Today on the Fatboy Show, Fatboy speaks to Lawyer, Michael Aboneka of Thomas & Michael Advocates about his law suit against Watoto Church that court has fixed for hearing on September 9th. The Lawyer claims the Church's requirements like; a letter of consent from the parents of the bride-to-be, a pastor’s endorsement of fitness for marriage, evidence of HIV status tested at one of the specified hospitals, and a counselling report, are unconstitutional.

Shall more African countries follow suit? Nigeria has become the first country ever to announce a complete ban on foreign models when it comes to its television advertisements.

Are there rules as to when marriage is supposed to happen? According to Olive, there isn't a particular number for when one should seek out for marriage. However, women should put into consideration the fact that they are less fertile as they age.

What should Ugandans expect from this new technology? Earlier this month, Israeli cyber company, Cellebrite, sold technology for hacking into cell phones to the Uganda Police Force, which has been accused of violations and appalling human rights abuses.

Charlie Sheen has settled a 2017 lawsuit with one of his ex-girlfriends who claimed he exposed her to HIV. Jane Doe has received a settlement of 120,000 dollars.

Does fear of living in a world where we are 100% responsible for our actions what keeps us spiritual? Fatboy and Olive discuss religion and what bonds people to it.

Today on Influencer Table, Fatboy talks to Bernard Bernard Ewalu Olupot a.k.a Beewol about how one can convert their online experience into something that can be commercialized. Beewol is a blogger, social media influencer, and formerly a media personality.

Meghan Markle will host an original podcast called "Archetypes," that will be produced by Spotify and Archewell Audio, a production company owned by Prince Harry, The Duke of Sussex, and Meghan, the Duchess of Sussex.

Fatboy and Viola go over some of the resolutions of the Committee on Commissions, Statutory Authorities and State Enterprises (COSASE) investigations into Uganda Airlines staff and operations.

The Information Revolution has made it possible for the world literally to be viewed on a laptop screen. But hasn't this put us in a world where there is more and more information with way less meaning.