With over seven years of experience as a Professional Events Host, Mr. Dei is celebrated for creating unforgettable moments and delivering exceptional value to clients and audiences. Renowned for his quick improvisation and dynamic personality, he connects effortlessly with diverse audiences.
Mr. Dei has earned accolades such as Creative MC of the Year (ACAFEST) and Best MC of the Year (Ghana Entertainment Choice Awards 2021). Holding degrees in Business Administration, Law, and International Business, he blends expertise with passion.
Beyond events, he runs Mr Dei – Masterclass, mentoring over 100 individuals in communication skills. With over 465 events hosted since 2017, Mr. Dei exemplifies energy and professionalism on every stage.
- (As seen on www.mrdei.com)
Ruth Elinam Yevu is the Personal Assistant to the Joe Mettle Ministries.
In this deeply emotional conversation, she opens up about navigating grief at a young age, the traditions and customs that shaped her mourning process, and the unexpected struggles that came with saying goodbye.
A conversation on a phenomenon known as QUARTER LIFE CRISIS with Petrina Adusei, a clinical mental health counselor in Ghana and a communications expert. Petrina expertly guides us through this overwhelming phase, offering practical tools and advice to conquer the chaos and reclaim control of your life.Get the full experience of Petrina's work at (MBScare) 🔗 https://mbscare.co/about-us/
What happens when the shepherd becomes the predator, and the sheep become the prey?
In this episode, we sit down with Bernard, a former church leader and devoted member, as he shares his harrowing experience with a sex scandal that ultimately led to the downfall of the religious organization he once called home.
This is not a story meant to condemn the Church or any religious institution. Instead, it is a call to protect and uphold the integrity of the Church as a vital pillar of society.
Bernard opens up about his regrets, his enduring faith in Christ, the profound impact of this experience, and how it has shaped his views on the Church and its leadership today.
We're Back! 🎙️
After a long break, we’re finally back—and we’ve got a lot to share! In this special comeback episode, we take you behind the scenes to reveal what’s been happening, the challenges we faced, and why it took so long to return.
This journey hasn’t been easy, but your support has meant everything. Thank you for sticking with us! We’re excited for what’s ahead, and we can’t wait to bring you fresh, thought-provoking conversations.
In this second part, you will receive a master class on principles of business, network marketing and even personality traits. Here is a conversation with Samuel and Albert Owusu, serial entrepreneurs and blood brothers who are building an empire together.
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"In a world where you can be anything, BE KIND!"
In this first part, our conversation spans across our time in SOS Hermann Gmeiner together, keeping up appearances, living with dyslexia and the likes. In the second part, you will receive a master class on principles of business, network marketing and even personality traits. Here is a conversation with Samuel and Albert Owusu, serial entrepreneurs and blood brothers who are building an empire together.
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"In a world where you can be anything, BE KIND!"
In this episode, you will hear Randy Kotey, labelled as a celebrity fitness trainer, speak about his journey from Jamestown, Accra to the World. From studying Economics and Sociology to landing a good job and then turning it down to venture into a field that many did not build livelihoods from in Ghana, Randy carved out his life and continues to evolve in his journey of becoming. Here is a conversation with Randy Kotey.
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"In a world where you can be anything, Be Kind"
Are you Pro-life where you believe the foetus must always be preserved or are you Pro-choice where you believe the mother, the carrier of the foetus should be allowed to choose to keep the foetus or not? Why do you believe what you believe? Were you taught to believe that? And how strong are your beliefs?
In this episode, I have an intelligent and a passionate conversation with three of my very good friends who are all lawyers; Wendy Antwi-Asimeng who argues Pro-Choice, Christine Opoku-Onyinah and Emmanuel Ackom-Danso who argue Pro-Life.
"In a world where you can be anything, Be Kind"
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In a world where the metric for beauty somewhat varies from men to women, it can be difficult living with cystic acne especially as a woman. It possibly is one of those conditions that may seem very remote and unimportant to you if you are not living with it.
