Real Conversations That Matter, Only on Coherinet TV
Kampala, Uganda – In a society where many shy away from discussing love, relationships, mental health, and sexual reproductive health, Coherinet TV is breaking the silence with Pillow Talk, airing every Tuesday at 12:00 PM.
Pillow Talk is not just another talk show; it is a safe, open space where real conversations unfold, guided by relatable, energetic hosts who understand the challenges facing Ugandan youth and families today.
🗣️ Tackling Issues We All Face
From heartbreaks and toxic relationships to managing mental health struggles and accessing SRHR services, Pillow Talk addresses the topics you talk about privately but need to understand publicly.
In last week’s episode, a university student shared her powerful journey of overcoming depression and finding hope through community counseling services, leaving many viewers in tears yet filled with courage. This week, the show will focus on “Healing After Heartbreak”, exploring practical steps young people can take to rebuild emotionally and mentally.
💡 Why Watch Pillow Talk?
✅ Raw, unfiltered conversations about love, sex, and mental health
✅ Expert advice from counselors, health workers, and youth advocates
✅ Interactive live segments where viewers can call, text, or WhatsApp their questions anonymously
✅ Stories from young Ugandans who have faced challenges and found ways to rise again
Whether you are a university student navigating love for the first time, a young professional seeking healthy relationship advice, or a parent wanting to understand the mental health challenges of your teens, Pillow Talk is your space.
📡 How to Watch
📺 Tune in live every Tuesday at 12:00 PM on Coherinet TV via your TV or online stream.
📲 Join the conversation live by sending your questions.
Don’t miss your chance to learn, laugh, and heal while becoming part of a generation that is breaking taboos and building healthier communities.
🗨️ What People Are Saying:
“Pillow Talk is the show I wish I had growing up. It teaches, entertains, and makes us feel seen.” – Sheila, Makerere University
“Finally, a Ugandan TV show that speaks to young people about real issues without fear.” – Brian, Entebbe
👉 Spread the Word!
Share this with your friends and family, and let’s build a generation that talks, heals, and grows together.
✅ Follow @CoherinetTV on Facebook, Instagram, and X for updates and clips.
✅ Use the hashtag #PillowTalkUg to join the discussion online.
