For 3 years now, Nabuguzi Kiwanuka has been one of the biggest faces of podcasting scene on the Ugandan scene. On over 70 episodes of "HashTime with Nabuguzi Kiwanuka" (at the time of publishing this episode, that is), her guests share their experiences on mental wellness and how it influences other aspects of their lives. Her connection to her guests and her trademark laughter are a marvel to listen to. It was only natural that she would end up being interviewed by other podcasts as well, ahaha. In this episode, Nabuguzi changes seats and lets us in a little on what having these powerful conversations is like for her as a content creator.

Remember Joy Aliba's minion friend in our episode last week? Well, he's got a story of his own to share. For a millennial of his age, Darlington Nahumuza has picked up quite a couple of lessons on business and life as a young creative entrepreneur. Darlington, who owns a creative agency called Truth Inc, spared a moment to share with us some of the lessons and talk about client relations in the creative industry.

In our maiden episode, we meet Winnie Natsite, a high school teacher and also CEO of KiLEMBA, makers of Afrocentric head-wraps and clothing. We discover what inspired her venture into the business (hint: it might or might not be Nigerian men :D), and her thoughts on why Ugandan teachers should teach again post-COVID, regardless of earning more from their alternative sources of income.