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Discover more Sincerely Accra!Beyoncé? Tems? Mr. Eazi? Efya? Guilty as charged! Music Producer and DJ Guilty Beatz is our guest. Akwaaba, now press play.Song CreditsTheme MusicOshe - Reynolds The Gentleman ft. Fra!Music BridgesWo Onane No x Take Over Remix - DJ Flex Thomas Powpoy3yaw - Pappy Kojo prod. by Guilty Beatz Akwaaba - Guilty Beatz x Mr. Eazi x Patapaa x Pappy Kojo Little Bit Soft Remix - Guilty Beatz ft. Joey B Pilolo - Guilty Beatz ft. Mr. Eazi x Kwesi Arthur Music Closer Fire - Guilty Beatz ft. King Promise x Joeboy A GCR Production - Africa's Premiere Podcast Network

Traveling from Accra, Ghana to Akosombo, Ghana we arrive to the Royal Senchi Hotel in the middle of the night. We retire to the sounds of the African crickets chirping throughout the night. The next morning I wake up and make a spot of Earl Grey tea and step out on our balcony to sit and enjoy the view from the banks of the famous Volta River. This Afro House mix is inspired by that beautiful morning sitting on the balcony, on the bank of the river, enjoying life.Curated by Akwasi BaduTea leaves:Djomby: AfroTechno Feelings (Original Mix)Uncle Waffles, Rampa, Keinemusik: Tanzania (Rampa Remix)Luyo, Mike 'Agent X' Clark: Ancestral (Original Mix)&ME, Black Coffee: The Rapture Pt.IIIDj Disciple, Amine Ben, Giacomo: Heroes (Vocal Club Mix)Jihad Muhammad: Afro Nights (Main Mix)Masaki Morii: Midnight CastleEdosolinas: Swahili (Original Mix)Franky Boissy, Roland Clark, David Harness, Tedd Patterson: Black Music (David Harness and Tedd Patterson Main Afro Mix)Coflo, Ron Trent: A Warrior's Dance (Ron Trent Remix)Caiiro, Pixie L, Xolani Guitars: Hlala (Original Mix)Thanks for listening and be sure to share the music with your friends. Download a copy and share with like minded people. Android Nation! Get the KEWL Lounge app in your Google Play store, Free! From the comfort of your smart phone, tablet, & computer quick access to all things KEWL in the KEWL Lounge. Websites, music, podcast, store, Facebook, Twitter, and contact info all in one app. Listen to the KEWL Lounge 24/7 KEWL Music 4 KEWL People http://www.kewllounge.net Click on, Tune in & B KEWL!!!

Hujambo fam and Akwaaba (welcome!). Join me as I take you on a journey into my dream where I sit with great Black figures like Frederick Douglass, Ida B. Wells, and Dr. Carter G. Woodson. Together, we discuss the significance of Black history, and the importance of reclaiming our narratives and lighting the way for future generations. ✨

Sounds of the streets in Accra, Ghana(AfroBeat, Afro House, Amapiano)Curated by Akwasi BaduTro-Tros:Hello (feat. Dj Maphorisa) (Live): DJ Maphorisa, Kabza De SmallEndless Road (Orginal Mix): Dj StherraBloody Samaritan: Ayra StarrDum Dum: Kcee & SkiibiiRoyal Express (Original Mix): Luis RadioCOME HERE FOR THE WINE WINE (Original Mix): MR TAFFA, SOCIAL SOUNDSUNSET DRIVE: feat. KQwanel604, LaDeepsoulz, VS da SoulSilence & Secrets (Black Coffee Remix): WhoMadeWhoSoweto: Victony & TempoePerfect Combi: King Promise, GabzyUNAVAILABLE: DavidoAmapiano Feat. Olamide: AsakeWhat Do You Want (Amapiano Mix): Sotsha tee, Ms DeeNot The Same (Black Coffee feat. Shoba Extended Remix): Nitefreak, Imad, Black Coffee, Clubhouse, ShobaXola (Cee ElAssaad Voodoo Mix - Timmy Regisford Edit): LevyM, Aymos, Cee ElAssaad, Timmy RegisfordHouse (Call It Deep) (Original Mix): Afrika Capriccio________________________________________________________________________________Thanks for listening and be sure to share the music with your friends. Download a copy and share with like minded people. Android Nation!  Get the KEWL Lounge app in your Google Play store, Free! From the comfort of your smart phone, tablet, & computer quick access to all things KEWL in the KEWL Lounge. Websites, music, podcast, store, Facebook, Twitter, and contact info all in one app.Listen to the KEWL Lounge 24/7 KEWL Music 4 KEWL Peoplehttp://www.kewllounge.netClick on, Tune in & B KEWL!!!

Continuing my Show on the road in Accra, Ghana, Africa. My Brothers and I share our old school view and perspectives on how we all have similar complaints and grievances. Ghana citizens complains about their hoods and we Black Americans complain about our garbage and trash. This Episode I share about the waste that is being neglected here in Ghana. Improvement is urgently needed for a waste management system to clean up for the environment but their complaints are falling on deaf ears. Take a listen. 

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MDW 2023 - Day 1 w/ Aaron Dunkies (Akwaaba World) @aaron-dunkies @akwaaba-radio-show In occasion of Milan Design Week - We've set up a temporary broadcasting station at Lampo Milano in collaboration with Opal @opalit ➡️ Discover our full archive and follow the daily broadcast in high quality streaming on www.rocketradiolive.com

Ghanaian | Entrepreneurship, Sports (President of Rugby Africa), Philanthropy | Linkedin | Book : Walter Rodney Social Media : Linkedin | Instagram | Twitter  You can support my podcast on Patreon How much do you know about Ghana? If you have a social media account, chances are you do know about the year of return, a project ignited by the current Ghanaian president H.E Nana Akufo-Addo. Now, let me share some info about my guest, Herbert Mensah, a successful businessman, a sports enthusiast, a philanthropist, a father, a son.  Ok, let me take you back to the Year of Return, let me know if you are planning to travel this year … I'd like to join the festivities but only for a week or less …because I heard there is a possibility to stay longer and I need to stay sane!Parole podcast is on all the major podcast platforms - Spotify, Apple, Google, Afripods, Audapp if you are in Nigeria etc. 1M downloads per episode - so here's me asking for your help - share, share, share.  Shoutout to my Ghanaian brother, Gilbert Owusu, who for years has greeted me with an Akwaaba. Parole podcast via Boyi Studios is also on Patreon, if you want to support my podcasts, find the link on the show notes. Until next time!

