Mavazy podcast is a fashion, design and lifestyle podcast focused on telling African fashion stories from street culture to formal wear. Our primary focus is to discuss and have conversations around the fashion industry and how fashion relates to our lives and different African rich Culture. Find us on all streaming/distribution platforms.
MAVAZY PODCAST | EPISODE 13 | WAKENYA NI VICHWA NGUMU THEY NEVER RESPECT DRESSCODES | ft. Joy Wasamba
In Episode 13, Joy Wasamba (Madam CEO), founder of Jovara Events, joins the MAVAZY Podcast for a conversation about dress codes, event themes, fashion and event planning.
How do organizers create the perfect theme? How do they decide what guests should wear? And why do people struggle to follow dress codes?
A real conversation about the intersection of fashion, culture, creativity and events in Kenya.
🎧 Listen now and tell us: Do Kenyans actually respect dress codes?
#MavazyPodcast #JoyWasamba #JovaraEvents #TheDresscodeAffair #DressCode #EventPlanning #KenyanFashion #KenyanEvents #FashionCulture #NairobiEvents #KenyaPodcast #AfricanPodcast #AfricanFashion #EventPlanner #KenyanCreators
26 Sept 2026
MAVAZY PODCAST | EPISODE 12 | DONTIRES & MAMBAS - THE NEW KENYAN TRENDS ft GEORGE OTIENO (AKALA 21)
DONTIRES have found their way from traditional Kenyan footwear into today’s fashion and street culture with MAMBAS owning the style.
In Episode 12 of MAVAZY, we sit down with George Otieno of Akala 21 to explore the history of the Akala, the rise of DONTIRES and MAMBAS, and how traditional resourcefulness is being reimagined through contemporary fashion.
We talk culture, sustainability, craftsmanship, business and the future of Kenyan fashion.
#MavazyPodcast #Akala21 #GeorgeOtieno #DONTIRE #mamba #mambamentality #baddies #kenyanfashion #africanfashion #kenyanculture #nairobifashion #sustainablefashion #madeinkenya #streetwear #fashion #style #ootd #shorts #viral #streetstyle #fashioninspo #fashioninspodaily #publicity254
12 Sept 2026
MAVAZY PODCAST |EPISODE 11 | TURNING RUST TO FASHION | BORN IN 2000 USING 1700s TECHNOLOGY TO CREATE FASHION | ft. Mukabwa Handmade Studio
BORN IN 2000. USING 1700s TECHNOLOGY. TURNING RUST INTO FASHION.
On this episode of the Mavazy Podcast, we sit down with Hillary Mukabwa of Mukabwa Handmade Studio to talk about handloom weaving, sustainable fashion, entrepreneurship, and the art of creating textiles by hand.
Hillary takes us through his journey from Kibera to building a handmade textile studio, including how rust became an unexpected source of inspiration for his textile designs.
A conversation about tradition, innovation, craftsmanship and the future of Kenyan-made fashion.
#MavazyPodcast #HillaryMukabwa #MukabwaHandmade #KenyanFashion #AfricanFashion #Handloom #TextileDesign #SustainableFashion #MadeInKenya #Kibera #AfricanDesign
5 Sept 2026
MAVAZY PODCAST | EPISODE 10 | Going back to our ROOTS | UNDERSTANDING THE SOUTH SUDANESE FASHION CULTURE | ft. Thieu Ajak Garang
In Episode 10 of the Mavazy Podcast, we explore the rich relationship between fashion, culture, heritage, and identity through the lens of South Sudanese fashion.
Joined by Thieu Ajak Garang, we discuss the importance of reconnecting with our roots, preserving cultural heritage, and understanding how traditional influences continue to shape contemporary fashion and creative expression.
This conversation goes beyond clothing. It explores the stories, traditions, and cultural identities woven into fashion—and the role of African creatives in preserving and reimagining these narratives for future generations.
Join us for an insightful conversation about South Sudanese culture, African fashion, heritage, identity, and the future of fashion storytelling.
Guest: Thieu Ajak Garang
Podcast: Mavazy Podcast
Episode: 10
#MavazyPodcast #SouthSudaneseFashion #AfricanFashion #SouthSudan #AfricanCulture #FashionAndCulture #CulturalHeritage #AfricanCreativity #FashionPodcast #AfricaToTheWorld
29 Aug 2026
MAVAZY PODCAST | Episode 9 | IT TOOK ME 2 YEARS TO UNDERSTAND BUSINESS DYNAMICS | ft. Fatma Mzungu
In this episode of MAVAZY PODCAST, we sit down with Fatma Mzungu of Detail Atelier for a candid conversation about the realities of building an independent fashion brand in Kenya.
Beyond the creativity and beautiful garments, Fatma opens up about learning the business side of fashion, understanding the market, sustainability, craftsmanship, identity, and the challenges that come with building a brand from Nairobi.
We also dive into African luxury, global fashion moments like the Met Gala and AMVCAs, and the future of Kenyan fashion on the world stage.
A conversation about fashion, creativity, business and the lessons that come with building something of your own.
