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. Aug 12

    Primrose Kobusingye: Christianity, Religionism, Faith & How To Centre Your Life To a Sweet Spot.

    In this episode of *We Need To Talk*, Primrose Kobusingye opens up about faith, Christianity, religion, personal growth, and what it means to build a life that feels centred.We talk about the difference between knowing religion and truly having faith, how her relationship with God has changed over the years, and the moments that pushed her to look deeper at what she believed.Primrose also shares how she has handled pressure, failure, ambition, career growth, and the need to keep proving herself. She explains why success alone is not enough, and why finding a healthy balance between work, faith, relationships, purpose, and personal wellbeing matters.This is a conversation about finding your “sweet spot” in life, where your ambition does not take away your peace, your faith is more than words, and your success still leaves room for the person you are becoming.If you are questioning your faith, chasing success, trying to find balance, or simply figuring out what really matters to you, this conversation is for you.Watch the full episode and share your biggest takeaway in the comments.Subscribe to *We Need To Talk* for more honest conversations about life, mental health, faith, purpose, relationships, career, and becoming a better human.Listen to the podcast:[https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/gathernownetwork](https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/gathernownetwork)#Christianity #Faith #Religion #Purpose #PersonalGrowth #MentalHealth #WeNeedToTalkPodcast #Uganda

  2. Jul 28

    The truth about pressure, connection, community, mental health, and what it means to show up for yourself and for the people around you.

    In today’s episode, we talk about the everyday struggles many Ugandans face, how people deal with pressure, and what it takes to build real human connections in a time when we are more connected online, but often feel more disconnected from each other in real life.We also talk about how conversations around mental health are slowly changing in Uganda. For many years, mental health was treated as a taboo subject. Today, more people are beginning to speak openly about it, understand it, and make these conversations a normal part of everyday life. This episode is about pressure, connection, community, mental health, and what it means to show up for yourself and for the people around you.What stood out to you most from this conversation? Share your favorite moment in the comments. And don’t forget to subscribe to our channel. Your support helps us more than you may realize and allows us to keep creating conversations that matter. 0:00 The Reality of Not Being Okay0:48 A New Way to Engage1:45 Defining Development Work3:39 Breaking Down Mental Health7:50 The Evolution of Vulnerability11:12 A Turning Point in High School19:49 The Pressure of Performance28:21 The Rabbit Hole of Social Media Listen to our podcast:https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/gathernownetwork Find out more about Awesome Minds Speak:https://awesomemindspeaks.org/#struggles #living #gathernownetwork #weneedtotalkpodcast #mentalhealth

  3. Jul 16

    He Left Norway For Uganda To Start a Coffee Business | Endre Vestvik, Founder Wild Coffee

    What does it take to leave Norway, move to Uganda, and build a coffee business from the ground up?In this episode of *We Need To Talk*, Amon Mukisa sits down with Endre Vestvik, founder of Wild Coffee Uganda, to discuss his journey from Norway to Uganda and the realities of building a coffee brand in one of Africa’s leading coffee-producing countries.Endre shares how Wild Coffee started, the challenges he faced, and how the company is helping shape Uganda’s growing coffee culture and local coffee consumption.Uganda is one of Africa’s biggest coffee exporters, but many farmers and local businesses still struggle to earn the full value of the coffee they produce. This conversation looks at what needs to change and how more Ugandans can benefit from the coffee industry.We discuss:• Why Endre left Norway for Uganda• How he started Wild Coffee• How to start and grow a coffee business in Uganda• Why Ugandans consume less coffee than they produce• How farmers can earn more from coffee• Fairtrade certification and its impact on farmers• Coffee processing, roasting, branding, and value addition• Opportunities for young people in Uganda’s coffee industry• What Uganda must do to grow its coffee economy• The future of Ugandan coffee in local and global marketsThis episode is for coffee farmers, entrepreneurs, café owners, coffee lovers, investors, and anyone interested in Uganda’s coffee industry.Watch the full conversation and share your thoughts in the comments. Follow https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DmfnWI3MRDI We Need To Talk podcast Listen to the podcast:https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/gathernownetwork #UgandaCoffee #CoffeeBusiness #CoffeeFarming #CoffeeIndustry #UgandanCoffee #EntrepreneurshipUganda #Norway #FairtradeCoffee #AfricanCoffee #WeNeedToTalkPodcast

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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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