Ebullient host, Mwaniki Mageria, visits vast tribes in Kenya, interacting with various types of people, as he divulges diverse ways of life and culture, centering this experience around food and how different Kenyan communities prepared food and the cultural nuances around it.
‘Being Bahati’ Producer Back On TV With A Food Show
The prolific TV producer, writer, and director Eugene Mbugua is gearing for the premiere of a show dubbed ‘
Foods of Kenya’.
The show started back in 2019 but took a year-long break; it is returning on TV for its 5th season. ‘Foods of Kenya’ explores the traditional culinary history, art, fashion culture, music, and dance of different Kenyan communities.
The 5th season will focus on details of where and how the meals are prepared, their cultural significance as well as how these methods have evolved over the years, incorporating dance, culture, clothing, and interesting traditions.