HeyJaredToo Ghanaian
A bold, culture-forward podcast celebrating everything Ghanaian—unfiltered conversations, viral moments, and real impact.
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The Battle to Keep Ghanaian Culture Alive ft Nhyira Baidoo | Too Ghanaian EP9 (opens the original)
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What does it really mean to stay Ghanaian while navigating life as a young creator? Nhyira Baidoo joins Sidik Maltiti and Aseye on the Too Ghanaian podcast for a fun and honest conversation about being Ghanaian, embracing our culture and keeping our Ghanaian-ness alive in a changing world. They also get into Nhyira’s personal journey, from her graduation and new car to life, growth, success and everything in between. It’s culture, life, laughs and a little bit of Nhyira — all in one conversation
I Drove 10 Hours from Nigeria to Ghana to Prove Travel Can Be affordable-Tobe Ugeh|Too Ghanaian EP8 (opens the original)
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What does a day in Accra look like for Nigerian content creator and travel enthusiast Tobe Ugeh? In this episode of Too Ghanaian, hosted by Sidik Maltiti, we follow Tobe around Accra as he explores some of the city’s favourite spots, shares his experiences in Ghana, and gives us a glimpse into his life beyond the camera. From navigating the city to talking about travel, culture and his love for Africa, Tobe shares why he believes Africa should be seen as a holiday destination — and why you don’t
Shocked by the community I’ve built, Ama Governor & Gisella Amponsah have been supportive” – Mansa (opens the original)
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Mansa opens up on Too Ghanaian about her content creation journey, the challenges and lessons along the way, and the people who have supported and defended her. She sits with host Sidik Maltiti and talk about the strong community she has built, including Ama Governor and Gisella Amponsah, and what their support means to her. Watch Too Ghanaian EP 8 for the full conversation.
I dropped out of University after one Month - Kojo Blak opens on Music, Religion | Too Ghanaian EP7 (opens the original)
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“I dropped out of university after one month — and I didn’t tell my family. They just saw that I had stopped!” Kojo Blak joins Sidik & Aseye on Too Ghanaian for an honest and entertaining conversation about his journey, growing up as a Jehovah’s Witness, his decision to leave university, music, lifestyle and the experiences that have shaped who he is today. From making bold life decisions to navigating the music industry and staying true to himself, Kojo Blak opens up about sides of his story yo
Ghanaians have terrible attitudes| The Fight against flood |Too Ghanaian EP6 (opens the original)
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What’s next ? Are we going to wait for the floods to keep sweeping livelihoods away ? What are we doing about it ? On this episode of Too Ghanaian we take stand, to analyze the impact of the rains and the preparations that is being made to mitigate future occurrences Our Guest is Abigail DK, who with her friends are still helping people restore their lives after the flood Watch at 5pm on our YouTube
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