Words on Wellness with Kenyan Poet
Words on Wellness with Kenyan Poet
Podcast Description
I am Njeri Wangari, a Kenyan poet, multimedia Storyteller, and strategic communications specialist. I am also a running, fitness & outdoor exploration enthusiast.
As the founder and curating lead of Kenyanpoet Wellness, I am keen on exploring the intersection of creativity with wellness.
On each episode of the podcast, I dive deep into conversation with special guests from athletes, wellness & fitness enthusiasts, entertainers, CEOs, actors, and thought leaders. Join me for authentic conversations with real-life stories of indomitable will with new episodes dropping frequently.
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Content Themes
The show explores diverse themes surrounding wellness, fitness, and creativity, with episodes that include stories of athletic journeys, the importance of mental health, and the intersection of various art forms with wellness, such as episodes with athletes like Douglas Wakiihuri discussing endurance and creativity, as well as conversations with entertainers about the impact of fitness on their lives.
I am Njeri Wangari, a Kenyan poet, multimedia Storyteller, and strategic communications specialist. I am also a running, fitness & outdoor exploration enthusiast.
As the founder and curating lead of Kenyanpoet Wellness, I am keen on exploring the intersection of creativity with wellness.
On each episode of the podcast, I dive deep into conversation with special guests from athletes, wellness & fitness enthusiasts, entertainers, CEOs, actors, and thought leaders. Join me for authentic conversations with real-life stories of indomitable will with new episodes dropping frequently.
We’re thrilled to feature an illuminating conversation with Joyce Kibe, Head of Corporate Affairs, Brand & Marketing, Kenya & Africa at Standard Chartered in our latest #WordsOnWellness episode.
Joyce shares candid reflections, from growing up with big dreams, falling in love with marketing, to embracing sport (boxing, running, dancing) as an anchor in her life.
She opens up on:
– Her 2021 birthday challenge of running 7 days a week for 30 days
– Breaking a personal record in the half marathon (2023) and targeting a sub-7 in July 2024
– How she trained with Coach Dedan, stayed consistent, and built synergy between motherhood & sport
– Leading roles across Kenya, Nigeria, UK & Zimbabwe, and the values that guide her
– Joining Standard Chartered Bank in 2021
– Spearheading the 20th StanChart Nairobi Marathon: over 22,000 runners, 95+ nationalities, and record sponsorship of KSh 173M
– Working with Running groups, Sponsors, taking and incorporating feedback.- This year's Stanchart Nairobi Marathon; participation goals, sponsorship ambitions, and nurturing local athletic talent.
– The Stanchart Running Club, its importance to staff wellness and how it feeds into the marathon
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