A tribute to our teachers back in the day who were like thitima ya three-phase The post S3 Episode 2 : Mwarimū ti ūrimū first appeared on Shagz Chronicles.

Episode 1(Ssn3) features our “first day of school” experiences. Cukuru nene came with a lot of excitement and of course, transitions that we didn’t see coming! The post S3 Episode 1: – Cukuru Nene first appeared on Shagz Chronicles.

It would be impossible to chronicle our experiences in Shagz without featuring the ladies that held it down. If "Wanja Kihiii" is a phrase you're familiar with, then this episode is for you...featuring stories from the horse's mouth. The post S2 Episode 6: Mucang’ang’a first appeared on Shagz Chronicles.

Setting each other up - Sometimes it worked and most times, it backfired; either way, humor was assured. They were an opportunity for us to display our wits or lack thereof The post S2 Episode 5: Kigenyo Utangiruuga first appeared on Shagz Chronicles.

The episode is based on scars. Literal scars that tell stories, scars that look like an adventure itself, and scars that instantly take you back to the good old days of growing up in Shagz The post S2 Episode 4: Irema na Ng’ano Cia Cio first appeared on Shagz Chronicles.

Have you ever had a long day full of mishaps? As in mishaps after mishaps for a whole day? a day full of wrong turns. Just when you think it's about to get better, it gets worse-- The post S2 Episode 3: Muthenya Utarathira (Loong Day) first appeared on Shagz Chronicles.

Plan - Check, Script - Check, Gurino & Squad - Check, Timing - Check. Kunyitukio is about how our well-crafted plans ended no sooner than we had began executing them. Uga Kunyitukio! 😅 The post S2 Episode 2: Kunyitukio (Caught Red handed) first appeared on Shagz Chronicles.

A preview into some of the wild escapades we were upto back in the day. We kick this season off with "Duff Mpararo", a shenanigan you couldn't dare explore alone.😎 The post S2 Episode 1: Gutubira first appeared on Shagz Chronicles.

The season finale is here and we’re going back to basics. Let’s hear how one of the podcasters learnt English through his mother tongue.

Defending your honor was one of the ways for boys to pass time in the 90s. It normally came from banter and the next thing you know, bam!! You’re defending your honor against another person. Who did you defend your honor against when growing up? Well, here’s episode 5 to help you reminisce.

Back in the day, being beaten by a member of the community (parents, relaz, neighbors, teachers) was a norm. They believed in Instant discipline for the wrong 😑. Here a trip down the beating lane.

Back in the day, tv was a rare gem, the homes that had one were treated to lots of drama from uninvited guests. We would go to any length to experience this phenomenon. Here’s a trip down memory lane

Tene no ti tene müno! Boys and bees never existed in one equation. Both knew how to protect their spaces. This episode is about one of the many times they collided.

Back in the early 90’s chapos were the most sort out delicacy more like pizza in the early 2,000.