As the youngest of the Dattani brothers, Prakash Dattani moved with the rest of the family to Jinja, Uganda, only months after being born. In this episode, he recalls some very happy and emotional memories of growing up, schooling, family life and close friendships with all of his siblings (and even their friends).

Ep. 5 (Part 1) - Growing up in Jinja, Uganda |  Everybody looked out for everybody

I collect defining stories from across generations - even those that are no longer with us. Why? To see what we have, and what we can learn from them, and how our modern culture has evolved since their time. How? By speaking to mission-led entrepreneurs and creatives - founders, actors, artists, authors, you name it - about the lives and stories of their previous generations and how those have shaped who they are today and the legacy they’re now looking to build upon. My aim is to uncover the hidden influences that guide us, the lessons we inherit, and how we can use them to shape the future ahead of us. This show is sponsored by Lifetimes - a digital legacy platform dedicated to helping you capture, preserve, and share the memories you want to live on. https://lifetimesapp.com

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Ep. 5 (Part 1) - Growing up in Jinja, Uganda | Everybody looked out for everybody

Ep. 5 (Part 1) - Growing up in Jinja, Uganda | Everybody looked out for everybody