Now as you probably already see in the title, I need some help and the detail of my request forms this week’s episode. For the very first time ever, I jumped onto a YouTube LIVE broadcast to discuss the podcast and also twist things around a bit. Just a little bit. This week’s episode was delivered via a LIVE Broadcast on the YouTube channel. This is a repost of that broadcast. You can watch that video here https://bit.ly/3p6yN3Q -------------------- APPLE: https://apple.co/3NFdcda AMAZON: https://amzn.to/3NISKYM SPOTIFY: https://spoti.fi/3NKOfwX iHEART: https://ihr.fm/3AZFXtv GOOGLE: https ..read more

Now as you probably already see in the title of this episode trailer… I need some help and the detail of my request for a favour will form this week’s episode.  For the very first time ever, I will be jumping onto a YouTube live this Sunday to discuss the podcast and also twist things around a bit. Just a little bit. This week’s episode will be delivered via a LIVE Broadcast on the YouTube channel at exactly 6:30 PM Kampala Time or call it East African Time (+3 GMT); which I believe should be 8:30 AM Pacific Standard Time and 11:30 AM Eastern Standard Time. I have left a link down belo ..read more

This week’s episode is rather an unusual one. It was recorded at 4100 meters Above Sea Level, around the warmth of a campfire on a rainy and very chilly night in the mountains.  In this episode, we take a deep dive into the lives, traditions, and history of the Gishu and Sabinyi people.  I am joined by Alex one of the guides from Mountain Elgon National Park, a true son of the land narrates this mysterious story with its many contrasts.  We will explore the uniqueness of this mountain which protects the world’s largest high caldera and still protects the world’s largest ..read more

This week’s episode is rather an unusual one. It was recorded at 4100 meters Above Sea Level, around the warmth of a campfire on a rainy and very chilly night in the mountains.  In this week’s episode, we take a deep dive into the lives, traditions, and history of the Gishu and Sabinyi people.  I am joined by Alex one of the guides from Mountain Elgon National Park, a true son of the land narrates this mysterious story with its many contrasts.  We will explore the uniqueness of this mountain which protects the world’s largest high caldera and still protects the world’s l ..read more

In this episode, I sit down around the campfire with 3 guests (Evelyn, Brian & Brian Jonathan) to have a leisurely chat about the value of storytelling for conservation. This episode was recorded on location at Lake Chahafi Resort - Kisoro at the end of a 23-day roadtrip film safari. ENJOY! -------------------- Connect with me EMAIL: contact@jonathanbenaiah.com | ahabenathan@pm.me LINK TREE: https://linktr.ee/ahajonathan PATREON: Join my Patreon and make a monthly pledge to support the creative work that goes into producing this show and several other content avenues https://bit.ly/3CcZTdt ..read more

A new episode this week. Yeeeey! In this all-new episode coming to the podcast this Sunday, I sit down around the campfire with 3 guests to have a leisurely chat about the value of storytelling for conservation. This episode was recorded on location at Lake Chahafi Resort - Kisoro at the end of a 23-day roadtrip film safari. Be sure to tune in on Sunday. -------------------- Connect with me EMAIL: contact@jonathanbenaiah.com | ahabenathan@pm.me LINK TREE: https://linktr.ee/ahajonathan PATREON: Join my Patreon and make a monthly pledge to support the creative work that goes into producing this ..read more

This is an update to the podcast program for the coming weeks. I also share some creative wisdom in the form of 6 tips for creatives in the wildlife and nature space. 6 tips to help you execute better and get your content to that next level.  ENJOY! -------------------- Vote for Kidepo Valley National Park here: https://bit.ly/3Jptx1V Daily Monitor Article on Kidepo's nomination here: https://bit.ly/3ZUc2xy -------------------- Connect with me EMAIL: contact@jonathanbenaiah.com | ahabenathan@pm.me LINK TREE: https://linktr.ee/ahajonathan PATREON: Join my Patreon and make a monthly pledge ..read more

In this episode, I sit down with Jafar Ajena on the outskirts of Ssezibwa Falls. Jafar is a digitally savvy marketing and communications professional. Jafar and I go back quite a bit. We have been fortunate to work together in the tourism space and we are both extremely passionate about tourism promotion and digital solutions. It's these two related fields that we will be chatting about today. He also shares all the good stuff about the new Tourism Promoters' Club which held its first capacity-building session this weekend.  ENJOY! -------------------- Keep an eye on the club www.tourismp ..read more

In this episode, I speak to Juma Chebet, a native guide from the Eastern part of Uganda on why the region continues to lag behind in light of tourism promotion and development when compared to the western half of the country. Juma joins me from the slopes of Mount Elgon; a region that he knows as well as the back of his hand. He was born and bred in the east and is certainly the perfect ambassador for tourism in this stunning part of the country. We will also explore some of the bucketlist activities in Eastern Uganda and also shine the light on a new wave of tourism development and promotion ..read more

In an all-new episode coming to the podcast this week, I speak to a native guide from the Eastern part of Uganda on why the region continues to lag behind in light of tourism promotion and development when compared to the western half of the country. Juma Chebet joins me from the slopes of Mount Elgon; a region that he knows as well as the back of his hand. He is born and bred in the east and is certainly the perfect ambassador for tourism in this stunning part of the country. We will also explore some of the bucketlist activities in this part of Uganda and also shine the light on a new wave o ..read more