Join the guys of “He Said, He Said, He Said Live” for our 2nd Anniversary Episode! Alvin, Bobby, and Vash are in the “City of Brotherly Love” to host our first studio LIVE weekly talk show, “He Said, He Said, He Said Live” at the Akwaaba Bed & Breakfast Inn with our first live studio audience. www.Akwaaba.com. We have planned a great show that includes some audience participation and a small reception with a lite fare, wine, and champagne directly after the show to toast our special occasion. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/hesaidhesaidhesaidlive/message

Monique Greenwood-Pogue is one of the most prominent and successful Black Business Woman we know! After graduating from the prestigious Howard University, she created “Children's Business Magazine” a monthly trade magazine about children's apparel. She went on to become Editor and Chief of “Essence Magazine," then became the CEO of Akwaaba Bed and Breakfast Inn, an impressive collection of historic Bed &Breakfasts which that include locations in Brooklyn, NY; Cape May, NJ; Washington, DC; Philadelphia, PA; and The Mansion at Noble Lane, a boutique resort on a 22- acre former Woolworth estate in Pennsylvania's Pocono Mountains! She's a best-selling author of “Having What Matters: The Black Woman's Guide to Creating the Life You Really Want," and was the star of her own reality television show, “Checked Inn!” Hear her story and get inspired by the amazing Monique Greenwood-Pogue! Watch the full episode on our YouTube Channel! --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/hesaidhesaidhesaidlive/message

Tribespeople! Welcome! Karibu! Bienvenue! Akwaaba! Episode 10, season 4 brings us to the end of another joyous ride. What better way to celebrate the end of the season, than closing out on a global note, with the world cup. Recorded shortly before then world cup semifinals, the boys close out this season by discussing the world cup and how it held up this year. A robust conversation as such calls for a longer time frame, hence the hour long special. Dive in, as the fun guys talk about the ride it's been this season, and how the world cup has impacted the globe this year. Happy holidays, and we'll see you once we return from our spiritual cleansing. Cheers!

Episode 38 with Charlie Davis, skateboarder and musician from Edinburgh, Scotland, founder of NGO Skatepal. Together we discussed him growing up and picking up a skateboard in Edinburgh, traveling to Palestine for the first time in 2006, drawing inspiration from Skateistan's work with youth in Afghanistan to launch a similar program by the name of Skatepal in 2013, crossing paths that same summer in Ramallah with Aram Sabbah and Adham Tamimi, some of the very first skaters in Palestine, developing the NGO in the following years and helping grow the Palestinian skate scene, co-launching Pushing Boarders with Theo Krish, Stuart Maclure and Sander Hölsgens in 2018, a conference about the social impact of skateboarding worldwide, what the future of Skatepal will look like…    Intro (00:13)  Getting started (01:26)  Traveling to Palestine for the first time in 2006 (02:48)  Starting Skatepal (05:26)  Highlights (12:29)  Teaching skateboarding (21:59)  Advice for starting an NGO (27:01)  Working with Akwaaba (37:05)  The future of Skatepal (47:45)  Pushing Boarders (52:22)  Dream guests for a future edition? (57:52)  Most valuable lesson learned from skateboarding (59:48)  Friends questions (01:01:10)  Conclusion (01:27:09)   For more information and resources: https://linktr.ee/beyondboards 

We had the pleasure of interviewing Kinder over Zoom video! Kinder is a music project by sisters Briony and Savannah from the very small town of Maitland, Australia. The duo has toured live alongside the likes of Marshmello, RL Grime, NGHTMRE, Alison Wonderland and PNAU as well as playing slots at Australian festivals like Splendour in the Grass, Groovin The Moo and Spilt Milk.Make sure to check out their new EP Akwaaba EP out no via Warner Music Australia.We want to hear from you! Please email Tera@BringinitBackwards.com. www.BringinitBackwards.com#podcast #interview #bringinbackpod #Kinder #Akwaaba #NewMusic Listen & Subscribe to BiB https://www.bringinitbackwards.com/follow/ Follow our podcast on Instagram and Twitter! https://www.facebook.com/groups/bringinbackpod

We've got Kinder joining us on the pod! The electronic sibling duo, comprised of sisters Savannah and Briony Osei, makes music that combines R&B, house, dance, pop, and techno and blends in joy and emotion seamlessly. Not content on releasing only one EP earlier this year, they released their second EP last month, titled Akwaaba. In today's episode, we're speaking with Savannah and Briony about collaboration in songwriting sessions, their introduction to music, writing music about space, and the emotive nature of dance music.Kinder: Instagram / Facebook / SpotifyListen to Akwaaba here.Thanks again to Kinder for their time. We also want to give a special shout out to Thomas from Warner Music Australia for her assistance with this episode.You can help follow and support here: TSIY Insta / TSIY FB / TSIY TikTok / TSIY Patreon Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Max dials in Kinder, with two sisters who are heating up Australian dancefloors with their latest EP, "Akwaaba". They chat about their rapid-fire release schedule, how this release is a product of Byron Bay, and give a very wise warning ahead of summer shows.Connect with Kinder on Instagram and Facebook, and listen to "Akwaaba" on Spotify and Apple Music.  Discover more new music and hear your favourite artists with 78 Amped on Instagram, on Facebook.

Today, we're listening to the second episode (“Akwaaba”) of the S***hole Country series within the Radiotopia Presents podcast.  All the links:Radiotopia Presents: subscribe | website | @podcast_sh on Twitter Extra podcast love recommendations: Lauren recommends Mija. Adela recommends Radio Diary's “Diary of a Saudi Girl: Then and Now.”Feedback with Earbuds podcast Here are all the ways to get in touch & get involved in Adela and Lauren's projects:Email Feed the Queue at feedthequeue@gmail.com Lauren on TwitterAdela on TwitterTink Media: website | twitter | instagram | Podcast The Newsletter | Podcast Marketing Magic Podcast Brunch Club: website | newsletter | join a chapter | Facebook Group | twitter | instagram This season of Feed the Queue is sponsored by Clever.fm, the podcast app that puts listeners first.

Anh Nguyễn Quang Tùng, hay còn được mọi người biết đến với cái tên Tùng Akwaaba, chủ của blog Akwaaba, Tùng. Anh còn là người đồng sáng lập tại MỞ - Mơ và Hỏi. Trước anh từng học tại Chuyên Ngữ, sau đó học tại UWC Changshu China và hiện nay anh đang ở Macalester College. (Funfact: Anh còn là em trai của Dim Khủng Long - founder CLB CNN Dance Club tại Chuyên Ngữ). __________ Kết nối với mình tại fanpage: https://www.facebook.com/cnnerdingulucmaygio Instagram: @cnnerdingulucmaygio. Director: Nguyễn Hải Anh. Editor: c0ngtruabongponk. __________ White Petals by Keys of Moon | https://soundcloud.com/keysofmoon Attribution 4.0 International (CC BY 4.0) https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/ Music promoted by https://www.chosic.com/

Yasmin Angoe—author of HER NAME IS KNIGHT—is interviewed by Robert Justice. Links Yasmin's Website Robert Justice's Website Crime Writers of Color Website Subscribe to the Crime Writers of Color Podcast: Apple Podcasts Spotify Google Play iHeartRadio Podcast Music Provided by Chris Lang Jazz

Thanks to my Sorority Sister Benita, I had the pleasure of meeting Monique Greenwood while living in New York for a short stint. Mrs. Greenwood is an award winning entrepreneur, native Washingtonian who built her business one bed and breakfast at a time. A dear mentor, friend and big sister to me, Mrs. Greenwood is the owner and chief enjoyment officer of Akwaaba Bed and Breakfast Inns. She says, “The key to running a successful bed and breakfast is having a love for people and wanting to make sure that they had a great experience.” After graduating from Howard University, she began her career as a journalist, eventually becoming the editor-in-chief of Essence Magazine. “It was the magazine on the coffee table of my home that proclaimed me beautiful as a Black woman,” she said. And who succeeds the iconic Susan Taylor as editor-in-chief? Monique Greenwood. So one day, Monique decided that she wanted to really grow her bed and breakfast, and left Essence after six years. Though Greenwood didn't sleep in a bed of her own until she was 22 years old, she has plenty of beds to choose from now with Akwaaba Inns having five locations and close to 40 guest rooms. How did Akwaaba start? Greenwood and her husband of 31 years, Glenn Pogue, opened the first Akwaaba Mansion in Brooklyn, New York, in 1995. Akwaaba by the Sea in Cape May, New Jersey, launched in 2002. After returning home to Washington, D.C. in 2003, she opened Akwaaba D.C., located in Dupont Circle. The elegant inn is decorated with a literary theme, highlighting her love of books with guest-rooms named after great African American authors like Langston Hughes and Toni Morrison. It was at their Poconos location, now known as The Mansion at Noble Lane, that I was in awe of Moniques' stature, her education, her hospitality and her story. They purchased this location in the Spring of 2006: the first inn they ever visited in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. In 2012, they launched a boutique spa resort in Pennsylvania's Pocono Mountains called The Mansion at Noble Lane, which is the former estate of F.W. Woolworth. She calls it the jewel in their crown. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/tamartalks/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/tamartalks/support

