We Need To Talk Podcast

Gather Now Network

We Need To Talk focuses on among others mental health ,wellness and stories that paint a vivid picture how young people maneuver through this fast changing world. We are all about sharing elevating and honest opinions and stories that will impact people’s mental health and well being which will help in improving people’s ways of living and thus having a better community. Learn more about what we do here; https://www.youtube.com/@GatherNowNetwork/videos

  1. MOMENT 4: Finding your value in life like the 1% in this world.

    05/07/2025

    MOMENT 4: Finding your value in life like the 1% in this world.

    In this moment, Gail shares some ways you can truly find your purpose and value in life. The one person that have succeeded in life have managed to understand their core values and purpose and are doing great things in life. Listen to full episode here

    17 min
  2. Angelo Izama: Hidden Systems That No One Talks About! The Narrative You've Been Sold? Shattered.

    04/29/2025

    Angelo Izama: Hidden Systems That No One Talks About! The Narrative You've Been Sold? Shattered.

    Angelo Izama talks about the hidden systems that most young adults have to tap in to leverage the current wave of economy and technology amidst the growing use of AI and economic drifts. His life changing ini=sights have changed and transformed how millions of people approach life, money and conserving the environment.Listen to our podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/gathernownetworkReady to join the conversation, follow us across all our social media platforms on instagram,X ,tiktok to support our podcast and the work that Gather Now Network is doing.#struggle #economy #technology #hiddensystems #angeloizama #weneedtotalkpodcast #gathernownetwork

    49 min
  3. Secrets revealed! The key To successful business and life in Uganda

    12/14/2024

    Secrets revealed! The key To successful business and life in Uganda

    Today we talk about secrets to success in life and business in uganda and we joined by Gerald Katabazi, the C.E.O of volcano coffee ltd Uganda. When 2017 Fellowship Alumnus Gerald Katabazi opened Volcano Coffee, his goals were simple: source, roast, brew, and sell quality, fair-trade coffee from Uganda to the world. Coffee is Uganda’s leading cash crop, but that statistic isn’t always felt by the farmers producing it. Gerald has made it his mission to increase the profits that Ugandan coffee farmers see to improve their livelihoods and communities. Having had the opportunity to work in nearly every aspect of coffee production, from tilling the land to milling the beans to brewing coffee, he is confident that he knows just how to do that. Listen to our podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/gathernownetwork #SUCESS #businesssecrets #businessidea #gathernownetwork #businessadvise #coffee #coffeecommunity #uganfdacoffee #incubationhubs

    45 min
  4. How She Built a Successful Coffee Business in Uganda.

    12/01/2024

    How She Built a Successful Coffee Business in Uganda.

    On this episode of We Need To Talk, Gail Mawocha, founder of Mustard Seed Africa and One Tribe Coffee, tells the story of how she turned a life change into a thriving, mission-driven coffee business. Gail walks us through the practical decisions, setbacks, and community-focused strategies that helped her scale a sustainable enterprise and create income opportunities for women across Uganda. What you will hear: The key steps Gail took to launch and grow a coffee brand in Uganda. How she combined local skills, social enterprise models, and fundraising to expand impact. Concrete examples of community projects and the challenges of running a business with purpose. Practical advice for entrepreneurs who want to build a socially responsible brand. This long-form conversation is candid, inspiring, and full of actionable lessons for founders and changemakers. Press play to learn how vision, persistence, and community-centered design built a successful coffee business in Uganda.

    1h 25m
  5. From Earning $4 from His USA Set Up Company To Finding A New Way To Support Creatives In Africa.

    11/15/2024

    From Earning $4 from His USA Set Up Company To Finding A New Way To Support Creatives In Africa.

    From earning just $4 after investing over $2000 to build a company in USA, Paul Zana a young and talented product designer has created an app where creatives in Uganda an Africa at large can jump on to make more money on social media. This app is called Buvaazi! Paul Zana is a self-taught product designer with close to a decade of experience in brand design, visual design, and art direction. His design theory is that people see brand and product as one. Join us today as we talk to Paul to understand his life story and experiences and why he decided to create this app.

    1h 14m
  6. How to become better at your current job. Tina Wamala talks self improvement in life.

    08/28/2024

    How to become better at your current job. Tina Wamala talks self improvement in life.

    Tina Wamala started working for British High Comission and DSTV communications officer without skills in the profession. she had to learn on job on how to do her job. in this episode ,she talks about self improvement and the power of taking bold moves in your career. Tina Wamala, is a seasoned professional with a wealth of experience in public relations, has been at the forefront of PRAU's strategic initiatives. Listen to our podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/gathernownetwork

    53 min

  7. 08/22/2024

    MOMENT 3: why you are giving up on GYM so easily In your first days.

    In this moment, Eddie Okila takes time to explain why many people give up on gym after their first days of starting to work out. you can listen to the entire episode by following us on all podcast streaming platforms and alternatively, subscribe to our youtube channel for visual podcasts. #gym #fitness #health #workingout

    10 min
  8. How Beginners in East Africa Can Start Working Out Today

    08/01/2024

    How Beginners in East Africa Can Start Working Out Today

    Join us on We Need To Talk as fitness coach Eddie Okila explains practical steps anyone in East Africa can take to start exercising, with no gym membership required. Eddie shares easy home workouts, affordable nutrition tips that work with local foods, and strategies to overcome common barriers such as time, motivation, and injury risk. Whether you are totally new to exercise or trying to get back on track, this episode gives a realistic plan you can begin today. What you will learn: A beginner-friendly 10–20 minute workout routine you can do at home. Nutrition rules that fit local budgets and ingredients. How to build consistency without burnout through small, sustainable habits. The health risks of a sedentary lifestyle and simple steps to reverse them. Recorded earlier in the year and published Aug 1, 2024 — Eddie’s advice is practical, culturally aware, and full of motivation. Hit play if you want a no-nonsense starter plan that works where you live. Subscribe to We Need To Talk for more conversations on wellness and practical life skills. Follow us on Instagram & TikTok: @weneedtotalkpodcast.Listen to our podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/gathernownetwork#healthylifestyle #fitness #workingout #lifestyle #healthyexpert #fitnesscoach #changinglifestyle

    1h 21m
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We Need To Talk focuses on among others mental health ,wellness and stories that paint a vivid picture how young people maneuver through this fast changing world. We are all about sharing elevating and honest opinions and stories that will impact people’s mental health and well being which will help in improving people’s ways of living and thus having a better community. Learn more about what we do here; https://www.youtube.com/@GatherNowNetwork/videos

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  • Creator
    Gather Now Network
  • Years Active
    2023 - 2025
  • Episodes
    13
  • Rating
    Explicit
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    © Gather Now Network
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    We Need To Talk Podcast