The 3PM Club Podcast

We bring you another episode of The 3PM Club. 

Okay we promise this episode is fun, you won't even know it's 2 hours long. Ekow Quandzie (https://www.instagram.com/whyalwaysekow/) who has over 15 years experience in PR and online journalism joins the crew. 

The gist is long; gossip, stories, opinions , facts and arguments own this episode. Ekow is definitely coming back.

Accra flooded after we recorded sadly. 🥲

A Vim Studios Production.

In this episode Joey Chase, Nene and Owula Kpakpo have a sit down interview with DJ Vim Tins founder of the Vim Studios where we our podcast is recorded.

Dj Vim Tinz has been a great asset to the nightlife scene as a Dj for many years. It was a great time to speak to him about his experience and work over the years.

Music Intro

Marince Omario - Dominance

Music Closer

Marince Omario - Dilemma

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Welcome to the 3pm Club podcast!

How have y'all been? Caught up with our old episodes? What are your thoughts on them so far? 

In our studio for this episode is Edwin Mensah, who represented Borla Commando to talk about how they're modernizing waste collection and management through a tech enabled app. 

You can check them out on www.borlacommando.com

We also caught up on some Accra stories as Edwin was part of the Serallio, a big name in Accra's night life. 

Hope you enjoy this episode.

Music Intro

Buk Bak - Muji 

Music Closer

Sister Derby - Borla

A Vim Studios Production.

Right from our arsenal is our very first episode we recorded. 3 guys trying to find chemistry on the mic. Very chaotic and funny.

This was our introductory episode but since you already know us, it has become our not so throwback episode.

Can you guess who was very nervous whilst recording this? 

Enjoy.

A Vim Studios Production.

Welcome to the 3PM Club Podcast

This is the unofficial first episode of the 3PM podcast with your hosts Nene, Owula Kpapko and Joey Chase. The club members talk about Africa, traveling within Africa to be specific.

We ranked the passports of various African countries, shared our travel experiences within Africa and some of it's challenges.

Even though we couldn't cover it all, it's a good start of the conversation that's been going on for a long time.

A Vim Studios Production.