Sometimes the most powerful conversations happen between old friends reflecting on life’s journey.

In this episode of TIMELESS with Teddy, Ghanaian-born professional Peter Osei-Tutu joins Teddy Abrokwa for a thoughtful and lighthearted discussion about migration, purpose and reinvention.

Born in London with strong Ghanaian roots, Peter shares insights from a career that has taken him through international institutions including the United Nations, the financial sector and later the African Development Bank.

Recorded in 2019, the conversation explores his upbringing in the UK, his involvement in Labour Party politics and the bold decision to relocate to Ghana to start a new chapter of life. After spending more than a decade there, Peter reflects on the lessons learned before eventually returning to London.

While the discussion carries the warmth and humour of two long-time friends catching up, the insights shared offer valuable perspective for anyone considering relocating to Africa or making a major life transition.

A conversation about identity, planning and the realities behind starting again.

If you enjoyed this episode, please subscribe and share it with someone who may be considering their own journey across continents.

Support the show

Some careers quietly shape the culture behind the scenes.

In this episode of TIMELESS with Teddy, broadcaster, DJ and media pioneer Lindsay Wesker joins the conversation to reflect on decades of influence across radio, television and music culture.

Best known as the host of The A–Z of MiSoul Music on MiSoul Radio, Lindsay takes us back to the early days of his career, including his time broadcasting on the pirate version of Kiss FM in the early 1980s — a period that helped shape London’s underground radio scene.

He also recounts the pivotal phone call in 1989 that led to Kiss FM becoming one of the first legal dance music radio stations in the UK, marking a major shift in British broadcasting history.

Beyond radio, Lindsay reflects on the role he played in launching MTV Base, the iconic television platform that helped bring Black music culture to global audiences.

The conversation also explores his life beyond broadcasting — as an author, teacher, husband and father — and the balance required to navigate a career spanning media, DJing and family life.

A conversation about broadcasting history, music culture and the people who helped shape the soundtrack of generations.

If you enjoyed this episode, subscribe and share it with someone who appreciates the legacy behind the music.

Support the show

Behind every iconic nightlife scene is someone who helped build the culture.

In this episode of TIMELESS with Teddy, renowned Ghanaian entrepreneur Confidence Haugen invites Teddy Abrokwa into her home for a candid and memorable conversation.

Best known as the former owner of the legendary Aphrodisiac Nightclub, Confidence reflects on her journey through business, entertainment and life in Accra. For over a decade, Aphrodisiac stood as one of the most vibrant nightlife destinations in Ghana, hosting celebrities, tastemakers and partygoers from across the world.

In this episode — playfully dubbed “You Want to Teach Me How to Drink” — Confidence shares stories about her upbringing, her experience participating in the Miss Ghana beauty pageant and the challenges of running one of Ghana’s most talked-about nightclubs.

Beyond the nightlife and business success, she also opens up about the role that matters most to her — motherhood.

A lively, honest and entertaining conversation that captures a unique chapter of Accra’s nightlife history.

If you enjoyed this episode, subscribe and share it with someone who appreciates the stories behind culture and entertainment.

Support the show

In this episode of Timeless with Teddy, Teddy Abrokwa sits down with Sway Dasafo — MOBO Award–winning artist, entrepreneur and cultural pioneer.

From North London to global stages, Sway reflects on a journey that has shaped both UK music and its connection to Africa. Widely recognised as the figure who discovered KSI’s musical potential, he also played a key role in bridging the gap between UK and Ghanaian music long before it became a global movement.

In this conversation, we explore:
• Discovering and developing talent at the highest level  
• The cultural connection between the UK and Ghana  
• Leadership, fatherhood and responsibility  
• Building a label and creating opportunities for the next generation  

Sway also shares the impact of meeting Ghanaian rap legend Obrafour, how that moment reshaped his perspective, and the influence of mentorship from global icon Akon.

More than an interview, this episode is a masterclass in leadership, culture and evolution — offering insight into what it truly means to build legacy and empower others through success.

If you’re building something, navigating purpose or looking to understand the intersection of culture and business, this conversation is for you.

Follow Timeless with Teddy:
Instagram: @timelesswithteddy

Support the show

Every great artist evolves — and every new chapter begins with vision.

In this episode of TIMELESS with Teddy, legendary Ghanaian DJ DJ Mensah, widely known as “The Untouchable DJ,” sits down to discuss the next phase of his journey in music and culture.

Best known for his long-standing role as the official DJ for Sarkodie, DJ Mensah reflects on years of touring the world, performing on major stages and helping shape the global sound of Afrobeats.

In this conversation, he opens up about his vision to build a dedicated studio space where upcoming DJs can practice, develop their craft and learn the discipline behind the art of DJing.

Mensah also reveals details about his highly anticipated debut album, including some of the artists featured on the project, while sharing insights from life on the road with Sarkodie.

A conversation about growth, mentorship and the importance of creating opportunities for the next generation of DJs.

