Accrawedey Radio

This is for the battle rap fans, Joey Chase and Bread9fe talk to the boys behind Lyrical Wars.

After the love received from episode 1, Bread9fe and Joey Chase go into the studio with the newly formed duo of Temple and Yaw P (GuyGuy Beats)to talk about their new project and themselves.

The boys are back to give you relationship advice and troll your heartbreak issues.

A Certain Rap Podcast is a podcast that touches on topics from the music industry, from the politics to the promotion of new music and talent. The first episode talks about the beef between Manifest and Sarkodie, our guests included Rap Kid, Ofoli Kwei, Ofoe Amegavie and Styles Free. Bread9fe and Joey Chase are the hosts of this podcast.

We may have wrapped up season two of #AccraWeDeyThePodcast but we haven't stayed quiet. Just over a month ago we went live at the MESH Confab and spoke to a number of people. MESH Creative Confab is a biannual event that brings together the very best of Ghanaian creativity under one roof for the purposes of meeting, exploring and sharing creative ideas, projects, products and services. This clip is an interview with Honorable Dzifa Gomashie who is the Deputy Minister for Tourism, Culture & the Creative Arts. Key takeaways include that we in the creative industries have to take advantage of the presence of a Government ministerial portfolio for creative arts. Connect w/ MESH: http://meshgh.com

We may have wrapped up season two of #AccraWeDeyThePodcast but we haven't stayed quiet. Just over a month ago we went live at the MESH Confab and spoke to a number of people. MESH Creative Confab is a biannual event that brings together the very best of Ghanaian creativity under one roof for the purposes of meeting, exploring and sharing creative ideas, projects, products and services. Nana Osei Kwadwo is a writer and social media manager. He has worked with AccradotAlt to organize Chalewote festival since their beginning and currently works with Gallery1957 in Accra Connect w/ MESH: http://meshgh.com Connect w/ Nana Osei: http://twitter.com/nanasirosei

We may have wrapped up season two of #AccraWeDeyThePodcast but we haven't stayed quiet. Just over a month ago we went live at the MESH Confab and spoke to a number of people. MESH Creative Confab is a biannual event that brings together the very best of Ghanaian creativity under one roof for the purposes of meeting, exploring and sharing creative ideas, projects, products and services. Essenam Deblos works with Alliance Francaise Accra. Alliance Francaise offers French classes for adults and children, and English classes for native French speakers. They also host numerous cultural events, including music, dance, theatre and film performances. Connect w/ MESH: http://meshgh.com Connect w/ Alliance Francaise Accra: http://afaccra.org

We may have wrapped up season two of #AccraWeDeyThePodcast but we haven't stayed quiet. Just over a month ago we went live at the MESH Confab and spoke to a number of people. MESH Creative Confab is a biannual event that brings together the very best of Ghanaian creativity under one roof for the purposes of meeting, exploring and sharing creative ideas, projects, products and services. We caught up with Kobby Graham (who is a lecturer, writer & the DJ known as Funky Professor) who moderated a panel on copyright issues in Ghana and he gave us a few music tips. Connect w/ MESH: http://meshgh.com Connect w/ Kobby Graham http://kobigraham.wordpress.com

We may have wrapped up season two of #AccraWeDeyThePodcast but we haven't stayed quiet. Just over a month ago we went live at the MESH Confab and spoke to a number of people. MESH Creative Confab is a biannual event that brings together the very best of Ghanaian creativity under one roof for the purposes of meeting, exploring and sharing creative ideas, projects, products and services. Kuukuwa Manful is an architect who uses her skills to help impact society. She is cofounder of sochiarchi a social intervention. During our interview with her she stressed the importance of being involved in the political process. "Know your assembly man and engage with them". Connect w/ MESH: http://meshgh.com Connect w/ Kuukuwa Manful: http://sociarchichecture.com https://kuukuwa.wordpress.com/

this episode was a moody one for us since it's the final one of season 2 *sob* Paa Kwesi of BigxGh maintains his 'fear no one' policy while Curtis of Kwabena Awuku photography tells us how he became Sarkodie's personal photographer. NiiMo then gives out shoutouts to all our lovely listeners. connect w/ Bigxgh www.bigxgh.com connect w/ Kwabena Awuku Photography www.kwabenaawuku.com Thank you all so much for keeping us company. We can't do without you. While we prepare a new, exciting season, follow our adventures on Snapchat & IG: accrawedey Mwuah!

