, We are back! I am excited to introduce my next guest, Huguette Umutoni, a skilled partnership facilitator with experience at prestigious institutions such as the World Bank and the World...

  • Episode #26

    EP 26: Bien Aimé Baraza: On being Sauti Sol’s lead singer, the highs and lows of his new solo career, and his ambition of going global

    Aug 14, 20241h 14mS1

    Send us Fan Mail In this episode, I sit down with one of my all time favorite artists, Bien Aimé Baraza also known as Bien, an internationally acclaimed Afro-pop artist hailing from Kenya and a former lead singer of a...

  • Episode #25

    EP 25: Tonee Ndungu: On pitching to Bill Gates, Building an EdTech company for a decade, and his goal of building a Unicorn fintech company

    Aug 7, 20241h 54mS1

    Send us Fan Mail In the conversation below, I have one of the best conversations I have enjoyed so far on the podcast with a Kenyan entrepreneur called Tonee Ndungu. He is fresh off pitching to Bill Gates, an experience...

  • Episode #24

    EP 24: Vimbai Masiyiwa: Her journey of being a luxury tourism entrepreneur, a mental health advocate, a cancer survivor, and business and life lessons from her father.

    Jul 31, 20241h 7mS1

    Send us Fan Mail Vimbai Masiyiwa is the executive director of Batoka Hospitality, the first black, female-owned safari lodge group in Africa. She co-founded the company with her mother Tsitsi Masiyiwa. Their project...

  • Episode #23

    EP 23: Israel Bimpe: From Leading a Student Organization to Leading Africa's Largest Govtech Company: Insights on Strategic Living and Playing the Long Game

    Jul 23, 20242h 34mS1

    Send us Fan Mail In the next episode, I have a heartfelt and inspiring conversation with Israel Bimpe about his unconventional and eclectic career path. Israel is the CEO of Irembo, a Rwandan technology company...

  • Episode #22

    EP 22: Georgie Ndirangu: His Unconventional Journey to Becoming a Global Moderator, His Next Big Chapter, and Pursuing a Life of Fulfillment

    May 6, 20241h 37mS1

    Send us Fan Mail In this next episode, I sit down with Georgie Ndirangu, a global moderator and a curator of the brand Georgie Ndirangu. With a stellar career spanning the BBC, CNBC Africa, and Forbes Africa, Georgie...

  • Episode #21

    EP 21: Just Ivy Africa: On building wealth in Africa, lessons from Over25, and the power of betting on yourself!

    Feb 22, 20241h 26mS2

    Send us Fan Mail In this conversation I sit down with Just Ivy Africa, an award-winning marketer, content creator, digital entrepreneur, and investor. We discuss the experience that have shaped her life and career to...

  • Episode #20

    EP 20: Charlot Magayi: Her journey from teen mom to raising millions in funding to build Mukuru Clean Stoves

    Feb 7, 20241h 29mS1

    Send us Fan Mail In this conversation I sit with the one and only, Charlot Magayi who is the Founder of Mukuru Clean Stoves- a clean cooking company that repurposes locally sourced waste metal to manufacture improved...

  • Episode #19

    EP 19: Pelumi Nubi: On exploring the world fearlessly, traveling to 80 countries, and living successfully with dyslexia.

    Jan 24, 20241h 18mS1

    Send us Fan Mail Happy New Year, FATHOM friends! In this conversation, I sit with a sister and friend of mine, Pelumi Nubi, who is a purpose-driven travel content creator and connector who thrives on exploring less...

  • Episode #18

    EP 18: Dieuveil Malonga: On elevating African gastronomy at the Meza Malonga Lab, being the youngest chef on Top Chef France, and cooking for A$AP Rocky.

    Nov 30, 20231h 5mS1

    Send us Fan Mail In this episode, I sit with Chef extraordinaire, Dieuveil Malonga, to discuss his mission of elevating Afro fusion cuisine on the global scene. Chef Malonga is one of the senior exponents of Afro-fusion...

  • Episode #17

    EP 17: Iris Irumva: On how to be a leader at any level, writing her first book, and her intentional journey to the woman she is today.

    Oct 25, 20231h 11mS1

    Send us Fan Mail In this episode, I sit with coach extraordinaire, Iris Irumva, to discuss her leadership journey that she started at a young age and the lessons she has learned on her journey. We discuss the journey of...

  • Episode #16

    EP 16: Wode Maya: On building a mega YouTube brand, showcasing Africa through travel, and living for a purpose that is greater than himself.

    Oct 2, 20231h 16mS1

    Send us Fan Mail In this episode, I sit with Wode Maya, the mega YouTube influencer who showcases African people and places through travel. We discuss his journey from growing up in rural Ghana, to being an honor roll...

  • Episode #15

    EP 15: Theo Baloyi: On building the Mega Sneaker brand that is Bathu, quitting a lucrative career at PWC, and his commitment to uplift the township he comes from.

    Sep 30, 20231h 16mS1

    Send us Fan Mail In this episode, I sit with none other than Theo Baloyi, the founder and owner of Bathu, a sneaker brand that is proudly African. We talk about his experience growing up in one of South Africa's most...

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