Around the world in 5minutes: when did women start getting into betting? It used to be all about guys at the sportsbook, but now more women are taking a chance, whether it’s on sports or online casinos. What’s behind this shift?

Around the world in 5minutes: Is it true that 93% of Timothys have big heads? Listen and find out if the stats stack up

Listen as Prophet Edward Annor Larbi reveals the hidden truths of people’s future, guided by the divine insight of their birthdate. Using the spiritual gift of prophecy, Prophet Larbi uncovers specific details about life’s path, calling, and purpose

Every choice we make in life carries consequences, both positive and negative. In this session, Counselor Oscar Siripi guides us through the process of making decisions, focusing on how to manage the impact of others' poor choices on your life, as well as how to cope with the effects of choices that come to you naturally, without your involvement

Around the world in 5 minutes: If you had to choose a legend from the Bible, who would be your top pick? Sir Scott has chosen Jonah. Listen in to discover why he believes Jonah stands out as the true legend

Around the world in 5minutes: Imagine walking with a friend you don’t necessarily see as “beautiful” by personal standards then suddenly, a stranger stops and asks, “Are you twins?” What will be your reaction?

What’s your take on the idea that African parents often prioritize spirituality over encouraging their children's dreams and aspirations?

Around the world in 5minutes: Which Ghanaian adages do you find confusing and wish you could change?

Confessions: A man claims it has been almost three years since his wife left him after her sister's death. He has tried everything to bring her back, but her family is encouraging her to stay away. He asserts that his wife is willing to divorce, but he wants her to initiate the process since she was the one who left. In the meantime, he has begun seeing someone else

Are you named Obed or do you know someone with that name? Is it true that just 5% of Obeds are tall? Listen for a lively discussion as we explore this fascinating claim and hear listeners' opinions on the matter