The Ugandan Boy Talk Show

In this episode, I host Taata Musa who was born and raised in Jinja, Uganda but he is currently based in the United Kingdom. Taata Musa and I reminisce on some of our childhood memories like making soccer balls out of dry banana fibres and playing with wire toy cars. Taata Musa and his wife run “Tales from Uganda” where they tell Ugandan folk tales to bring them back to life. Listen in to hear his...

In this episode I break down some poweful qoutes that bring motivation to everyone that is feeling down. Most times in life when things get hard we tend to get too hard on our selves and our decisions. Listen in to hear some of my insights about life and these quotes. Make sure you check out more episodes on Spotify, and Apple Podcast, as well as YouTube to watch and listen to all episodes. Follow...

In this episode I host Clarence Pratt. Pratt was born and raised in Monrovia, Liberia, but is currently based in New Jersey, USA. Pratt and his family fled from the civil war in 1996 that killed many people in Liberia. Listen in to hear Pratt talk about his challenges and what happened after his family moved to America. Make sure you check out more episodes on Spotify, and Apple Podcast, as well a...

In this episode, I host a special guest, Miss Uganda, 4th Runner up Miss World Top Model, Humanitarian, and a girl child rights advocate, Oliver Nakakande!!! Oliver and I talk about her life, her journey to becoming Miss Uganda, and how she is helping and impacting the lives of young girls in Uganda. Make sure you check out more episodes on Spotify, and Apple Podcast, as well as YouTube to watch a...

In this episode, I host my friend Akulu Ruth. This is one of the deepest conversations I have ever had on this show. My guest Ruth who was raised by a single mother talks about how she was born with HIV and how she has managed to live with it. Sometimes God puts us in tough situations so we can lift up others and help them overcome theirs. Make sure you check out more episodes on my channel as wel...

Continuation of Ep3; In this episode, I host Elyse Ushindi, Elyse a Congolese child, born in Uganda and raised all over East Africa, currently living in Norway. You might remember him from S3E11 when he was on the show to talk about #10K4Autism. He is back and in this episode, he talks about how he and his family fled the 2009 civil war in Congo to seek asylum in Uganda, then eventually moved to N...

In this episode, I host Elyse Ushindi, Elyse a Congolese child, born in Uganda and raised all over East Africa, currently living in Norway. You might remember him from S3E11 when he was on the show to talk about #10K4Autism. He is back and in this episode, he talks about how he and his family fled the 2009 civil war in Congo to seek asylum in Uganda, then eventually moved to Norway in 2019. He tal...

In this episode, I host Elijah Mukasa, also known as Elijah Love! Elijah is a young man who grew up in Nabweru a slum in Kampala Uganda. He was raised by a single mother who used to mop offices to get food and his school fees. Today Elijah is running an organization ELOHIM Cares Foundation which helps orphans, teenage mothers, and kids living in the slum. Talk about a full circle! Listen in to hea...

To begin my new edition on the podcast I will be hosting Jocelyn Luzige and in this episode we will be discussing some of the problems faced by a girl child in Uganda 🇺🇬 and Africa in general! And Jocelyn will be telling us how she is trying to help her fellow girls back in Uganda through her NGO Brave Uganda. Connect with Jocelyn on: Facebook: Jocelyn Luzige Instagram: luzige_256/ Braveuganda Sna...

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After a long 2 week break, I am back with the final episode of season 3. In this episode I talk about what I have been up to on my break such as celebrating my birthday in Orlando, work and other things. I will also be wrapping up season 3 and talking about what is coming up in the future for The Ugandan Boy Talk Show.

In this episode, I host Daniel Nyanzi from Michigan USA and Elyse Ushindi from Sandefjord Norway. Nyanzi has been on the show before talking about his life and childhood background in S1E5. And now it's Elyse’s first time on the show. The two are here to talk about a campaign that was developed on Twitter Spaces by a group of people, this campaign is called 10K4Autism. They plan to help kids with...