If you enjoyed this episode, subscribe and share it with someone who appreciates the culture behind the music.

Support the show

In this episode of TIMELESS with Teddy, Ghanaian music sensation Kuami Eugene joins Teddy Abrokwa while visiting London to talk about his journey, music and the responsibility of carrying a legendary sound forward.

Known to fans as “The Rockstar,” Kuami Eugene reflects on the moment he was publicly crowned the new King of Highlife by legendary Ghanaian musician Amakye Dede — a title that comes with both honour and expectation.

During the conversation, Kuami also shares his dream collaborations with global stars including Stormzy, Dave, and Chris Brown, while expressing his appreciation for the support he continues to receive from fans in the UK.

At the time of this recording, Kuami Eugene was in London to perform at Ghana Party in the Park and to support fellow artist KiDi at the screening of his film project Sugar.

A conversation about legacy, ambition and the global journey of Ghanaian music.

If you enjoyed this episode, subscribe and share it with someone who appreciates the stories behind the music

Support the show

Music, creativity and vulnerability come together in this engaging conversation.

In this episode of TIMELESS with Teddy, Ghanaian Afrobeats superstar KiDi sits down to talk about the inspiration behind his album and film project Sugar and the journey that shaped his rise in the music industry.

A graduate of University of Ghana, where he studied Economics, KiDi reflects on the balance between education, creativity and the discipline required to succeed in entertainment.

Beyond the music, the conversation also explores an important topic often overlooked in the industry — mental health. KiDi shares his perspective on the pressures artists face and the importance of maintaining well-being while navigating fame and expectations.

Often referred to as “Girls Dem Sugar,” KiDi also expresses gratitude to his fans, especially the strong female support he experienced during an intimate screening of his Sugar film project in London.

A candid and uplifting conversation about artistry, growth and appreciation for the people who support the journey.

If you enjoyed this episode, subscribe and share it with someone who appreciates the stories behind the music.

Support the show

Before Afrobeats became a global movement, pioneers in the UK were already laying the foundation.

In this episode of TIMELESS with Teddy, UK Afrobeats trailblazers Mista Silva and Skob Original join Teddy Abrokwa for an open and energetic conversation recorded at JOAT Studios in East London.

Both artists have played key roles in pushing the early UK wave of Afrobeats, breaking barriers and helping shape a sound that would eventually travel far beyond the UK scene.

In this candid discussion, they reflect on their journeys in music — the highs of pioneering a movement, the struggles for recognition, and the role the UK has played in the global rise of African music.

Mista Silva also addresses some notable moments from his career, including the widely discussed stage incident with Shatta Wale and clearing the air regarding differences with Tion Wayne.

At its core, this episode is about perseverance, positivity and the responsibility of artists who helped build a culture before it became mainstream.

Listen, subscribe and share this conversation with someone who appreciates the journey behind the music

Support the show

Afrobeats didn’t travel the world by accident — DJs carried the sound across borders.

In this episode of TIMELESS with Teddy, London-based Afrobeats DJs DJ Neptizzle and DJ FiiFii join the conversation to reflect on their journeys through music, nightlife and cultural influence.

Both DJs have played a key role in pushing the global reach of Afrobeats from dance floors in London to audiences around the world. In this discussion with Teddy Abrokwa, they share how they first got into DJing, the early days of building their reputation and the responsibility DJs carry in breaking new music.

The duo also talk about launching their own events brand Afro Paradise, a party series created to celebrate African music, culture and community through unforgettable nightlife experiences.

From DJ culture to entrepreneurship, this conversation explores the role DJs play not only in entertaining crowds but also in shaping the global movement of African music.

A story of passion, hustle and the power of music to connect people across continents.

If you enjoyed this episode, subscribe and share it with someone who appreciates the culture behind the music.

Support the show

Thirty years behind the turntables — and still spinning history.

In this opening episode of TIMELESS with Teddy, legendary UK DJ DJ Kofi joins the conversation to reflect on a remarkable career that has shaped dance floors and music culture for decades.

An international turntable specialist, DJ Kofi rose to prominence after winning the prestigious DMC World DJ Championships UK title in 1995. From there, his journey took him across the globe, touring and performing alongside artists such as Gorillaz and Kelis.

In this wide-ranging conversation, Kofi shares unforgettable stories from his 30-year career — from DJing in some of London’s most exclusive clubs and parties, to watching tennis with Grace Jones in a Wimbledon Championships executive box.

He also reflects on a defining moment in music discovery — inviting a then-unknown Estelle from the crowd to perform on stage, a connection that later led to her joining his radio show on Choice FM.

From the clubs to the airwaves, DJ Kofi’s journey is a story of culture, influence and longevity in the music industry.

If you enjoyed this conversation, please subscribe and share the episode with someone who appreciates the pioneers behind the music.

Follow DJ Kofi on Instagram: @IAMKOFIOFFICIAL

Support the show