an episode about the current happening in Ghana the election the winner and the general situation in the country. sports gossips and more

a bonus episode that marks a new and rejuvenated new beginning of the Ghana Today Show

This episode is about us as individuals in society being too critical of one another.

It also contains segments with the daily trends and rant time.

Good morning, good afternoon good evening where ever you are, name is Nyameye sky and this is the Ghana today show. A new season a new look.  A necessary perspective of everything that happens in Ghana.. We make sure that all we do is find positivity in almost every situation or news item in Ghana. Be it sport or socio-political.

This episode is actually an end to a new beginning of something nice. The ga man will say nook nice.  A very Christmas edition (ends on 44 seconds)

 

So I start the show with our usual suspect, the us we go segment

. Our quote is from the one and only zlatan ibrahimovic, and it ye said happiness is moments. Not money but moment. You can never be happy all the time. He actually said going to play for Barcelona at that time was his goal but later turned south. It is Christmas make sure to get the happiest moment out of it. Call family, friends whoever tell them you love them for in this moment is where we find happiness and they are the moments that last for eternity.

 

We mend those bridges for our sakes and posterity’s too, we make wise those wondering fools.

Spiteful souls and the ordinary blues’

 

 

 

On the next segment which is the rant, I talk about love.

 

To conclude I will like to thank each and every one of my listeners those in Ghana and the diaspora, I love you and keep on listening. Till our next episode Merry Christmas and a happy new tear.

 

We Wish You a Merry Christmas by Twin Musicom is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 licence. https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/

 

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Ghana Today Show  This is the ghana today show, it is a podcast show that throws light on the daily happenings in ghana to the ewiesi I mean world.  we talk politics, sports, entertainment and trends. We use a blend of the english language and twi to spice up the conversation. Na menso yefre me john nyameye dadzie, but my friends call me nyameye sky.  The shows twitter handle is @ghanatodayshow1 follow for all the latest updates. The Ghana Today Show, your show, our show. Hello my fellow ghanaians you are welcome to another season and the first episode of your favourite podcast show the Ghana Today Show.  This being the firt epiosde I would like to tell you aout whats new.  On this season we will be discussion mental ealth issues in ghanathrough out. I wll e talking to experts abd guest who have gone through such ordeals. In fact  all o fus have gone trough it one way or another. We might even be going through it at the moment without even knowing. Remember yoour friend whom you just saw and thouht he/she might be doing well because he/she is fat , well it can  be stress.  So in view of this I wil like to launch an oficial campaign I have come up with called the “ARE YOU OKAY?” or AYO. I will be mostly in the basic to senior high schools talking to them above how to help ourselves and those around us if and when we may be going through it. So I I say ARE YOU OKAY? then you respond with ARE YOU OKAY? with a smile. Quote of the episode “Happines is a direction not a place” by Sydney J Haris. This quote seem to suggest that Happiness as most of u view it is a juncture a spot or a stop. No happiness is a directions a choice perhaps. Doing things the innur to your benefits and also makes you feel good is happiness. Not seeking validation from people you may or may not know is a choice or a direction you must not follow.  Lets talk about the songs making waves in ghana at the moment . we have kidi’s touch it remix with Tyga, Kelvinboys’s down flat and Camidoh’s Sugarcane. Kidis new oficial vidio just hit 1 million views just after three days of its release. Down flat by Kelvinboy also just climbed up to number number on Ghana itunes 100 charts over taking sugarcane which has been on top for weeks.  All these songs are from the afrobeat genre. So I ask , should ghanaian artists do more of the afrobeat? levy BRUHAHA! To conclude I will like to thank you for always listening to the show, and will love your conrtribution and feedbacks. Remember happiness is a direction and not a place. Asante sana and kwaheri

You are welcome to another episode of Ghana Today Show Good afternoon, good evening , good morning. Interlude You are welcome again and my nyameye sky. On this episode we talk lgbtq+ the good the bad and the ugly. Don't go no where. Before we go on let us educate ourselves on what each letter in the acronym stands for LESBIAN: Usually refers to a woman who has a romantic and/or sexual orientation toward women. Some nonbinary people also identify with this term. GAY: Used in some cultural settings to represent men who are attracted to men in a romantic, erotic and/or emotional sense. Not all men who engage in same-gender sexual behavior identify as gay, and as such this label should be used with caution. BISEXUAL or BI: A person who experiences sexual, romantic, physical, and/or spiritual attraction to more than one gender, not necessarily at the same time, in the same way, or to the same degree. TRANSGENDER: A person whose sense of personal identity or gender does not correspond to the sex they were assigned at birth, or does not conform to gender stereotypes. Sexual orientation varies and is not dependent on gender identity. QUEER: a multi-faceted word that is used in different ways and means different things to different people. 1) Attraction to people of many genders. 2) Don’t conform to cultural norms around gender and/or sexuality. 3) A general term referring to all non-heterosexual people. Some within the community, however, may feel the word has been. QUESTIONING: An individual who is unsure of and/or exploring their gender identity and/or sexual orientation. INTERSEX: An umbrella term that describes people born with any of 30 different variations in sex characteristics including chromosomes, gonads, sex

This episode is a discussion I had with a friend. We mostly spoke about how the generation gaps or tags affects cultures, but mainly the Ghanaian culture. I hope you listen and form your own opinions and share with us. On our social platforms.

This is a monologue about a mother.