Constance C.R. White is a fashion content creator, editor, writer, and style expert. She studied journalism at New York University and received her MBA from Northwestern University, blending her penchant for reporting and the world of business. Constance landed roles at Women's Wear Daily, ELLE, and would later cover fashion for The New York Times. Constance was also a contributor to many publications like the Chicago Tribune and became a frequent TV guest on programs like The Today Show and MSNBC. In 2003, Constance was appointed as the style director, brand consultant, and spokesperson at eBay and would later become the editor-in-chief at ESSENCE magazine. She is the author of books like How to Slay and StyleNoir. She is also the editor of the hit book From the Editors of Essence: Salute to Michelle Obama and has been named twice as one of the “Top 50 People in Fashion” by The New York Daily News. Host Kirsten Holtz Naim sits down with Constance to discuss her fashion career, the world of editorial, what it means to be a great journalist, and why it's important to serve your audience. Enjoy the episode? Support the podcast by buying a cup of coffee! Learn more here: https://www.buymeacoffee.com/afashionmoment Connect with Us! Spotify | Apple Shop + Support Instagram: @afashionmoment Twitter: @A_FashionMoment Email: AFashionMomentPodcast@gmail.com Website: A Fashion Moment Show notes: Follow Constance on Instagram @officialcwhite  Visit http://constancecrwhite.com/  Avenue Magazine article by Constance C.R. White, “Anifa Mvuemba, a New Face of Fashion”  https://avenuemagazine.com/anifa-mvuemba-fashion/  Learn more about Pam Grier: https://www.newyorker.com/culture/the-new-yorker-interview/when-you-earn-it-they-cant-take-it-away-an-interview-with-pam-grier  Learn more about New York University's Arthur L. Carter Journalism Institute: https://journalism.nyu.edu/  Learn More about Carrie Donovan: https://www.nytimes.com/2001/11/13/nyregion/carrie-donovan-one-of-a-kind-fashion-editor-and-tv-s-old-navy-lady-dies-at-73.html  Check out the Old Navy commercial featuring the legendary Carrie Donovan: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C-DYN3MBi34  Learn more about Claudia Payne: https://www.nytimes.com/2007/12/18/business/media/17asktheeditors.html  Follow Monique Greenwood on Twitter @MoniqueAkwaaba  Check out Monique's Akwaaba bed and breakfasts locations:  https://www.akwaaba.com/  Learn more about Agnes Cammock by following her on Instagram @agnescammock  Learn more about Darlene Gillard Jones: https://www.darlenegillardjones.com/

EDITOR'S NOTE | Akwaaba, Tùng 'the finding audio' và Cambly tặng bạn bộ Grammar Ebook và ưu đãi giảm 60% cho khoá 12 tháng (hạn đến hết 30/11), nhập code 'TFA60' tại đây.   Quote: "If you ever think about giving up, maybe it's not your passion." Nguồn: Trần Thanh Huy, đạo diễn phim Ròm Akwaaba, Tùng hay Nguyễn Quang Tùng thường được mọi người biết đến là một nhà giáo dục, một blogger, một public speaker, một người học trọn đời và đặc biệt trên website của mình, Tùng tự nhận 'Mình là tất cả những cái mác trên và hơn thế nữa'. Một trong số cái thuộc 'hơn thế nữa' chính là Tùng còn là co-founder của dự án giáo dục: 'MỞ - Mơ và Hỏi'. Tuy còn rất trẻ nhưng Tùng đã nhận thức sâu sắc về tầm quan trọng của giáo dục, vì thế thông qua dự án 'MỞ', Tùng mong muốn kết nối những người trẻ Việt Nam qua việc cung cấp các nội dung trực tuyến, khóa học ngách, theo nhóm nhỏ, và những hoạt động cộng đồng.   Host: Akwaaba Tùng, Yênly Trần Producer: Pinkie Nguyễn, Linh Chi, Minh Thái Cảm ơn Cambly đã đồng hành và hỗ trợ 'the finding audio' thực hiện podcast này. Tập podcast này được thực hiện bằng tiếng Anh. Về Cambly Cambly là nền tảng học tiếng Anh giao tiếp 1-1 duy nhất kết nối học sinh và gia sư bản địa, bằng các cuộc gọi video, 24 giờ một ngày để bạn thoải mái sắp xếp việc học phù hợp với thời gian biểu cá nhân, với thông điệp "YOU CAN YOU CAMBLY". VỀ 'the finding audio' ‘the finding audio' là podcast series về chủ đề ‘Failure & Success (Thất bại & Thành công), Vulnerability & Resilience(Sự dễ bị tổn thương & Sức bật tinh thần)'. Thông qua câu chuyện của hai host Yênly và Duy Tin, cùng khách mời và các bạn khán thính giả, 'the finding audio' mong muốn bình thường hóa những thất bại hay sự dễ bị tổn thương - điều mà chúng ta ít nói tới trong cuộc sống hàng ngày, để chứng minh rằng việc đi tìm sức bật tinh thần là một hành trình mang tính cá nhân nhưng không hề một mình; cùng với đó là thông điệp ‘We are always a work-in-progress'. Spin-off series '7dayinspo from gen Z' được phát hành vào 6AM mỗi ngày tại Spotify, Apple Podcasts, Google Podcasts. GIỮ LIÊN LẠC NHÉ Instagram: @thefindingaudio Facebook: The Finding Audio Podcast: http://bit.ly/thefindingaudio Email: thefindingaudio@gmail.com Donate to us: Buy Me A Coffee

December 2017. Afia lands in Accra, her first trip to the continent in years. A big surprise awaits her. S***hole Country is a production of Radiotopia from PRX and part of Radiotopia Presents, a podcast feed debuting limited-run, artist-owned series from new and original voices. Learn more about S***hole Country and access transcripts at radiotopiapresents.fm and discover more shows from across the Radiotopia network at radiotopia.fm.