So our goal for this episode is for you to live Otie's life for some 45 minutes as she talks about what living with Cystic Acne looks like. Otie is an architect by profession and a maverick who has decided to live life unapologetically.
if you are living with cystic acne or a similar condition, you are not alone.
"In a world where you can be anything, Be kInd."
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Being a dark-skinned lady, Maame Fosua's journey has been different. For the most part, she felt like there was something wrong with her and that she did not belong in a world that was made for the "light-skinned".
She talks to us about her experiences with Colourism even to her lowest point dealing with this cancer that has plagued our societies.
"In a world where you can be anything, Be Kind".
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Nana Akua Tufuoh is our guest on this episode. We have an intelligent conversation on the all-important topic of Colourism and how it plays out especially in Africa.
She delves into her personal experiences as a brown-skinned lady and the nuances involved in even describing someone as light-skinned or brown-skinned or dark-skinned. She also teases out the similarities between Colourism and Racism while enlightening us about the landmark US case of Plessy v Ferguson.
Here is Part 1 of A conversation on Colourism.
Tom Hanks, Sheryl Sandberg, Howard Schultz, Serena Williams , Maya Angelou and Albert Einstein are a few of the famous people who have battled with Imposter Syndrome. So, if you, like me, find yourself or have found yourself battling with this silent giant known as Imposter Syndrome, you are in good company.
It possibly is why I enjoyed this episode with Ewuradjoa Kumi-Kyereme, a psychologist who was recommended to us by Hopeful Nkomo - an organisation that is passionate about mental health and works with professional psychologists and psychiatrists to cater to the mental health needs of the society.
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This is not a conversation on whether Divorce is right or wrong. This is a man telling his story of why and how his first marriage ended and how he is thriving in his second marriage.
Enjoy!
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It is not strange parlance to come across such sayings in the Ghanaian or African context. Somehow, success, according to an older generation, has been limited to reading certain courses in school or pursuing certain careers.
In this episode, we have a conversation with a young man who left his engineering job to become a leading figure in Ghana and Africa’s art world. He is the Art Manager and Art Dealer for an art collective known as Artemartis which has been featured on Artnet, More Branches, Penta, Fad magazine, New York Times and CNN. In February 2022, artemartis partnered with Phillips, a leading global platform for buying and selling contemporary art and design across the world. They showcased 18 works by the Artemartis collective in London which sold out!
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In this episode, we bring to you a paradox. You will be hearing three voices in this episode; Mine, Selasi’s (who is a key member of our team) and Rev Victor Brew. Rev Victor Brew is a lawyer by profession as well as a Reverend Minister in a Baptist church. Interestingly, he is married to one of the top paediatricians in Ghana who also loves to teach children. The Paradox? They were unable to have children for 7 years!
How is it possible that a reverend minister, who has prayed for people to be healed and to have children of their own, who has served God all his life and a top paediatrician struggle with child birth for 7 years? How?
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In a conversation I had with two sex workers in the Jamestown area of Accra, they share their life stories, talk about sexual abuse and even kidnapping.
Listen out for this season's project as well!
This is the English translation (by Belinda Ofori and Serwah Sika Afram) of the original episode which was recorded in the Asante Twi language. Listen to the original episode in the voices of the actual guests in the previous episode.
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In a conversation I had with two sex workers in the Jamestown area of Accra, they share their life stories, talk about sexual abuse and even kidnapping.
Listen out for this season's project as well!
This episode was recorded in the Asante Twi Language. Listen to its English translation in the next episode.
connect with us on Instagram : @conversationsinthedarkpod
We are back!
In this intro episode, we talk about the podcast, a strange experience and the vision!! for the podcast.
We are just taking off!
In honour of sickle cell awareness month, we have a conversation with Mrs. Angelina Mensah who is a mother of three sons - the first of whom is living sickle cell disease. So why did she have two more sons and risk having more children with the sickle cell disease? She speaks on this.
Very often, we hear from victors of the sickle cell disease but this episode also lets us into the hearts and minds of families who have members living with sickle cell disease.
Music : Just do it by Six Strings and Darley Musik