It's Never that Serious

In this episode of It’s Never That Serious, I sit down with renowned Ugandan filmmaker Loukman Ali for a candid conversation about movies, storytelling, life and everything in between.We talk about his journey as the first Ugandan filmmaker to have a film on Netflix, what makes a great story, why he believes Ugandan films haven’t taken off, and why the biggest problem isn’t equipment but rather the quality of storytelling.Loukman also breaks down his movie, The Girl in the Yellow Jumper , shares what he would change about the film if he had the chance, and rates some classic movies with us.

This week on It's Never That Serious, we're joined by Mary Ashley Ainomugisha, a marketer, feminist, online activist, and advocate for women choosing to be child-free by choice.Mary Ashley recently went viral after revealing that she had her tubes tied at 25, a decision that sparked intense debate online. In this episode, however, we get into a much lighter (and far more chaotic) conversation about modern dating. We discuss life as a Gen Z woman, whether Gen Zs would date millennials, financial expectations in relationships, going through phones, relationship "looks," and the surprisingly different ways people handle heartbreak.As always, the conversation is honest, unfiltered, and occasionally ridiculous, exactly how we like it.Don't forget to like, subscribe, and share.Disclaimer: The views and opinions expressed in this podcast are those of the individuals involved and are intended for entertainment purposes only.https://youtu.be/2pAzSU_hCUA