The Sound of Accra Podcast

Adrian Daniels
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In 2019, Adrian Daniels had a brainwave to launch a podcast platform to showcase Ghanaian excellence to the world. The internet is already crowded with content from Ghana: YouTube, Social Media pages, etc. However, after hosting 2x Networking Events during Christmas 2018 & 2019 in Accra for the Global African Diaspora, Adrian noticed a lack and desire for networking, whilst meeting many creatives and entrepreneurs from around the globe. In January 2020, The Sound of Accra Podcast was born. Powerful interviews with Top Founders, Entrepreneurs and Creatives from Ghanaian heritage or interest, leaving listeners with meaningful takeaways for life, business and career. New episodes weekly. YT: https://www.youtube.com/thesoundofaccrapodcast IG: https://instagram.com/thesoundofaccra LT: https://linktr.ee/thesoundofaccrapod

  1. 1d ago

    Why Ghana's Diaspora Sent $6.5 Billion Home in 2024 & Where That Money Is Really Going

    Listen to this episode next: "From $50K to $120M: How an Indian Entrepreneur Unlocked Ghana’s Invisible Economy": https://open.spotify.com/episode/77R8TPtq28wEpGinpg9kDW?si=Kv4Ml72pQbCab70PtHqjhQ In this episode, Adrian breaks down one of the most important and least talked about stories in Ghana's growth right now: the relationship between diaspora remittances and Ghana's real estate boom. In 2024, Ghana received close to $6.5 billion in remittances, almost four times the country's total foreign direct investment that same year. By 2025, that figure was reportedly approaching $7.8 billion. Ghana is now one of the largest remittance-receiving countries in sub-Saharan Africa, second only to Nigeria. But this episode isn't just about the numbers. It's about where that money is actually going, and why Key Topics: Why diaspora money is increasingly flowing into land, homes, and property rather than everyday expensesWhy the United States is the single largest source of remittances into Ghana, and what that means for property demandThe neighbourhoods driving the boom: East Legon, East Legon Hills, Airport Residential Area, Airport Hills, Ridge, Tse Addo and AburiThe growing ecosystem of agents, architects, project managers and interior designers built specifically to serve diaspora clients managing builds from abroad The emotional pull behind the investment, legacy, generational wealth, cultural roots and "the motherland"The lasting ripple effects of the Year of Return (2019) on relocations, property purchases and diaspora identity Special thanks to our Partners Send money to your loved ones. You should try Sendwave! Use our code TENI0 to get a £10.00 credit towards your first transfer: https://try.sendwave.com/kjap/3gju22h Supercharge your media with AI thanks to Castmagic: https://www.castmagic.io/?via=adrian-daniels Want to start your own podcast? We recommend Buzzsprout!: https://www.buzzsprout.com/?referrer_id=957388 Connect with Us Website: https://thesoundofaccra.com YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@thesoundofaccrapodcast Social Media: https://linktr.ee/thesoundofaccrapod 📧 Contact Email: info[at]thesoundofaccra.com 🔗 Connect with Adrian 👥 Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/danielsadrian/ 🎙 About the Podcast The Sound of Accra Podcast was established six years ago by Adrian Daniels in January 2020, on the back of running networking events in Accra and launching a failed online platform for Ghanaian tourists, visitors and business people. The mission is to showcase Global Ghanaian Excellence by spotlighting top Ghanaian leaders, founders and executives from the Global Ghanaian Community.

    10 min

  2. Jun 5

    Is Mahama Finishing What Nkrumah Started? Ghana's 60-Year Vision Is Finally Being Executed

    The episode explores the parallels between Mahama and Nkrumah, highlighting similarities in their policies and ambitions. It delves into the themes of the 24-hour economy, self-reliance, national coordination, Pan-African gateway, and infrastructure-led growth, drawing comparisons between the two leaders. Takeaways Parallels between Mahama and Nkrumah in policies and ambitionsSimilarities in economic and development strategies Chapters 00:00 Exploring Parallels07:12 Pan-African Gateway

    10 min
  3. From $50K to $120M: How an Indian Entrepreneur Unlocked Ghana’s Invisible Economy

    May 31

    From $50K to $120M: How an Indian Entrepreneur Unlocked Ghana’s Invisible Economy

