58 episodes
The Kamga Tchassa Podcast Kamga Tchassa
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My name is Kamga Tchassa. This is a podcast where I talk with people about what it takes to be a responsible adult. The foundation of the podcast is built on my journey as a Christian and my interests in finance and family.
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Ep. 14 - 17 Things I Know To be True Now as a 34-year-old
I'm super excited about this particular episode, and I pray you take ONE thing you can use to grow in Christ.
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Ep 13 - She Would Have Been 27 Today
Not much to say, tbh.
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Ep. 12 Starting YouTube, Relationships, and "Vulnerability for Content" ft. Mutombo in Progress
From "The Sassy Experience" to "Mutombo Daily" and now "Mutombo in Progress," my friend's journey has been an intentional evolution to express what God had already put in her heart.
We talked so much that we would do another later ( date undecided). But here's what you can expect from this one:
- How Mutombo started her YouTube journey- The evolution of her editing tools and styles- Her tips for filming in public in Cameroon
- How she continues to evolve in her passion for creativity
- What's she learned while dating her fiance for seven years?
Strap on and get ready to go back in time from webcams to Windows Movie Maker while discovering the gem that Mutombo is.
What you find valuable is thanks to her. What you dislike is all from me. Enjoy.
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Ep 11 - Betting on Yourself (as a Child of God)
It sounds like an oxymoron, doesn't it? But hear me out: what does it look like to do what you must do to take care of yourself when your identity is rooted in Christ?
The podcast will be moving to its channel ( on YouTube only), so watch out for that. You can continue to hear it on Spotify and Apple Podcasts ( or wherever you listen to your podcasts)
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Ep 10 - Are you a reliable friend? What do you do when a friend needs your help?
There's this trend where people of different ages say they have no friends. I have said in my videos that I have very few friends too. In a previous episode, Leslie mentioned why being a friend that can be counted upon was important.
This "short" episode addresses this a little more. In addition, I have an announcement for the podcast.
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Ep. 9: How do you know you're a good friend (or if you have one?) ft. Leslie Makendi
"He's my friend," "She's my friend," "We're not friends like that," "He thinks we're friends, but I don't know" "How could a friend say that to me?"
The term is very common. I feel it's loosely used, especially when Facebook tells you you have thousands of them.
What does it mean to be a friend? How do you know you have one? How do you know if you are one?
Les and I would discuss this, pulling much from Proverbs 18 and our personal experiences.
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Customer Reviews
Keep it up!
Creative creative creative! A good example on how to create good and entertaining content. Keep it up mr Kamga!
Beautiful Discovery
I follow Kamga on IG and learned about his podcast through a post he made there. I just finished listening to “Moving to America and meeting my wife” and I loveeee it ! His candid honesty, laughter, humility will draw any listener’s attention. I can’t wait to listen to his other podcasts and follow him throughout his journey.
My baby is here!
They say charity begins at home, which is why I'm giving myself a review.
I look forward to having mind changing conversations with guests. The solo format is great in small doses (I think) and I'll be working on a better structure, better questions and more guest conversations than solo stints.