On The Line

For more than six decades, Pete Edochie has done more than act. He has watched an industry being born. He has watched it grow. He has watched generations of actors come and go. And somewhere along the way, his own name became part of the history he was helping to create.

But perhaps the most interesting part of a legacy isn’t the number of roles you’ve played. It is what remains after the roles are over. The lessons, The memories, The people you’ve influenced. And the stories that continue to be told because you were there.

We went beyond the legend on this episode of On The Line with Actor Pete Edochie.

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After an incredible run in the music industry came a quieter period.

Kofi Moles’ songs became less frequent. The visibility changed. And when an artist who was once everywhere suddenly becomes less visible, people naturally begin to ask questions.

So we went beyond the new music.

We’re talking about the rise, the hype, the silence, the lessons, the man behind the music, and what comes next for Kofi Mole.

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Kojo Blakk’s story is still being written. He’s already experienced the things many young musicians spend years chasing: a hit, awards, major collaborations, and a growing audience. But perhaps those achievements were only the beginning.

In this episode of On The Line, Kojo Blakk speaks to us about his career, industry friends, and a debut album packed with great collaborations.

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A Career Which Almost Never Happened.“

In this episode of On The Line, we call Olivetheboy—the Afrobeats sensation behind “Goodsin” and “Asylum”—for a raw, unscripted conversation about the journey that nearly didn’t happen.

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From transforming emotions into masterpieces to using art as a voice for change, Enil Art shares his reflections on creativity, fame, legacy, and the power of leaving a mark that goes beyond the canvas.

In this episode of On The Line, we sit down with Enil Art as he takes us beyond the artwork to explore the journey of an artist — the dreams, the struggles, the recognition, and the responsibility that comes with creating impact.

Welcome to On The Line with Enil Art. A conversation about art, identity, and the story behind the artist.

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On The Line in this episode is Ghanaian music sensation, AratheJay, who talks about his upbringing in Kenya, his faith in God and how it has driven him through his career, and his 2025 album, “The Odyssey”.

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Before the sold-out shows and the international features, there was a girl from Kumasi who got pulled off stage at her own university.

In this episode of On The Line, we call Gyakie — one of Ghana’s most exciting voices — and we talk about the moments nobody saw. The Republic Hall performance where she was booed off stage and cried backstage. The unreleased “bedroom” tracks she’s not bold enough to drop yet. Why she sampled her father Nana Acheampong on Y2K Love. And the Kojo Radikal verse that made her ask, “Why would you do this to me?”

We also get into what it really means to be a woman in Ghana’s music industry, and Gyakie delivers some straight talk: “Don’t settle for less. And don’t be sleeping with people you work with.”

Plus, she puts us onto an artist she’s loving right now — Ria Boss —and shares what’s coming next as she continues to push the After Midnight album.

This one’s personal.

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She’s one of Ghana’s biggest voices. She told us things she’s never said on camera.

Can you guess who’s on the line? Listen closely — the voice gives it away. Episode 1 drops soon.

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On The Line is coming.

A Ghana celebrity interview podcast built around real, unscripted phone calls — no studio, no scripts, just honest conversations with the people you follow. Music. Entertainment. Sports. Culture.

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