31 May 2026
MAVAZY PODCAST-EPISODE 8 | Go Raw or Go Home | STREETWEAR THE NEW AFRICAN IDENTITY? | ft. Kenyan Raw
Is streetwear becoming the new African identity?In Episode 8 of MAVAZY PODCAST, we sit down with Morgan Azedy the founder and brain behind the brand KENYAN RAW for a bold conversation on fashion, culture, identity, and the evolution of African style.From the rise of streetwear as a powerful form of self-expression to the growing influence of upcycling and slow fashion, this episode explores how a new generation of African creatives is redefining what fashion means on the continent.We also unpack the changing landscape of global fashion from the cultural impact of the Africa Magic Viewers' Choice Awards red carpet to the growing conversation around whether African fashion moments are beginning to outshine events like the Met Gala in authenticity, creativity, and cultural relevance.#mavazypodcast #KenyanRaw #streetwear #africanfashion #slowfashion #upcycling #fashionpodcast #amvca #metgala #kenyanfashion #streetwearculture #fashionculture #africancreatives #fashionbusiness
16 May 2026
MAVAZY PODCAST | Episode 7 | Slow Fashion, Sustainability & Conscious Design | ft Sophaya Studio
What does it mean to create clothing that truly lasts?
In this episode of MAVAZY PODCAST, we sit down with Sophie Kinya the Founder & Creative Director of Sophaya Studio for a thoughtful conversation on slow fashion, conscious design, and the future of sustainability in African fashion.
Recorded live at Nairobi Design Week under this year’s theme, “Let’s Be Human,” this episode explores how fashion can move away from mass production and toward intention, craftsmanship, and timeless design.
In a world dominated by fast fashion, Sophaya Studio is building garments rooted in sustainability, local production, and quality craftsmanship challenging consumers to rethink not only what they wear, but how and why they wear it.
3 May 2026
MAVAZY PODCAST | EPISODE 6 | Nitakushonea Nguo na Nikuhubirie | THE MISS NJERI FASHION HOUSE MINISTRY | ft. Ashley Njeri
Can fashion be more than style?Can clothing also become ministry?
In Episode 6 of MAVAZY PODCAST, we sit down with Ashley Njeri, founder of Miss Njeri Fashion House, for a powerful conversation on faith, fashion, purpose, and calling.
Blending creativity with spirituality, Ashley shares how fashion became more than a business it became a ministry and a tool for impact.
From designing garments to spreading messages of hope and identity, this episode explores the intersection of fashion, faith, and human connection in a way rarely discussed in the creative industry.
26 Apr 2026
The Fithouse by Stee | INTRODUCING THE BIG BROTHER SHOW OF FASHION | ft. Stee
What if fashion had its own Big Brother-style reality show?In this episode of MAVAZY PODCAST, we sit down with Stee, founder of The Fithouse by Stee, to discuss a bold new concept set to disrupt the fashion industry.The Fithouse by Stee is more than a show it’s a platform built to discover talent, create stars, and give fashion creatives the spotlight they deserve.From designers and stylists to models and content creators, this conversation explores how reality television can become a launchpad for the next generation of African fashion talent.If Big Brother changed entertainment… could The Fithouse change fashion?
19 Apr 2026
MAVAZY PODCAST | EPISODE 4 | The Jazz & Fashion Experience | SIO LAZIMA KILA SAA DONJO MABER NA AMAPIANO | ft. Hillary Ochieng
What happens when fashion meets live music, culture, and pure energy?
In Episode 4 of MAVAZY PODCAST, we sit down with Hillary Ochieng, the mind behind The Jazz & Fashion Experience, for a bold conversation on creativity, taste, and why not every moment needs the same soundtrack.
“Sio lazima kila saa donjo maber na Amapiano.”
This episode explores the power of curation—how sound shapes atmosphere, how fashion shapes identity, and why experiences matter more than trends.
From jazz culture to runway aesthetics, from event production to building premium spaces for expression, Hillary shares the vision behind creating an experience that feels timeless, elegant, and culturally relevant.
13 Apr 2026
MAVAZY PODCAST | Episode 3 | The Rebelious Dream | MY FATHER DIDN’T BELIEVE IN MY JEWELERY DREAM | ft Victor Maina(Kauwri Jewelery)
In this episode of MAVAZY Podcast, we sit down with Sharon Jerop Kwambai, founder of Jerops, to explore how a deeply personal heartbreak became the spark behind her journey into fashion design.Recorded live at Nairobi Design Week, where this year’s theme is “Let’s Be Human,” this conversation goes beyond aesthetics and trends diving into sustainability, purpose, and the emotional power of clothing.From her evolution as a fashion student and model to building a brand rooted in conscious creation, Sharon shares how fashion can move from consumption to consciousness, and why the future of African fashion lies in intention, storytelling, and responsibility.
3 Apr 2026
Humanity in Threads | A HEARTBREAK IGNITED MY DESIGNER SKILLS | ft. Sharon “Jerops” Kwambai...
A heartbreak. A turning point. A new perspective on fashion.
In this episode of MAVAZY, we’re joined by Sharon Jerop Kwambai, founder of Jerops, as she shares how her personal journey shaped a brand rooted in sustainability, intention, and conscious design.
Recorded at Nairobi Design Week under the theme “Let’s Be Human,” this conversation explores what it means to create fashion that is not only beautiful but responsible.
From identity and expression to environmental impact, this episode challenges us to rethink what we wear and why it matters.
18 Mar 2026
MAVAZI PODCAST | Episode 1 | LETS BE HUMAN | Slaughtering cows for accessories? | WARIDI EYEWEAR tells it all...
At Nairobi Design Week, designers, creators, and thinkers gather around one simple but powerful idea Let’s Be Human.In this episode of MAVAZY, we sit down with Waridi Eyewear a Kenyan brand reimagining eyewear not just as an accessory, but as a statement of vision, confidence, and contemporary African design.From the craft behind the frames to the philosophy behind the brand, we explore the intersection of fashion, culture, and Lifestyle.
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