The Ugandan Boy Talk Show

In this episode I host Vicente Vasquez also known as Vinny. Vinny is one of my good friends from college. He tells his story of how he was diagonsed with Covid Pneumonia and almost lost his life. Vinny’s life was on the line and he advises people to go get tested, wear a mask, use hand sanitizer, and also be cautious about life. Tap in to listen/watch his whole story. Don’t forget to subscribe, li...

In todays episode I bring you the answers to the questions that you all have been asking. These questions range from “what motivates me to work hard” to “how I got the nickname Lion Killer.” I hope that you get to know a little bit more about me and if you think of any more questions that you would like for me to answer, leave them in the comments below. I love sharing more about my life and perso...

In this episode I host Robert Machuki for the second time on the show. Robert talks about his life growing up in Kenya and later on we discussed the life of an african child. This episode was full of memories that Robert and I kept remisicing on. We included a message to african parents who punish their kids while not knowing that mental health as well as physical health is important to a child’s...

In this episode I host Maria Paula Kazerouni White, she was born and raised in San Josè which is the capital of Costa Rica. In this episode Maria shares some of her experience of what it was like to live in the United states while attending college. She also explains some of the challenges that international students face in a foreign country. Listen to the full story for some motivation if you pl...

In this episode, Terri Chaverst-Stoker (Preacher Man) my former college roommate and classmate talks about his life story, and how God has helped him through all the struggles that he has faced ever since he was young. Terri tells us that he didn’t know he was adopted ‘til the year before his mama passed, Terri was 14 years old at that time. Throughout his lifetime Terri has had a lot of his frien...

In this episode, I open up and talk about a story that I have avoided for the past 14 years. This is probably one of the toughest memory of my life because my brother and I’s lives were on the line. As a disclaimer to the listeners, some of the events I talk about in this episode may trigger PTSD especially for the people that were affected by this violence. God is faithful and will bring healing...

In this episode, I host Daniel Moxie CEO of Moxie Photography. Daniel explains how he started his photography career, and some of the challenges he has faced throughout this business. Even though he hasn’t upgraded to the latest equipment, he is staying committed which has led to him working with some big-name Ugandan celebrities like #Judithheard, #Pallaso, #Nessimproduction #talentafricagroup, a...

In this episode, I open up and talk about something that hurt me and is probably hurting a lot of immigrants and international students living in developed countries. This was an emotional episode, it was a personal one too, and I try to my best to express my emotions. Nobody has the right to make others feel worthless. Don't forget to watch the video version of this episode on my Youtube channel...

Our guest today is Unique Dunston the founder of Reclaiming Our Time (Formerly Say Their Names Alabama). Dunston is a resident of Albertville, Alabama. In this episode we talk about race, hate, justice, protests and the abolishment of the confederate monument on the court lawn in her town. Dunston’s hope and desire is that people in her community will come out and support because their help is muc...

We are back to our norm, after covering the political events that went on in Uganda the last 2 weekends, In this episode, I bring to you an interesting story of a young man @thisiscemar who had a dream to be a musician. Along his journey, he had a major setback but he found ways of picking himself up. He is Uganda's new upcoming Artist. And in this episode, he will be premiering one of his songs f...

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 thro...

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...

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...

*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...

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,...

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...

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 humanitari...

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.

This episode is a continuation of Coming to America Part 1. I talk about my visa issues and my life now in the US.

In this Episode I tell a story of my Journey from Uganda to America. I briefly talk about some Cultural shock and how God held my hand and walked me through tough times.

In this Episode I highlighted some of my childhood life and give a brief history of my family. This episode will give my listeners a glimpse of who I am and where I come from.

Briefly introducing some of the things I will be talking about on this podcast. This is an open show for every one. Let’s have some fun.