Strathmore lecturer Dr. Jim McFie is in the hot seat to discuss the economic challenges that Kenyans are facing and what the future looks like.

Kasarani MP Ronald Karauri is in the hot seat today. He explains why he supports the proposed finance bill and why he thinks it is good for Kenyans. He also thinks Kenya needs more leaders rather than politicians.

Author & Producer of Current Affairs Vision Group Paul Busharizi is in the hot seat to discuss his beloved country Uganda, President Museveni, and what the future holds for Ugandans. 

Nominated MP & ODM Chairman John Mbadi is in the hot seat to discuss the finance bill, the division between Kenya Kwanza and Azimio, and how this will affect voting for the finance bill. 

It is hot in the Situation Room as the conversation surrounding the proposed Finance bill continues. Community Organizer Mwalimu Mutemi Wa Kiama is in the hot seat to discuss the proposed finance bill, and how it affects Kenyans and urges the government to listen to the people before it gets worse. 

Mbeere North MP Geoffrey Ruku is in the hot seat to explain why he supports the proposed finance bill, why he thinks Kenyans should pay more tax, and how fighting corruption will help Kenyans get value for their money.

Economic and financial expert Dr. Patrick Muinde is in the hot seat to discuss the contentious housing fund that has caused a lot of anguish, confusion, and anger among Kenyans. He breakdowns how the housing fund will affect people's financial plans, the private sector's role, and what it will mean for hustlers. 

Bernard Muchere, a fraud risk management consultant at Zero Fraud Risk Consultancy Limited who previously worked at the National Treasury at the debt management office, explains the intrigues that go on in the national treasury that lead to the misappropriation of taxpayers' money.

The EU Ambassador to Kenya Henriette Geiger, and Jedidah Waruhiu, the CEO of Kenya Witness Protection Agency discuss the importance of protecting witnesses in Kenya, and how the protection is done, and its role in facilitating justice delivery.

Peterson Wachira, the national chairman of the Kenya National Union of Clinica Officers, and Edwin Dande, the CEO of Cytonn Investments say the proposed Housing Fund deduction from workers is poorly thought out and is insincere.