Episode 57: Tedd Josiah on the rise of Hiphop in Kenya|Building Jokajok Luxury Leather

[@africatodayke]

i am 43 and have been employed all my life. this video gives me hope that am not too old to start my enterpreneural dream. thanks ted if you are reading this. grew up on your hits and yes its true. you are a living genius and legend. keep winning.

[@Ms-Kuria]

Josiah dropping nuggets of wisdom 😊. Thank you baba Njeri for this wholesome conversation. 👏👏 📌"Be still and know that I am God" 🎉🎉 📌Unaskiza makelele hauskizi Mungu.

[@heroebookfair]

This man deserves his flowers. He's the Timbaland of Kenya and I really hope he considers producing music again. His expertise is one to be cherished.

[@lewismushangi8138]

I was here thinking how you need to interview Tedd Josiah voilà here he is.....good stuff🙂🙂

[@Jennyfelly8542]

This conversation was soo realistic.Change your mindset on how you see life .Ted just put scripture into his daily life practice . He's a legend of hia own wisdom 😊.Thankyou fill for this conversation its a life changing one for me and other classmates 🙏

[@Jennyfelly8542]

**Phil 😊

[@daggydoartsproduction]

Impactful conversation, helpful for me even on finding my purpose

[@Acacia01]

Congratulations Tedd. The journey to Damascus has polished you to a diamond. Very proud of you and the greatness ahead ❤

[@deejaybennonpoint]

Love the message especially hapo kwa road to Damascus.....very true 💯.

[@luciebyukusenge]

I really love how Kenyans are creative and hard worker especially when it comes to creative industry in general!

[@ChroniclerBriefs]

I have always been inspired by this musical legend, but thanks Phil for also making him outline his business vision so well. Keep it up 👍

[@hezekiahcharles6754]

isn't it amazing that He got back to what he started with at eastleigh high school.... ART DESIGN......

[@CJRESOURCEHUBTV]

Watching your interviews is helping me write my books on entrepreneurship.

[@kamikash.]

Naeza penda ku MEDI na Tedd. Great minds ❤❤❤. Can't get my eyes off him coz of the jacket. Can we talk about how his silver wisdom hair and beard are matching the jacket 😍😍😍😍😍😍

[@douglasthiongo5811]

This hit me hard, the conversation was real. Big thanks to the team and Tedd Josiah.

[@chroniclesofMumbi]

Loved this episode. ❤❤

[@LadyS-02]

Yooooh Tedd is a bigdeal in entertainment industry in Kenya Phill next leta Redsan,Dj Codered,Pilipili

[@ondustreetlawyer2235]

A living LEGEND manze. 🔥🔥🔥

[@GULFGISTyvonne]

Just landed with my note book ready to take notes

[@thisisit4705]

Wambugu Apples. We need her here.

[@OfficialPhilKaranja]

This is well noted.

[@annie3601]

Today's master class Gen Z tumeuma nje. 1997,1998 worathis 😂😂😂 Ted ambaye tunajua ni wakudesign luxury bags yooohh Any thank you for shedding light to what was happening in the music industry long before this

[@LadyS-02]

Iyo time ndio kulikua na elnino 😄 so hii mvua ya sahi and that time is same

[@peternjuguna26]

Jimmy Gathu ❤ legend 🙌🏿

[@REVOLUTIONARYLYRICS]

Tedd should visit the local herbalist to clear his mind and bless Gen Z with another Hip Hop album with the veterans

[@lg8448]

This was for me to the T.❤

[@CJRESOURCEHUBTV]

Hello, invite Benny Hinn Walubengo.He CEO of Ispeak Society and Double B Consultancy

[@mohamedabshirankole2667]

Am the first one manzee

[@jamesnganga3154]

Ted looks like Ragnor Lothbrok

[@ouitamata]

Would you consider featuring less 'out there' entrepreneurs? I know this approach makes sense for views but truth is we have heard their narratives over and over again from multiple interviews and forums. There are people out here - and not just Nairobi based - with remarkable and unusual stories of how they are making it. And they are REALLY making it, not just social media vibes.

[@OfficialPhilKaranja]

We welcome all recommendations😁

[@cytkl]

Blackmen always ddiscussin petty stuff.

[@Acacia01]

Sour grapes

[@austheticstudios9295]

How can we help you sir?