In this Interview, Kenneth and Thomas have a conversation about the situation for Africans in China. There are numerous reports on the internet that Ugandans, Nigerians, and Ghanaians are currently being mistreated in China. Is it because of the color of their skin or is it a deeper issue than that.

Thomas(twitter.com/owishemwe) is a Ugandan student studying in China. He has lived in China for more about 5 years now.

Big Conversations by Ordinary People Podcast is a conversation among four friends and an occasional guest or two.

In this episode, we talk about what we think the world will be after it is cured of the virus. Will it be business as before or should people expect everything to change.

In this episode, we also talk about the racist incidents reported in China. Inhumane actions against black people especially from Uganda, Nigeria and Ghana.

NOTE: This episode was recorded on 21 March 2020 just a few hours before the first case of COVID-19 was registered in Uganda.

Big Conversations by Ordinary People Podcast is a conversation among three friends and an occasional guest or two.

In this episode, we talk about the virus. How the government has responded to it. How Ugandan's way of life may be changed forever. And what you can do to keep yourself and those you love safe during this pandemic.

Big Conversations by Ordinary People Podcast is a conversation among three friends and an occasional guest or two.

In this episode, we talk about startups. Why do they fail and what can be done about it.

In this episode we get into a slightly aggressive argument about feminism and whether it still has value in the world today. We attempt to raise and address questions like: Is feminism exploited by the women in power at the expense of less fortunate women who would benefit more from the movement? Does government affirmative action for women in academics and politics work against or for advancing the values of feminism? What's up with people who brand themselves, feminists?