In this episode I host one Buka Chimey, Buka is a Ugandan multi-award-winning recording and performing artist, creative thinker, poet, composer, and founder of Bantu Clan the first Hip Hop Band in Uganda. His music discipline is fusion (an intermarriage of genres) and his primary genre is Hip Hop/Rap. Buka talks about his life, music journey, the covid situation in Uganda, the effect of the lockdo...

In this episode, I host some of my college friends to discuss the topic " Is college worth it or college is just a scam? On the discussing panel, we have Mr. Terri Stoker who is currently working as a Behavioral Technician, Mr. Jay Jones who is a professional basketball with Flint United, and an Athletic recruiting coordinator at Great Lakes Christian College, and Mr. Danny Buegar who is a profess...

In this week’s episode, I host Quex The Lyrical Doctor from Quex Music UG. The Singer of the #1 hit song in Uganda “Kachumbali”. Quex tells the story of his music journey and what inspired him to write the song #Kachumbali and #VibeEkutte. He also talks about the current situation on covid in Uganda. The full episode is now available on Spotify, Apple Podcast, and YouTube at The Ugandan Boy Talk S...

In this episode, I tell the story of how I ended up in America to study aviation. I explain the procedures I had to go through from getting my first job that opened the doors for me to move to the United States for education. This particular episode was a special request from one of the listeners. Listen in on Spotify, Apple podcast and watch the video version on our youtube channel to learn about...

In this episode, Terri and I talk about the culture shocks in Uganda from an American perspective. We compare what life is like in Uganda to that in America. This episode gives more light to a lot of things that most people ignore or they don’t see. If you would love to donate or support these kids in Uganda contact me or contact my dad, Frederick Kibuuka. Facebook: Fredrick Kaddu Kibuuka Email: f...

In this episode, I host Kibuuka Lincorn, he tells his story of how his life changed when he lost his mother to cancer. Instead of giving up and quitting he picked himself up and decided to carry on his mom’s legacy as a chef. Listen in to hear this emotional but motivational story of this young man.

On this episode, I host Pr. Fredrick Kaddu Kibuuka, who is a father to more than fifty-eight girls. Some of these girls are abandoned, abused and orphans without any family members. Pr. Fred has legally adopted seven of these girls and fifty-one of them are fostered. He talks about the challenges and struggles that they face at the girls' home. But he is also very thankful to God for the different...

In this episode I host my mother Susan Kibuuka, I ask her some hot questions about her life, marriage and how she moved to Uganda from Kenya. Be sure to listen in and hear some inside stories about my life growing up. #lifestyle #family #Stories #podcast #marriage #childhood #uganda #kenya #kalenjin

In this episode, Ethan tells his story and he mentions how he has a dream to become the president of Uganda. He goes on to explain why he wants to become a president on top of his career. Listen in to hear a kind heart that will blow your mind away.

In this episode I give a recap of what happened on my vacation in Uganda, from the flights, covid and the weather in Uganda. Listen in to hear some of the crazy stories in Uganda and about the 7 adopted girls and 51 fostered girls that my dad has under his care. My merchandise is available on: https://www.redbubble.com/people/talkshow256/shop

In Season 1 Episode 2 I talk about my journey to America, and in that episode, I mention John Hullet and how he is part of my story. From the day I met him and his wife Miriam till today they have been a huge blessing in my life. So in this episode, I host him and we talk about behind the scenes of my journey. Listen in to hear how we met and what has happened throughout our friendship. John is an...

In this Episode, Hillary narrates his story of how he moved from Kenya to Budapest the capital of Hungary to finish his Masters's degree. Later on, he moved to Berlin the capital of Germany to start his new job. Hillary started this whole journey with only €200 in his pocket. Listen to his powerful story of how he fought through life and what he is up to now. He has been to almost all the countrie...

Bonny (The Ugandan Boy) sits down with his friend Edith Naigaga, host of the Voice of Dembe podcast to discuss about her past experiences with trauma and how she has managed to live with it in her day-to-day life. Also talked about her podcast and why she hasn't released a new episode this month. Remember to check out my instagram page @talk_show_256 #Trauma #Counseling #Healing #podcast #forget #...