Take Um So - Podcast

In this episode of Take Um So Podcast, Awurabena sits down with Papa Yaw Ataamle, an award-winning Ghanaian comedian, for a fun, insightful, and honest conversation.

We dive into:

His journey into comedy

The reality of the Ghanaian comedy industry

How he comes up with his jokes

The Ghanaian perception of humor and comedy

This episode is packed with laughter, real experiences, and lessons for anyone interested in comedy, creativity, or the entertainment industry.

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Happy Ghana Month! 🇬🇭

In this special Ghana Month episode, Awurabena and Natasha talk about “The Ghana We Want vs The Ghana We Have.” We explore the dreams many Ghanaians have for the country and compare them with the reality young people experience today.

We also put ourselves to the test to see how Ghanaian we really are while discussing some of the things that frustrate young adults in Ghana, from opportunities to everyday challenges.

This conversation is honest, relatable, and a reflection of the hopes many young people have for a better Ghana.

*What is the Ghana YOU want to see?*

Let us know in the comments.

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link: https://youtu.be/hulcR5pdxnQ?si=n3CE0nirHjbVtD4A

In this episode, Awurabena sits down with FFB, your favorite media guy, to unpack how digital media is taking over the space.

We dive into the massive opportunities it creates for young people, from content creation to personal branding and monetization and also confront the serious threats it poses, especially when it comes to misinformation.

If you’re navigating the digital world as a creator, consumer, or professional, this conversation is for you.

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=w2CdDZgA2xY

In this episode, Awurabena and Esther unpacked some unpopular love opinions, challenge romantic norms, and share the real, raw truth about relationships. Some of these takes might trigger you... but

Whether you agree, disagree, or feel personally attacked drop your thoughts in the comments. Let's talk about it!

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Awurabena and Natasha sat down to relive their Take Um So moments in SHS, the fun times, the shocking moments, and the experiences that quietly prepared us for the future.

The unexpected lessons to memories that still make us laugh, this episode is pure vibes, nostalgia, and laughter. If you’ve ever been through SHS, trust us… you’ll relate 😂

This one is light-hearted, honest, and very fun, so don’t come with a serious face oo.

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It’s the first episode of the year, and we’re starting with the question on everyone’s mind: Do New Year resolutions actually work or are they just a yearly ritual?

In this episode, we sit down with Dr. Martin Botchwey, a Medical Doctor, to unpack the psychology behind goal-setting, vision boards, and big New Year plans. We explore how the brain responds to planning, why many resolutions fail by February, and how intentional goal-setting can help turn ideas into action.

From setting realistic goals to understanding how visualisation affects the brain, this conversation separates facts from clichés and offers practical ways to plan the year without pressure, guilt, or burnout.

Whether you’re a vision board person or a “let’s see how it goes” kind of person, this episode is for you.

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https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=IgTyxHOUQAE

In this episode, which is also our season finale, we dive deep into Kumasi’s vibrant creative scene, exploring how creators, and innovators are shaping the city’s cultural and digital landscape. Joined by Meraki Channels, we discuss the opportunities, challenges, and collaborations that fuel creativity in Kumasi, as well as practical tips for aspiring creators looking to make their mark. Whether you’re a student, an artist, or simply curious about the creative industry, this episode uncovers the heartbeat of Kumasi’s creative ecosystem and how young talents are rising to the challenge.

In this episode, Awurabena sits down with Bridget Kudgoado, the visionary founder of Mush Foods, a sustainable mushroom processing company that’s reshaping agriculture. Bridget shares how she turned her academic background into a thriving entrepreneurial venture, driving both business growth and social impact.

Join us as we explore her journey; how it all began, the challenges she’s overcome, and her vision for the future of sustainable food systems. This conversation is packed with lessons and inspiration for every young adult seeking to merge passion, purpose, and profit.

watch the full episode on YouTube via : https://youtu.be/-mjKBwXlUjI?si=DfWhb5CWV5G61jZt

In today’s digital-first world, your online presence speaks louder than you may think. In this episode, Awurabena sits down with Dr. Elizabeth, a medical doctor with a passion for reading and writing, and the creative mind behind the interactive LinkedIn series “Locked in with Liz.”

With her strong social media presence, particularly on LinkedIn, she shares valuable insights on how young adults can shape a positive and impactful digital footprint. From professional branding to avoiding online pitfalls, this conversation will leave you inspired and better equipped to navigate the digital space with confidence.

send in your questions, comments, contributions and recommendations via the comments section. you can watch this episode on YouTube:

https://youtube.com/@takeumso_studios?si=XE5GPqL6K3ujcfl_