Hash Time with Nabuguzi Kiwanuka

Hash Time with Nabuguzi Kiwanuka is a forum where we unravel and talk about societal constructs, discuss self development (mentally, emotionally, et al) and so much more. On here, we explore thought triggering conversations, society is silent about. On this episode, our guest is the founder of Afrimillennial, Anthony M. Mwami. He has been on the interwebs for almost a decade and in this conversation, he shares a little about how easy it is when it comes to creating content and how he survives the dregs of being online.

Hash Time with Nabuguzi Kiwanuka is a forum where we unravel and talk about societal constructs, discuss self development (mentally, emotionally, et al) and so much more. On here, we explore thought triggering conversations, society is silent about. On this episode, we have Wabwire Joseph Ian, the founder of KQ Hub Africa and on it he gets to share insights on what inspired him to take such a great leap from society's definition of success to taking up consultancy in he creative industry.

Hash Time with Nabuguzi Kiwanuka is a forum where we unravel and talk about societal constructs, discuss self development (mentally, emotionally, et al) and so much more. On here, we explore thought triggering conversations, society is silent about. In this episode I'm in conversation with someone who chose anonymity and in it we talk about what it's like to live with pain, right from the time she started her monthlies. Disclaimer: We found ourselves talking about medication but we would never want you to do any self prescription. Please seek medical help or guidance for any drug prescription, especially if you find yourself with the symptoms that our guest gets to highlight in the conversation.

Hash Time with Nabuguzi Kiwanuka is a forum where we unravel and talk about societal constructs, discuss self development (mentally, emotionally, et al) and so much more. On here, we explore thought triggering conversations, society is silent about. This episode is in commemoration of Women History Month and International Women's day. It is dedicated to the women working through their wounded femininity, encouraging them to give themselves permission to heal.

Hash Time with Nabuguzi Kiwanuka is a forum where we unravel and talk about societal constructs, discuss self development (mentally, emotionally, et al) and so much more. On here, we explore thought triggering conversations, society is silent about. This episode highlights one of the many unhealthy coping mechanisms millennials rely on when dealing with mental health crises; and how best we can batten our mental health. The advice shared herein is based on what worked and keeps working for me. Therefore it is not a substitute for professional help.

Hash Time with Nabuguzi Kiwanuka is a forum where we unravel and talk about societal constructs, discuss self development (mentally, emotionally, et al) and so much more. On here, we explore thought triggering conversations, society is silent about. In this episode, Shamim Nirere and I had a heart to heart about what kind of education is important to the 21st Century child. She is the Founder of Izere Education and her insights are even more relevant in times like these, where most parents in Uganda are uncertain about their children's education.

Hash Time with Nabuguzi Kiwanuka is a forum where we unravel and talk about societal constructs, discuss self development (mentally, emotionally, et al) and so much more. On here, we explore thought triggering conversations, society is silent about. In this episode, Shamim Nirere and I had a heart to heart about what kind of education is important to the 21st Century child. She is the Founder of Izere Education and her insights are even more relevant in times like these, where most parents in Uganda are uncertain about their children's education.

In this episode of Hash Time with Nabuguzi Kiwanuka, we've got a little bit of a twist. Instead of me doing the interviewing, I'm the one being interviewed by one of last year's guests, Jennifer Nyakwera T. Who I am, how and why I get to choose the topics on the podcast, are questions I've been asked more often than not; and this episode, I get to answer them, among others.

Welcome to hash Time with Nabuguzi Kiwanuka. My goal is to help you unravel social constructs, discuss self development in line with mental health and everything in between that directly and indirectly affects us in the millennial world around us. In this episode we get to transition into 2021 and I also get to have a mini review of how you and I survived the gauntlet 2020, was.