Free Your Mind

Hosts : Donald, Vee & Cel

Guest : Jeffrey Forson

In this episode of FYM Vee explains the origin story of the recently trending hashtag on social media #strandedbae (1:48). Cel mentions how ingenious it is to print a person’s face on your shirt if you’re picking them up from the airport rather than holding a sign up with their name on it,free advice! (3:42). Jeffrey reacts to #strandedbae as he questions several decisions made by ‘Bae’ (8:20). Donald questions whether an argument could be made about people having a working relationship via social media these days, Jeffrey clearly disagrees (10:12). Vee thinks people can start relationships via social media but its not enough to maintain a real one (10:23). Jeffrey says just because someone calls you their “rib” on social media doesn’t mean they want to “put a ring on it” (10:30). Jeffrey does not think the woman in question has a reason to be upset (11:25). Vee thinks the woman in question has some reason to be upset but she generally fooled herself (11:29). Donald questions whether a guy is still a random dude after 3 months of interaction (12:14). Cel thinks that having seen a guy on facetime and hearing his voice is enough not to label this person a random dude (12:19). Jeffrey thinks it’s very easy to show a person what you want them to see on social media and is therefore dangerous to take any of it seriously (12:49). Vee and Cel think the woman is a schemer and her actions were calculated (15:52). Vee and Cel also suspect the sex must have been whack but Jeffrey disagrees that it explains the guy’s behaviour (19:12).

The co hosts play “One Man Thousand with Jeffrey Forson, with Donald explaining what this segment is all about (21:00) . Jeffrey talks about his personality and dishes on who he was in high school after Cel asks him how popular he was in high school (23:38). Jeffrey shares his opinion on whether his girl can still be friends with her ex (25:02). Vee asks Jeffrey if he has ever been involved in a sex tape (25:56). Jeffrey and the co hosts discuss the differences between sex scenes from Ghanaian movies and others (26:52). Jeffrey takes the co hosts down memory lane regarding silly high school behaviour after Cel asks him to reveal his most embarrassing moment (27:42). Jeffrey dishes out on his role and debuting in season 2 of Ghanaian TV series Cocoa Brown (30:12). Jeffrey also discusses his upcoming project “the Northern King (30:40).

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Song Credit : Special thanks to Worlasi for use of his song, Cartoon. Find more of his work here.

Hosts : Donald, Vee & Cel

Guest : Jeffrey Forson

In this episode of FYM Vee explains the origin story of the recently trending hashtag on social media #strandedbae (1:48). Cel mentions how ingenious it is to print a person’s face on your shirt if you’re picking them up from the airport rather than holding a sign up with their name on it,free advice! (3:42). Jeffrey reacts to #strandedbae as he questions several decisions made by ‘Bae’ (8:20). Donald questions whether an argument could be made about people having a working relationship via social media these days, Jeffrey clearly disagrees (10:12). Vee thinks people can start relationships via social media but its not enough to maintain a real one (10:23). Jeffrey says just because someone calls you their “rib” on social media doesn’t mean they want to “put a ring on it” (10:30). Jeffrey does not think the woman in question has a reason to be upset (11:25). Vee thinks the woman in question has some reason to be upset but she generally fooled herself (11:29). Donald questions whether a guy is still a random dude after 3 months of interaction (12:14). Cel thinks that having seen a guy on facetime and hearing his voice is enough not to label this person a random dude (12:19). Jeffrey thinks it’s very easy to show a person what you want them to see on social media and is therefore dangerous to take any of it seriously (12:49). Vee and Cel think the woman is a schemer and her actions were calculated (15:52). Vee and Cel also suspect the sex must have been whack but Jeffrey disagrees that it explains the guy’s behaviour (19:12).

The co hosts play “One Man Thousand with Jeffrey Forson, with Donald explaining what this segment is all about (21:00) . Jeffrey talks about his personality and dishes on who he was in high school after Cel asks him how popular he was in high school (23:38). Jeffrey shares his opinion on whether his girl can still be friends with her ex (25:02). Vee asks Jeffrey if he has ever been involved in a sex tape (25:56). Jeffrey and the co hosts discuss the differences between sex scenes from Ghanaian movies and others (26:52). Jeffrey takes the co hosts down memory lane regarding silly high school behaviour after Cel asks him to reveal his most embarrassing moment (27:42). Jeffrey dishes out on his role and debuting in season 2 of Ghanaian TV series Cocoa Brown (30:12). Jeffrey also discusses his upcoming project “the Northern King (30:40).

Continue the conversation with us via email [email protected] and keep up to date with us on social media

Song Credit : Special thanks to Worlasi for use of his song, Cartoon. Find more of his work here.

Hosts : Moos, Donald Aryee, Cel, AJ & Benji

On this episode of FYM, we discuss the relentless expectations of African parents with regards to their children’s careers and relationships (1:00). The group share their personal experiences with regards to their parents trying to control their career choices (3:16). The co hosts discuss how much the lack of appreciation for the arts and monetary concerns influence that sort of behaviour by Ghanaian parents (7:55).

The group discuss whether African parents expectations are a manifestation or a reflection of the general beliefs of society or are their opinions shaping society (9:54). Moos speaks up on the necessity of collaboration in modern times (16:48). The co hosts discuss getting parents to accept career choices (17:42). The group discuss how it affects the children when that particular relentless control is extended into their choices with regards to their relationships (23:05).

Song Credit : Special thanks to Worlasi for use of his song, Cartoon. Find more of his work here.

Hosts : Moos, Donald Aryee, Cel, AJ & Benji

On this episode of FYM, we discuss the relentless expectations of African parents with regards to their children’s careers and relationships (1:00). The group share their personal experiences with regards to their parents trying to control their career choices (3:16). The co hosts discuss how much the lack of appreciation for the arts and monetary concerns influence that sort of behaviour by Ghanaian parents (7:55).

The group discuss whether African parents expectations are a manifestation or a reflection of the general beliefs of society or are their opinions shaping society (9:54). Moos speaks up on the necessity of collaboration in modern times (16:48). The co hosts discuss getting parents to accept career choices (17:42). The group discuss how it affects the children when that particular relentless control is extended into their choices with regards to their relationships (23:05).

Song Credit : Special thanks to Worlasi for use of his song, Cartoon. Find more of his work here.

Hosts : Moos, Donald Aryee, Vee, Kess & Benji.

Welcome to the maiden episode of Free Your Mind!

On this episode, the crew discuss whether men are better equipped to handle rejection compared to women (1:10). The group share their personal experiences with rejection (3:55). The FYM crew talk about some of the common reactions to rejection (15:15) Vee and Kess talk about “the grieving period” and their expectations of men who get rejected from a woman’s perspective (24:34).

Continue the conversation with us via email [email protected] and follow us on social media:

Song Credit : Special thanks to Worlasi for use of his song, Cartoon. Find more of his work here.

Hosts : Moos, Donald Aryee, Vee, Kess & Benji.

Welcome to the maiden episode of Free Your Mind!

On this episode, the crew discuss whether men are better equipped to handle rejection compared to women (1:10). The group share their personal experiences with rejection (3:55). The FYM crew talk about some of the common reactions to rejection (15:15) Vee and Kess talk about “the grieving period” and their expectations of men who get rejected from a woman’s perspective (24:34).

Continue the conversation with us via email [email protected] and follow us on social media:

Song Credit : Special thanks to Worlasi for use of his song, Cartoon. Find more of his work here.