    Listen to this episode next: "Meet Accra's Superfast Grocery Delivery Startup! X Konzoom Shop": https://open.spotify.com/episode/20jDEjYO5beSMjMEPoMYjL?si=d15f698052ab45e5 In this episode, Adrian explores how Deepankar Rustagi identified and capitalised on the invisible economy in West Africa to build a multi-million dollar platform to support the Ghanaian economy. We explore the significance of seeing overlooked markets, the importance of digital data and the strategic moves behind Omnibiz’s exponential growth. Key Topics: The gap between physical local markets and their digital invisibility in West AfricaHow a small insight Lagos in Portugal vs. Lagos in Nigeria sparked a transformative business ideaDeepankar’s strategy: observing the market deeply before building a data-centric platformThe massive informal trade economy in West Africa and its fragmentationOmnibiz’s innovative model: a data platform that connects retailers, distributors, and brands without owning logistics infrastructureThe remarkable fundraising journey: from $50K seed to over $29M in total fundingExponential growth: 71,818% revenue increase from 2020 to 2023The importance of identifying blind spots and seeing opportunities with fresh eyesLessons for local entrepreneurs: ask what’s invisible in your market and how to digitise itThe broader impact: modernising West Africa’s economy from within, driven by data and innovation Special thanks to our Partners Send money to your loved ones. You should try Sendwave! Use our code TENI0 to get a £10.00 credit towards your first transfer: https://try.sendwave.com/kjap/3gju22h Supercharge your media with AI thanks to Castmagic: https://www.castmagic.io/?via=adrian-daniels Want to start your own podcast? We recommend Buzzsprout!: https://www.buzzsprout.com/?referrer_id=957388 Want to create and edit your own your podcast? We recommend Descript: https://descript.cello.so/Q8VoDhgOhCG Timestamps 00:00 - Intro 00:26 - The physical market landscape in Ghana and West Africa's informal economy 00:55 - The gap between local businesses and digital recognition 01:22 - How Deepankar identified Lagos in Portugal as a data discrepancy and opportunity 02:18 - The meaning behind digital invisibility for millions of small businesses 03:17 - Deepankar’s decision to address these gaps rather than walk away 03:46 - Background of Deepankar: experience in FMCG, consulting, and local innovation 04:14 - The origins of We Connect and understanding digital discovery for small businesses 05:10 - The importance of observation and market insight in building successful startups 06:02 - The scale of West Africa's informal trade economy and its significance 07:00 - How Omnibiz connects retailers to brands through digital tools instead of logistics 07:29 - The platform's extensive network of brands and market presence in Ghana, Ivory Coast and Nigeria 07:59 - Omnibiz’s data-centric model inspired by Uber and Airbnb 08:20 - The strategic choice to build a backbone, not a logistics company 09:15 - Seed, Angel, Series A financial milestones 09:44 - Astonishing growth: 71,818% revenue increase during COVID period 10:40 - Impact of Omnibiz in transaction volume and profitability in West Africa 11:37 - The core lesson: seeing opportunities where others see only routine 12:04 - The importance of constant re-evaluation of local markets and blind spots 12:33 - Building digital infrastructure to unlock West Africa’s informal economy 13:04 - Outro Connect with Us Website: https://thesoundofaccra.com YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@thesoundofaccrapodcast Social Media: https://linktr.ee/thesoundofaccrapod 📧 Contact Email: info[at]thesoundofaccra.com 🔗 Connect with Adrian 👥 Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/danielsadrian/ 🎙 About the Podcast The Sound of Accra Podcast was established six years ago by Adrian Daniels in January 2020, on the back of running networking events in Accra and launching a failed online platform for Ghanaian tourists, visitors and business people. The show spotlights Ghanaian Entrepreneurs, Founders and Creatives worldwide with the aim of leaving listeners with meaningful takeaways to apply to life, business and career. The mission is to showcase Global Ghanaian Excellence.