Check out some of the Geets we're rocking while summer fades (at least in the Northern Hemisphere): Watermelon Sugar Last Friday Night (T.G.I.F.) AKWAABA (feat. […]

Akwaaba! Heute setzen wir uns mit dem dritten Teil der deutschen Kolonialgeschichte auseinander. Heute nimmt uns Smooth mit nach Kamerun. Was genau lief denn ab als Deutschland ein Teil Kameruns besetze? Welche Sprache wurde gesprochen? Und hat es noch Auswirkungen in unsere heutige Zeit? Diese und noch mehr Fragen werden euch diese Folge beantwortet. Quellen: https://ids-pub.bsz-bw.de/frontdoor/deliver/index/docId/6651/file/Ebot_Boulleys_Deutsch_in_Kamerun_1998.pdf Geography Now! Cameroon! - YouTube Schnappt euch jetzt eure Kopfhörer oder Bluetooth Boxen und setzt euch zu uns auf unseren Bamma, mit Smooth & Yemah! & wenn ihr mehr von uns wollt dann folgt uns doch auf unseren SN: Twitter: https://twitter.com/bammasopod Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/bammasopod/ & wenn ihr Themenvorschläge habt, uns euer Feedback mitteilen möchtet oder uns einen Gast vorschlagen wollt, dann könnt ihr uns das gerne unter bammaso.pod@gmail.com zukommen lassen. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/smooth--yemah/message

Akwaaba! Heute setzen wir uns mit dem zweiten Teil der deutschen Kolonialgeschichte auseinander. Wieso haben wir deutsche Kolonialgeschichte nicht in der Schule behandelt? Wer waren die treibenden Kräfte? Und was ist mit den Nachfahren der Kolonial Kommissare? Schnappt euch jetzt eure Kopfhörer oder Bluetooth Boxen und setzt euch zu uns auf unseren Bamma, mit Smooth & Yemah! & wenn ihr mehr von uns wollt dann folgt uns doch auf unseren SN: Twitter: https://twitter.com/bammasopod Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/bammasopod/ & wenn ihr Themenvorschläge habt, uns euer Feedback mitteilen möchtet oder uns einen Gast vorschlagen wollt, dann könnt ihr uns das gerne unter bammaso.pod@gmail.com zukommen lassen. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/smooth--yemah/message

The guys are joined by friend of the pod, Josephine, as they review projects by Teni and Crayon, a new Peruzzi single, the rumored song that Davido and Da Baby have together. They also give their opinions on Pete Edochie's comments on relationships today, the ADOS movement's feelings of resentment towards Nigerians, Burna Boy's place in delivering social justice in Nigeria, and more. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/from-lagos-with-love/support

Pappy Kojo came on my radar after releasing the infectious Awo'a and Ay3 Late around 5 or 6 years ago and I KNEW i had to follow this guy's music. Since then he has kept me entertained over the years including being part of the huge Akwaaba track in 2018 and would you have it, he released an album a couple of weeks back which is incidentally his debut and here is a review for the new project titled Logos II.

Hey y'all. Akwaaba!! New year. New beginnings. Let's start manifesting what we have been wanting lately. I'm feeling much better and wanted to chat with y'all. As I continue in this path of remembering who I am and coming into my own, I am constantly reminded of how much power is in the words that we use and how they somewhat create an identity for someone. Even when using simple words like yes and no. Thank you for listening! Enjoy. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/grotent/message

Akwaaba! Heute setzen wir uns mit einem Teil der deutschen Kolonialgeschichte auseinander. Welche interessanten Punkte haben wir im Geschichtsunterricht nicht beigebracht bekommen? Wie groß waren die deutschen Kolonien? Und wie kamen sie überhaupt dazu? Schnappt euch jetzt eure Kopfhörer oder Bluetooth Boxen und setzt euch zu uns auf unseren Bamma, mit Smooth & Yemah! & wenn ihr mehr von uns wollt dann folgt uns doch auf unseren SN: Twitter: https://twitter.com/bammasopod Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/bammasopod/ & wenn ihr Themenvorschläge habt, uns euer Feedback mitteilen möchtet oder uns einen Gast vorschlagen wollt, dann könnt ihr uns das gerne unter bammaso.pod@gmail.com zukommen lassen. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/smooth--yemah/message

AKWAABA! Welcome to our podcast, "Doctor or An Embarrassment" where we profile the lives of the immigrant child in the diaspora. In this quick Introductory Episode, co-hosts Salome and Sam highlight their credentials as well as their experiences as Ghanaian immigrants growing up in Canada. Salome and Sam will also be teasing all that's to come in our historical 7-Episode, first season! To join the conversation, Follow #DoctorEmbarrassmentPodcast on Facebook and Instagram! --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/docembpod/message

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Akwaaba! Willkommen im Jahr 2021! Silvester diesmal ohne Feuerwerk, aber bestimmt wie jedes Jahr mit jeder Menge neuer Vorsätze. Einer der Beliebtesten: Mehr Sport! Deswegen widmen wir uns diesem Thema auf unserer Bamma. Wie schaffe ich es es am Ball zu bleiben? Wie motiviere ich mich in der Pandemie dazu mein Sofa zu verlassen? Und sollte ich Fufu morgens oder Abends essen? All diese Fragen beantwortet uns “Master-Trainer” Joe. Schnappt euch jetzt eure Kopfhörer oder Bluetooth Boxen und setzt euch zu uns auf unseren Bamma, mit Smooth, Yemah & Joe. wenn ihr mehr von uns wollt dann folgt uns doch auf unseren SN: Twitter: https://twitter.com/bammasopod Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/bammasopod/ Wollt ihr noch mehr zu Joe: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/coach_mensah/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/Coach_Mensah & wenn ihr Themenvorschläge habt, uns euer Feedback mitteilen möchtet oder uns einen Gast vorschlagen wollt, dann könnt ihr uns das gerne unter bammaso.pod@gmail.com zukommenlassen. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/smooth--yemah/message

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On Episode 6 of Rock Steady, Fran’s guest is artist and gallery director Anonda Bell. Anonda is the Director of Rutgers-Newark Paul Robeson Galleries, and is also a practicing artist. Fran and Anonda explore the meaning and the fragility of networks and their physical manifestation as a web. Two of Anonda’s pieces were part of a group show in 2020 at the Akwaaba gallery in Newark.

Samuel Adjei is a troublemaker. So his parents send him to a Ghanaian boarding school with one goal: to learn some discipline. But when it comes to growing up, taking school seriously, and reconnecting with the culture, he's got a lot to learn.  Samuel ... David Omordia; Dad/Prefect ….Albert Kuvodu; Mr Ansah … Andy Sarfo; Mum...Enyonam Gbesmete Mrs Ampofo...Barbara Newton; Belinda ... Jimand Allotey; Tiwa ... Samuelle Durojaiye; Efua...Shari Brock; Derrick ... Joshua Roberts-Mensah; Nii... Peter Ackah-Yensu; Created by Jacob Roberts-Mensah and Rhys Reed-Johnson; Directed by Poppy Clifford; Sound Engineering/Editing/Mixing by Jarek Zaba; Theme song was written and performed by Joshua KYEOT; Additional music by REEZ; Written by Rhys Reed-Johnson and Jacob Roberts-Mensah; Produced by Jacob Roberts-Mensah for Our Day; Recorded at Octagon Studios, Brixton; Supported by Arts Council England. www.ourday.media Support this podcast

December 2017. Afia lands in Accra, her first trip to the continent in years. A big surprise awaits her.  Episode theme: “Sharp” by BRYAN THE MENSAH

All over Ghana, Akwaaba! is recognised as meaning Welcome! This episode literally welcomes you to my podcast where I talk about what this podcast is about and what to expect in the subsequent episodes. Enjoy

