The Unorthodox

This episode is about spreading love because the world needs love to make some positive change. ❤️

On this episode, I decided to record a vibe session with my bro, we was listening to some DJ Jerry . The conversation was unorthodox as always, hope you enjoy. PS; The original sound was a phone recording, the post production (edits) were also done on my phone using an app. (Fingers crossed on the quality 😂) Honestly this one was for my consistency. Oh yeah, before I forget, apologies for October...

Pushing B: Inside BLACK’s Sound Revolution & The Strategy to Dominate Uganda’s Gadget Market What does it take to push a new brand into a competitive market and actually change the game? In this episode, we’re Pushing B—pushing Business and the new gadget brand BLACK. I sit down with Roland, a key salesperson from BLACK, a trademark under Cannur Marketing that’s making waves in Uganda’s audio...

A cinematic audio short story about the creative's odyssey - through trials, transformation and triumph. From the vintage crackle of "On the Road" radio drama to the crucible of Pariah Nexus, we follow a pilgrim turning fear into faith and weakness into world-shaking power. The journey is scored by Uganda's finest: • Peypah - [YouTube] https://youtube.com/channel/UCYi2Az-lz-9k8DlTt4d0KdA?si=G615R4...

Market Dater is my synopsis for the dating market in my hometown. I start off with Aaliyah’s “Try again” to hint at my long hiatus from podcasting, while still acting as a call to action for those who gave up on love, to give it another shot…this time with revised data 😏 Tracks used.

This episode is something I made with my progeny in mind, it's something I hope they'll listen to even when I'm not here.

This episode is a tribute to the voices in my head

In this episode, I try to forge a synergy between Africa's omitted history and our lack of identity as a people. For this episode, I used materials from: The Kingdom of Apes (2024) Zeinab Badawi's interview for her latest book on African history H.E.R ft Cordea ~ The Lord is coming

On this episode, I borrowed a few sound clips from The Acolyte TV series, to reimagine it from a faith perspective. I've been reading Kenneth E Haggin's book on Spiritual Growth, and I couldn't help but notice the similarities between the Childhood stage in the spiritual journey and the Acolyte TV show. I mean Osha is not a Jedi yet thus she's growing, her having a twin is the equivalent of the tw...

In this episode, I talk about how I'm applying the lean startup methodology of validated learning in my podcast; that plus how it's helping discover my own blue ocean. For any entrepreneur out there, I'd recommend these audio books The Lean Startup Audiobook via: https://youtu.be/NhWWvxyQlgc?si=y9GugYqSiw1gJc85 Blue Ocean Strategy audiobook via: https://youtu.be/LuEouGHnn34?si=4Kk2ZYXRJclRWgz5

On this episode I decided to have a none coherent conversation with some music to spice it up. Tracks in the order of usage: 1. Do I? (Remix) by Phyno ft Burna Boy 2. Billion by Hatim ft Dokey & Rickman 3. Hit & Run by Shenseea ft Masicka Di Genius 4. ADHD by Joyner Lucas 5. Wana Wankya by Bentiboys Africa 6. Different by Burna Boy ft Damian Marley & Angélique Kidjo 7. Swerving by PnB Rock ft Dipl...

Join the conversation as we unravel divides and spark change through character development.

In this episode, we explore the intersection of Indigenous knowledge and formal education, guided by the wisdom of Professor Lwanga Samwiri and a team of young emerging storytellers "The Elites," we uncover the omissions, the uncharted territories of Indigenous wisdom, and through this very conversation, we hope to inspire the preservation and integration of the unheralded knowledge, rew...

On this episode, my brother Omaset Ignatius talks to me about his trading journey while emphasizing the need for mentorship.

On this episode, I share with my audience an idea that I've been working on, it's an idea that I think can solve fraud in land transactions, wanna know more? Just listen in and tell me what you think, let's build this world together.

This episode draws parallels between Kadongo Kamu and modern podcasts, showcasing their shared passion for captivating narratives infused with music.

Join me on this episode as I take you on a personal journey through insightful anecdotes and thought-provoking reflections, all geared towards showing how creativity can be used to change not only our own personal lives but the world in general. For those interested in personally reaching out to me, find me on: Twitter: @NoThroneIsSafe Tiktok: @theblacklinkuei Patreon: The Unorthodox podcast Final...

On this episode, me and the boys risk getting canceled by sharing our Unorthodox views on sex and gay rights.

Are you interested in learning more about the law of succession and the process of dealing with a deceased's estate in Uganda? Then this episode is a must-listen! In this episode, you'll learn about letters of administration which are essential for dealing with a deceased's estate. My expert guest will explain the intricacies of the law of succession and provide valuable insights into...

Criminal law is a complex subject with many different components, that's why in this episode, I highlight some of the crucial components such as the importance of ingredients in identifying criminal offences, Mens rea (Intention/guilty mind) and Actus reus(guilty act) and lastly, the infamous strict liability offences, which can be particularly tricky to understand since they do not require intent...

On this episode, I share my thoughts on what I think about light defying the laws of time and how this can be used to explain some supernatural abilities in the world. For a deeper understanding of what I shared on this episode, I recommend that you check out the following links: https://youtu.be/GLcDmyBizO4 https://youtu.be/0GxHqD3aS8A https://www.youtube.com/live/F3Shv2kOyjs?feature=share https:...

On this episode, I talk about how the world can be a less darker place if we were more selfless and forgiving.

This episode is my tribute to everyone going through it.

On this episode, I implore you to be knowledgeable about the law because laws are the pistons in the engine for change.

Heidi Briones works as a salesperson at Insquad, she also worked at Tesla and is a former political candidate in the state of Oregon.