In this episode I host Takawira Sithole, Taka grew up on a farm in a little town called Chinhoyi in Zimbabwe. He was raised by a single mother and seven other siblings. On the podcast, Taka talks about his background growing up in Africa. He talks about his journey to the United States and what happened on his first flight to America with his friend Hermann. He talks about their covid wedding with his wife and also lastly he talks about their organization Restoration Hem Project in Zimbabwe   https://restorationhemproject.org/

In this episode, I open up and talk about who I was versus who I was not. Most people will look at social media and assume you grew up in a different lifestyle than them. But in this episode, I open up and talk about how my childhood upbringing was not different from any other kid in Uganda. But also I talk about some things I did differently to be where I am at today.

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In this episode, I host Victoria Ntahompagaze, Victoria is the Host of My Feeling Podcast. She is currently finishing her teaching degree at Uganda Martyrs University in Uganda. On the podcast Victoria talks about her life journey, education background. We talk in depth about her experience from attending a single-sex school for her high school education.

Lastly she talks about her podcast My Feelings Podcast and the reason why she started it. Tune in to listen to our conversation and high school memories.

In this episode I host a multi platinum recording artist Rayvon. He is remembered in a classic song Angel featuring Shaggy. In this episode we talk about the story behind the recording of the song Angel. He talks new music, past and upcoming events. Rayvon also talks about his multiple trips to Kampala in Uganda.

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In this episode, I host Mukiibi J. Elijah. Elijah was born and raised in Makindye Uganda and later in his life, he moved to India for his education. Currently, he is working in Bangkok. While on the podcast, Elijah talks about his life in Asia and how people treated him for being black, but he also shares the good things he benefited from his time in Asia and the relationships he created.

He also talks about his relationship with his dad who was a pastor and what it was like to grow up in a pastor’s house. Make sure you tune in on this great conversation.