This is an exclusive episode with Kwame Yeboah, a multi-dimensional instrumentalist, producer and a maestro. Kwame opens up like never before. We discuss his journey, his family’s musical legacy, and the choices that took him from local jam sessions to global stages.

In this episode, we sit down with Frances, CEO of Jam Jar, as she shares her journey growing up in a multicultural home, building a business in Ghana, working across countries, and collaborating with her brother. A story of family, culture, and entrepreneurship.

This episode is a special one! Ria Boss opens up with honesty and soul, taking us through her latest EP The Waiting Room, the deep influence of her late grandmother, and the bond she shares with her mother. She also walks us back into her childhood, her travels, tattoos, and the journey that shaped the artist she is today. Ria Boss gives us a sneak peak into her next moves. **audio for the last two minutes of this episode is direct from camera because of a memory card hitch***

Actress, creator, and CEO Dela Seade opens up about life beyond the screen. From her Miss Malaika days, to the highs and challenges of filming and her inspiring journey leading a Ghana-based foundation. This episode is epic.

In this episode, we sit down with NanaBcool, the American-born Ghanaian musician who is currently based in Berlin, Germany. He opens up about his early start in music, life abroad, the lessons he’s drawn from family and we also talk about his latest project - Elevators.. We talk about his creative process, what fuels his growth, and the bigger picture behind his art and ambitions.

In this episode, we sit down with Barbara Twum-Barima, a philanthropist, content creator, founder of DwellingsGH, ParentingGH, and a devoted mother of three. From her inspiring decision to relocate from the United States back to Ghana, to her ongoing mission to rehabilitate a part of the Panting Hospital, Barbara shares her deeply personal journey of purpose and service. We dive into her passion for parenting, and how her non-profit is supporting families across Ghana. This conversation is filled with heart, hope, and the kind of honesty that will leave you reflecting on how we can all show up better for ourselves, our children, and our communities.

From spinning records to sealing real estate deals, Maurice Aouad takes us through his incredible journey—honouring his grandfather’s legacy, rising as a DJ and radio host, surviving a life-altering health issue, and rebuilding his life in the property game. This is a raw, inspiring story of reinvention, resilience, and roots.

In this first episode of season 7, we catch up with Chief Moomen, a playwright, poet, and the creative mind behind Mansa Musa. He shares what it’s really like running big theatre productions, the challenges of traveling with a very big crew, and pushing through the struggles of funding and support in Ghana. It’s an inspiring and honest chat about chasing big dreams, keeping African stories alive and some political juice too.

In the last episode of season 6, Sweet Adjeley opens up about the weight of fame, the sting of online criticism, and the passion that keeps her creating and cooking. This is heartfelt look at the woman behind the apron who's been serving us via her YouTube channel for years. This convo is more than just viral recipes. It's packed with raw truths and has a dash of spice. LISTEN | SHARE 😉

Joey walked away from a stable pay check to chase late nights, loud music, and a vision called BlacVolta. In this episode, he shares how one of Ghana's biggest digital media brands was built. This one’s for the dreamers ready to bet on themselves. Enjoy And Share! And shouts to Atunwa Digital for doing this with us - www.atunwadigital.com

Fred Deegbe Jnr. didn’t just start a shoe brand, he started a solid movement. From the Empowerment Beads to handcrafted and bespoke shoes, Heel The World became a symbol of Ghanaian pride. In this episode, we walk through his grind, the glory, and the dream. This is your episode! Enjoy And Share!

In this 'healthy' episode, Dr. Wireko unpacks the leading causes of death in Ghana, the state of our healthcare system, and what we can do to protect our health. A vital conversation every Ghanaian needs to hear so tell somebody. Enjoy And Share!

In this episode, we sit down with Dr. Naa Asheley Ashietey, a U.S-trained chiropractor who returned to Ghana to establish the Nova Wellness Centre. She shares her inspiring journey—what led her to chiropractic care, the challenges and the mindset needed to follow through. We also dive into her personal life, navigating her divorce, discussing the impact of family and how resilience has shaped her path. Plus, we break down the importance of chiropractic care and why it’s more than just cracking backs. Enjoy And Share!

In this deeply personal and inspiring episode, we sit down with Hanson Akatti, a talented illustrator, graphic designer, and digital artist, whose work is as thought-provoking as his story. Hanson opens up about the profound impact of losing his brother and how this tragedy has shaped his perspective on life, art, and human connection. We delve into his wild and creative works, family’s remarkable intelligence and how their influence has fuelled his creative journey, as well as the unexpected fear he might have of success. This episode is a raw and heartfelt exploration of art, loss, resilience, and the power of empathy and Hanson’s story will leave you reflecting on the beauty and complexity of the human experience.

The multi-talented Poetra Asantewa, is a renowned spoken word artist, entrepreneur, and visionary behind impactful brands like Black Girls Glow and Yobbings. Poetra shares her unique perspective on the art scene in Ghana, offering insights into how creativity and storytelling are shaping the cultural landscape. Enjoy And Share! And shouts to Atunwa Digital for doing this with us - www.atunwadigital.com

In this heartfelt, inspiring and fun podcast episode, we sit down with Michelle Attoh - actress, entrepreneur, and a powerhouse. Michelle opens up about her early years in the spotlight, the influence of her superstar mother, her father, her experiences as a single parent and how family shaped her values and career. Enjoy and share! And shouts to Atunwa Digital for doing this with us! - www.atunwadigital.com

In this flavourful episode, we sit down with Essie Bartels, the visionary founder and CEO of Essie Spice, a rising star in the culinary world. Essie takes us on a journey through the origins of Essie Spice, sharing the inspiring story of how she turned her passion for bold, authentic flavours into a thriving business. Enjoy and share! And shouts to Atunwa Digital for doing this with us! - www.atunwadigital.com

Send Us A Message As a pioneering member of the social media zeitgeist, a brands manager and marketing strategist, the concept of having an organic influence over culture evolved with Deezy. He has parlayed that into having a looming shadow over the entertainment space of the new African on the world stage. In this episode, we went on a ride, and discussed a lot! One for the books!

Send Us A Message Selassie Atadika was on the road for many years working with the U.N. in mostly war-torn regions. From negotiating with warlords for the release of child soldiers to duties around humanitarian response. Then she quit for the kitchen. Chef Selassie is the brain behind Midunu. Come let's eat.

Send Us A Message Samini has been doing music from the early 2000s and he's still active in the space churning out bangers. Behind all the plaques and accolades is a human being who is passionate about so many things including his family, team and his hometown, Wa (Upper West Region). It was just right to start Season 6 with this icon and we did a great job of discovering or uncovering so many parts of Samini. Enjoy And Share! And shouts to Atunwa Digital for doing this with us. Support...