In this thought-provoking podcast episode, we delve into the controversial topic of whether there is a case for controlled bullying. We explore whether exposing children to a certain level of bullying can toughen them up and prepare them for the harsh realities of the real world or whether the negative impacts of such an approach, including the trauma and long-lasting effects that bullying can have on children are not worth it.

On the continuation of our podcast series from last time, Maria and I talk about our new responsibility in raising a teenager

We throwback to the scandal that started the year, the unfortunate assault of Pretty Nicole and how that reflects for the society we are raising our daughters in. 

The Uganda Martyrs, 45 Christians were executed because they choose to believe in Jesus Christ instead of giving in to the homosexual advances of then Kabaka Mwanga. But is there more to that story? My wife and I talk about our understanding of the times and the context of it all. Were they saints or mutineers? 

I talk about the bank that charges UGX600 for people to check their bank balance, and how we are to blame, at least partially, for this. 

It's Friday then, it's Saturday, Sunday, what? Most Ugandans now skip everything and just go to the what part. I discuss why that is. Especially this week. 

Commentary on the male and female dynamic as expressed by an anonymous lady on Twitter spaces and the role of anthropology on how most people view that dynamic.

I talk about the statistical disadvantage graduates have, and maybe how we need to start looking at our world differently.

Funerals in this country ca be everything but comforting. I talk about a couple of things that need to change.

Ugandan govt instituted a 42-day lockdown to curb the spread of the Coronavirus. The lockdown however seems to only be for a few. I share some thoughts