Episodes
130
Latest episode
Aug 2026
Language
EN-US
A mix of entertainment, education, fun and humour, delivered in tiny segments
Is every difficult season a spiritual attack? Bishop Bonegas explains what people may be referring to when they say they are under spiritual attack, offering insight into the signs, meaning and understanding behind the expression
From private moments becoming public to the growing pressure to share and circulate leaked content, what is driving this disturbing trend, and what does it say about privacy, consent and social media culture in Ghana?
A woman is seeking advice after her husband allegedly rejected her child from a previous relationship, moved out to live with another woman and began abusing her after she insisted on standing by her child. With her husband refusing to end the marriage legally, she is left wondering what her next step should be
Why do some Ghanaians expect to be given money after providing a service, even when the service is already part of their job? From government institutions to everyday transactions, the culture of asking for “something” after doing what one is required to do raises questions about our attitudes towards work, service and entitlement
Ghanaians have a funny way of naming junctions and areas. Some names make perfect sense, while others leave you wondering, “How did they even come up with this name?” What’s the funniest or strangest junction name you’ve ever heard?
Jack Alolome and the panel share their funniest and most unforgettable experiences, from feeling nervous before the interview to unexpected questions and hilarious moments that caught them off guard. Their stories are entertaining, relatable, and full of memorable moments that many people can identify with
American-Ghanaian comedian Michael Blackson has criticised the University of Ghana Medical Centre (UGMC) following the death of his mother at the facility, alleging misdiagnosis, poor patient care and excessive charges.
A man recounts how a shocking phone call from the mother of his child left him questioning everything. Although she later claimed she was only joking, he says the doubt has never gone away. Years later, he still hasn't seen the child, despite providing financial support, and says he cannot afford a DNA test to know the truth
ShattaFest in the United Kingdom was brought to an abrupt end after police cancelled the event over safety concerns linked to overcrowding. While the decision was aimed at protecting attendees from potential danger, it has also raised questions about event planning, crowd control, and the responsibilities of organisers when hosting large gatherings. Do you think the cancellation was the right decision, or could the situation have been handled differently?
Apostle Kwadwo Safo Kantanka's funeral was marked by a series of significant events, from legal challenges and family disputes to the eventual gathering of thousands of mourners to honour his life and legacy. This highlights the key moments that unfolded before and during the burial, offering a complete picture of one of Ghana's most closely followed funerals
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