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Conversations with Stephen Kamugasa

Hosted by Stephen Kamugasa · education · EN · 28 episodes

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In 'Conversations with Stephen Kamugasa', Stephen Kamugasa leads thoughtful, bimonthly discussions on humanity, leadership, and citizenship. We aim to inspire action by uncovering coherent solutions to complex challenges. This podcast is designed for leaders, policymakers, academics, practitioners, and citizens who are passionate about creating positive change.Stephen Kamugasa, FRSA, host of the podcast, brings a unique and insightful perspective shaped by his diverse background as a non-practising barrister, author, and essayist. His personal journey as a former Ugandan refugee informs his work and provides a compelling foundation for the podcast's discussions. Discover more about Stephen at https://thekamugasachallenge.com/.

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What is Conversations with Stephen Kamugasa about?

In 'Conversations with Stephen Kamugasa', Stephen Kamugasa leads thoughtful, bimonthly discussions on humanity, leadership, and citizenship. We aim to inspire action by uncovering coherent solutions to complex challenges. This podcast is designed for leaders, policymakers, academics, practitioners, and citizens who are passionate about creating positive change.

Who hosts Conversations with Stephen Kamugasa?

Conversations with Stephen Kamugasa is hosted by Stephen Kamugasa. The show has published 28 episodes to date.

What has Conversations with Stephen Kamugasa covered recently?

Recent episodes include "The Fabric of Safety: Weaving Civil Society and Citizenship to Address Domestic Violence" (10 August 2026, 76 minutes), "The Ethical Imperative: Citizenship, Civil Society, and Our Duty to Endangered Animals" (8 June 2026, 44 minutes), and "From Fragmentation to Flourishing: Rebuilding Democracy Through Engaged Citizenship and Civil Society" (12 April 2026, 61 minutes).

How often does Conversations with Stephen Kamugasa publish?

Conversations with Stephen Kamugasa publishes roughly every few months, with episodes averaging 50 minutes across 28 episodes.

How hard is it to get booked on Conversations with Stephen Kamugasa?

Booking probability for Conversations with Stephen Kamugasa is 31%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. Conversations with Stephen Kamugasa requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. Conversations with Stephen Kamugasa's contact route on record: verified email.

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Stephen Kamugasa hosts Conversations with Stephen Kamugasa, an education show with 28 episodes published.

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    The Fabric of Safety: Weaving Civil Society and Citizenship to Address Domestic Violence

    Aug 10, 20261h 16m

    Detailed Synopsis: In the podcast episode featuring Professor Susan Edwards KC , the discussion centres on the critical intersection of civil society, citizenship, and the legal frameworks that address domestic...

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    The Ethical Imperative: Citizenship, Civil Society, and Our Duty to Endangered Animals

    Jun 8, 202644 minS0

    <p >Detailed Synopsis:</p><p></p><p >In the latest episode of "Conversations with Stephen Kamugasa," Maria Diekmann, a renowned conservationist and founder of the Rare and Endangered Species Trust (REST), discusses the...

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    From Fragmentation to Flourishing: Rebuilding Democracy Through Engaged Citizenship and Civil Society

    Apr 12, 20261h 1mS0

    <p >Detailed Synopsis:</p><p></p><p >Engaged citizenship and civil society play pivotal roles in addressing systemic failures and fostering community resilience, particularly in the areas of food security and social...

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    Who Are We Now? Citizenship, Civil Society, and the Multipolar New World Order

    Feb 9, 202636 minS0

    <p>Detailed Synopsis: </p><p></p><p >In a podcast episode featuring Lord Alf Dubs, a prominent advocate for refugee rights, the discussion explores the complex relationship between individual acts of hospitality and the...

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    Leadership In A Multipolar New World Order

    Dec 14, 202550 minS0

    <p >Detailed Synopsis: In the podcast episode featuring Lord Peter Hain, the discussion revolves around the complexities of leadership in a multipolar world, particularly in the context of South Africa's historical and...

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    Reimagining The Media In A Liberal Democracy In The Digital And AI Age

    Oct 13, 202553 minS0

    <p >Detailed Synopsis:</p><p ></p><p >In the podcast episode featuring Alex Renton, the discussion centres on the critical role of media in a liberal democracy, particularly in the context of the digital and AI age...