Nous saluons le retour! Akwaaba! Okaerinasai! Whilst you have been welcomed back to another week’s episode in a variety of languages, unfortunately for a large number of Brits, english is the only language they speak. Why is this the case when a large proportion of Europeans can speak their own language and are pretty fluent in English as well. Are Brits self-centred or is it a failing in the schooling systems. With the development of technological tools that aid in language, will the need to be bilingual be as advantageous in future? Time will tell but, in the meantime, a select few took the opportunity to try and level the playing field by learning a new language during the lockdown period where unexpected periods of free time became available. Those that missed out the first time might get a second opportunity to do so as the 2nd wave of Covid 19 seem imminent. The disease has been a problem for far longer than anyone anticipated and there is not end in sight, but what if the various vaccines they are working on prove successful? Would you get one? With everyone frustrated with the mixed messages from the government, people around the country have been following their own guidelines. 2tones details his family’s own defiant stance in face of the rule of 6 recently imposed. An encounter with a dyson hoover sparked a conversation into how heavily people rely on reviews. Is it natural to prefer something with positive reviews, high views, likes and high engagement? Do you ever consider that some reviews are fake, or do you assume the majority must be real? A lot of things are overlooked fairly or unfairly if they do not have enough social validation but for a lot of people reviews are a way of trusting something is worth buying or consuming. Switching away from companies though, what actually makes you trust a person? Is it time spent knowing a person, experiences or maybe a combination of these things and more? How important is demeanour and a person’s smile? A good smile is often considered an attractive trait but if someone was to give a compliment to you, how would you react? Why are they sometimes awkward to deal with? Do they highlight insecurities in us or is it because we don’t know the agenda behind these compliments. At what point does compliments become flattery and is it a bad thing to flatter someone? Find out about all these topics and more in another fun and engaging episode of TheNineToFivers Podcast. Follow us, Like, Share & Subscribe biolinky.co/theninetofivers Apologies for the audio issues in the last 10* O_o

Emmanuel Nuamah joins us with deep insights into leadership development of young people in Africa. He shares his vision and how he is developing the right Heart set and Mindset in the youth of Africa. Akwaaba

GuiltyBeatz is no stranger to the African music industry having made a name for himself with some of the most memorable work including the hit Akwaaba. 2020 saw him drop the EP titled "Different" during the whole quarantine situation. Here is a Moto Moto Music review for the project. Listen to the "Different" EP by GuiltyBeatz here

As we noted in Part 1 of our previous podcast interview, Monique Greenwood is a highly regarded innkeeper who developed the Akwaaba empire of five properties, and has parlayed this experience into an OWN TV reality show called “Checked Inn.” While most of us will never know what it’s like to have a reality TV show based on our work lives, Monique had this unique privilege with her Checked Inn TV show. Though this may seem glamorous on the surface, it actually required long hours of video shoots and Monique had to ensure that the televised content reflected the compassion that she truly has as an innkeeper, without allowing her guests to be used mostly for entertainment value. As a result, Checked Inn is not typical of most reality TV shows, where producers create environments of drama and conflict to occur. On Monique’s show, she often played the role of a therapist, and strove to continually help guests productively deal with their personal issues. Checked Inn also had a celebrity guest when award-winning R&B singer Peabo Bryson appeared in an episode, which created a star-struck moment for Monique’s husband Glenn Pogue. Checked Inn created what Monique calls the Oprah “halo effect”, where she says there was an increased interest and booking from guests wanting to stay at The Mansion at Noble Lane, where the show was filmed. While the show only ran for one season, Monique’s television career continues on today. She was featured on CNBC’s “Five Day Biz Fix,” on January 1st at 10 p.m. where she transformed the side-yard of her Brooklyn property into a luxury “glamping garden.” In part two of this podcast series, Monique discusses Checked Inn, and provides her philosophy behind continually offering the best experiences for her guests.

It’s not often that we find an innkeeper who has built a reputation to the level that attracted the attention of Oprah Winfrey. Monique Greenwood is a highly regarded innkeeper who developed the Akwaaba empire of five properties, and has parlayed this experience into an OWN TV reality show called “Checked Inn.” Prior to reaching these heights of innkeeping success, Monique started her career in journalism and achieved her dream of being the editor-in-chief of Essence Magazine. In 1995, she decided to move into the innkeeping arena, and realized that real estate investments were the key to success. With her business plan tied to her overall lifestyle plan, she ultimately wanted to own properties in areas around the U.S. that she loved. She started with the first Akwaaba property in Brooklyn, and eventually used its increased equity value to help fund the acquisition of four other properties in the U.S. Today, there are Akwaaba inns in Brooklyn, NY; Washington, D.C.; Bethany, PA; Philadelphia, PA; and Cape May, NJ. The property in Bethany PA, called The Mansion at Noble Lane, is the “crown jewel” for Akwaaba, and ended up being the location for the “Checked Inn” reality show. It was built and formerly owned by the Woolworth family, and carries significance for Monique that goes beyond its incredible architecture. As an African American business leader, owning a mansion that is connected to a company that would not serve her grandmother during segregation is a reminder of how much she has overcome and achieved in her career. In this podcast, Monique discusses her background, the growth of the Akwaaba Bed & Breakfast Inns, her book titled, “Having What Matters: The Black Woman’s Guide to Creating the Life You Really Want,” and much more.

Wer sich regelmäßig auf ein Glas Wein mit Freunden zusammensetzt, rutscht ganz automatisch mit jedem weiteren Moment ein Stück mehr unter die Oberfläche… und dort, in der Tiefe, findet man die schönsten Gespräche! Das bemerken wir mit jeder neuen Episode- und geniessen das sehr. Heute sprechen sprechen über über Ghana. Eine von Steffens Fotoreisen vor gut 6 Jahren führte ihn in dieses spannende Land voller Gegensätze. Setz Dich gern zu uns und lass gemeinsam drüber reden und nachdenken!

Akwaaba to the first episode of OhemaaTalks. The episode was inspired by our Care Workers everywhere and NHS England. I would like to thank all our Carers and key workers for their amazing work.I was joined by my friend and Senior Renal Nurse, Clayton Ellis. We discussed his journey into nursing and what inspired him to dedicate his life to the profession. Clayton has over 10 years’ experience and currently works at St George’s Hospital in the Renal Home Therapies Department. He studied at the University of the West Indies and then went on to work at the University Hospital of The West Indies for over 3 years before relocating to London in 2013.During his time at St George’s Clayton was given the opportunity to develop and grow the Home Therapies Department which enables patients who choose to be dialysed at home to live a more independent lifestyle. Clayton was tasked with educating, supporting and training renal patients in the community whilst empowering them with the knowledge of how to sustain an independent lifestyle whilst on dialysis. He was recently awarded the Silver Chief Nursing Officer Award medal for his success in this role which has helped to reduce hospital stay for renal patients and has provided greater flexibility for training needs in Home Therapies. The Chief Nursing award is a national initiative designed to reward the significant and outstanding contribution made by Nurses in England. Clayton was praised in the award entry for 'delivering excellent innovative care' and for being the 'epitome of what a role model should be for patient centred care'.Outside of work, Clayton is a keen photographer. You can enjoy some of his work on on Instagram: @allurepixels https://www.instagram.com/allurepixels/ Learn more about your kidney on the National Kidney Foundation https://www.kidney.org/ and The Renal Association https://renal.org/ We found a tutorial on how to correctly wear face mask and gloves https://www.theguardian.com/world/video/2020/mar/31/how-to-correctly-wear-your-coronavirus-face-mask-and-gloves-video I would love to hear from you on Facebook+Instagram: @ohemaatalks. Twitter @ohemaa_talks.Stay healthy.

