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You Are Loved At Home - The Friendship Episode (opens the original)
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If you have made even the slightest effort at building community, especially as a young adult, then you know how tricky and complicated friendships can get. But that means that you also know how beautiful and rewarding they can be. So as superfans of community, it is only right that we share our 2 pesewas. In this episode, we talk about missing old friendships, nurturing new ones, and weeding out the ones that don't fill your cup anymore. We read a listener letter about bullying, and talked abou
The Anti-Stupidity Campaign (opens the original)
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Stupidity seems to be gaining popularity all around the world, but not in our household! So in this episode, we get into the rise of anti-intellectualism, or what YCee calls ‘The Olodo Uprising’, how we got here and why we should all be intentional about fighting it. We talk about why reading seems to have become such a chore, how social media and short-form content have changed the way we consume information, and why people seem increasingly comfortable having strong opinions about things they
Chale, Where The Party Dey? (opens the original)
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That's the question you might ask your friend at 9pm on a Friday when you're trying to find somewhere to go, but it's also a very valid question if you hear it at 1AM because you walked into the dancery and the party's still not started. So, in this episode, we dissect Accra's nightlife scene and try to figure out what's working and what's missing. And the simple answer? Options. We explore how late start times have become the norm, what makes Accra one of the most expensive cities to socialise
[Still] No Love In Accra. (opens the original)
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An entire year later, and it looks like Accra dating streets are still rugged. Probably even more rugged than ever. So of course, we had to give our two unsolicited and unprofessional pesewas on the matter. From being too cool for vulnerability, through treacherous coping mechanisms during heartbreak, to intracity long-distance relationships, we get into why the dating scene in this wondrous city is the way it is, and why being broke should not be a hindrance to finding love. But hey, we are not
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