Relationship choices are one of the most important choices we make a human and as African youth, one of the most confusing. In this podcast Tasha and Nicole join us to discuss some of the misunderstanding about dating and friendships. We hope you enjoy and learn something from this conversation.

In this episode, we discuss and share with you some of the things we have learnt and experienced while building a business in Ghana. We believe some of these tips will help put you or your business in the right place here in Ghana or any part of Africa.

Abilities documentary film link- https://bit.ly/3HgoLBR

Even though poetry is a major part of many African cultures, the poets or spoken word performers are not enjoying the recognition that they deserve. So in this episode, Hondred Percent (@hondredpercent) and Emmanuella James (@chisoooooom) join us from Nigeria and Ghana to discuss the state of poetry in Africa.

In our first feature of personality of the month is a poetry band that Judah and I have been part of for the past 5 years now. In our attempt to change the poetry and spoken word scene in Ghana, Judah, Ammishaddai and myself, Martinson, formed Poetry TINS to perform spoken word fused with music. Join us as we go through memory lane on how we met and started the band and some of our most memorable moments.

In this episode we discuss one of the failures of many Ghanaian businesses or enterprises, which customer service experience. Martinson's wife, Tasha joins in this conversation to share some of her personal experiences as a well travelled individual.

In this episode we discuss one of the failures of many Ghanaian businesses or enterprises, which customer service experience. Martinson's wife, Tasha joins in this conversation to share some of her personal experiences as a well travelled individual.

Join Judah and I as we try to understand and hopefully unveil the purpose of the #fix_the_country conversations which is currently trending in Ghana and certain parts of Africa.

As a follow up to our last episode, we invite Reginald, a 23 year old tech entrepreneur in the fin-tech industry in Ghana to discuss why and how to start your own business in Ghana after graduating university.