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EPISODE · Dec 31, 2024 · 2H 29M

#61: Fred Makori on A collage of experience in Media, Impact Driven Artistry and The Making of Five for One

from The Busy Being Born Podcast · host Kamande & Kigondu

In this episode the hosts sit with film enthusiast Fred Makori and spotlight content creation for humans by humans with an emphasis on shaping values. As they follow his journey through the media landscape from behind the camera to in front of it and then back, the gents pick gems across the transitions, evolutions and adaptations. Highlighting Makori’s journey from breaking pulpit continuums to production chronicles, visions in Vihiga to vision bearing in leadership positions, from Kisumu to Kisii to Kiss TV the conversation underlines lessons from different seasons, lessons from different bosses and even lessons from rocks! From dreams of flying to being live on air, from employment to freelance to employment back to freelance, shifts and personal growth; the three gents highlight lessons in and from leadership, lessons through character development, professional encounters, Nation Media to Royal Media, lessons filtering partnerships, value alignment, production bruises, successes and so on. From establishing Picha Safi to their latest productions and showcase of Five for One, #ForBetterforWorse and #LetterstoDad, we follow a journey powered by determination, reinvention and resilience. ………………… Fred Makori (Facebook, LinkedIn) is a filmmaker with close to two decades of professional practice in the media industry with stints at notable media giants and players such as the Nation Media Group, Radio Africa Group, Docubox, Medeva among others. The multi-faceted practitioner has lead and contributed to different departments over the years from graphic design, writing, editorial research and so on and is now most recognized as a prolific film director and producer with his latest work titled; Five for One - an anthology of short films that premiered at the Nairobi Cinema, December 2024. Makori was the Head of Production at Kenya’s first 24-hour Business Channel - Metropol TV and also served as the Vice Chairman of the Kenya National Film Association. He holds a Bachelor of Arts in Graphic Design with professional training in film and TV. Picha Safi: Website, Facebook, IG ………………………… Episode brought to you by FunKe Science ………………………… BOOKS Move Fast and Break Things, by Jonathan Taplin 7 habits of highly effective People by Stephen R. Covey   LINKS AND SHOW NOTES Fred on an interview on absent fathers on Hope FM Sandy Party Ron Kenoly AI Add me camera feature for Pixel 9 phones On ‘Sanctuary’ starring Joyce Musoke and Martin Kigondu Teenager suicide connected to explorations with AI character On AI regulation possibilities Protein Folding Code won a Nobel Prize Generating an AI podcast using Google’s NotebookLM Misfits – UK Tv series Yokozuna 2012 Article on - Agenda Kenya Talk show The 2009 Isaac Ruto and Ole ntimama back and forth on Mau evictions George Waititu – the mind behind ViuSasa Chantelle, BBB episode 49 Lucy Wache A brief history of PAC UNI Tyler Perry – Maxine’s baby Docu

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