If More Let's Divide

Mental health challenges are increasingly common in Ghana, with reported cases rising every year but conversations around mental health remain limited due to cultural beliefs and the stigma attached to it. In this episode, Dr. Elizabeth Naa Ayorkor Laryea, a resident psychiatrist, helps break down this sensitive topic and sheds light on why these conversations matter now more than ever.

In this short episode, Asiama joins us to talk about his journey as an upcoming artist, his creative spark and the lessons he’s picking up from the legendary Kwame Yeboah.

This is an exclusive episode with Kwame Yeboah, a multi-dimensional instrumentalist, producer and a maestro. Kwame opens up like never before. We discuss his journey, his family’s musical legacy, and the choices that took him from local jam sessions to global stages.

In this episode, we sit down with Frances, CEO of Jam Jar, as she shares her journey growing up in a multicultural home, building a business in Ghana, working across countries, and collaborating with her brother. A story of family, culture, and entrepreneurship.

This episode is a special one! Ria Boss opens up with honesty and soul, taking us through her latest EP The Waiting Room, the deep influence of her late grandmother, and the bond she shares with her mother. She also walks us back into her childhood, her travels, tattoos, and the journey that shaped the artist she is today. Ria Boss gives us a sneak peak into her next moves. **audio for the last two minutes of this episode is direct from camera because of a memory card hitch***