Wulɔmɛi a gbɛkɛ, translated "A WULOMEI NIGHT" as we treated ourselves to some good old Ghanaian wulomei songs whiles conversing. On this episode we visit Jojo Temmeng aka Black Smurff who is a multidisciplinary artist. He mainly takes to interior designing which is both a hobby and a paying job. He also dabbles in set designing for music videos and film productions but most importantly he cares about nature and the environment as well as the community of humankind and thus lives accordingly in helping out whenever he can to contribute to a better planet. We also had another friend on, a fourth voice in the person of Hayford Cobbina. Enjoy the listen!

Been sometime the two hosts recorded a random yet enjoyable conversation. Here is cheers to progress again. Do enjoy.

Mr. & Mrs. Ansah sit down with us on this episode to discuss marriage and the keys to sustaining any relationship in tandem through HARMONY. As per us both being bachelors and no experience with marriage, Mr. Ansah along with his beautiful wife give us some gems(not germs). We learn a thing or two more about working to at achieving a sustainable marriage moving forward. Sit back relax and be entertained and educated.

Too often we don't hold people within are associations to certain high standards we hold most of the world to. If we have been given a wake up call to guard this and hold these principles firmly then on this episode we seek to appeal to our listeners to do same and not take it lightly. Beware of toxic associations. 

anndddd we are back from our brief hiatus. On this Episode Sika and Nana go back to ITO-YA Japanese restaurant inside airport residential neighborhood in Accra, Ghana to further conversation with Mr. Sakamoto, owner of the restaurant. We are grateful to him for the opportunity to share with us some details about his personal life, his experience while in Japan and his inspiration for setting up the restaurant which emphasizes on serving authentic Japanese cuisine for the Japan nationals living here as well as giving the Ghanaian people an introductory experience of Japanese culture mainly through their food. Enjoy & Share!

On this episode Nana and Sika go out again, this time to cafe barbera inside the City Galleria building adjacent the Accra Mall to sit down and have a beautiful conversation with a Medical Doctor on her brief working experience during her "housemanship" period at Ridge-hospital in Accra, Ghana. Dr. Mills-Annoh shares some stories during that stint and also gives us some insight into her field of work while highlighting her successful C-section surgeries conducted by her self and also assisting on about 20 more.

This is an upload of a podcast recorded exactly a week ago, 3rd July at the Aburi Mountains getaway house. The boys banter Nana for eating only waakye 5 cedis aside from the extra toppings. You'd hear on this episode voices of NII Nelson and Manuel Ocansey(The house owner & Business man).

Mr. Joseph Akyeampong comes by the studio and as always an interesting conversation ensues. He speaks with Sika whiles Nana produces in the background. Conversations around learning, steady growth, possible regrets, politics and some perspectives on the current state of Ghana take places during this 1 hour random conversation.

This is a therapeutic session between the hosts of the podcast. Sika speaks on dealing with depression and the two go on to do a pre IMAGE part 2. Do enjoy and don't forget to share.

This topic is very dear our hearts. We want to share with you the importance of image and why it matters on the broader scale. Not to give you spoilers, you would hear us engage on ways to consider the perception your image poses to the world. Taking it from the perspective of women, men, family, and the posture of the black community as a whole.