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Financially Incorrect

Financially Incorrect
Financial Literacy
Personal Finance
Women Empowerment
Entrepreneurship
Forex Trading
Investment Strategies
Investment
Investing
Kenya
Real Estate
Portfolio Management
Music Industry
Dental Practice
Women In Finance
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Nairobi Stock Exchange
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Stock Market
Nairobi
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Money doesn't have to be intimidating. The Financially Incorrect Podcast is a fun and informative way to learn about personal finance. Host Barrack Bukusi debunks money myths and reveals the truth behind common misconceptions. Join him with a different guest every week as he helps you achieve your financial goals.

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What if real estate wasn’t about building, but about trust?In this episode of Financially Incorrect, Leonard Mcharo, co-founder of Tsavo, breaks down how a young architectural lecturer earning 15,000 KES per month built one of East Africa’s most reco... more

In this episode of Financially Incorrect, DJ Shinski shares the real story behind leaving a stable engineering career to pursue DJing full-time and building an international brand from scratch.Born in Kenya and later migrating to the United States th... more

In this episode of Financially Incorrect Uganda, we sit down with Pumla Nabachwa, economist at the Bank of Uganda and financial literacy educator, for one of the most honest conversations about money, independence, and life decisions.From growing up ... more

Most people experience nightlife from the dancefloor.Few understand the business, risk, and financial pressure behind it.In this episode of Financially Incorrect, Barrack sits down with Big Nyagz DJ, producer, and co-founder of Mass House to unpack w... more

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Pumla Nabachwa
Financial literacy educator and economist
Bank of Uganda
Episode: Lifestyle Inflation, Divorce & Building Wealth Again | Pumla Nabachwa| Uganda Edition
Nyaga Wande
DJ, producer, sound curator, and co-founder of Mass House
Mass House
Episode: The Story of Masshouse | Big Nyagz on Money, Deejaying & Nightlife
Miss Mandi Sarro
Culinary director, author, founder of MMTD (Miss Mandi Throwdown)
Miss Mandi Throwdown / MMTD
Episode: How Mandi Sarro Built a Food Brand From Content | Business Edition
Edward Kirathe
Founder and CEO of Acorn Holdings Limited (Acorn Holding Groups Limited)
Acorn Holdings
Episode: From Architect to Raising $250M in Real Estate | Edward Kirathe
Aeko Ongodia
CFA Chartered Holder, founder and CEO of Zeno Investment Management and Rexio
Zeno Investment Management, Rexio
Episode: From Illiterate Teen to Managing $1.3B portfolios | Aeko Ongodia| Uganda Edition
Wixx Mangutha
Animator, visual creator, founder of Wixx Studios
Wixx Studios
Episode: How Wixx Mangutha Built a Creative Business
Henry Musangi
Managing Director and Architect at Planning Systems Services Limited
Planning Systems Services Limited
Episode: How I Built My Career as an Architect in Kenya & the U.S | Henry Musangi| Henry Musangi
Tracey Gachie
A marketer and content creator with experience in corporate leadership and digital innovation, working with top brands in Africa.
Creative Edge FCB Nairobi
Episode: From Campus Politics to a Career Switch |Tracey Gachie
Scovia Miruka
Founder and creative director of Hawi RTW, a contemporary clothing brand.
Hawi RTW
Episode: From sourcing Mitumba in Kawangware to Owning a Luxe Kenyan fashion brand | Scovia Miruka

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Barrack Bukusi
Host of Financially Incorrect Uganda Edition; Host of Financially Incorrect; Host of the show; long-running presenter focused on demystifying money and sharing practical financial insights.

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4.9 out of 5 stars from 139 ratings
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    The financial advice and wisdom from the guests and how they narrate their journey to financial freedom is great to listen to.

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Candid, real-world money stories that resonate with career and entrepreneurship audiences.
High-quality guests; clear value for sponsors and listeners alike.
Hosts balance mentorship with approachable financial storytelling.
Insightful guest mix with practical money takeaways for everyday life.

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The Story of Masshouse | Big Nyagz on Money, Deejaying & Nightlife
Q: What were the financials like around the Mass House launch and first few months?
Initial months relied on ticketing revenue and bar/experience margins; there were heavy upfront costs, and cash flow was tight but gradually improved through collaborations and expanding revenue streams.
The Story of Masshouse | Big Nyagz on Money, Deejaying & Nightlife
Q: How did you finance Mass House and convince friends to invest?
Financing came from a mix of equipment/assets, family backing, and cooperative investment among partners; the team pitched based on market research and a clear, scalable concept with a plan to bridge funding gaps.
The Story of Masshouse | Big Nyagz on Money, Deejaying & Nightlife
Q: What makes a good party or night experience in Mass House's context?
The guest emphasizes selling the overall experience—the vibe, the headliner, the musical journey, and the marketing messaging that creates a feeling of missing out if you're not there.
The Story of Masshouse | Big Nyagz on Money, Deejaying & Nightlife
Q: You're ready. My first question, I want to ask you about bouncer culture.
The guest explains that bouncer culture is shaped by a balance of guidance from event staff and the local security association, with ongoing training and mutual reliance to manage crowds.
From Radio to Running Concerts: The Real Story Behind Big Shows | Frankie Theuri
Q: What does 2026 look like for you in your money journey?
In 2026, I plan to focus on stability and getting back to successful ground.

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A financially minded show that brings in a rotating slate of guests to share money stories, practical money moves, and lessons on building wealth in Africa. Episodes typically cover personal finance, entrepreneurship, investing, and how money mindset intersects with career, family, and risk management. Notable strengths include candid, real-world journeys from founders, educators, and professionals who translate money concepts into actionable steps. The show often highlights diversified income, crisis management, and accessible financial literacy, making it helpful for listeners seeking pragmatic money growth and business insights without heavy theory.

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2. Nyaga Wande
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