This season I ask my guests the most random questions, hopefully they dig a little deeper so we can have a real conversation. Let's learn from their mistakes whiles we laugh at their pain, considering the difficult year we have had, I am pretty sure this is allowed.

This season I ask my guests the most random questions, hopefully they dig a little deeper so we can have a real conversation. Let's learn from their mistakes whiles we laugh at their pain, considering the difficult year we have had, I am pretty sure this is allowed.

Welcome to another season of the Life Beans N Therapy Podcast. On this season my guests will be answering the most random questions and carry out the weirdest acts just for your listening pleasure

Getting angry isn't the problem, staying angry is. On this episode we talk about anger and how to deal with it.

On this episode we ask Nigerians if Ghanaians are really hospitable. We ask them what it really is like living in Ghana as a foreigner.

What do you do when life throws you lemons?

What happens when all your plans are halted and everything you have envisioned for yourself and you are striving for comes to a standstill and you have to move back to GhAnA and start over??

How do you start over???

On this episode I have a sit down with a friend of mine Russell, a friend who constantly defies the odds and lives life to the fullest, despite his struggles with Sickle Cell.

Raising a child involves a lot, and help is always welcome. Join me as I have a conversation with my mother, an educational consultant and teacher for 35 years on the topic of raising a child who is unconventional, a creative.

I don't know about you, but being a creative is hard!!! Top that with living in Ghana also!!! If you are indeed one of us you need to listen to this!!!

Join us as we have a conversation with Kingz Kid, an Urban Gospel artist living in Ghana. We talk about how to unearth your creative abilities, the struggles you will go through and how to deal with them.

We are looking to provide some insight for Ghanaians in the Diaspora looking to move back home, or for young people already living in Ghana who are looking to fulfil a dream.

Starting a business is difficult, especially in Africa, not to talk about Ghana. On the first episode for Season 2 I have a conversation with Awura CEO of Deziree Candles.

We talk about the difficulties as well the benefits of starting a business in Ghana, especially if the idea is as unique as hers, Candle Making.