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    Exposing Your Blind Spots: The Argument For Fostering Whistleblower Voices To Become A Successful Leader

    Aug 11, 20251h 8mS0

    <p>Podcast Summary: </p><p></p><p >In the fourth episode of our 2025 Leadership Series, I had the pleasure of speaking with Mary Inman, a partner at Whistleblower Partners, a boutique law firm specialising in...

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    Climate Leadership In A Multipolar New World Order

    Jun 9, 202541 minS0

    <p >Detailed Synopsis: In the podcast episode featuring Sir Jonathon Porritt, the discussion revolves around the pressing need for climate leadership in a rapidly changing global landscape characterised by a multipolar...

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    Slavery: How To Pay For The Sins Of Our Forefathers

    Apr 14, 202552 minS0

    <p >Detailed Synopsis:</p><p ></p><p >In the podcast episode featuring Charlie Gladstone, a descendant of a prominent British family with ties to slavery, the discussion centres around the complex legacy of slavery and...

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    Why Great Leadership Will Make You Question Everything

    Feb 10, 202542 minS0

    <p>Detailed Synopsis:</p><p></p><p >In the podcast episode featuring Ms. Sally Percy, leadership is described as the ability to influence and motivate others, whether directly or indirectly. This definition encompasses...

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    Trailer: Conversations with Stephen Kamugasa

    Dec 9, 20241 minS0

    <p >Hello,</p><p > </p><p > I’m your host, Stephen Kamugasa.</p><p ></p><p >Conversations with Stephen Kamugasa is a bimonthly discussion podcast for people who think and thank: leaders, policy makers, academics...

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    Trailer: Conversations with Stephen Kamugasa

    Dec 9, 20241 minS0

    <p >Hello,</p><p > </p><p > I’m your host, Stephen Kamugasa.</p><p ><br /></p><p >Conversations with Stephen Kamugasa is a bimonthly discussion podcast for people who think and thank: leaders, policy makers, academics...

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    How Critical Is Democracy In A Multipolar World

    Oct 14, 202456 minS0

    <p>Detailed Synopsis:</p><p></p>The Role of Democracy in a Multipolar World.<p> </p><p >In the context of a multipolar world, the significance of democracy, particularly in Africa, is increasingly complex and...

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    Uganda In A Multipolar Brave New World Order

    Aug 12, 202430 minS0

    Detailed Synopsis<p> </p><p >Dr. Helen Epstein discusses the pervasive issue of corruption in Uganda's health sector in her enlightening podcast episode. She highlights how corruption significantly impacts maternal and...

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    Genocide: How To Challenge Identity Politics In The 21st Century

    Jun 10, 202438 minS0

    <p>Detailed Synopsis</p><p> </p><p >Dr. Jochen Lingelbach's research on Polish refugees in British colonial Africa offers valuable insights into the complexities of identity politics and colonial hierarchies. His study...

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    Why Genocide Is The Responsibility Of The Entire World

    Apr 8, 20241h 9mS0

    Detailed Synopsis<p > </p>Understanding Genocide: A Global Responsibility<p> </p><p >In a thought-provoking podcast episode, Dr. Omar McDoom stresses the global responsibility of recognising genocide. He delves into the...

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    Genocide: Why It Is Important To Bear Witness

    Feb 12, 202441 minS0

    <p>Podcast summary:</p><p> </p><p >In this inaugural episode of our six-part series on genocide, we delve into the silence that often surrounds this grave issue. Our esteemed guest, Dr. Maria Chamberlain, an honorary...

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    The Unexpected Butterfly Effect Of A Great Teacher

    Oct 9, 202356 minS0

    <p >Podcast summary:</p><p > </p><p>Summary: In this podcast, Stephen Kamugasa interviews Mr. Robert Pacilio, a retired school teacher and writer. Robert, who grew up in a tough part of Brooklyn, shares his experiences...

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    How To Decolonise Africa’s Toxic Image

    Aug 7, 20231h 47mS0

    <p >Podcast Summary:</p><p > </p><p >In this episode 011 of Conversations with Stephen Kamugasa, Stephen welcomes Milton Alimadi, a Ugandan-American author, journalist, professor, and publisher of Black Star News...

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    Climate Change: A Crisis Between Town And Country

    Jun 12, 20231h 9mS0

    <p>A crisis between town and country is as real as the day is long. It is a widening cleavage which manifests itself in everything we do: in our politics, in our education, in the way we work, in what we dream about...

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