If I should tell the world who my mother is , if I could tell the world what she shouldnt have become, they will never understand. The slipper beating , the anxiety of loosing me to the game center  monster although I was having the time of my life. Mother, why do you love me that much, why do you curtail my excerces in public but spank me severely behind close doors , epecially at midnight thank you all the same for I now know the world likes all that glitters but the yet to not soo much.   But mother, hold me accountable for my short-comings  when I am 18 just like when I was 6 do not hide it behind a status quo that never worked. do not  place me on a pedestle I don’t deserve. Love  my sisters too, they also have the right to choose. Do not lock them inside a box  making them blue.  Wish them a happy mothers day in advance and teach me to love them too. Mother from my sister and I we love you too for always being there.

good morning , good afternoon, good evening . whereever you are listing from and when ever you are listening this is the Ghana Today Show and you are welcome. My name is Nyameye Sky and as always I am your host .

Quote of the day …

“You only live onces , but if you do it right , once is enough” - Mae West

I fell in love with this quote , immedietly I saw it . life itself is too short to be afraid, or to be scared to live . live life in every positive way you can. Tie your purpose to a goal not people  and material things. And make sure you live and archieve it before all is said and done.  Do not compare yourself to anyone, do not give into negative influences, always surround yourself with positive people. Happy yourself my dear sister and brother. Yolo , you only live onces live it right.

On this episode we talk about the youth and politics and offcourse mothers.

A mother to me personally, is more of a state than a gender identifiacation label. Yes, maybe and just maybe the reson they are so caring, listening and understanding may stem from the fact that their set up as individuals are  the reason for those traits.

Have you noticed

Well I notice a tweet from the leader of the hashtag #ixthecountry  and he tweets , “pray for me”. so I ask should we be worried ? is the life of anybody in danger?  Although I have my reservation I have about the hashtag I do not think anybody should be scared to say what he feels about a government.

THE RANT

On the political front I talk about the #FIXTHECOUNTRY hashtag. Is it worth it?

CONCLUSION

HAPPY EID TO EVERY MUSLIM AND MAY ALLAH BLESS YOU!!

Monologue

I have always tried to be the best version of myself. Writing my wrongs into scripts purposely for film. A clear depiction of a crappy life filled with dilution. Not mostly of the pains I inflict on self, but the clear elusion from a perfect magician called Mr. World. They say sticks and stones may break my bone and yea it is true, and also, talk shouldn't bother me neither, but his perceptive nature kills every vibe especially my morals. I always believe right is right but I now realize that right at the wrong time is as deadly as a knife in the hands of a lunatic.  His lunacy blinds every bit of truth or facts, perhaps in his eyes. dear Mr world listen first, seek what is, not what you thirst. Nigerians are calling for help stop a bleeding heart.  Dear Nigeria wait, think, discuss- if you want to feel what Ghana has become, it is something peace brings.

Hello ladies and gentlemen, my name is nyameye sky and this is the Ghana Today Show.

“If life were predictable, it would cease to be life, and be without flavor” Eleanor Roosevelt.

This week got me real hard, with surprises out of my imagination. Not dumbstruck but it got me good, from the lighthouse brouhaha and her majesty Agradaa finding Jesus in prison or something like that and everything else that I am going to talk about in this episode. And finally, on the rant this is my question, “Has Christianity become a pretense haven for the deceiver?”

ENTERTAINMENT and NEWS

Agradaa’s repentance

The two thieves (Mr. Drew and Kuami Eugene beef)

Galamsay fight part 2

The retired pastor who shot himself to death

T-Pain’s airing  saga

THE RANT

On the rant, I  discuss the topic “Has Christianity become a pretense haven for the deceiver?” this actually became after Agradaa repented just after having the spell in prison. She was once one powerful witch doctor who brings riches in abundance just like the leprechaun. But she is generous. All you have to do is bring maybe 1000 Ghana cedis and you will receive an unending stream of magical money till eternity.  So it really hit me hard when she came out during a press conference she organized announcing to Ghanaians that she was now born-again and an anointed evangelist. Just after she was released from police custody following her arrest on the charges of fraud allegedly.

This episode is a kind of mixed emotion. In one breath there are the things that make us happy and on the other side the things that make us think about life and how sad it could be.

On the what trending

Medikal Busterd

Akuapem poloo jailed

Yaw Tog  on BET radar

Twitter headquarters in Ghana

On the rant, I talk about morality being the ultimate feat to attain. Material achievement will pass, but the good deed towards a brother or a sister lives on in their hearts and their homes forever.

This episode is all music.

I did an EP review with the title, ABSTRACT TAPE. It is a three-track EP with titles, FRIENDZONE, STREET VIBE, and BEAUTIFUL IMPERFECTION. I believe as far as we all want to grow, we must support each other, let's do well and listen to this Episode and stream his music.

The third episode dubbed What is wrong with us?

This episode starts on a happy note as we talk football the English premier league and the Ghana premier league

On the entertainment front, we talk about lil nas x and his satanic stunt.

Finally, on the Rant, I rant about how we are morally bankrupt as a generation in response to the incident of the two sixteen-year-old murdering a ten-year-old allegedly for money ritual.

On this episode i talk about the Rastafarian kid and Achimota school brouhaha and other matters arising.

EPISODE ONE

EVERYTHING ABOUT THE SHOW.

The Ghana today show or GTS for short is a podcast show made for the youth and proudly Ghanaian. The show is cut into segments first we talk politics, something to notice. Sports, and my favorite the rant.

The rant could be about anything from social life to the political life of the Ghanaian c

Something to notice

On Ghanaian youth and their attitude towards politics.

Today Ghanaian youth has a kind of, I don’t care attitude towards the political issues that confront the country. They hardly have an understanding of the political setup of the country and even the type of governance.

Entertainment

The just ended 63rd Grammys and aftermath brouhaha

Sports

Champions League draw

The rant

Something about the #SpeakupGhana hashtag