This is the episode where the crew of the Hagtivist podcast join us to discuss witchcraft, religious predictions, how to get their own 'Joey' & other heavy stuff. The Hagtivist podcast is run by members of the Humanist Association of Ghana. Connect w/ Hagtivist Podcast: Facebook:Hagtivist Soundcloud: https://soundcloud.com/hagtivist-podcast Thank you for listening. We really appreciate it. Please holla at us for whatever (including joining us on the show) at accrawedey@gmail.com. #AccraWeDey

We speak with Hassan Salih, architect, urban designer and founder of MESHGH about how Accra can be improved through urban design and the importance of designing for people. Sylvernus Darku (the photographer known as BLACKIMAGEGH) also discusses why professional critique is necessary for creative growth and development. Connect w/ Hassan Salih: twitter: @bullz_i www.meshgh.com Connect w/ Sylvernus Darku: IG: blackimagegh FB: TeamBlackImageGH Thank you everyone for listening. We notice and appreciate it. If you'll like shoutouts please email us on accrawedey@gmail.com or twitter: accrawedey. #AccraWeDey

we discuss heartbreak scenarios & cheating in episode 2. Gina let's us know what it is: When your girl cheats on you, it's YOUR fault. Don't try to understand it just accept it. music by @reefer

March may be over but everyday is Women's Day in the AccraWeDey studio. Episode 11 is a conversation with two Ghanaian women making society a better place for all by utilizing the opportunities available in Accra. Akyaa & Jemila discuss falling in love with and making a living out of trash, the value of sisterhood, seaside khebab & how to avoid a "copy & paste" blogging culture. Connect w/ Jemila twitter: @jabdulai website: circumspecte.com http://chats.viber.com/circumspecte Connect w/ Akyaa twitter: @AkyaaN website: http://greenghanaian.org twitter: @greenghanaian

Here's proof that Magnom & Lil Shaker who are rapper/producers, can easily also double up as comedians. If you can get past the back to back jokes and uncontrollable laughter, you'll hear how two of the biggest names in Ghanaian hip-hop built their brands up from dorm room rappers to highly sought after beatmakers. Connect w/ Magnom: https://www.facebook.com/MagnomBeats/ @MagnomBeats Join Lil Shaker: https://www.facebook.com/Shaker.Skillion/ AccraWeDey: twitter.com/accrawedey accrawedey.tumblr.com

Happy GH Hip-hop Month! Our conversation with Bread9fe, Brownberry & Dada Eli spanned favorite Ghanaian rap verses, how March became Ghana Hip-hop month, streetwear's influence on high fashion and why you should never wait for external validation. Brownberry has been supporting the hip-hop culture for almost 10 years and is still on radio as host of The Brownberry Show - facebook.com/brownberryshow Bread9fe, a videographer, has been documenting hip-hop in Ghana since high school and is creator of Lyrical Wars GH - http://www.youtube.com/user/lyricalwarstv Twocedi is a streetwear brand inspired by African style and proudly Made-in-Ga - instagram.com/twocedi Thank you for listening. Email us with your suggestions or questions: accrawedey@gmail.com

3 of Accra's eligible bachelors run their mouths about love, relationships & what it means to be an ex Music by Reefer Tym - Beeshi ft Luther (prod by Smoque) Contact Reefer: soundcloud.com/reefertym #YourTimePassThatBeWhyYouBeEX #EverythingIsGravy

Broadcast journalist & morning show presenter Nana-Sentuo joins our regular hosts (Poks, Nii & Adjei) to discuss hair salon etiquette, the best place to live in Accra and the idea of day-names no longer being accepted on official documents. Say hi to Nana-Sentuo Bonsu: http://twitter.com/yourNSBlove Connect with AccraWeDey: http://twitter.com/AccraWeDey http://facebook.com/AccraWeDey http://instagram.com/AccraWeDey S/O to our engineer, Smoque

When you're Kajsa, blogging (like coconut oil) is the cure for everything including culture shock, bad restaurant service and touchy minors. During our conversation she tells us about the origin of the BloggingGhana network and we all moan about the pain of creating original content in Ghana (yayy to doing it well). As always, Accra we all dey so please: share your comments with us. #AccraWeDey

Did you know that Spintex was named after the Printex (then Spintex)factory on Plot 106A? In this episode of #KnowYourAccra, Pokuaa helps us navigate through the traffic of the Spintex Road area, detailing how it went from being an industrial area to a somewhat posh residential address. We love to hear from you so please send us your comments & suggestions. #AccraWeDey