The Stony Hill Podcast

Recorded on 8th May 2025

Recorded on 7th May 2025

Recorded on 7th May 2025

Recorded on 6th May 2025

Recorded on 9th April 2026

Recorded on 9th April 2025

Mc Esco Gxcci Outta Here Pito concert

Recorded on 4th April 2025

Recorded on 3rd April 2025

Recorded on 4th February 2025

Recorded 4th February 2025

Recorded 4th Feb 2025

In Episode 10 of The Stony Hill Podcast, Gxcci Outta Here is joined by Ivan, a street dealer, Meddy Ssemugenyi, a car dealer, and Waswelo for a wide-ranging conversation about society, religion, family, and everyday life in Uganda. The discussion explores different perspectives on prostitution and its impact on individuals and communities. The guests also discuss the Muslim faith, reflecting on te...

In Episode 9 of The Stony Hill Podcast, Gxcci Outta Here is joined by Meddy Semugenyi, a car dealer, alongside Sammy Cool, Waswelo, and Eyepro Seriez for a lively conversation on music, friendships, and relationships. The discussion begins with opinions on current music trends, including reactions to songs such as Enkudi by Lil Pazo and Ebintu Binkozesa by Super Chance. The guests share their view...

In Episode 8 of The Stony Hill Podcast, Gxcci Outta Here is joined by Sammy Cool, Dokta Pinan, Waswelo, and Eyepro Seriez for another unfiltered conversation covering music, influence, and innovation. The discussion begins with conversations surrounding Fik Gaza and claims that he was strategically positioned within the music industry to challenge the dominance of Alien Skin. The guests also share...

In Episode 7 of The Stony Hill Podcast, Gxcci Outta Here is joined by Eyepro Seriez, Jaja Bamu, and Dokta Pinan for a deep conversation that starts with the science behind filters, mirrors, reflections, and how people perceive themselves and the world around them. The discussion then shifts into bigger questions about life after death, spirituality, and the unseen aspects of human existence. The g...

In Episode 6 of The Stony Hill Podcast, Gxcci Outta Here sits down with Eyepro Seriez for a reflective and thought-provoking conversation that begins with a powerful message: “Don’t be the reason why someone fails in life.” From that opening quote, the discussion explores Eyepro’s perspectives on life, religion, personal responsibility, and human behavior. Drawing from his experiences and observat...

In Episode 5 of The Stony Hill Podcast, Gxcci Outta Here sits down with videographer Eyepro Seriez and music producer Jaja Bamu at Monster Studio for a conversation about what it means to be an “unruly” person, leadership, entrepreneurship, and the mindset of a CEO. Eyepro reflects on his journey in the creative industry, sharing stories about the artists, brands, and personalities he has worked w...

In Episode 4 of The Stony Hill Podcast, Gxcci Outta Here records from Monster Studios for a conversation with videographer Eyepro Seriez about the process of creating green screen music videos, visual storytelling, and the realities of video production in Uganda. As the conversation unfolds, music producer Dokta Pinan joins the discussion, bringing a producer’s perspective on music creation, studi...

In Episode Three of The Stony Hill Podcast, I’m joined by reggae and dancehall artists Fox Banton and Dokta Pinan alongside an anonymous guest for a deep conversation about image, identity and influence in the music industry. Fox Banton shares his personal story with dreadlocks and how they shaped the way people viewed him over the years. The conversation expands into tattoos versus dreadlocks, ar...

In Episode Two of The Stony Hill Podcast, I sit down with Fattah Ogwal, Champion, and returning guest Lwembawo for another raw Kampala conversation. We dive into the world of broadcasting soccer games, religious television, TV licensing, and memories from the COVID-19 lockdown era. The conversation also touches on business recognition, media influence, and the realities of everyday hustle in Kampa...

In this episode of The Stony Hill Podcast, I sit down for a cozy and boozy conversation with a group of real voices from Kampala — including Lwembawo, a well-known motorist, Umar, a forex trader, an anonymous mechanic, and Kajongolo, a street hustler. We dive into unfiltered discussions about Ugandan politics, sharing stories and perspectives on local council leadership, KCCA, Members of Parliamen...