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Uplift Uganda: The Power of One Step Forward
"Uplift Uganda: The Power of One Step Forward" chronicles one young man's journey to change -both himself and those in need. His goal? To start a business in Uganda. Listen and hear weekly updates on his journey! Uplift Uganda releases every Friday. Uplift Uganda is a production of Food For Thought Audio. For more content and information on this and other shows, be sure to follow us on social media and check out our website, foodforthoughtaudio.com.
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Episodes
Finale - Q&A Special ft. Producer Kenny Mears 08.08.2025 21:43
Join host Trevor Dyches and producer Kenny Mears for the finale of Uplift Uganda as they debrief about the journey so far, lessons learned, and what's next.
Episode 6: Village Life & Business Insights from Uganda, Catching Up After A Few Weeks 13.06.2025 27:01
Join Trevor Dyches from Osaka as he recounts his recent travels to the villages of Uganda, offering a unique perspective on rural life, agriculture, and the stark contrast with urban centers. He shares fascinating details about the cost of living, community dynamics, and the challenges faced by villagers, including healthcare access and government programs. In the second half of the episode, Trevo...
Episode 5: Supplying Tech, Games, Car Parts, Precious Metals, and Diamonds 23.05.2025 13:16
This week on Uplift Uganda , host Trevor Dyches dives back into the heart of Uganda’s business scene, uncovering new opportunities and the challenges that come with them. Trevor shares firsthand insights on the untapped potential of supplying local businesses with in-demand products like wireless chargers and other electronic gadgets—items that are rare but highly sought after in the region. He di...
Episode 4: Opportunities in Jinja, Bored Games, Sports, and Animators 16.05.2025 15:47
Join host Trevor Dyches for a vibrant week in Jinja, Uganda, as he journeys with the Compassionate Entrepreneur Club and explores the unique blend of local culture, expat influence, and entrepreneurial opportunities that define this city at the source of the Nile. In this episode, Trevor shares firsthand experiences from literacy workshops in local villages, where interactive games help children m...
Episode 3: The Compassionate Entrepreneurs Club, Tourism Industry, Car Troubles, and Two Markets 09.05.2025 13:36
Join host Trevor Dyches in this week’s episode of Uplift Uganda as he shares a behind-the-scenes look at his time with the Compassionate Entrepreneurs Club-a group dedicated to empowering U.S. youth (ages 14–18) with entrepreneurial skills and business mindsets, and channeling their efforts into impactful fundraising for literacy and leadership centers in Uganda. Trevor recounts his experiences gu...
Episode 2: The First Week, New Ideas, And An Interview With Fred Ouma 02.05.2025 21:15
In this inspiring episode of Uplift Uganda, host Trevor Dyches takes listeners on a journey through the entrepreneurial spirit and everyday challenges of life in Uganda. After a week on the ground, Trevor shares vivid stories from several cities, highlighting the realities of daily life, the hustle of hand-to-mouth living, and the chaotic energy of Kampala’s streets. This episode dives deep into t...
Episode 1: The Where's, The What's, The Why's, and The Who's Behind Uplift Uganda 25.04.2025 23:41
In this heartfelt first episode, 22-year-old Trevor Dyches introduces the mission behind Uplift Uganda . With a blend of personal experience, business insight, and spiritual conviction, Trevor shares the story of how a missionary call to Uganda became the spark for a greater purpose. He unpacks his goals for returning—this time not as a missionary, but as a partner seeking to build sustainable bus...
Trailer 24.04.2025 0:49
Get a little sneak peek into what Uplift Uganda is all about!
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