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"An African Podcast for Africans, by Africans," Natasha, who also goes by Lynette Nyinancwende Kainembabazi, announced the podcast on Instagram, adding that the first episode will be released on December 23.
Some of the people who are excited about the podcast are Zuena Kirema, Bebe Cool's wife.
She commented on the Natasha's post: "Can’t wait 🙌"
Natasha, who is President Yoweri Museveni's daughter, is already actively involved in the creative industry.
She is the co-founder of a film production company called Isaiah60 Productions.
The most popular product of Isaiah60 is 27 Guns, a biopic centered around the Bush War championed by her father. The war started in 1980 and ended in 1986.
The film was first shown to the public at Metroplex Cinema, Naalya in Kampala on September 2, 2018. The premiere was graced by President Museveni himself; his wife, Janet Kataaha, and other liberation struggle heroes like the late Gen. Elly Tumwine and Gen. Jim Muhwezi.
Natasha Museveni, who studied Fashion Design and Marketing at American College in London after completing her A-level at Mt. St. Mary’s College Namagunga, started a fashion brand called House of Kaine (from Kainembabazi) when she returned to Kampala in 1998. It was later renamed to J&Kainembabazi.
She also recently released a music album curated by her organisation named the Heritage Foundation.
Omufunga Eizooba, the traditional 16-track album, was curated by the Heritage Foundation, which is her brainchild.
She has also written a book called 'What's in a Name: Kainembabazi' in which she details the influence of the liberation war on her family (siblings and parents).
Her most recent project was 'Those From Among You', a docu-series that follows Uganda's history, from traditional societies to the time of colonialism, the tumultuous periods after Independence, and up until the modern day.