In My Opinion with Dr. Ananse

In My Opinion with Dr. Ananse

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In My Opinion with Dr. Ananse episodes

  • 2022 Graduates? Guilty as Charged I

    Take a stroll with me down memory lane. Reminiscing how brutal life can be as a 2022 PharmD graduate (through my lense). In a nutshell We suffered, we bled, we conquered. But the details matter most because we've been branded the bad guy. Let's unravel just how bad we are.


    Journal by the PSGH about the RX22 brouhaha - https://ghanapharmaceuticaljournal.com/news/rx22-and-the-housemanship-injustice-a-turbulent-fight-for-financial-clearance-marked-by-hope-and-despair/


    Induction of Pharmacists in May 2023 (Start from 4:37:37) - https://www.youtube.com/live/-XTPC6pODow?si=ysmRGso2vrzz8_l_


    Be the judge🙏🏾🔥

    22 min
  • Stop Sending Your Kids To Ghana

    They said it’s “for the culture”… but is it really? Or is it just cultural trauma with extra mosquito bites and lights-off bonuses? In this spicy episode, we’re diving headfirst into the long-distance parental tradition of shipping kids off to Ghana for a “character-building” vacation (aka forced sabbatical). Is it discipline in disguise? A rite of passage? Or just plain wickedness?

    20 min
  • CHOIRS ON FIRE II

    Just when you thought the ashes had settled, another anthem goes up in flames. In Part 2 of Choirs on Fire, we dig even deeper—because somehow, the more talent we claim, the more songs mysteriously catch spiritual fire. Is it sabotage? A rehearsal allergy? Or maybe the Holy Spirit just stepped out for soundcheck. Whatever it is, Ghana’s SDA choirs are back—and yes, the microphone survived… barely.

    40 min
  • CHOIRS ON FIRE: Burning Tracks in the House of God I

    Ah yes, the SDA Church—where angels rehearse… until Sabbath hits and the song gets sacrificed at the altar of confusion. How did we go from musical excellence to “Ei, they’ve burnt it again!”? 😭

    In this episode, we dive into the mysterious gift of turning classics into cautionary tales—live, in church, with full conviction. Is it nerves? A spiritual trial? Or are we just confidently wrong?


    Tune in, laugh, cry, repent.😂

    25 min
  • Being Sensitive in a ‘Hard Guy’ Society

    Does being sensitive make you weak in a world that glorifies the ‘hard guy’ persona? In this episode, we explore the power of vulnerability, emotional intelligence, and staying true to yourself in a society that often values toughness over tenderness. Let’s redefine strength—one feeling at a time.

    10 min
  • Out Of The Mouth Of Babes

    The kind of things kids can say can throw one off course in a second. But there's a lot to learn from the innocent, straightforward way by which kids think. Let's digress ☺️

    9 min
  • Power, Scandal, Secrets

    Today we have an intense, almost shocking topic—a scandal that’s rocked Equatorial Guinea and is sparking conversations all over Africa


    Segement 1 - The Scandal Unveiled

    Segment 2 - Power and Privilege (A Dangerous Combo)

    Segment 3 - Ethical and Moral Questions

    Segment 4 - The Impact on Society and Youth Perception

    9 min
  • Everyday Ghanaian Joys

    Celebrating the small relatable things that bring joy to Ghanaians.


    Segment 1 - The Joy of Waakye

    Segment 2 - Dumsor

    Segment 3 - The Pure Water Hustle

    Segment 4 - Ghanaian Slang and the Art of Expressing Ourselves

    Segment 5 - The Real MVPs – Trotro Mates and Market Women

    Segment 6 - The Friday Night Vibe

    Segment 7 - Finding Joy in the Little Things


    Host: Dr. Ananse

    13 min

About In My Opinion with Dr. Ananse

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A free space to discuss rising matters and give my opinions about various topics ranging from education to politics to entertainment. Everything is allowed here, unless it’s too explicit