In this episode, I have an engaging conversation with the Ghanaian musician /activist called WanLuv the Kubolor. The interview espouses his mission and work within the music industry in Ghana, his sense of self and identity and brings awareness to the state of plastic waste choking Ghana's waters. Enjoy!

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In this episode of the Nana Yaa Yeboaa Show, I sit with the Mayor of the City of Brantford. The conversation delves into issues in the city, and how the city and the mayor's office are working to stem and provide assistance to those in need, especially in terms of mental health and housing.

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Literary art is an avenue for social change and transformation, a member of Ehalakasa. The voice of consciousness and the sound of the people merge into one by the poetry farm owner.
He runs through his master class of life lessons in this special.

My first love has always been poetry and storytelling, the impact on us and everyone around us. The stories that transform the world are often told in unlikely places. Natty Ogli, the poetry farm owner is making ripples in the literary scene in Ghana/Africa. Ripples are the beginning of events that will transform the life and arts of the people around him. He is also a member of the artist community and organization Ehalakasa. A driving force and positive space for artists in Ghana.

#ghana #africa #poetry #spokenword

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Junaid A. Limann's passion for history is evident in his work documenting the life and times of Dr Hilla Limann, former president of Ghana and the only president of the third republic.

Junaid is also an experienced filmmaker, event planner and entrepreneur. He has experience in advertising and marketing for national brands.

Join me for an informative conversation about history, music and entrepreneurship.

#africa #ghana #success

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Kwan Pa is a multiple award-winning, thriving and very dynamic indigenous band in Ghana that performs and promotes indigenous music of Africa in various forms. Kwan Pa believes in the assertion that Africa has a very rich musical culture which is worth flaunting to the world.

As part of the Philjoe Multi-Media Inc. network, this channel brings you transformative life conversations and views. Nana Yeboaa Show is dynamic and a representation of possibility in the face of impossibilities. Celebrating the small wins and appreciating the large congregate wins. Appreciating life as is and aiming to make it better.

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Dami Ajayi is a Nigerian writer and psychiatrist. He is the author of the poetry chapbook Daybreak & Other Poems (2013). His first volume of poems, Clinical Blues (Write House, 2014), was a finalist of the ANA Poetry Prize. It was also longlisted for the Melita Hume Prize and the Wole Soyinka Prize for Literature. A Woman’s Body is a Country (Ouida Books, 2017), his second volume, was selected by Quartz Africa in 2017 as one of the best books of the year, and it was a finalist of the Glenna Luschei Prize. His poems have been translated into Yoruba, Portuguese and Italian.

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magnetic and empowering visionary leader, father, digital media creator, and author, Neil ‘Logik’ Donaldson continually showcases the value in watering the seeds of dreams and passion, nurturing them into gifts that foster growth, education, and healing within his community. Possessing over fifteen years in the realm of youth and community empowerment, alongside the facilitation of community dialogue and evolution, Donaldson is the founder of Stolen from Africa and Reason with Logik, two outlets rooted in artistic expression and knowledge of self, promoting tangible change.

Established in 2004, initially piloted as a street apparel campaign, Stolen from Africa has evolved into a nationally incorporated, non-profit arts education organization focusing on cultural and historical awareness of the African Diaspora. The organization has executed Ontario-wide projects inclusive of documentaries, youth-led research projects, curriculum development, community collaboration, and strategic outreach. Because of these initiatives and Donaldson’s ongoing commitment to the interception and elimination of oppression, Stolen from Africa has secured funding from multi-level government, Toronto and Ontario Arts Councils, United Way, Trillium Foundation, The City of Toronto, Toronto District School Board, Toronto Catholic District School Board, and private donations.

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I share some of the lessons learned in my half a decade of doing interviews. I hope you gain something from this conversation.

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