We’ve all done it — shared an idea we knew would help someone… but instead of gratitude, we got silence. Or worse, resistance.

Fifty episodes. Fifty Mondays. One mic. One dream.

This milestone didn’t come easy. It comes on a tough day, a heavy one — but I showed up, because that’s what this podcast taught me to do. Beizzo’s Kiboozi has been more than a show. It’s been therapy, growth, reflection, and connection.

In this episode, I take you behind the scenes — the fears, the doubt, the wins, the lessons, and everything in between. It’s a raw, honest look at what 1 year of showing up has done for me — and why you should keep showing up too.

This isn’t just a celebration… It’s a testimony.

AI is not coming — it’s already here. And it’s not just about robots and sci-fi anymore. It’s about your job, your creativity, your daily life. In this week’s episode of Beizzo’s Kiboozi, I share why I pity anyone ignoring AI right now and why embracing it is not optional — it’s survival.

From the perspective of a young African creative, I break down how AI is impacting everything from how we work to how we think — and why the real threat isn’t AI itself, but our resistance to learning it.

Tap in as we explore the tools, the mindset shifts, and the simple ways to start.

In this episode of Beizzo’s Kiboozi, I dive into a conversation we’ve all avoided for too long: mental health in Africa, especially Uganda.

We explore why the words “depression” and “anxiety” sound foreign in many homes, why therapy is still taboo, and how jokes have become our coping mechanism for pain.

With stories from my own life and those around me, I uncover the cultural conditioning, stigma, and myths we’ve built around mental health. And I challenge you to think: what would happen if we stopped hiding behind humor and actually started healing?

This one’s not easy—but it’s real.

🎧 Tap in and share with someone who needs to know: you’re not alone.

When we hear “red flags,” we instantly think romance. But what if I told you they show up in friendships, family dynamics, workplaces—and even in how you treat yourself?

This week on Beizzo’s Kiboozi, I break down the emotional, spiritual, and psychological red flags you’ve probably been taught to ignore—simply because they weren’t about “love.” But here’s the truth: anything that costs your peace, identity, or dignity deserves a second look.

Let’s talk about toxic loyalty, manipulative friendships, draining environments, and self-betrayal. Because ignoring red flags doesn’t make them disappear—it just makes the crash hurt more.

🎧 Tap in. It might just save you from more than heartbreak.

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What if today was your last chance to really ask yourself the hard questions?

In this episode of Beizzo’s Kiboozi, we explore the uncomfortable but necessary conversations you need to have with yourself before life slips away. Death doesn’t send a calendar invite—and too many people leave this world with questions unasked, dreams unpursued, and truths never spoken aloud.

It’s time to pause, reflect, and realign.

This one? It’s for the soul.

🎧 Tap in now.

#BeizzosKiboozi #ConversationsThatMatter #MementoMori

In this episode, we unpack the terrifying—but powerful—question:

“How bad can it really be?”

Every life-changing decision—quitting a job, moving cities, starting something new—comes with a moment where fear tries to talk us out of it. But what if the risk you’re avoiding is actually the door to your next level?

We talk about:

✅ The psychology behind risk and hesitation

✅ How fear magnifies possible failure—but downplays possible growth

✅ Stories of people (including me) who said “screw it, let’s go” and never looked back

✅ How to know when a risk is worth it

✅ What the Bible says about stepping into uncertainty with faith

If you’ve been sitting on a decision—this episode is your nudge.

Go on… ask yourself: What if it works out?

In this honest and deeply personal episode, I dive into the uncomfortable truth about change — and why choosing to evolve often makes people uncomfortable. From shifting careers, to outgrowing friendships, to simply becoming more self-aware — every change comes with resistance.

But what if the pushback isn’t a sign you’re wrong… but a sign you’re growing?

We unpack:

• Why people fear change (even in others)

• Why your evolution might trigger silent enemies

• How to navigate guilt, loneliness, and broken connections

• What the Bible says about stepping into your next chapter

If you’ve ever been made to feel guilty for growing, this one is for you.

Tune in, reflect, and be reminded: you don’t owe anyone the version of you that no longer exists.