This was a tough one to record, especially after what has been going on back home this week. In this episode, I speak about what's happening in Uganda now that the presidential elections are done. Don't forget to watch the video version of this episode on my Youtube channel "The Ugandan Boy Talk Show" Don't forget to like, subscribe and share. You can also listen to this episode on my podcast through #Spotify, #ApplePodcast, and all other podcast platforms. #Ugandadecide21 #Mission2021 #Uganda #bobiwine

In this episode, I host Counsel Asiimwe Gilbert Sparks, a human rights lawyer and an advocate in Uganda to discuss the situation in Uganda and the human rights aspect ahead of the elections on the 14th of January 2021. Tune in to listen to some legal matters that you need to know before going to VOTE and also the reasons why you need to go and Vote. Don't forget to watch the video version of this episode on my Youtube channel "The Ugandan Boy Talk Show" Don't forget to like, subscribe and share. You can also listen to this episode on my podcast through #Spotify, #ApplePodcast, and all other podcast platforms. You can get in touch with Counsel Gilbert on Twitter @gilbertsparks1, or Facebook and Instagram as Asiimwe Gilbert.

After 5 months of not seeing each other, my friends and I finally met and recorded this episode. In this episode, we talk about the funny moments of our friendship during college and also deciding on who was the real GOAT? Don't forget to watch the video version of this episode on my Youtube channel "The Ugandan Boy Talk Show" Don't forget to like, subscribe and share. You can also listen to this episode on my podcast through #Spotify, #ApplePodcast, and all other podcast platforms.

*Special Episode* This episode is addressed to all Ugandans as we get ready to vote. In this episode, I talk about why all Ugandans need to go out and VOTE. Many things in Uganda need to CHANGE and these things will not change if we don't go out and VOTE.

Happy New year!!! In this episode, I host Mariam Geldiashvili a Project Coordinator at Teacher’s Digital Skills Development Initiative and a Flex Program Alumni based in Georgia 🇬🇪 . Mariam talks about her life as a foreign exchange student in the United States, about her favorite food, her favorite city, and the weirdest thing she experienced during her stay in the United States. Don’t forget to watch the video version of this episode on my YouTube channel “The Ugandan Boy Talk Show” Don’t forget to like, subscribe and share. You can connect with Mariam on all her social media platforms by searching her name.

In this episode, I bring to you one of my best Friends Robert Machuki. We talk about the role of friends in our lives, we talk about how we became friends and how we have been helpful in each other’s lives.

Hello everyone! I hope you enjoy this podcast, I asked my viewers/listeners for questions and you guys delivered! In this episode I answer the first 15 questions that I received and I loved doing this! It felt like I was able to give back to my viewers and give them something they asked for! I would love it if you would check out my YouTube channel at The Ugandan Boy Talk Show, like it, share it, and subscribe! Also check out my instagram: @talk_show_256 for more updates! Also if you think of any questions you would like to ask, leave them in the comments and your question could be picked in the next Q&A!

Welcome! Listen in on this conversation between me and Daniel Nyanzi, we both led very similar lives growing up in Uganda and we reminisce on the things that we loved doing as children, the chaos we caused in school, and what it was like coming to America. Make sure to check out my instagram @talk_show_256 as well as Nyanzi's Tik-Tok @nyanzidan. You can also check out my Youtube channel called The Ugandan Boy Talk Show, make sure to subscribe and turn on post notifications.

In this episode, Jesse walks us through his music journey, both his struggles and achievements. If you need some inspiration about your career, you need to tap into this episode and give it a listen. 

Jesse is Born and raised in Uganda, he is an American musician who blends; Pop, Afrobeats, and Positive Lyrics to form a new wave commonly known as #AfroGospel. Jesse is also known for his humanitarian work through the Sekatawa Foundation; a non-profit program he started in May 2016 as a platform for the youth to spread good vibes and inspire the lives of young adults through music, soccer, and performing arts.

In this episode, Edith and I talk about her life, and some of our childhood similarities. Edith is the host of her own podcast called "Uganda to America." Listen now to learn more about Edith's life growing up between Uganda and Kenya, and then at the age of 12 moving to the U.S.