Olwethu Leshabane is a South African media entrepreneur, doula, online digital and media strategist, mother, wife and CEO of Art of Superwoman. Recorded live at the first Advertising Week Africa in Johannesburg, I chatted to Olwethu about building her media business, the challenges and the lessons learnt, the importance of community and representation, her husband working for her in the business, the power of delegation, and much more.

You can find Olwethu on Art of Superwoman, Instagram, Twitter, and Facebook.

For more on my book Listen To Your Footsteps, check out https://kojobaffoe.com/book/

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Editor: Jason Rademeyer

Show Music: Kweku Baffoe

Tanya Junghans is a South African artist based in Switzerland. She talks about dancing between mediums and art forms, how her initial rural upbringing has shaped her perspectives, motherhood, identity and social media, raising a child against the backdrop of different cultures, redefining herself beyond her role as a mother, which includes writing her first book and submerging herself once again in her art, living life in the present, African artists and writers that inspire her, and much more.

You can find Tanya on her platform The Tanya Artscape, Instagram, and Twitter.

For more on my book Listen To Your Footsteps, check out https://kojobaffoe.com/book/

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Show Music: Kweku Baffoe

In this episode of the Listen To Your Footsteps podcast, I chat to Ghanaian researcher, brand strategist, designer and author of AFRICA IN FASHION, Kweku Nimo, on what drew him to African design, art and fashion, starting and building a t-shirt business in Ghana, leaving to study fashion in South Africa, falling into fashion research, the challenges of writing a book, paying his dues in the fashion world, balancing work life with being a husband and father, the joys of living in Cape Coast, and much more.

You can find Kweku on Instagram, LinkedIn and Twitter.

For more on my book Listen To Your Footsteps, check out https://kojobaffoe.com/book/

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Edited by: Jason Rademeyer

Show Music: Kweku Baffoe

In this episode of the Listen To Your Footsteps podcast, I chat to Rosie Motene, a Pan African Queer feminist writer, activist, speaker, media proprietor, author, producer, certified counsellor and life coach, about what drew her to performance, the long journey to finding her identity, being raised by a Jewish family, reconnecting with her family, the real challenges of being a woman in the entertainment industry, her activism and the consequences thereof, forgiveness of self, running a Pan-African agency, and much more.

You can find Rosie on her website, Instagram, Facebook, YouTube and Twitter.

For more on my book Listen To Your Footsteps, check out https://kojobaffoe.com/book/

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Recorded At + Edited by: The PodHouse

Show Music: Kweku Baffoe

In this episode of the Listen To Your Footsteps podcast, I chat to lecturer, writer, creative arts & culture specialist and DJ, Kobby Ankomah-Graham, about his life in the UK, moving home to Ghana, finding his lane professionally, exploring his many talents, the importance of creativity and knowing oneself, building community, curating music and how it builds community, dealing with grief, and much more. 

You can find Kobby on his website, Instagram, and LinkedIn.

For more on my book Listen To Your Footsteps, check out https://kojobaffoe.com/book/

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In this episode of the Listen To Your Footsteps podcast, Bogosi Motshegwa, Chief Creative Officer at Black River FC & Brand Service Co, and

You can find Bogosi on the Thinkerneur website, Twitter, Instagram, Facebook and on LinkedIn.

For more on my book Listen To Your Footsteps, check out https://kojobaffoe.com/book/

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In this episode of the Listen To Your Footsteps podcast, I chat to yogi, brand strategist and entrepreneur in the music/entertainment promotion + wellness spaces Banesa Tseki who shares her journey from growing up in different countries, adapting to various environments, and being a woman in entertainment management and promotion, to dealing with mental illness, finding refuge in spirituality and wellness, and much more.

You can find Banesa on Twitter, Instagram, Facebook and on The Nest Space.

For more on my book Listen To Your Footsteps, check out https://kojobaffoe.com/book/

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Recorded at The Podhouse

Show Music: Kweku Baffoe

In this episode of the Listen To Your Footsteps podcast, I chat to author, social and creative entrepreneur and ad professional Melusi Tshabalala about growing up in Soweto, the appeal of thug life, dealing with cultural blindspots, inclusion and diversity in the advertising industry, navigating fatherhood, relationships, the importance of culturally relevant spaces, writing, and much more.

You can find Melusi on Twitter, Instagram, LinkedIn, Facebook and his site Melusi's Everyday Zulu.

For more on my book Listen To Your Footsteps, check out https://kojobaffoe.com/book/

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Recorded at The Podhouse

Show Music: Kweku Baffoe

In this episode of the Listen To Your Footsteps podcast, I chat to author, social and creative entrepreneur and ad professional Melusi Tshabalala about growing up in Soweto, the appeal of thug life, dealing with cultural blindspots, inclusion and diversity in the advertising industry, navigating fatherhood, divorce and relationships, the importance of culturally relevant spaces, writing, and much more.

You can find Melusi on Twitter, Instagram, LinkedIn, Facebook and his site Melusi's Everyday Zulu.

For more on my book Listen To Your Footsteps, check out https://kojobaffoe.com/book/

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Recorded at The Podhouse

Show Music: Kweku Baffoe

In this episode of the Listen To Your Footsteps podcast, I chat to Zambian-born and South Africa-based radio man, television presenter, musician, author and voice over artist Chilu Lemba about growing up in Zambia, finding rap and radio, discovering and navigating the world of voice, dropping out of school, working with his wife, and much more.

You can find Chilu on Twitter, Instagram, LinkedIn and Facebook. And his podcast with Zubz the Last Letta (who has also been on this podcast) called Key Africans Unlocked, which I was fortunate to be a guest on.

For more on my book Listen To Your Footsteps, check out https://kojobaffoe.com/book/

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Editor: Another Dizhaman Production

Recorded at The Podhouse

Show Music: Kweku Baffoe