M's View is a podcast whose interview format covers various topics with the aim of offering a fresh take with the intent of provoking thought, while being entertaining. The overall tone of the show is edgy, doesnt shy away from controversial conversations but still relevant to primarly African Urban demographic of 35- 45 age group. Some of the topics covered so far are LGBTIQ in Africa, Kids being taught their African culture, Friendships with Exes, Social toll of Entrepreneurship and Red Pill movement in UG.
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M's View is a podcast whose interview format covers various topics with the aim of offering a fresh take with the intent of provoking thought, while being entertaining. The overall tone of the show is edgy, doesnt shy away from controversial conversations but still relevant to primarly African Urban demographic of 35- 45 age group. Some of the topics covered so far are LGBTIQ in Africa, Kids being taught their African culture, Friendships with Exes, Social toll of Entrepreneurship and Red Pill movement in UG.
The topic of money between couples is often tricky . In an African setting where there is a shift in the dynamic where women are starting to earn as much as men, and in a few cases, more, there are unique challenges & perspectives between couples. On this episode Martin and Rosette join Melanie to discuss how couples grapple with the issues of money. They delve into the topics of men being out earned by their partners, the pressure men in Uganda and Africa feel, who is supposed to take on the bulk of bills, how money is discussed when dating, etc
M's View
M's View is a podcast whose interview format covers various topics with the aim of offering a fresh take with the intent of provoking thought, while being entertaining. The overall tone of the show is edgy, doesnt shy away from controversial conversations but still relevant to primarly African Urban demographic of 35- 45 age group. Some of the topics covered so far are LGBTIQ in Africa, Kids being taught their African culture, Friendships with Exes, Social toll of Entrepreneurship and Red Pill movement in UG.
