Yehosophat Odidi shares what it’s like to live with sickle cell anemia, including the added challenges during Covid-19 conditions in Uganda in this interview by students at Uganda Christian University.

Patty Huston interviews Nancy and Kathy, two women who have shared a seven-decade friendship. They share their health concerns, their hopes for the future, their tips for a long-lasting relationship, and a show tune or two.

Jesus prophesied that many will speak His name (Matthew 24:5). Uganda Christian University journalism students interview a well-known, credible member of the clergy with the tough questions about how Christian leaders misrepresent Biblical messages, promising hope and salvation at a cost, to desperate and gullible congregations.

In the midst of a pandemic, nearly 60 letters were exchanged between a 14-year-old and woman in her 70s who never met. Finally, after 15 months, they see each other's faces and hear their voices. But from their own homes in central Ohio, they plan to keep writing...

Social media has awakened all manner of segregation and spawned hate speech globally. Dr. Sara Namusoga of Makerere University’s Department of Journalism and Communication in Uganda, Africa, provides her perspective about balancing self-expression with human respect.

An accomplished musician turns what she believed was her lifelong calling into helping others discover hope and life after loss.

From a large house once the site of parties overflowing with friends and family, a COVID widow in central Ohio shares her anger, pain, and hopeful road to recovery. For her, the pandemic isn't over.

An African American husband-and-wife performing arts duo offers insights into challenges and hope during the turbulent time of unemployment and racial injustice in 2020 in this interview conducted by two university students in Uganda, Africa.

A 19-year-old college student, Nathaniel Shaner, discusses the challenges, opportunities and hope of a Christ-centered life.

Two veteran journalists -- the leaders of this podcast -- share their perspectives about 2lst century journalism changes and hope in this first interview collaborative with Uganda Christian University students.