Today in the Side Hustle Pro guest chair, we welcome Monique Greenwood, owner and CEO (Chief Enjoyment Officer) of Akwaaba Bed & Breakfast Inns, a collection of upscale B&Bs in Brooklyn, NY; Washington, DC; Cape May, NJ; Philadelphia, PA and a boutique resort in Pennsylvania’s Pocono Mountains.  After graduating from Howard University, Greenwood became a fashion journalist, eventually becoming an intrapreneur while working for Women’s Wear Daily by launching her own magazine about children’s fashion. And after a six-year stretch at Essence, leading her to Editor-in-Chief, Monique took on her side hustle, Akwaaba Bed & Breakfast Inns, and made it her main source of income. After 25 years, she’s expanded, now, with five locations, and hasn’t looked back since. In addition to talking about her journey to being a successful entrepreneur, we also talk about her journey from experiencing early professional success in magazine publishing and overcoming difficult moments like opening a Bed & Breakfast property in New Orleans right before Hurricane Katrina hit, how she’s tackling the COVID-19 crisis of 2020, and more. Listen on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Soundcloud, and Stitcher.  This episode is brought to you by: CAUSEBOX Go to causebox.com/hustlepro and use the code HUSTLEPRO to get your first box for 30% off. Links Mentioned In This Episode Shop Akwaaba Goldman Sachs 10,000 Small Businesses Program “The E Myth” Click here to subscribe via RSS feed (non-iTunes feed): http://sidehustlepro.libsyn.com/rss Announcements Join our Facebook Community If you’re looking for a community of supportive side hustlers who are all working to take our businesses to the next level, join us here: http://sidehustlepro.co/facebook Send questions to “Ask Nicaila” You can now send questions for the new “Ask Nicaila” segment that’s coming to Side Hustle Pro. Once I get a critical mass of questions, I can start rolling out this segment. Just email hi@sidehustlepro.co and put hashtag #AskNicaila in the subject.  Social Media Info Akwaaba Bed & Breakfast Inns (Instagram) – @akwaabainns Akwaaba Bed & Breakfast Inns (Facebook) – @akwaabainns Monique Greenwood (Twitter) – @moniqueakwaaba Side Hustle Pro – @sidehustlepro #SideHustlePro Did you like this episode? If you did give it a 5 star rating and share it with your friends.

Playlist: 1. When, UR-kestra, WHEN, UR Records, 2020..2. Raklad, UR-kestra, WHEN, UR Records, 2020..3. Finally The Man Cried, Shabaka and The Ancestors, We Are Sent Here by History, Impulse! Records, 2020..3. They Who Must Die, Shabaka and The Ancestors, We Are Sent Here by History, Impulse! Records, 2020..4. Teach Me How To Be Vulnerable, Shabaka and The Ancestors, We Are Sent Here by History, Impulse! Records, 2020..5. May 23rd, Luca Sguera AKA, Berlin Sessions, Auand, 2020..6. With Sorrow Lonnie, James Brandon Lewis/Chad Taylor, Live in Willisau, Intakt Records, 2020..7. Under-Over the Rainbow, James Brandon Lewis/Chad Taylor, Live in Willisau, Intakt Records, 2020..8. Akwaaba, Nubiyan Twist and Friends , Akwaaba, Autoproduzione,2020

Laureen und Tracy sind in Deutschland geboren. Ihre Eltern stammen aus Ghana, und die Familie lebt in zwei Kulturen gleichzeitig. Die Mädchen wechseln mit Leichtigkeit zwischen den Sprachen und lieben afrikanisches Fufu wie auch deutsches Schnitzel. Zu Festtagen tragen die Schwestern bunte, ghanaische Kleider, in der Schule aber legen sie Wert auf modisches Teenie-Outfit. Wenn Laureen und Tracy ihre Großeltern in Ghana besuchen, ernten sie Kokosnüsse, besuchen eine Weberei, handeln auf dem Markt und schwimmen im Bosumtwi-See. (Online-Signatur Medienzentren: 4985095)

This week, we speak with former Minister of Energy, High Commissioner to India, acting President of Ghana, Professor, and CURRENT Speaker of Parliament (and my beloved uncle), Mike Oquaye. We talk about his vision for the future of Ghana in the form of investment opportunities for Black Americans, and I open up today's episode with an outline of my experiences from the trip I took to Ghana in 2005 with Fayetteville State University. Please send any travel questions you have to 'asksardines@gmail.com' or find us on IG, Twitter, and Facebook. #SardinesLLC Thanks for listening! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/Sardinesllc/support

Introducing the world to "No Two Days Are The Same" hosted by Grace Dorcas. This podcast is all about stepping out of the shadows and having real convos as the New Ghanaian Generation. Episode one coming out soon...

Akwaaba! In this episode, I am live in The Sanctuary, with Diallo Sumbry (The Adinkra Group) & Dr. Bev Booker Ammah (3GC, Inc.), Howard student, Imani Spencer and Professor Mark Beckford (HU) about their mission of educating and empowering us to strengthen our relationships with those on The Continent and The Diaspora by visiting Ghana. FACT: 2019 marks the 400 year anniversary of the start of the kidnapping of humans from West Africa to be brought to Jamestown, Va. More than 12 million Africans were brought to the Americas, never to return home, and to give their lives providing free labor. Support the 3GC Inc. Movement. https://www.weare3gc.org/donate We are the descendants of survivors, only the strongest of the strong, and we must honor those whose shoulders we stand on!Watch the FB Live: http://bit.ly/TheSanctuaryEp26 ================= Learn more @ WeAre3GC.com and TheAdinkraGroup.com. Follow the Goddess Awakening & Healing Sanctuary Revolution  
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Legends only aan tafel deze week. Winne, Rotjoch en Saul van Stapele komen samen aan de CONVO-tafel met Défano, Armin en Yuki.  Deze week bespreken we het McGregor vs Khabib gevecht, Armoo zijn ft. 6ix9ine, Winne zijn track met Depay genaamd Akwaaba en zijn laatste album Oprecht Door Zee. Ook bespreken we de huidige staat van hiphop, het luistergedrag van toen en nu, en staan we stil bij ADE Beats wat er binnenkort aan komt. Creative Director: Armin Shah Locatie: Red Bull Studio Amsterdam - @redbullmusicned

Legends only aan tafel deze week. Winne, Rotjoch en Saul van Stapele komen samen aan de CONVO-tafel met Défano, Armin en Yuki. Deze week bespreken we het McGregor vs Khabib gevecht, Armoo zijn ft. 6ix9ine, Winne zijn track met Depay genaamd Akwaaba en zijn laatste album Oprecht Door Zee. Ook bespreken we de huidige staat van hiphop, het luistergedrag van toen en nu, en staan we stil bij ADE Beats wat er binnenkort aan komt.

Monique Greenwood, president and CEO of Akwaaba Bed & Breakfast Inns, reveals her unconventional path from magazine editor to hotel proprietor. Throughout her career, she’s taken financial risks and challenged the status quo to develop a thriving hospitality business. Greenwood owns and operates several properties in various U.S. cities, with West Philadelphia being the latest addition to the roster. She divulges some of her secrets to succeeding in business and the ways the hospitality industry is changing.

Monique Greenwood and her husband opened their first Akwaaba bed-and-breakfast in a black neighborhood in Brooklyn, New York, back in the 1990s. Today they also have Akwaabas in Washington, D.C., Cape May, New Jersey, Philadelphia and Pennsylvania’s Pocono Mountains. Guests, both black and white, now come from across the U.S. and around the world. The upscale inns carry on a tradition of hospitality for everyone while celebrating black culture. In this episode of the AP Travel podcast “Get Outta Here!” Greenwood talks frankly about the challenges of #travelingwhileblack, both historically because of segregation and in the contemporary world, where the travel industry has too often fallen short when it comes to making everyone feel welcome and included. She also talks about how her business got started, how it’s grown and how she has used the B&Bs to connect with visitors from many different backgrounds.

