The Nel Podcast

The mix features the hottest Afro-house, Gqom and Dance tracks from Southern Africa. Enjoy and Share !!!Twitter: @McNel_ / @themcnelpodcastInstagram: @mcnel__ / @themcnelpodcastFacebook: MC NEL / The MC Nel Podcast

In this episode, we talk about how businesses (mainly) in Accra treat their businesses and evaluate how healthy these are for their businesses. We address business owners asking customers to send a dm to get the price of products on sale and if customers are to blame for this new phenomenon. We also share experiences on some of our worst customer service experiences. Share and leave a review

On this episode, we have quite a discussion on arguably the most common mental health problem we face today but with a twist. We talk about the older generation and our parents. We share our experiences and what we think could be the way forward to getting the best mental health experience for our parents and everyone else around us.

 

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On this episode, we talk about bullying across all walks of life from our early days in school to our working environments. We share experiences on the different forms of bullying we have come across and share our views on them.

 

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After a long break, the podcast returns with a new cast and refreshing look. MC Nel & MYAO catch up with new casts Nana Kwame and Hilda. We talk about their backgrounds and the things our new casts find interesting.Catch up with us on all our socials: @themcnelpodcast and get at us with all your ideas and ads at [email protected]

A chill party mix rounding up the hits on the Afrobeats (Amapiano & Afrofusion) scene. Features music from Davido, Sarkodie, Kabza De Small, Niniola, Burna Boy, Kwesi Arthur, Juls DJ & many others. Enjoy and Share!!!

My co-host and I bring an end to the second season on this episode. We thank everyone who has tuned in for all the 15 episodes we have put out. We also read comments about the show sent to us by yourselves about the show and our opinions. A great way to end the season with definitely more content on the way. Thanks for sticking with us.

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INTRO: https://music.apple.com/gh/album/sore-feat-okenneth-city-boy-reggie-jay-bahd/1530995694?i=1530995698

OUTRO: Bra Kevin Beats - Pablo ft Medikal

On this episode, the spotlight is on two Ghanaians, Kelvin A-Y & Zachary Adom, who have started a record label in an attempt to handle the business aspect of their music careers. For young adults starting on this journey, it is definitely a laudable feat. Do enjoy the episode and share.

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Intro: https://soundcloud.com/kelvin-a-y/a-y-stureets-sofia

Outro: https://soundcloud.com/zachadamus/zacca-time-mp3

My co-host and I had a brief conversation with Ama Ayenor, a former coach at Ashesi University and Cyril, a football fanatic. We spoke in depth about women's football, the major challenges that confronted the sport and the way forward in a bid to make it more attractive and grow a wider audience. Enjoy listening and share your opinions with me on social media! Don't forget to share this too!

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