For the Season 1 finale of They Say I’m Too Loud, I sat down with my mum and grandma to reflect on past episodes, react to my wildest transformations (yes, the braids, the tattoos, the bald head… nothing was off-limits 😅), and dive deep into some of the toughest dilemmas you’ve sent in.

💌 We tackled it all:

• Should you charge family for your creative work?

• Would you leave love for success abroad?

• What happens when you fake your graduation… and the whole family throws a party?

Plus, grandma got real about growing up in the village, mum opened up about being called out for not “speaking enough,” and together we unpacked love, identity, success, and the family values that keep us grounded.

This episode is funny, raw, and a little emotional — the perfect way to close out Season 1. 💜

✨ If you’ve loved this journey, make sure to subscribe, drop a comment on your favorite moment, and share this with someone who loves real family conversations.

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This episode of They Say I’m Too Loud feels like a big hug, a lot of laughs, and a celebration of what it means to dream loudly. I sit down with Abena Boamah — Founder of Hanahana Beauty, content creator, and runner — to talk about her journey from growing up with nkuto (shea butter) in her home, to creating one of the most loved Black-owned beauty brands sold at Ulta and featured on Beyoncé’s Black Parade route. In true loud girl fashion, we cover it all:

My hilarious Beyoncé lyric mix-up that made me think she shouted out Hanahana Beauty 😂

Growing up Ghanaian-American and the way nkuto/yokumi shaped our skincare rituals

Why Abena didn’t start her brand earlier, and what sparked Hanahana’s launch

What ethically sourced shea butter really means and how she’s empowering women in Tamale through fair wages, healthcare access, and tech like kneading machines

The philosophy behind “there’s no need to be ashy” ✨

Running, routines, and how Abena balances wellness with entrepreneurship

Talking money, milestones, and what it feels like to see your brand grow beyond your wildest dreams

Our shared love for Ghana and Abena’s big vision for giving back

This isn’t just a founder story — it’s a conversation about culture, community, and creating loud lives filled with purpose.

★ This episode was filmed at The Content Studio. To find out more, go to: https://www.instagram.com/thecontentstudio_gh/

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★ Find out about Hanahana here: https://hanahanabeauty.com/

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Join us for a deeply personal and unfiltered conversation with a creator who bravely opens up about her 63 kg weight loss journey, the emotional scars of weight-based bullying, the complexities of moving to America, and the struggles that shaped her identity.This episode isn't just about transformation—it’s about reclaiming strength, vulnerability, and the messy, beautiful reality behind the spotlight. We’re not glamorizing diet culture or prescribing a one-size-fits-all path. Instead, we’re creating a safe space for honesty, healing, and hope.If you're dealing with body image issues, disordered eating, or mental health challenges—you are not alone. This content is not medical advice. Please seek help from a qualified professional if you need it

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From the "pull-out method" to prepping for your first time, from PCOS cravings to sperm quality and fertility myths—this episode is a crash course in everything you should've learned but probably didn’t.I sit down with Dr. Karen, a Ghana-based OB-GYN, for a deep, no-shame, no-stupid-questions conversation about sex, virginity, PCOS, fibroids, fertility, abortion aftercare, vaginismus, and what planning for a baby actually looks like when you're still figuring out your own body.We answer real listener questions like:— Can the pull-out method ever work?— How do I prep for sex if I’m a virgin?— What do I do if my cravings make weight loss with PCOS feel impossible?— Can my man’s vape habit really affect sperm health?— Are cloves really helpful with getting pregnant?And we go there—debunking myths, holding space for virgins and celibate girlies, unpacking fertility pressure, and giving a much-needed shoutout to the DINK life (Double Income No Kids).This is the episode for every woman who’s Googled in secret and whispered questions they’ve been too afraid to ask out loud.Don't forget to like, comment, share, and subscribe to "They Say I'm Too Loud" for more engaging conversations!★ This episode was filmed at The Content Studio. To find out more, go to: https://www.instagram.com/thecontentstudio_gh/★ Follow Dr Karen here: https://www.instagram.com/drkaren.amaniampong/★ Follow me here: http://instagram.com/nubuke/

In this insightful new episode of They Say I'm Too Loud, I sit down with Nana Yaw Ofori Atta, also known as One Man 1000, for a candid discussion that about personal branding, faith, and navigating societal challenges. We explore the importance of authenticity, living out your purpose, and the challenges of being a public figure in today's world.

This episode also delves into profound reflections on faith, the role of Christians in addressing societal issues like mental health, and the significance of genuine connection over religious rituals.

From embracing your unique identity to building strong communities and making a positive impact, this conversation is packed with "good vibes" and valuable takeaways. Whether you're exploring your faith, building your brand, or simply looking for an uplifting and thought-provoking discussion, this episode is for you!

Don't forget to like, comment, share, and subscribe to "They Say I'm Too Loud" for more engaging conversations!

