The Ugandan Boy Talk Show

In this episode I host Sam Kimera, Sam is Born and raised in Kampala, Uganda, He is a Christian artist. On the podcast Sam says, music always took a central role in the home and it’s no surprise that his singing started during the daily family prayer time. His constant loud singing might have tested the patience and self-control of the rest of the family. He greatly thanks God for his family’s sup...

Women's Day podcast Spotlight: In this episode, I host Elaine M’nkubitu @sonnie_mnk. Elaine is born and raised in Meru Kenya. She grew up planting trees and loves everything about the environment. Elaine graduated from Duke University, @dukeuniversity in Durham North Carolina with a Bachelor’s degree in computer science and now doing her master's in Environmental science in Sweden. Elaine is runni...

In this episode, I host Pr. Joseph Walusimbi. Walusimbi is my former high school teacher and Pastor at Central Baptist Church in Wakiso. He talks a little bit about my High school background but for the most part we talk about his ministry Mountain of Olives that takes care of kids with Autism, Down Syndrome and other disabilities in Uganda. Walusimbi also talks about his new church ministry that...

In this episode I host Hope Mamboleo, Hope is a grad student at the Institute for Advanced Analytics North Carolina State University. She was born and raised in kisii Kenya where she went through her Primary and High School education. Later on she moved to the United States. Hope talks about a lot of things in this episode but her main focus elaborates living an African lifestyle in the diaspora....

In this episode, I host a long-time friend Tracy M. Akandinda. Tracy is the owner and founder of The Moonlight Store in Uganda. She graduated with a Bachelor of Science in Accounting at Makerere University Business School in Uganda. Tracy talks about personal finance and why it is not taught to the kids in schools and how it has become a big problem in Uganda. She also shares stories from personal...

In this episode I host Susan Awori. Susan is a TV presenter on UBC television in Uganda. She is the host of The life I Live Show. When Susan was younger she got diagnosed with Tuberculosis but later on she got treatment and got better. That’s how Susan felt the need to help people with disabilities and albinism in Uganda. She talks about the challenges faced by the women and girls with disabilitie...

In this episode I host Marioh Walipa aka MC. Marioh P. Marioh is a Ugandan podcaster, the host of The Valla’s Podcast. We discussed how we can use this platform of podcasting to bring back hope, encouragement and knowledge to our fellow youths back in Uganda that are struggling through life. Tune in to listen to this great conversation as we both open up about our personal lives and why we are doi...

In this episode I host Vivian Nabanoba, Vivian is an HIV Activist / Miss Y+ 2018/2019. She tells her story on how she contracted HIV from her boyfriend but found out that she was positive after her neighbor who was a nurse tested and reveled the regulates to her mother. Despite the challenges, Vivian managed to come out stronger. This is her story! Tune in and listen. Make sure you check out more...

In this episode I host one of Uganda’s poets Phoebe Nekesa. Phoebe picked up her writing skills when she was in form 2 at Namagunga and that’s where she developed her love of poetry. She is also a podcaster, host of Inklives podcast as well as an up coming model at top model Uganda. On the show Phoebe talks about how poetry has impacted her life and how its growing in Uganda. We also talk about he...

In this episode, I host Jocelyn Luzige, Jocelyn is the founder of SHEROES Uganda, a nonprofit organization that helps to empower girls and women in Uganda. She is coming back on the podcast for the second time. The first time she was here to talk about herself and SHEROES as an organization. This was back in Episode 1. In our discussion today we are talking about how girls are viewed in Uganda and...

In this episode, I host Miss Uganda 2019/2020 Oliver Nakakande on @instagram live. We discussed the current situations going on in Uganda with schools opening up after 2 years of lockdown. One of the biggest challenge we covered was the girls that got pregnant during the pandemic and then some religious leaders saying these girls don’t deserve to go back to school. Tune in to listen to our discuss...

Happy New year! In this episode I host Dr. Jackie Kisakye from Uganda. Dr. Jackie talks about mental health in Uganda and 3rd world countries. We discuss how some 450 million people worldwide currently suffer from some form of mental disease or brain condition, but almost half the countries in the world have no explicit mental health policy and nearly a third have no program for coping with the ri...