    14 min
  4. How a Payment Provider in Africa Helped a Business Double Digital Sales in a Year

    May 28 ·  Bonus

    How a Payment Provider in Africa Helped a Business Double Digital Sales in a Year

    Listen to the full episode next: “The Secrets behind Mobile Money's Explosive Growth in Africa: Insights from Pawa Pay's CFO": https://open.spotify.com/episode/0U2GPEUfyPmhtpmlSu3DoZ?si=CPc16FnAQ9-9CBTMscFFZw In this episode snippet, Adrian and Aaron explores how PawaPay is transforming digital payments across Africa, highlighting the strategic growth, customer success stories and the broader implications for businesses expanding into new markets. Special thanks to our Partners Send money to your loved ones. You should try Sendwave! Use our code TENI0 to get a £10.00 credit towards your first transfer: https://try.sendwave.com/kjap/3gju22h Supercharge your media with AI thanks to Castmagic: https://www.castmagic.io/?via=adrian-daniels Want to start your own podcast? We recommend Buzzsprout!: https://www.buzzsprout.com/?referrer_id=957388 Want to create and edit your own your podcast? We recommend Descript: https://descript.cello.so/Q8VoDhgOhCG Key Topics: The evolution and growth of PawaPay over the yearsHow expanding payment flows and markets drives business confidenceReal-world success story: increasing digital payments and retentionThe importance of customer growth for payment providersThe ripple effect of expansion on both the provider and clients Timestamps 00:00 - Building PawaPay and its long-term vision 00:22 - The growth trend in Africa’s payments landscape 00:55 - Challenges and opportunities in entering new markets 01:20 - Significance of expanding payment flows across regions and products 01:24 - Recognition of success through client expansion 01:50 - A case study: customer’s digital payment transformation in West Africa 01:55 - Impact on recurring payments and renewal rates 02:15 - How digital payment adoption fuels business growth 02:19 - The direct link between customer growth and PawaPay’s success 02:30 - The mutual growth spiral: clients and PawaPay benefiting together 02:49 - The enthusiasm of being part of the payment evolutionç Connect with Us Website: https://thesoundofaccra.com YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@thesoundofaccrapodcast Social Media: https://linktr.ee/thesoundofaccrapod 📧 Contact Email: info[at]thesoundofaccra.com 🔗 Connect with Adrian 👥 Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/danielsadrian/ 🎙 About the Podcast The Sound of Accra Podcast was established six years ago by Adrian Daniels in January 2020, on the back of running networking events in Accra and launching a failed online platform for Ghanaian tourists, visitors and business people. The show spotlights Ghanaian Entrepreneurs, Founders and Creatives worldwide with the aim of leaving listeners with meaningful takeaways to apply to life, business and career. The mission is to showcase Global Ghanaian Excellence.

    3 min
  5. The Surprising Complexity of Cross-Border Payments in Africa Revealed | Fintech Fridays

    May 22 ·  Bonus

    The Surprising Complexity of Cross-Border Payments in Africa Revealed | Fintech Fridays

    Listen to the full episode next: “The Secrets behind Mobile Money's Explosive Growth in Africa: Insights from Pawa Pay's CFO": https://open.spotify.com/episode/0U2GPEUfyPmhtpmlSu3DoZ?si=CPc16FnAQ9-9CBTMscFFZw In this episode snippet, Adrian and Aaron explore the unique challenges and opportunities of operating within Africa's payments ecosystem. PawaPay's CFO (Aaron) shares how the company's strategic presence on the ground fuels its success and how payments are a critical part of business expansion across the continent. Special thanks to our Partners Send money to your loved ones. You should try Sendwave! Use our code TENI0 to get a £10.00 credit towards your first transfer: https://try.sendwave.com/kjap/3gju22h Supercharge your media with AI thanks to Castmagic: https://www.castmagic.io/?via=adrian-daniels Want to start your own podcast? We recommend Buzzsprout!: https://www.buzzsprout.com/?referrer_id=957388 Want to create and edit your own your podcast? We recommend Descript: https://descript.cello.so/Q8VoDhgOhCG Key Topics: The multifaceted role of a CFO in a fintech company active in AfricaHow treasury and payments are central to facilitating international businessThe importance of local presence and regulatory compliance in African marketsBuilding networks, relationships, and understanding local economiesSupporting businesses from startup to expansion through seamless payment solutionsChallenges and strategies of managing operations across 20 African countriesThe value of being locally licensed and compliant for sustainable growthHow on-the-ground teams and partner networks facilitate operational efficiencyHow payments frameworks influence strategic decision-making for companies entering AfricaThe evolving landscape of mobile money, banking and digital wallets in Africa Timestamps 00:00 - Introduction to the CFO’s role at Pawa Pay 00:10 - A day in the life of a CFO working across Africa 00:20 - Treasury management and international payments explained 00:49 - The importance of payments in business strategy and client relationships 01:09 - Supporting African businesses through payments and risk management 01:20 - Opportunities on the continent for new market entrants 01:36 - The operational complexity of managing cross-border transactions 02:06 - How Pawa Pay enhances efficiency through treasury integration 02:31 - Building local presence and relationships for sustainable growth 02:58 - The significance of on-the-ground teams and partnerships 03:13 - The value of being locally licensed and compliant 03:38 - Managing extensive mobile, banking, and payment networks across Africa 04:22 - The strategic role of networks and local understanding in expansion efforts Connect with Us Website: https://thesoundofaccra.com YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@thesoundofaccrapodcast Social Media: https://linktr.ee/thesoundofaccrapod 📧 Contact Email: info[at]thesoundofaccra.com 🔗 Connect with Adrian 👥 Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/danielsadrian/ 🎙 About the Podcast The Sound of Accra Podcast was established six years ago by Adrian Daniels in January 2020, on the back of running networking events in Accra and launching a failed online platform for Ghanaian tourists, visitors and business people. The show spotlights Ghanaian Entrepreneurs, Founders and Creatives worldwide with the aim of leaving listeners with meaningful takeaways to apply to life, business and career. The mission is to showcase Global Ghanaian Excellence.

