<p>In this brief season finale, Alec uncovers a couple of less-known facts about humanity and it's co-existence with aliens. Ignoring Western accounts, he focuses on ET activity from indigenous accounts within Africa, especially from South Africa, Mali, and Ghana. This episode marks the end of our first season here at ART, and we wish our thousands of listeners a safe and challenging existence. See you soon with new content from Season 2! </p>

In this brief season finale, Alec uncovers a couple of less-known facts about humanity and it's co-existence with aliens. Ignoring Western accounts, he focuses on ET activity from indigenous accounts within Africa, especially from South Africa, Mali, and Ghana. This episode marks the end of our first season here at ART, and we wish our thousands of listeners a safe and challenging existence. See you soon with new content from Season 2!

<p>In this brief season finale, Alec uncovers a couple of less-known facts about humanity and it's co-existence with aliens. Ignoring Western accounts, he focuses on ET activity from indigenous accounts within Africa, especially from South Africa, Mali, and Ghana. This episode marks the end of our first season here at ART, and we wish our thousands of listeners a safe and challenging existence. See you soon with new content from Season 2!&nbsp;</p>

Aliens From Space In Our Space

From Season 2:
There's a lot of stuff going on in our little hub of a city called Accra that people are afraid to talk about. So we bring it to the Round Table. Listen as Alec Quaye - writer, ATR practitioner. &amp; creative director- talks about all the topics that would make the average Ghanaian either think deeply or blush red in the face. From drug culture, sexuality, spirituality, relationships, to cultural dynamics, the Quaye brothers, as well as high-profile and interesting guests, humorously tackle a range of taboo topics that many Ghanaians either dismiss or will not dare talk about.

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From Season 2: There's a lot of stuff going on in our little hub of a city called Accra that people are afraid to talk about. So we bring it to the Round Table. Listen as Alec Quaye - writer, ATR practitioner. & creative director- talks about all the topics that would make the average Ghanaian either think deeply or blush red in the face. From drug culture, sexuality, spirituality, relationships, to cultural dynamics, the Quaye brothers, as well as high-profile and interesting guests, humorously tackle a range of taboo topics that many Ghanaians either dismiss or will not dare talk about.

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