Back with a bang! After taking a couple weeks off, STN resumes with the boys reviewing the previous season's episodes and discussing the plans ahead for the upcoming one.

Digital citizenship is to the internet what an instructions manual is to a new gadget, yes! If you want to know how to use it well then you have to read it. Oftentimes, we tend not to associate our activity online as having any serious repercussions on our real lives but that's not true. Using the requires responsible conduct and a lot of mindful navigation. In this episode of STN Maxwell engages Max Beganim, an educationist and digital enthusiast, on digital citizenship and what it means combined with IT for effective education.

From rights advocacy to now advocacy in business and STEM education, the disruptive charge of women staking their deserved claim in society continues to build momentum. In this episode of STN with Adwoa Fosua, a hub owner and community builder. The boys talk about feminism, business, and capacity building.

For most, photography is perceived as nothing more than a leisure activity. Grab an entry-level DSLR and lens and VOILA! You are a photographer. This is a falsehood of course and Nana Asomani, a creative and mobile photographer, is here on this episode of STN to tell the boys all about that.

It's never easy choosing the path of a full-time career as an artist. You often will face stiff criticism from society since the general notion is, one can't make a proper living off it. Well, Deborah Nhyira, a consultant in the art space, begs to differ on this and she talks to the boys about how creatives can turn around their fortunes for the better on this episode of STN.

Much noise has been made about the 4th Industrial Revolution and what it would mean for the industry and the labour market. Some even regard it is as no more than just a fad but the wholesale change is imminent. In this STN episode, the boys are joined by Foster Awintiti Akugri, an incubator manager and venture capitalist, as they discuss the future of work and it's intricacies.

From phones to air conditioning units; to even smart vehicles, we often think of technology as finished products and forget about the hardware components and effort that goes into making them. Nicholas Tali, the Engineering Laboratory Manager at Ashesi University, weighs in on the topic of development of hardware; the process of innovating and building technology.

Technology together with training is key for startups today. All over Africa, institutions and hubs have emerged and are "skilling up" people to launch disruptive businesses. Emmanuel Asamoah, a tech startupper at MEST Africa with a business background, is the guest on this episode of STN and he walks the guys through his training experience, motivation, and what his thoughts are on the current tech and business startup ecosystem.

Online blogging and publishing might dominate today's internet culture but that wasn't quite the case about a decade ago where print media reigned supreme. Ameyaw Debrah; celebrity blogger and journalist was right at the beginning of it when the disruption started. In this episode of STN, the boys talk to him about his journey as well as on the topic of blogging in GHANA and what the future holds for the industry.

Robots took over manufacturing a decade ago and they didn't stop there, now they are coming into homes as well. What does this revolution mean for Africa? Robert Boateng-Duah, a roboticist; and tech enthusiast is on a journey to make sure we are ready for this wave. The boys talk to him on this episode about robots, research, hardware development, and innovation.