    5 min
  6. Ghana's 7th in the Global Rankings: What this means for Ghanaians

    May 21

    Ghana's 7th in the Global Rankings: What this means for Ghanaians

    Listen to this episode next: “The Secrets behind Mobile Money's Explosive Growth in Africa: Insights from Pawa Pay's CFO": https://open.spotify.com/episode/0U2GPEUfyPmhtpmlSu3DoZ?si=CPc16FnAQ9-9CBTMscFFZw Adrian breaks down Ghana's recent top 10 African ranking in the 2026 Best Countries list, according to Business Insider Africa. He explains what this achievement truly signifies beyond the celebration and explores the deeper implications for Ghana's development, entrepreneurs, and global reputation. Reference: https://africa.businessinsider.com/local/markets/10-best-countries-in-africa-according-to-latest-ranking/c3l7l9n Key Topics: The methodology behind the 2026 Best Countries ranking, including its focus on governance, economy, health, infrastructure and culture.Ghana's position at seventh among African countries, with recognition of its exports and democratic stability.Analyzing Ghana's global influence and regional representation, and what it indicates about the country's soft power.The concentration of Ghana’s economy in Accra, generating 34-39% of the country’s GDP, and the risks associated with this urban dependency.The significance of Ghana’s comparative advantage in sectors like telecommunications, banking, digital services and resources.The challenges Ghana faces, such as infrastructure gaps, political stability, and talent retention, despite its ranking.The importance of building on the strengths and addressing weaknesses to move beyond rankings toward sustainable growth.Lessons from other African nations’ diverse development strategies and what Ghana can emulate. Special thanks to our Partners Send money to your loved ones. You should try Sendwave! Use our code TENI0 to get a £10.00 credit towards your first transfer: https://try.sendwave.com/kjap/3gju22h Supercharge your media with AI thanks to Castmagic: https://www.castmagic.io/?via=adrian-daniels Want to start your own podcast? We recommend Buzzsprout!: https://www.buzzsprout.com/?referrer_id=957388 Want to create and edit your own your podcast? We recommend Descript: https://descript.cello.so/Q8VoDhgOhCG Timestamps 00:00 - Ghana's "Top 10" ranking in Africa- celebration or reflection? 01:17 - How the 2026 Best Countries ranking is evaluated: metrics and methodology 01:47 - Ghana's recognition not just by data, but through regional influence and global perception 02:41 - Ghana's strengths: stability, democracy, and private sector ecosystem 03:11 - Challenges: debt restructuring, infrastructure, environmental issues, and talent drain 04:10 - The critical role of Accra in Ghana’s economic contribution and risks of urban dependency 05:37 - What this ranking means for entrepreneurs, investors and the diaspora 06:39 - The future outlook: sectors to watch ( telecoms, banking, digital, AI and more) 07:51 - How Ghana's soft power and storytelling shape its global narrative 08:33 - Lessons from other African countries and the importance of country-specific growth strategies 09:03 - Building an inclusive, resilient Ghana rooted in democratic stability and innovation 09:50 - The real "race": transforming rankings into actionable growth and national pride 10:07 - Outro Connect with Us Website: https://thesoundofaccra.com YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@thesoundofaccrapodcast Social Media: https://linktr.ee/thesoundofaccrapod 📧 Contact Email: info[at]thesoundofaccra.com 🔗 Connect with Adrian 👥 Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/danielsadrian/ 🎙 About the Podcast The Sound of Accra Podcast was established six years ago by Adrian Daniels in January 2020, on the back of running networking events in Accra and launching a failed online platform for Ghanaian tourists, visitors and business people. The show spotlights Ghanaian Entrepreneurs, Founders and Creatives worldwide with the aim of leaving listeners with meaningful takeaways to apply to life, business and career. The mission is to showcase Global Ghanaian Excellence.

