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Back in the day, many Kenyan radio listeners never touched the dial because of the voice and radio icon known as Edward Kwach.

He is getting ready for his second program at Spice FM, his new home, when we catch up with him.

When you get to know him, you realize why his voice is so popular. That is not only how it sounds on the radio. His normal speaking voice, which has gained a little bit of age, is currently in a baritone. maturing as good whiskey does. Smooth Kwach, 48 years old.

It's not only his voice, though. Additionally, he appears to have tens of thousands of sound bits available at all times.

He successfully multitasks while strolling and cracking jokes in the middle of the main interview when we ask him to talk into the camera for a few extra shots away from it.

He was designed for radio. Which is odd considering he was born inside the legal system. His father, Justice Richard Kwach, was a well-known judge, and he studied law. When Kwach was a child, his father practiced law. However, after a string of high-profile cases propelled him to notoriety, he eventually transitioned into the judiciary.

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While Kwach was growing up, his father worked as a lawyer. However, after a number of high-profile cases propelled him to fame, he eventually transitioned into the judiciary.

kKwach followed that route but eventually the pull of the media proved inescapable. He had first got into media at 14 through a Coca Cola marketing campaign, and since it came so naturally to him, he seemed destined for the microphone. He still uses his legal expertise for contracts and such, but his talent is enough that he has gotten well and clear of his father’s shadow, something the children of prominent personalities usually can’t escape. “The main thing that I do see with children of prominent lawyers or any child who follows a father who is a larger than life figure, if you try and get into that same vocation, people don’t take you on merit. They say,

Nah this one is there because

Because you can tell when folks are attempting to downsize at that specific time, a number of us had gathered and said, "You know what? We have experience playing this game and are very knowledgeable about it. Let's launch Urban Radio, our own station," he says.

We remarked, "Look. We've been performing this dance for so long. Therefore, you hire a marketing expert, a business expert, and venture capitalists to join your team. Devolution had only begun. We responded, "You know what? Why don't we just travel to the counties and try to distribute money while also establishing an English radio station there?