★ This episode was filmed at The Content Studio. To find out more, go to:

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In this empowering episode, I sit down with Darkor, the visionary founder behind Swims by Didi, a brand with a focus on body positivity and inclusivity. Darkor takes us back to her childhood, sharing how a love for fashion blossomed at just seven years old, eventually leading her to launch her first brand, "Darkor's," in 2019.She opens up about the initial struggles, the quiet hustle of building a business without her parents' knowledge, and the pivotal moment during lockdown that led to the birth of Swims by Didi in 2020. Driven by her own challenges in finding well-fitting swimsuits, Darkor created a brand dedicated to making everyone feel confident and beautiful, emphasizing the crucial role of precise measurements for diverse body types.Darkor candidly discusses the challenges of entrepreneurship in your 20's—from dealing with negative online comments and unwanted attention by blocking users, to learning from early business mistakes in pricing and finance. "Just do it," even when it's scary. This is a must-listen for anyone inspired by passion, resilience, and the journey of building a dream from the ground up!★ This episode was filmed at The Content Studio. To find out more, go to: https://www.instagram.com/thecontentstudio_gh/★ Follow Darkor here: https://www.instagram.com/darkor_/

In this powerful episode, I sit down with Djifa, one of TikTok's most authentic and hilarious creators, who went from navigating family expectations to building a vibrant online presence through comedy. We dive deep into her incredible journey—being a pioneer in her own right, finding her voice in comedy, and balancing the weight of cultural traditions with her personal dreams.She opens up about the hilarious and sometimes challenging dynamics with her mother, who famously tried to marry her off, and why Djifa's declared she's "never marrying a Ghanaian man." We explore her insights on cutting off toxic friendships, her deep love for solo foodie dates (inspired by her dad's mantra: "If you don’t eat, you die"), and the impactful work of her Mi Shia Foundation in medical outreach.This is a story of embracing a mixed-race identity, speaking multiple languages, and a humorous look at everyday Ghanaian pet peeves. Djifa shares the unfiltered truth about her rise, the complexities of public life, and how she stays true to herself amidst it all. A must-listen for anyone chasing their dreams, finding their voice, and unapologetically living life on their own terms.

★ This episode was filmed at The Content Studio. To find out more, go to: https://www.instagram.com/thecontentstudio_gh/

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Join me and my amazing grandma, Bridget Katsriku on "They Say I'm Too Loud" for an episode packed with wisdom, laughs, and incredibly relatable advice! In this inspiring conversation, Grandma Bridget, a retired civil servant , shares her invaluable insights on building a life of purpose, chasing your biggest dreams, and embracing every step of the journey—even the mistakes.In this episode, you'll discover:

♡ The secret to resilience – Her personal story of rising through the ranks in the civil service, despite setbacks.

♡ The role of love and support in your ambitious life – Candid discussions on choosing a partner who fuels your goals.

♡ The true meaning of success – Why Grandma Bridget believes in "pulling people along" and the fulfilment of mentorship.

★ This episode was filmed at The Content Studio. To find out more, go to: https://www.instagram.com/thecontentstudio_gh/

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➭ TSITL EPISODES:

★ Grandmas Spill the Tea on Love, Cheating, and Why Dating Today is a Mess: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ibD1P8LmOC0&t=1519s

★ I Insulted Shatta Wale…Then He CONFRONTED Me: https://youtu.be/oh8J1YzEnlM

★ My Mum, Uncensored: Travel, Dreams & True Confessions Professor Audrey Gadzekpo: https://youtu.be/AtHwRYWI6KQ

I sat down with the incredible Princess Nkrumah, granddaughter of the legendary Kwame Nkrumah!Princess takes us on her deeply personal journey, sharing everything from her grandmother's courageous escape after the overthrow (and a truth bomb about the Nkrumah's finances at the time) to navigating her own identity and love. We dive deep into her childhood memories, the complexities of racial issues she faced abroad, and how her family's incredible influence shaped her.You'll discover how Nkrumah's visionary leadership and his groundbreaking use of film to educate and unite Ghana still inspire generations today. Princess calls him a 'prophet' for a reason, and after this interview, you'll see why his insights are more relevant now than ever. We also explore her passion for performance, her aspirations for Ghana's growth, and why she believes in pursuing one's full potential, even if it means being different.This is more than just history; it's a powerful vision for the future, exploring themes of leadership, nation-building, and cultural pride. Get ready to have your mind blown and your perspective shifted. This is the conversation Ghana needs, and we're bringing it to you, loud and proud!

★ This episode was filmed at The Content Studio. To find out more, go to: https://www.instagram.com/thecontentstudio_gh/

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From working brutal jobs in steel factories to making the impossible choice of spending his university fees on his grandmother’s funeral (and missing out on media school). Then there was the time he threw shots at Shatta Wale… and had to face the consequences. SDK Dele is a force to be reckoned with. You do not want to miss out on today's episode. This episode was filmed at The Content Studio. To find out more, go to: https://tcsghana.com/★ Follow me here: https://www.instagram.com/nubuke/ ★ Follow SDK here: https://www.instagram.com/sdkdele/