In this episode, we host the creators of the Take Um So Podcast for an engaging conversation about Ghanaian identity, the realities of adulting, and the evolving landscape of new media in Ghana. The discussion also touches on important national issues such as galamsey (illegal mining), the need for a unifying national language, and the idea of the Ghanaian dream—building with passion, purpose, and authenticity.#GhanaPodcast #GhanaianIdentity #NewMediaGhana #AdultingInGhana #Galamsey

On this episode, Kofi sits down with Fredbaby, a budding artiste making waves with his unique Afrofusion sound and smooth, melodic voice. 🎶

Fredbaby opens up about his journey from his formative years to where he is today, sharing what first drew him into music, the story behind his name, his songwriting process, and the dream collaborations he hopes to achieve one day.

He also speaks candidly about the realities of being an upcoming artiste in Ghana — from the high cost of pursuing music to the many challenges that come with building a career from the ground up. Despite the hurdles, Fredbaby remains focused, determined, and committed to creating a strong brand and making his mark in the music industry.

This is an honest and inspiring conversation about passion, perseverance, and the grind behind the music.

Listen to his latest release here:

http://cruxmusic.ink.to/Waaguan

On this episode, Kofi sits down with Almed for a long and honest conversation about life, identity, and growth. From being born in Saudi Arabia to eventually finding his place in Ghana, Almed opens up about the experiences that have shaped him into the person he is today.

He reflects on moving through different neighbourhoods and how each environment influenced his character, perspective, and personality. Almed also talks about his time at Achimota School...and why he believes it stands as the best SHS in Ghana.

The conversation dives into his content creation journey: how it all started, discovering his voice on TikTok, growing his influence, and exploring his creative outlets along the way. Almed also shares his dreams for 2026 and what we should be watching out for next.

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In this episode, skincare, food, and lifestyle influencer Lynne Kikie sits down with Kofi for a raw, refreshing, and honest conversation.Lynne shares her journey—from her upbringing and the values that shaped her, to how she’s built a career as a trusted voice in skincare, food, and lifestyle content creation. She opens up about her personal struggles with pimples, breakouts, and hair breakage, and how those experiences influenced her skincare journey.The conversation also dives into being public about her age, the decision to embrace tattoos and piercings, and the pressures of staying authentic in the digital space. Whether you're into beauty, wellness, lifestyle, or just love real conversations, this episode has something for you.🎙️ Hit play and get inspired by Lynne’s story of self-confidence, self-care, and self-expression.👉 Don’t forget to like, comment, and subscribe for more conversations with creatives and influencers shaping culture.

In this episode of the Act Your Age Podcast, Kofi is joined by special guest host Stephanie, founder and CEO of Sycais Beauty Room, as they sit down with the radiant Nhyira (GirlLikeRoyalty) — a budding Ghanaian influencer and digital creator.Nhyira opens up like never before — from her weight loss journey and glow-up moments to how she broke into the influencer space. She gets candid about dealing with online trolls, chasing her dreams, and the bond she shares with her best friend, Janiece Emefa.🎙️ It’s real, raw, and relatable.💬 Don’t forget to like, comment, and share! Let us know in the comments who you want to see on the podcast next!

Meet Pearl Oba Acquah, founder and CEO of Oba Tours. A proud travelpreneur, Pearl turned her passion for touring and traveling into one of Ghana’s fastest-growing tour businesses — expanding from local adventures to international experiences.In this episode, Pearl shares her story of humble beginnings, the courageous decision to leave a good job in pursuit of happiness and purpose, and how she found fulfillment in curating memorable experiences for others. She opens up about the vital role friends and family played as her support system and reveals her dream to visit every country in the world — a goal she's actively working toward.Pearl also sheds light on Ghana’s vibrant tourism scene, highlighting five must-visit destinations everyone should experience. Plus, she debunks the myth that "Ghanaians don’t like to travel," confidently stating that if that were true, she wouldn’t be in business!Get ready for an episode packed with love, insights, travel inspiration, and plenty of laughs!

In this episode, we sit down with the talented producer and artist extraordinaire, Kwabena Wonda. We dive into everything music—from his creative process to the music business and the evolving landscape of the industry in Ghana. Wonda opens up about his journey into music, sharing his inspirations, challenges, and future aspirations.

Don’t forget to check out Kwabena Wonda’s music on all streaming platforms! Listen, enjoy, and share this episode with a friend.

Grace and Kofi are back after a long break! 🎙️ In this episode, they catch up on life—sharing their highs and lows of 2024 so far and what they’re doing differently in 2025.

They also dive into:

💌 Plans for February, the month of love—are we celebrating or skipping?

🗳️ Thoughts on the US & Ghanaian elections—what just happened?

📱 The TikTok ban in the USA—how’s it affected creators?

🎉 Recapping Detty December—who survived the madness?

👀 Talking stage & situationship etiquette

Tune in for laughs, real talk, and unfiltered takes on the latest! 🎧#ActYourAgePodcast #LifeUpdates #FebruaryVibes #TalkingStage #2024Reflections