Do you need music for the beach, the pool, some other sun soaked summer activity? Well seek no further. Today, we've got a survey of all your tropical favorites. We've got a little bit of everything: dancehall, soca, afrobeats, reggaeton, tropical bass, a bit of highlife, and then whatever Mateo Kingman is. It's a lot of music and this is after cutting half of it. I really wanted to take the time to max a full DJ mix out of this but I opted instead to just get the music out to you. As usual, I have too much music and too little time.   As mentioned in the podcast ZZK Records has begun producing these great documentaries capturing the amazing musical moment that is developing across South America. The first few episodes focus on Ecuador and are highly recommended watching.   The Nu LatAm Sound - Ecuador Episode 1 - The Amazon Voices The Nu LatAm Sound - Ecuador Episode 2 - The Rhythm of the Coast The Nu LatAm Sound - Ecuador Episode 3 - The Andes Sounds   Also, been working on putting more podcast playlists into Spotify and I decided to attack the queue from both ends. Turns out many early tracks aren't on Spotify! Sorry LAX, Zeale, and About:Blank to name a few of the local Austin acts from 2009 that didn't make it. There's also various remixes etc. that are only available through other channels. So you gotta check the old podcast episodes if you want the full picture. But for the most part, they're there. So if you get tired of hearing my voice, check them at ActiveListener on Spotify    Thanks for listening and don't forget to support the artists,   Aaron   ActiveListener on Spotify     Tracklist (links to buy) 1.Unforgettable ft. Swae Lee by French Montana on Jungle Rules 2.Still by Romain Virgo on Lovesick 3.Blem by Drake on More Life 4.OMW by Lady Leshurr on OMW 5.Rock Your Body by Burna Boy on Outside 6.So Mi So by Wande Coal on So Mi So 7.No Fight ft. Kenny Ray, Renny McLean by Luca Tarantino on No Fight 8.Hurtin' Me ft. French Montana by Stefflon Don on Hurtin' Me 9.Flex by Lethal Bizzle on Flex 10.Linguo ft. Donae'O by Giggs on Wamp 2 Dem 11.Lifted by Palmistry on Pagan 12.Particula ft. DJ Maphorisa, Nasty C, Ice Prince, and Patoranking by Major Lazer and Jidenna on Know No Better 13.Adonai (Remix) ft. Castro by Sarkodie on Adonai 14.Drogba (Joanna) by Afro B on Drogba (Joanna) 15.Ma girl ft. Patoranking by Toofan on Ma girl 16.Kontrol by Maleek Berry on Kontrol 17.Badishh by Nailah Blackman & Shenseea on Badishh 18.No Problem ft. Kongo Elektro, Zongo Abongo by Thornato on Back It Up 19.Mi Pana ft. Guanaco by Mateo Kingman on Respira 20.Big Bad Soca ft. Shenseea (Remix) by Bunji Garlin on Big Bad Soca 21.Wine Up ft. Hoodcelebrityy by Jubilee on Wine Up 22.Dancehall Queen by Putzgrilla, BAY-C & Kalibandulu on Favela Rave 23.Tip Pon It by Sean Paul & Major Lazer on Tip Pon It 24.Machika by J. Balvin & Jeon & Anitta on Machika 25.Akwaaba by GuiltyBeatz, Mr Eazi, Pappy Kojo and Patapaa on Akwaaba 26.Iskaba by Wande Coal & DJ Tunez on Iskaba 27.Johnny by Yemi Alade on Johnny 28.Lluvia by Mateo Kingman on Respira

We are back with season 2 of tooth be told. We have changed the intro music, the format and how we approach the podcast. As always we are here to answer your question and improve your dental knowledge. we hope you enjoy this new format. Keep the questions and comments coming.

Inspired by Drake & Cardi B using the same Lauryn Hill sample recently, we go through some popular songs which sample other popular songs and discuss who did it better, we discuss the passing of Avicii, Beyoncé's Coachella success and, as always, the Top Ten Tracks of the last two week. Those ten tracks were: Ariana Grande "No Tears Left To Cry" // Nilüfer Yanya "Keep On Calling" // Kyle "Playinwitme" feat. Kehlani Khalid 6LACK & Ty Dolla $ign "OTW" // Sigrid "High Five" // Guilty Beatz "Akwaaba" feat. Mr. Eazi // ZAYN "Let Me" // Roosevelt "Close" // Henry Green "Loose" // Tom Misch "Water Baby" feat. Loyle Carner As always you can check out all these songs on our Spotify page. Just user search for Selected Podcast or follow the link in the bio. Like, follow, subscribe, review and holler at us: https://www.stitcher.com/podcast/selected-podcast?refid=stpr https://itunes.apple.com/ie/podcast/selected-podcast/id1298786009 https://soundcloud.com/selectedpodcast https://twitter.com/selectedpodcast https://www.instagram.com/selectedpodcast/ helloselected@gmail.com

I denne episode lærer vi 100% Max Akwaaba at kende. Det er tysk, det er afrikansk, det er aarhusiansk, det er sindssygt fedt.

 On this episode of the Support is Sexy podcast, Monique Greenwood, star of the new Oprah Winfrey Network series 'Checked Inn,' shares what it really takes to be your own boss, how to build a successful business (or be an intrapreneur), how to have a both-and possibility and why creating generational wealth is more important than ever.

This week we speak with Catholic composer Ken Canedo about the new Spirit and Song collection, Akwaaba! Also, Emilie Callan gives us the weekly news, Billy Chan questions original sin on Church for Dummies, Mark Matthews tells us what's good about masculinity in Hollywood and, is pornograph...

This week we speak with Catholic composer Ken Canedo about the new Spirit and Song collection, Akwaaba! Also, Emilie Callan gives us the weekly news, Billy Chan questions original sin on Church for Dummies, Mark Matthews tells us what’s good about masculinity in Hollywood and, is pornograph...

Dr. Akua, naturopath, spiritualist and master teacher, is theInternational Operations Director for A Life of Peace WellnessInstitute, Inc., an international holistic health education andwellness non-profit organization.  She is the author ofnumerous books including, Natural Health and Wellness Manual,Veggie Delights: Recipes for Holistic Health, Eating Live forMaximum Nutrition and Wellness, Akwaaba! : Dr. Akua's GhanaianVegan Cuisine, Today: Wellness Manifestations and HolisticSexuality: The Practical Guide to Sexual Healing.  Dr. Akuahas shared the gifts of her works with the internationalcommunities of the USA, Canada, The Caribbean, Isreal, ThePhillipines, England, Qatar, Germany, Japan and Ghana.An outstanding educator for 20+ years, Dr. Akua holds degreesand certifications in Naturopathy, Education, Telecommunications,Metaphysics, Hypnotherapy, Iridology, Reiki, Shiatsu, ColonHydrotherapy, Midwifery and African Nutritional Science.At A Life of Peace Wellness Institute Dr. Akua currently teachesclasses in Naturopathy, Sacred Goddess Temple Rites of Passage,Shiatsu, Nutrition, Holistic Health Business, Vegan FoodsPreparations, Reiki, Holistic Doula Training, and many areas ofalternative health options.Dedicated to issues of Pan African Empowerment and Health - Akuahas worked on family empowerment and healing as a SpiritualCounselor, Holistic Health Consultant and Holistic Birth Coach. Shecontinues to enhance her spirit through the many avenues ofconsciousness elevation.Akua currently lives bi-continental between Texas andGhana.  The nurturer of three SUNS who are the mirror of lifeshe has lived, she shares these accomplishments with her divinereflection of 27 years Dr. Chenu.In This Episode, You’ll Learn:What has inspired Dr. Akua to embark on her journey to becominga master teacher.What inspired Dr. Akua to create the Life of Peace WellnessEducation Institute.Why Dr. Akua feels that the integration of the Allopathic andHolistic approach is best for the health industry.Why did she write a book on Holistic Sexuality.What is Holistic Sexuality?Who is this book for.Dr. Akua's perspective on the state of relationships andmarriages.The importance of teaching children proper sex education.The proper age to teach children sex education.Why most people have a difficult time talking about sex totheir children.The most important reason why you should get in a relationshipwith someone.Links & Resources Mentioned In This Episode:ALifeofPeace.orgDrAkuaGray.comHolistic Sexuality: APractical Guide To Sexual HealingEpisode 32: Rashida Gaye: Releasing Limiting Beliefs &Emotional BlocksThanks For Listening! Thanks you so much for joining us this week.  Have somefeedback you’d like to share?Leave a note in the comment sectionbelow!And finally, don’t forget to subscribe to the showon iTunes, Stitcher, Google Play Music oryour Android Device to getautomatic updates.Thank you Stacie for joining us this week. Until nexttime!

