In this episode of The Journey Uncovered, we sit down with writer and producer Lawrencia Larbi-Amoah to understand what it really takes to produce films and commercials in Ghana.Lawrencia breaks down the producer’s role, why production is like project management, how budgets affect creativity, why anything can go wrong on set, and why Ghanaian films often struggle with promotion and audience visibility.This conversation goes beyond motivation. It is a practical look at the business, pressure, creativity, and systems behind Ghana’s film industry.Listen if you are a filmmaker, actor, producer, writer, creative entrepreneur, film student, brand manager, or anyone curious about how Ghanaian films are actually made.

You don’t need a degree to build something impactful you need value, courage, and the willingness to figure things out as you go.

In this episode of The Journey Uncovered, we sit down with Victor Nara, a technologist and co founder building a healthcare platform transforming access to care in Ghana.

From reinvesting his salary into a business he didn’t own to scaling a network of clinics, his journey is raw, unconventional, and deeply instructive.

We explore what pushed him into entrepreneurship, how he built without a traditional path, the realities of raising capital with just a vision, and why being useful is the most underrated strategy in business.

One key takeaway
You are more capable than you think most people just talk themselves out of trying

If you’re building, doubting, or waiting to feel ready this conversation will challenge you to move anyway.

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What should every young actor know before entering Ghana’s film industry?In this episode, Fidy Glory joins The Journey Uncovered to talk about acting as both art and business. She shares lessons on being underpaid, choosing the right productions, signing agreements before work begins, building a personal brand, handling roles, and staying true to yourself while working in film.

Most people think that once you're on TV, you've made it.The reality is very different.In this episode of The Journey Uncovered, actor Andy Tetteh opens up about the harsh realities of building a career in Ghana's film industry. From failed auditions and financial struggles to almost quitting acting multiple times, Andy shares what really happens behind the scenes.We also discuss:• Why many talented actors are still broke• The biggest problems in Ghana's film industry• Why marketing matters more than most filmmakers realize• How young actors can break into the industry• The importance of auditions, networking and building relationships• Whether Ghana's film industry is finally moving in the right directionIf you're an actor, filmmaker, creative entrepreneur, or simply curious about how the entertainment business works, this conversation is for you.🎙️ Subscribe for more conversations with creatives, entrepreneurs and business leaders.#GhanaFilmIndustry #AndyTetteh #Acting #Filmmaking #TheJourneyUncovered #Podcast #CreativeBusiness #Ghana #entrepreneurship Chapters00:00 Introduction00:37 Meet Andy Tetteh & His Journey Into Acting03:25 The Truth About Being an Actor in Ghana07:35 Why Andy Almost Left Ghana09:58 The Business of Acting Nobody Teaches You12:50 What's Really Wrong With Ghana's Film Industry?15:15 Why Ghanaian Movies Struggle With Marketing18:05 How to Break Into the Film Industry20:00 "I Almost Quit Acting"25:10 Can Ghana's Film Industry Recover?29:30 Advice for Every Aspiring Actor34:20 Game Time: Who Really Deserves the Credit?

Have you ever wondered why Ghanaian movies don't get the same global attention as Nollywood or Hollywood? Or maybe you're someone trying to break into the film industry but don't even know where to start?In this episode of The Journey Uncovered, we sit down with AJ for Shots (Alice Johnson) — a cultural journalist, multi-dimensional creative, and one of the most passionate voices covering African cinema today.AJ takes us through her journey from studying Theater Arts, training at GBC Media School, producing at Joy Prime, all the way to Lagos where she trained at the MultiChoice Talent Factory — and how all of that led her back to Ghana with one mission: to understand and project the Ghanaian film industry to the world.

In this episode, we sit down with Rudolph, a young entrepreneur whose story proves that you don’t need money to start—just value, relationships, and consistency.From selling watches and perfumes in school to building a career in real estate, Rudolph shares how curiosity, humility, and strong human connections have shaped his journey. We dive into the realities of starting from zero, the importance of communication, and why Ghanaian youth must rethink their approach to work, learning, and opportunity.If you’ve ever said “I can’t start because I don’t have money,” this conversation will change your mind.

In this episode of The Journey Uncovered, we sit down with Nana Kweku Adumatta, a Ghanaian software engineer and creator who jokingly goes by “Prampram Elon Musk.” From coding with a borrowed Python for Kids book to building AI-powered systems and co-working spaces for developers, Nana shares the real highs and lows of life in tech.He opens up about his early startup failures, lessons from entrepreneurship, building resilience, and the human side of engineering. With humor, honesty, and raw insight, this episode explores what it truly means to chase your passion, fail forward, and keep building — even when no one’s watching.If you’re a developer, creative, or dreamer navigating your own journey, this conversation will inspire you to embrace the grind and enjoy the process.

In this episode of The Journey Uncovered, we sit down with Diane, an entrepreneur and consultant who has helped businesses raise over $1.5 million in funding. She shares the realities of pitching to investors in Africa, the difference between grants and equity, and how her new AI-powered app, FundVestor, connects entrepreneurs to global investors.You’ll learn how to build an investor-ready business, maintain financial discipline, and apply AI and data to growth. Whether you’re a startup founder or small business owner, this conversation reveals practical ways to fund your business and scale sustainably.

In this episode of The Journey Uncovered Podcast, we sit down with Bright Tenbil, Founder of Hyperlink Africa, to unpack his 10+ year journey in digital marketing, event promotions, and brand storytelling in Ghana.In this conversation, you’ll learn how Hyperlink grew from campus promotions into a leading digital marketing agency in Ghana. We discuss the impact of AI, data, and retargeting on modern marketing and how businesses can adapt. You’ll also hear about the challenges of client management, proposals, and governance in the Ghanaian market. Finally, we explore why personal branding, AI skills, and innovation are key to sustaining success in today’s digital world.Whether you’re a business owner, marketer, or creative, this conversation offers practical lessons on branding, marketing strategy, AI tools, and sustaining a business in Ghana.

After working in a tech company Clinton decided to setup a company that allowed Africans to invest into crypto and stocks, but things changed along the way. This conversation reveals the journey he went through to setup Accrue. The ups, downs and delusion that has helped him build a great team and company.