There is more to Cameroon than the headlines you see on the newspapers. In this series of the Everyday People Show, Miranda Kome, a clinical herbal consultant based in Kuma, Cameroon shares her everyday story; the amazing Bakossi people; the beautiful cultures and her professional career. 

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Drc. Jaèy(@jaeyalley on IG),

for AMBC.

The AMBC is not-for-profit creative body armed with the purpose of telling firsthand African stories through creative and innovative media means. We pride ourselves in the production of quality contents that informs, educates; promote culture and celebrates diversities withing the African societies. You can support this project by giving us a 5 star rating review on Apple Podcasts or subscribing to us on Spottily, Audiomack or wherever you stream your podcast.

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She's a performer, a writer, a creative designer and yes, a 'data fanatic'. Meet the Ghanaian born-American based creative genius who describes herself as a storyteller who uses different mediums to tell her stories.

@poetra_asantewa (on IG)

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This podcast was created and produced by Drc. Jaèy(@jaeyalley on IG & Twitter), for the AMBC.

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Growing up and not allowed to use electronic gadgets like phones or laptops - not even to take a selfie - never deterred her from becoming one of the biggest models the world is yet to see. Her name is Kathleen Koumba and she’s the girl with plenty of mirrors. 

PRODUCED BY:

Drc. Jaèy(@jaeyalley on IG),

for AMBC.

The AMBC is not-for-profit creative body armed with the purpose of telling firsthand African stories through creative and innovative media means. We pride ourselves in the production of quality contents that informs, educates; promote culture and celebrates diversities withing the African societies. You can support this project by giving us a 5 star rating review on Apple Podcasts or subscribing to us on Spottily, Audiomack or wherever you stream your podcast.

You can support the continuation of this project by donating: we are @AMBC Podcasts on Patron. For partnership and collaboration, feel free to slide in our DMs on any of our socials; or send us a mail: [email protected].

This is the story of two women, Jamaican-Americans who would rather be anywhere but Africa, Ghana. One, towards self-discovery, and the other for love. In this episode, we experience the struggle of being a female of anything especially in Africa (where patriarchy is just the system), the impact of will to overcome even the most challenging heights, and most of all, the journey of rediscovering, adapting and rewriting the narratives of things.

IG: @zinghanmakeda @akosua7 @fordcommunications

If you love this podcast, please give it a 5 star rating and a review on Apple podcast, Spotify, Stitcher or wherever you get your podcast.

This podcast was created and produced by Drc. Jaèy(@jaeyalley on IG & Twitter), for the AMBC.

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Dealing with inferiority complex, trauma, existential crisis, depression. In this episode, Amanda Iheme, a psychotherapist, and also an architectural photographer based in Lagos Nigeria, narrates the evolving dynamics of running a psychotherapy practice in Lagos. Finding a balance in the boisterous city life. And rediscovering her culture by exploring other forms of art or a new style of photography. Her soothing oration, poised with the steady cadence of her voice, wrapped with specificity, making imagination vivid and....

@n.d.i.d.i @amandaiheme (IG) I website: https://linktr.ee/ndidi_linktree

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Creativity sometimes can be very daunting as most creatives tens to lack the financial independency to create. And this mostly stems from the fact that creatives inherently lack the acumen to sell their creative ideals to industries or firms that can support with these aids. In this episode: The manager, featuring Soji Jacobs, son of Nollywood screen veterans Olu Jacobs and Joke Silver. Soji enumerates on the importance of the performing art in shaping the society and his role as the middle man between creatives and businessmen while sharing his evolving experience of recently becoming a husband, and a father. || PLEASE NOTE: We know you love and appreciate the work that we do. And we would like you to support the further production of this podcast by doing any or all the following: Subscribe to stay tuned, drop a review – rate us on Apple Podcasts, and share with others. Best Regards!

If you love this podcast, please give it a 5 star rating and a review on Apple podcast, Spotify, Stitcher or wherever you get your podcast.

This podcast was created and produced by Drc. Jaèy(@jaeyalley on IG & Twitter), for the AMBC.

The AMBC is an independent media & production body that's dedicated to producing world-class contents that competes, and promotes the amplification Black/African voices / narratives.

For enquiries you can send us a maill: [email protected].

Bernard Addo is a photographer and colourist based in Oklahoma, Oklahoma United States. In this 9 minutes, 19 seconds long documentary series, Bernard takes us through a trip of nostalgia, his early years in Ghana and how it molded his creative ideals. He professes his love for afrobeats and the acclaim contemporary 'afro vibe giver', Burna Boy. He also narrates how his primary school teachers helped and supported his passion in becoming the artiste that he is.

https://www.bernardvaddo.com

@bernardvaddo

PRODUCED BY:

Drc. Jaèy(@jaeyalley on IG),

for AMBC.

The AMBCis not-for-profit creative body armed with the purpose of telling firsthand African stories through creative and innovative media means. We pride ourselves in the production of quality contents that informs, educates; promote culture and celebrates diversities withing the African societies. You can support this project by giving us a 5 star rating review on Apple Podcasts or subscribing to us on Spottily, Audiomack or wherever you stream your podcast.

You can support the continuation of this project by donating: we are @AMBC Podcasts on Patron. For partnership and collaboration, feel free to slide in our DMs on any of our socials; or send us a mail: [email protected].