Off topic discussions from the previous episode. Elikem and Dan are surprised by the ease and speed with which the Taliban retook Afghanistan.

In this episode, the panel seeks to understand Veganism. Peter is once again our guest and explains his choice to be a Vegan.

Sarah and Elikem ask Dan all the questions on pensions in Ghana. Is it compulsory? Who pays what percentage? How long do pensioners enjoy it? How do workers in the informal sector partake? Then there is the interesting bit about mistresses and their children's entitlement.

The Church of Pentecost in Ghana recently handed over the newly built Ejura camp prison to the government. The panel discuss the gesture and reactions from the public.

The panel members share their views on the #FixGhana movement/campaign.

After a long break, the Elikem and Dan catch up with a one-on-one discussion for the first time in a long while. The duo believe Ghanaians should be more outraged by poor governance and demand more from political leaders. They also touch on the ordinary Ghanaian's views on the benefits of education.

Discussion on LGBTQIA debate in Ghana. Our guests explain how the Ghanaian law outlawing consentual unnatural canal knowledge targets heterosexuals too.

We are joined by Aku and Peter who take us through certain sexual experiences in their teenage years that could have gone better had they received the right education on sex. The panel discuss various solutions to the problem.

In this episode, Peter Dankwa shares his knowledge on life insurance and explains why cash value policies are bad deals.

Slightly off-topic discussion from the bitcoin episode. The panel recount funny and sad stories of people falling for pyramid schemes amongst others.

In this episode the panel discusses the features of bitcoin and some of its use cases.

In this episode, we learn how Peter Dankwa lost his mainstream Christian faith, dabbled in Hebrew Christianity and finally ended up as an unbeliever. We explore his understanding of atheism and some experiences he has had as a result of his stance.

Peter Dankwa takes us through how Toastmasters helped him improve his speech. We then discuss the benefits of mastering the Rubik's Cube.

Off-topic discussions from previous episode.

In this episode, the panel discuss their take aways from the year 2020 as well as their expectations going into the coming year.

Kwame joins the panel to discuss his work with MSM (Men sleeping with Men) and FSW (Female Sex Workers) aimed at reducing stigma around the HIV virus. Enjoy our world AIDS day special!

Bruce delves into his experiences as an Agribusiness student in the Brong Ahafo area. The panel then explores barriers to entry and improvements needed in Ghana's Agricultural sector. Enjoy!

Good qualifications or Strong connections? Which is more important when it comes to landing good opportunities in Ghana? The panel discuss this and related matters.

The panel is divided on this one. Kwaku and Kofi explain why the Orange man is bad for America and the world. Owuraku remains unconvinced.