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We're still talking about sex in this episode and we talk first times, getting over the shame and "watching". We have a wonderful guest in the person of Nana Darkoa a.k.a. Sexiana, founder of Adventures from the Bedroom of African Women and Director of Communications & Media of Association for Women's Rights in Development, who reminds us to embrace our sexy, in spite of our internalized insecurities. Follow Nana Darkoa's work: Twitter- https://twitter.com/nas009 & https://twitter.com/adventurefrom Adventures- https://adventuresfrom.com AWID- https://awid.org Music: Dumb - Kuvie ft. Ria Boss as Hajia Kitty, Baba Sana, BBgB, Jasmine Mack, Naadu (Prod. by Kuvie)https://soundcloud.com/kuvie/dumb

Podak Purple Sexpisode 1: Back Hoe by AccraWeDey

Cashiana, Quadiana and Kidiana climbed out of the post-Independence Day fog to talk body positivity, sugar daddies and the dysfunction that is R Kelly. This special International Women's Day episode celebrates women of all walks of life. Listen to find out who was the "Lower Lower" of the day.

A year has gone by already and PP alumni, Sergeant Thickums (Helen) and the Kid(Mame), come back to update us on life a year later. In this episode, we find that we're a little less optimistic about love, but more so about other experiences in life, including Kidi and future creative projects. We also chime in on Caster Semenya, John Dumelo, Jussie Smollett and other discussions currently going on.

What's Your Flavor: Season 1 Ep. 1 by AccraWeDey

It's the award winning AccraWeDeyThePodcast, blah blah blah. Our guests today, are Mame from Mame's Tastes and Maverick from Accra Fast Food Festival and they talked about food and cheating. Enjoy

Swaye Kid of CulArt Blog and Joey Chase walked into RGG Studios to talk to Moor Sound, King Joey and Copta about their "Incase You Missed This" project, which is out now by the way (https://fanlink.to/incaseyoumissedit), the state of the music industry and etc. Listen to find out more.

Podak Purple explores the scam that is adulthood in the Ghanaian context with return guests Nana Adwoa (@nadwoasey) and Anita(@anivick101) of Hacking Adulthood (@HackingAdulthood).

Nana Adwoa (@nadwoasey), Nana Adwoa @MsAjay (@Ms_AAjay) and Anita(@anivick101) join Podak Purple to share why you shouldn't watch Tyler Perry movies, their corporate pet peeves and the decision to take the route less traveled in building a career. Check out Ajay's new book "Final Fling" here: https://t.co/BCQdHEcpMN

After a million years, the gang gets back together and we talk about the world cup, new spots in Accra, the floods and many more. Stay Tuned and yessss WE'RE BACK...

On the second episode of Lunch With A Bad bitch, we had Awo Sade and Owuraku from Taste Tales and Ato Kwamina of 8 Volta Workspaces come in and talk about their respective ventures: what made them start it, their vision for the future, the Taste Tales Market that is being done in collaboration together on 2nd June 2018, and finally their take on the food in Ghana.

AccraWeDey and Omkar "@OmiTheHomie" Kamalapur present to you Lunch With A Bad Bitch. A podcast on all things food and drink in Accra. The first episode sees Jonny Stone, a popular events host and Joey Chase, founder of AccraWeDey join Omi as they talk about Oriental in Labone, the impact of social media on restaurants and how a review can make or break an upcoming place. Uncensored and unfiltered, the first episode is straight up balls to the wall craziness. This is just the beginning and there's more places and topics that will be covered in the upcoming episodes. The show also promises to give you fun reviews of places in Accra.

Episode Title: Press for Progress We celebrate International Women’s Month a week late, but at Podak Purple, every month is women’s month. It’s three times the trouble when Siran and Mansa join Pokuaa to talk Cardi B’s blow up, the combined nightmare of Ghanaian healthcare and childbirth, and sisterhood. It’s more or less a gushfest between 3 friends, but if you want a dose of girlpower, block off an hour or so and hop into this episode.

It's a thickums convention at Podak Purple headquarters with Helen (@FlavaFlavswife, IG: ordinaryfitgirll) and Mame (@mamestastes). We discuss creative outlets, being an intentional asshole and going vegan. Helen loves her 9-5 and definitely ISN'T tweeting her way through her way through her breakup with Idris Elba during working hours. Mame shares her discoveries about the linkage between food and her body in a passionate speech about nkontomire. There are a lot of gems in between the laughing fits so give it a listen.

The Process Summit kicked off at the BBNZ space in Nima this year, organized by Juls and Signatures outfit, the AccraWeDey team were invited to host a live podcast which featured industry players like Kofi BeatMenace, Seven, JaySo, Official Kwame and Kemist. There wasn't enough time to finish the conversation but this was a very good episode, especially if you work in the creative space. Enjoy!

Podak Purple is back, and this time she brought some friends with her to Rush City, Nima. Taylor, Cyril, Donald (of @GoldCoastReport) and Abankwa join us to relive the best and worst of Valentine’s Day in Ghana and define African romance. Turns out Donald is a baby boy with high standards and Abankwa wants to fight capitalism on the beach with a special someone. Taylor doesn’t rate the traditional flowers and chocolate anymore and Cyril officially puts himself on the market…. So… Ladies… *wink wink*. P.S. If you’d like to know where to pick up a Tupac sex doll, keep listening

forLoopAfrica is an independent community of software developers and enthusiasts across Africa. The organization has, in the last 18 months of operation, spawned into a fundamental fabric of the African tech ecosystem. The first forLoopAfrica Ghana event was organized at iSpace Ghana on November 11 2017. We were there and fortunate enough to have a conversation with two of the speakers, Neo Ighodaro, and Micheal Agbo-Tettey Soli. Our conversation ranged from why it is necessary to have events like forLoopGhana and why the things we take for granted - like steady power and internet - is essential to the growth of a productive Ghanaian developer community. Neo Ighodaro (https://www.neoighodaro.com) is the CTO of hotels.ng Michael Agbo-Tettey Soli (twitter.com/codeoverdoze) is a lecturer at the University of Ghana Agbogbloshie is a collaboration between AccraWeDey & TechNovaGH. Find out more about TechNovaGH here - http://www.technovagh.com/

The super talented Hanson Akatti makes a second appearance on AccraWeDeyThePodcast to talk about his first exhibition ever. Nii Mo does not make an appearance on this episode so Joey Chase and Pokuaa held the show down for the crew. Topics addressed range from inspiration for the exhibition to comics to areas in Accra to BBNZ. you are going to thoroughly enjoy this one.

A girl walks into a bar; in this episode, we discuss how normal everyday activities can become a nightmare for women, the need for a change in how we view sex workers and power struggles with law enforcement. Josie explains how androgyny does nothing to prevent sexual harassment and Rita tells us when she realized that a little cleavage pushes her below bar food on the social hierarchy of Accra nightlife

What do you need to look out for to ensure you create a sustainable and successful startup in Ghana? This is the premise of our conversation with Josiah, co-founder of iSpace. Our conversation meanders to include the Ghanaian startup culture, mindsets of Nigerian vs Ghanaian startups and the importance of capacity building in the tech community. iSpace (http://ispacegh.com), a technology hub, is created for and by the local tech community. They welcome talent, ideas and also champion the use of mobile and web technology for Social Impact. Agbogbloshie is a collaboration between AccraWeDey & TechNovaGH. Find out more about TechNovaGH here - http://technovagh.com/