
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.
| Publishes | Twice weekly | Episodes | 208 | Founded | 3 years ago |
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Every Kenyan has watched a TV show, movie or commercial. Very few people know what it actually costs to make one.Grace Kahaki built one of Kenya's leading production companies from the ground up. She started as an intern earning KES 7,000 a month aft... more
Professional basketball looks glamorous from the outside. Packed arenas. Winning teams. Continental competitions. Brand partnerships. What rarely gets discussed is the business required to keep all of it alive.In this episode of Financially Incorrect... more
Every quarter, Simon Maina's company manufactures nearly 300,000 obstetric drapes across Africa. The surprising part is not the scale. It's the economics.Njembuma operates on margins of roughly 3%, selling affordable medical products designed to dete... more
Everyone knows Kenya Originals (KO). Far fewer know the business that made it possible.Before KO became one of Kenya's most recognizable cider brands, it started with just $20,000, a few shipping containers, and a founder trying to build something th... more
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This show centers on practical, real-world money stories from diverse African voices, focusing on entrepreneurship, personal finance, and wealth-building. Episodes blend candid founder journeys, career pivots, and lessons learned from cash flow, debt, and strategic budgeting, with guests spanning tech, media, fashion, energy, and non-profit sectors. A standout angle is the emphasis on actionable takeaways—ranging from bootstrapping and fundraising to navigating regulatory hurdles and negotiating earnings—delivered through approachable storytelling that makes complex finance topics feel accessible for ambitious professionals and aspiring entrepreneurs. A notable strength is the breadth of guest backgrounds, enabling listeners to find relatab... more
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Recent guests on Financially Incorrect include:
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2. Alex Chappatte
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