When Scott & Steve dial up Dale in Ghana, hilarity ensues. Well, not so much hilarity, as frustration, because when one of your hosts is 5,297 miles away from the studio, in a developing country, it's kinda hard to hold on to him. So, while African Dale pops in and out of the episode, the remaining boys talk about their respective weekends in Philadelphia and New York City; the upcoming GLAAD Media Awards, including an appearance by Madonna!; the Boy Scout Jamboree and which musicians are being asked to boycott (and, as of press time, they agreed); the German short film, Zwillinge, about twin lust (you just HAVE to watch it...see it below); Cher's delayed album (Steve is not happy); how NBC is going quickly down the drain; and, much more silly pop culture news. Then, we welcome to the show, Chris Lilly, the executive producer and writer of the new web dramedy, Just Us Guys, the continuing story of a gay father and his straight son. In the vein of television's late/great Gilmore Girls, this series is super cute and we can't wait for the next three episodes. We have our fingers crossed, too, that it'll find it's way to a more traditional network series. This week's Swish episode is a short and sweet one, y'all, but you'll dig it.

* THIS MIX IS SUITABLE FOR EARS OF ALL AGES * Hey folks!!! This week's mix features a few rare remixes of Erykah Badu, Roberl Glasper, Busta Rhymes and Q-tip just to name a few.  Check the mix out and don't forget, if you are in Baltimore, come lounge with us at Teavolve for the Freeload Friday Happy Hour. Enjoy and please spread the word about this podcast.  Peace, Blessings and Guidance. - Phaze PLAYLIST: ARTIST SONG TITLE ALBUM Robert Glasper Letter to Hermione (Robert Glasper and Jewels Remix) [feat. Bilal & Black Milk] Black Radio Recovered - The Remix EP Saunders Sermons Fallen Fallen - Single Erykah Badu Erykah Badu - On & On (#AnotherPeteMarriottRemix) (Main) Delilah Love Drug 2 - 4am Slakah the Beatchild Something Forever Something Forever Ab Kissing You Prologue Vol. 1  Robert Glasper Letter to Hermione (Robert Glasper and Jewels Remix) [feat. Bilal & Black Milk] Black Radio Recovered - The Remix EP Kev Brown The Hennessy Joint (feat. Kenn Starr, Wayna, Raheem Devaughn, Eric Roberson And Dre King On The Keys) Random Joints Erykah Badu Soldier (Sam Champ Remix) Busta Rhymes ft. Q-Tip Ill vibe (Tekmix)  Michael Jackson Butterflies (Dela Remix) (Rough Mix) DJ Mitsu The Beats-Dwele Right Here Jazzy Jeff - The Soul Mixtape Erykah Badu I Want You (Rancido's Deepersoul Edit) Amel Larrieux Nadie Mas (CASAMENA Kitchen RMX) Avery Sunshine Sunshine (Ananse Mix) AIFF Akwaaba Afro Soul System Magic System Pourquoi 1er Gaou

DJ, producer and sound-recordist — and curator of the Sambacana Brazilian music archive here on Spannered — Maga Bo seems to be on a lifelong intercontinental cultural exchange programme.   Outras Terras features collaborations with artists from a dizzying array of locations, including Jahdan Blakkamoore (Brooklyn), BNegão (Rio de Janeiro), Ghislain Poirier (Montreal), Filastine (Barcelona), Pacheko (Caracas), Fletcher (Cape Town), Dr. Das (London), Matona (Zanzibar), Abena Koomson (NYC), Teba (Cape Town), Xuman (Dakar) and Speed Freaks (Rio de Janeiro).   Cultural building blocks in the mix range from ragga, hip hop, dub and breakcore through to kuduro, cumbia, crunk, coco and samba. Trip over to Bo's blog for detailed descriptions of all the tracks and some cool cover art.   Tracklisting Coco Raízes de Arcoverde - Ê Boi (Maga Bo Remix) (Unreleased) Sonar Calibrado (Maga Bo and Filastine) - E Daí feat. Speed Freaks (12" Shockout) Filastine - B'tallah (Maga Bo Remix) (12"  Post World Industries - forthcoming) Sonar Calibrado (Filastine and Maga Bo) - Alesh feat. Jawad (12"  Shockout) Maga Bo - Longa Nahawand feat. Mohammed Issa Matona (Soot Records) Sonar Calibrado (Maga Bo and Filastine) - Se Liga feat. Mario Z (12" Shockout) Pitcho - Boucan (Maga Bo Remix of Dr. Das Bhajni Ragga Remix) (Unreleased) X-Pensive Nframa - Aunty Adoley (Maga Bo vs. Sabo Remix) (Akwaaba - forthcoming) Maga Bo - Maga Traz a Lenha feat. Jahdan Blakkamoore (Unreleased) Petrona Martinez - El Critica (Maga Bo Remix) (Unreleased) Maga Bo - Kizomba;  A Festa das Raças feat. BNegão (Unreleased) Fletcher Meets Maga Bo feat. Neon Don - Alleyways (African Dope Records) Maga Bo - Ransom (Pacheko Remix) (Senseless Records - forthcoming) Jahdan Blakkamoore (Produced by Maga Bo) - Earthshaking (Duty Artz/Gold Dust) Maga Bo - Nqayi feat. Teba (Soot Records/African Dope Records) Poirier - Wha La La Leng feat. Face-T (Maga Bo Remix) (Ninja Tune - forthcoming) Maga Bo - La Paix feat. Xuman (Unreleased) Jahdan Blakkamoore (Produced by Maga Bo) - Rise Again feat. Abena Koomson (Dutty Artz/Gold Dust) ^ Read Spannered's 2007 interview with Bo here.

Radio Akwaaba brings news, current affairs and sports reporting from Ghana along with music and entertainment.

It brings News, current affairs and sports reporting from Ghana along with music and entertainment.

Radio Akwaaba brings news, current affairs and sports reporting from Ghana along with music and entertainment.

Radio Akwaaba brings news, current affairs and sports reporting from Ghana along with music and entertainment.

It brings News, current affairs and sports reporting from Ghana along with music and entertainment.

It brings News, current affairs and sports reporting from Ghana along with music and entertainment.