This is a special interlude of Open Conversations. I had a brief conversation with my mom for Mother's Day. Enjoy

On today’s episode, I speak with the “youngster” Afia about different topics including relationships, falling in love, social media and we answer a very interesting question: what happens after you die?

Afia is a graphic designer and you can find her on Twitter - @ChocolateAfia

Outro Music Credit: "City Girls" - Chris Brown & Young Thug (Only On Anchor)

On today's episode, I had a conversation with my friend "Poetra". Poetra is currently in Chicago at the moment but we were able to have a conversation nevertheless (Thanks technology). We had a chat about the Ghanaian creative industry, the structures that are missing, as well as her introversion especially when she has to perform on stage. 

We also talked about her adjustment to a new life and culture in Chicago and the differences between living there and Ghana. 

Poetra has also released some new material for her upcoming EP -  Ama Nkrumah -  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6GokOO817Oc

You can find Poetra on Instagram

The outro music is by Labrinth - Still Don't Know My Name

Are you a foodie? Then you should definitely check out Mame's Taste (mamestastes.wordpress.com) for reviews of all the latest restaurants, food joints and cafes.

What is a "bad feminist"? Well, that's something that my good friend Roxanne spoke about when we had a discussion on today's episode. Not only did we talk about feminism, but we also talked about religion, modern dating and relationships and sex.  Yes, we talked about sex. Because why not...

Enjoy!

On today's podcast, I spoke with my friend, Enyonam. Enyonam is the Personal Relations (PR) field. She's also done digital marketing in the past. On the podcast, we talked about her recent marriage, the topic of living together before getting married, as well as the topic of feminism especially in Ghana.

On today's episode of "Open Conversations", I spoke to Maureen of Bawoni Consult, a Customer Experience consultancy service. Maureen is pretty cool. We've spoken on a few occasions over time.

You can find Maureen on Twitter: Her handle is @MsBawoni and you can check out what her business does at www.bawoniconsult.com

Our sound is now at optimal levels and just in time for our longest episode so far. Today, I spoke with one of my good friends, Sally, for a lengthy conversation on a range of topics including the new Feminism wave, politics, dating, the recent sex education saga and lots more. Sit back and enjoy

You can find Sally on Twitter under the handle @EbaDidIt

Episode 2! The sound is better (We've been off to a rough start) but we're getting to perfection.

Hope you enjoy this episode. Sound still shaky but better than the first episode. Next episode will be improved. Promise.

(Apologies for the sound quality in advance) Our guest is Jonny Stone. Jonny is a good friend of mine and he's my first guest on the podcast. We talk about our current situation, the entertainment industry in Ghana, dating scene, pregnancy scares (!) and how the coronavirus is affect him and other people. You can find Jonny Stone on Twitter (JonnyStone_)