In this episode I sit down with Adeline Ishimwe, Adeline is a very thoughtful person who also is planning on starting her own podcast soon.

I ask her some thought-provoking questions that make her look at life from a different perspective. One of my favorite questions we discuss is “is it easier to hate or to love.

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In this episode I sit down with Moses Dipak, Moses is an amazing photographer from Uganda. On Instagram, he says “Like a Time Machine. I freeze TIME, Capture a MOMENT that looks like ordinary Life and make it a walk to Remember.”

We talk about his journey in photography and why he chose to do the kind of photography he is doing. Moses explains why he has over 12TB of work that he hasn’t shared on the internet. That if he did Instagram would crash.

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In this episode I host Frank Busingye, Frank is a Dr. Intern at Ishaka Adventist Hospital as well as a photography hobbyist.

On the podcast, Frank talks about his journey as a medical doctor and how he developed his love for photography. He shares about his University time in China 🇨🇳 and the type of racism there.

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In this episode, Hakim Kay and I jumped on this hot topic in Uganda from a statement that Eddy Kenzo said in his press conference “Philly has no song that’s better than mine”.

Hakim and I share our take on that saga as well as listing our #Top5ugandanArtists. Tune in to listen to this great conversation.

Song Credits Born in Africa (Remake by Eddy Kenzo) Born in Africa Original Philly Bongole Lutaaya.

#BorninAfrica #eddykenzo #Phillybongole #brunok #ugandanews #grammys

In this episode I host Babaluku, Babaluku, born Silas Babaluku Balabyekkubo, is an Ugandan rapper, musician, producer, community youth activist and social entrepreneur who raps in Luganda. He is a member of the Bataka Squad. He is the founder of "the Bavubuka Foundation which equips the youth with leadership skills". He is one of the pioneers of "Lugaflow" which is rap music in Luganda. He was featured in a 2008 documentary "Diamonds in the Rough: A Ugandan Hip-hop Revolution" that covered his journey from his crew’s early days of performing in Uganda to performing in at festivals in the United States of America.

On the podcast Babaluku talks about how we met on the flight from Amsterdam to Detroit Michigan, we talk about his foundation Bavubuka foundation, his music journey, the beef in ugandan Hiphop.

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In this episode, I host Melissa Mulungi also known as Munamasaka. Melissa Mulungi is a German-born and raised Artist with origin in Masaka, Uganda.

She is the CEO of the charity organization CHIC and is passionate about making a change. The vision is big but she is determined to make it all happen by

God's grace.

While on the podcast Melissa talks about her journey in music growing up in Germany. She shares about her time in Uganda and how she forgot the lyrics of her song on stage when her friend Lydia Jasmine invited her to perform at her show.

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Connect with Melissa on Instagram, Facebook, and Twitter. Tap in on her music on all platforms as well as her YouTube channel.

In this episode I host Ugandan Tanzanian dancer . Mamweta is the first solo dancer to dance of 5 stages with international artists, including , , and others.

She has also with so many prominent local artists from vinca to sheebah to beenie gunter, to name a few. While on the podcast Mamweta talks about life as one of Uganda’s most respected dancers and as one of the fastest growing brands.

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In this episode, I host Nyonyozi Prim, Nyonyozi is a digital creator that creates content about #fashion, #lifestyle and #beauty. She is also a host at

She talks about her journey on how she gained the confidence she has today about herself. Nyonyozi says that Confidence isn't just about the looks, its deeper than that. She also shares the advice she would give to her 18-year-old self.

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Shoutout to #yeti

In this episode, I bring back my brother Hakim Kay. Hakim appeared on the podcast last year on episodes 83 & 84. Talking about what it means to be a Ugandan Diaspora.

In this one Hakim and I discuss about the corruption at Entebbe Airport, we also talk about the fans that got arrested in Uganda after they celebrated the 3:2 win.

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#Arsenalfans #entebbeairport #Corruption #coyg

In this episode, I host Priscilla Tamale also known as @elatampriscilla. Priscilla is a lawyer by profession as well as a content creator.

She is a lifestyle digital creative inspiring young women to step into their purpose with stories from her daily life.

On the podcast, Priscilla talks about career, courage, and lifestyle. She also emphasizes female friendships and why they are so important.

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