A day in the Life of JARON

J Dilla by Jed Cablao (Deviant Art) I happened to be on Soundcloud the other day just randomly checking for music, and I came acros...

Considering how much ambivalence I've encountered among my fellow Kenyans when I ask them about voting, I'm still pretty psyche...

If you know me well enough by now, you'd know that I am not a fan of devolution as it has taken place in Kenya over the last few yea...

Seems like new movies are creeping up on me a mile a minute these days. Been meaning to watch a whole bunch, but I've ju...

The music of Acoustic Alchemy takes me back to my Messiah College days. I discovered the group sometime in 2003 thanks to Launchcast, a grea...

The whole time I was a student at Messiah College, I also worked as a custodial assistant (read: janitor). I usually refer to this as my ...

I've been really craving a bag from the company Suave Kenya ever since I learned about its history from a youtube video ...

Yeah, that's right! I've got an Amazing Spider-man comic cover up for a medical blog post. It's not going to be something alo...

Nestled in the eclectic works of Pat Metheny (circa 1997) is a collaborative effort between him and the late Charlie Haden (Rest in Peace) e...

Everyone gets a little tired of their job sometimes, it's about as natural a process as it comes. If someone is enjoying their jo...

The recently ended season of Easter was quite the enjoyable experience. This time, especially, since I got to spend most of those days away ...

I'd like to start this particular post with a very specific memory: it was circa 1997 and I was in my first year of high school. W...

This was an unusual entry into the X-men universe. This finally makes this series a trilogy, which I have thoroughly enjoyed. People give...

Seems great to finally have some time to just sit back and chill. The whole rigmarole stemming from this whole medical health workers strik...

Dearest me, Smonday is already upon me! I've gotta say, since the doctors' strike started, last week had to have been one of the w...

It's already been quite the tumultous start to 2017 down here in Kenya. The doctors' strike drags on for yet another week, and...