In this episode, I enter the mind of a grade schooler. A grade schooler is a child between the ages of 5 and 10 years. It is always interesting when you talk to little ones and see how their minds work and how they view the world. So very innocent and untainted by the realities of life. Their ever blossoming spirit of optimism is refreshing. We had a much longer conversation touching so very many topics but for the purposes of this podcast, I have trimmed it down to this. Given that she is a young child, for the sake of her privacy, I'll not provide a lot of information about her. But hopefully, you'll enjoy the discussion. NOTE: This episode was recorded during the festive season but recently published.

In this episode, I have chat with Nuwamanya Brian, who is a Civil Engineer currently working in Asia. We discuss the Covid-19 situation in Asia, his journey in Civil Engineering and what Civil Engineering is actually about. Did you know for instance that this branch of Engineering started in the Army and was later adapted to the civilian side hence the name “Civil Engineering”

In this episode, I have a light conversation with Muhumuza Grace, who is a lawyer. We catch up on how she ended up studying Law and becoming a lawyer, how her childhood looked like as well the entire experience of studying Law. She explains how being a lawyer was not really her first option but she did it to show her father that she could. This a lot more.

This is an introductory episode into a series where I will be having random conversations with different people in order to pick their thoughts on various issues but to also share their life (how their day is going, what they are up to), their wisdom, their experiences among other things. In this episode, I steal a few minutes from Kwagala Robert who is a Chief Executive Officer (C.E.O.) in order to catch up with him on how the company is faring. In the quick chat, he touches a bit on his personal life where he says his wife had done something amazing for him that day. Hope you enjoy.