In this exciting episode, I hold a conversation with Evelyn Lirri a Ugandan journalist to review Chaper 3:1 Stella Nyanzi's book No Roses from My Mouth that talks about prison life. We discuss the rights of prisoners ans role of the media in documenting prisoners rights.

Women's rights are important because the digital revolution and we cannot afford to leave women behind. In this episode, I chat with Peace Olive Amuge the coordinator of the Women of Uganda to discuss access, affordability and safety of women on the internet.

This week, a Ugandan man set himself on fire. Even though his self-immolation did not start a revolution like the man in Tunisia, the story enranged me. This episode is a rant about how the Ugandan government doesn't care about poor people.

In this episode, I explore why stories are important. Why African women must document their experiences because stories are what connect the past, the present and the future.

In this episode, we talk about feminism through a young feminist Lawyer Komusana. This is a conversation that will leave listeners feeling inspired.

In this episode, I share my truths of what anti-blackness means to me.

Maya Angelou said, there is no greater agony than bearing an untold story inside you. This podcast is my space to freely express myself, my truths, my pains, political, social issues in my country. This is space where I will have conversations with women and a few men. Mainstream media prefers manels, we create our own space for expression.