Sarah reveals Blue Origin's plans to launch a commercial space station that they hope to operate by the end of the decade.

Cancelation became a problem once they deemed it a culture! Daniel and Lesham talk about the current upward spiral of cancel culture..

On What's Poppin today, Catholic church leader Father Deogratius Kiibi Kateregga reasons that when a couple is short of funds to foot basic needs at home, it is destined to face a lot of hardships. In addition to this, Singer Nina Roz is highly considering venturing into Gospel music.

Today on the Fatboy Show, Olive and Daniel Omara who is sitting in for Fatboy, divulge about the President's comments regarding the recent bombings in the country. 

Fatboy and Olive divulge into details of the latest directive from the Uganda Communications Commission to all television gossip shows.

Fatboy speaks to writer, editor and media consultant, Lulu Jemimah who plays Christine in the play, Tropical Fish. 

Tebere Arts Foundation presents Tropical Fish, a solo performance written by Doreen Baingana.

Tropical Fish traces Christine, a young “campus girl’s” discovery of the power of her sexuality in an affair with an older white businessman in Kampala. What starts off as a fun escape from her ordinary life and dull future becomes a painful exploration of her worth as a woman, a black woman.

The play, Tropical Fish is an adaptation of an award-winning short story under the same title and by the same author, brought to you with the support of Tebere Arts Foundation’s principal partners; namely the STICHTING DOEN Foundation, The Sundance Institute and the incredible support of Ndere Cultural Centre.

This production is part of Tebere Arts Foundation’s Third Emerging Artists’ Intensive Lab Program.

Today on the Fatboy Show, Fatboy talks to Sarah Nansubuga, the Co-director of the play Tropical Fish. Tebere Arts Foundation presents Tropical Fish, a solo performance written by Doreen Baingana.

Tropical Fish traces Christine, a young “campus girl’s” discovery of the power of her sexuality in an affair with an older white businessman in Kampala. What starts off as a fun escape from her ordinary life and dull future becomes a painful exploration of her worth as a woman, a black woman.

The play, Tropical Fish is an adaptation of an award-winning short story under the same title and by the same author, brought to you with the support of Tebere Arts Foundation’s principal partners; namely the STICHTING DOEN Foundation, The Sundance Institute and the incredible support of Ndere Cultural Centre.

This production is part of Tebere Arts Foundation’s Third Emerging Artists’ Intensive Lab Program.

 Fatboy and Lesham broadly talk about the rise of hook-up culture and how it affects people in the distant future.

Today on 'What's Poppin,' Sarah updates us on the police findings following the attempt on Mukono Member of Parliament, Betty Nambooze's life.  Also, "My manager Ronald Mulindwa is like a father figure to me," Singer Lydia Jazmine clears the air.

Fatboy and Lesham give their take on Jada Pinkett's revelation. Has she never loved Will Smith!