Happy New year! In this episode I host Dr. Jackie Kisakye from Uganda. Dr. Jackie talks about mental health in Uganda and 3rd world countries. We discuss how some 450 million people worldwide currently suffer from some form of mental disease or brain condition, but almost half the countries in the world have no explicit mental health policy and nearly a third have no program for coping with the ri...

In this episode, I host Laban Kiptoo. Laban is born and raised in Kenya but now living in Durham, North Carolina. He is my cousin and was also the best man at my wedding. Laban comes on the podcast to talk about his life in Kenya and his journey to the United States. Tune in to hear his challenges that he had to over come in Kenya and after he moved to the US. Make sure you check out more episodes...

In this episode I host Jane Mukisa (The black model) a model with Top Model Uganda, a brand ambassador multiple companies and the 1st runners up Miss Makerere University. Jane talks about her life background and also gives her opinion on why models are over Sexualized. Tune in to listen to Jane’s journey into the modeling industry. Make sure you check out more episodes on Spotify, and Apple Podcas...

In this episode, I host David Mugabi. David is the director at Care for JAJJA Foundation, and a recording and performing gospel artist in Uganda. He comes here to talk about his life journey. After his dad left him at the age of 15 he never gave up, but later in life God used him to be a light to the elderly through Care For Jajja Ministry in Uganda. Tune in to listen to some of the touching stori...

The last 2 months have been tough on me mentally. So in this episode I open up about my mental health and why I needed to change some things in my life. Make sure you check out more episodes on Spotify, and Apple Podcast, as well as YouTube, to watch and listen to all episodes. Follow us on Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter @TheUgandanBoyTalkShow

In this episode, I host Brittany Jacobson founder of Created Free & Freedom Paddle Company, @freedompaddleco. Brittany and I will be talking about her outreach in the sex industry. And sharing powerful life stories and life testimonies from the girls. Make sure you check out more episodes on Spotify, and Apple Podcast, as well as YouTube, to watch and listen to all episodes. Follow us on Facebook,...

In this Episode I talk about the history of The Ugandan Boy Talk Show as we celebrate our 1 year anniversary. Yesterday we celebrated our 1 year anniversary and all the achievements we have been able to reach in one year! I can’t celebrate without thanking all of the amazing guests that have willingly joined me in an episode or two. Without these guests my podcast wouldn’t be where it is today and...

In this episode, I host one of Uganda’s youngest fashion model Sharon Kiyimba Promise. Sharon is a model at Top model Uganda and also a high school student at Exodus college in wakiso. She will soon be representing Uganda in the IPA model awards in Ghana. Tune in to listen to our conversation discussing the topic “Are Models Over Sexualized?” and about Sharon’s life. Make sure you check out more e...

In this episode, I host Jamil Issa, AKA Xtrim. Xtrim is a Ugandan born and raised in Ndejje Wakiso. He is a university student studying journalism and also pursuing music on the side. He talks about his life, family background, and how Covid has affected him and his family. Jamil has been in the same class at University for the last 2 years because schools have been closed due to covid. Tune in to...

In this episode, I am so honored to host Pr. Wilson Bugembe. Pr Wilson is the founder and Senior Pastor at The Worship House in Nansana, Uganda, the President of Mercy Child Care Ministry, an author, singer, and songwriter. Pr Wilson talks about his childhood, how he lost most of his family, but survived with two brothers. He talks about his journey as a pastor and a musician. The history of his c...

In this episode I host Jesse10s, he is back on the podcast after I hosted him on S1 Ep4. Jesse10s, is a christian afrobeats recording artist and founder of the Sekatawa Foundation. He transcends the music landscapes with positive lyrics and groovy beats, unlike any other artist. He has a passion to change the way people see the world and his art is doing just that. To date, he has released two stu...

In this episode, I host Nick Johnson. Nick was born and raised in a small town named Hokes Bluff in Gadsden Alabama. He was my first ever college roommate at SEBC in Birmingham Alabama and in this episode we reminiscence our time in college. Both of us were coming from totally different backgrounds. Listen in to hear the full story of how we become brothers and began calling each other “Muganda Wa...

In this episode, I host Ugandan socialite, fashion model, Miss Uganda world international 21/22 Doreen Kabareebe. Doreen is not only a model but also a branding coach. On this episode, she talks about her life as a model and her modeling company, Top Models Uganda, her new book which is about branding and coaching and most importantly how she has impacted the lives of Ugandan girls through modelin...