    11 min
  7. The Secrets behind Mobile Money's Explosive Growth in Africa: Insights from PawaPay's CFO

    May 15

    The Secrets behind Mobile Money's Explosive Growth in Africa: Insights from PawaPay's CFO

    Listen to this episode next: “The Future of Ghana's Real Estate with Kofi Anku": https://open.spotify.com/episode/25fircS0ZSeFl3g2VGnPNh Discover how Pawa Pay is revolutionizing digital payments across Africa, focusing on the power of mobile money, and explore the evolving landscape that shapes Africa’s fintech ecosystem. Join us as we speak to Pawa Pay's CFO Aaron Markowitz-Schulman, as we dive into strategies for scaling, regulatory challenges and the exciting potential of stablecoins and Web3 in Africa. Visit PawaPay's website: https://www.pawapay.io/ Key Topics: Pawa Pay's focus on Africa’s mobile money ecosystem and the scale of operations in 20 countriesWhy mobile money leapfrogged traditional banking and its role as Africa’s original stable coinStrategies for building local presence and maintaining compliance across diverse marketsThe importance of in-person relationships and local networks for expanding fintech servicesThe significance of regulatory harmonisation in advancing cross-border payments and fintech growthTransitioning from Web 2 to Web 3 and the role of stablecoins and digital assetsInsights into scaling infrastructure to handle over 5 million transactions per monthThe future roadmap: remittance, banking integration and digital assets like stablecoin walletsThe impact of Africa’s youthful population and technological advancements on fintech innovationThe importance of collaboration, local expertise and long-term vision in Africa’s fintech evolution Special thanks to our Partners Send money to your loved ones. You should try Sendwave! Use our code TENI0 to get a £10.00 credit towards your first transfer: https://try.sendwave.com/kjap/3gju22h Supercharge your media with AI thanks to Castmagic: https://www.castmagic.io/?via=adrian-daniels Want to start your own podcast? We recommend Buzzsprout!: https://www.buzzsprout.com/?referrer_id=957388 Want to create and edit your own your podcast? We recommend Descript: https://descript.cello.so/Q8VoDhgOhCG Timestamps 00:00 - Introduction to Pawa Pay and Africa’s payment landscape 00:44 - Mobile money’s leapfrogging effect over traditional banking systems 01:31 - How Pawa Pay operates across Africa with a single API 02:07 - Focus on local payment methods and mobile money dominance 03:18 - Why Pawa Pay is all-in on mobile money, not alternative payments 04:24 - The growth of mobile wallets and the significance for businesses 05:27 - The strategic focus on mobile money in Africa's digital economy 08:30 - Aaron’s role as CFO and day-to-day responsibilities 10:37 - The importance of local presence and relationships for expansion 12:15 - Building a unified cross-country payment ecosystem 14:50 - Transaction milestones and growth over the years 16:35 - Transitioning from Web 2 to Web 3 and the role of stablecoins 17:28 - Mobile money as Africa’s original stable coin and its future potential 20:19 - Pawa Pay’s early adoption of stable coins in their treasury 21:17 - The significance of the fintech passport in regional expansion 22:46 - Africa’s regulatory landscape and opportunities for harmonization 23:54 - Insights into customer use cases and platform scalability 25:23 - How growth impacts wallet usage and recurring payments 27:02 - The excitement around Africa’s fintech future and innovation 28:36 - The role of global companies and local startups in Africa’s growth 30:16 - Roadmap: remittance, digital assets, and new fintech developments 32:30 - Challenges of regulation and compliance across diverse markets 35:03 - Scalability of infrastructure and transaction capacity 37:37 - The vision for Pawa Pay’s ongoing evolution and industry impact 38:47 - Final message for fintech entrepreneurs and partners interested in Africa 40:25 - Closing remarks and upcoming opportunities Connect with Us Website: https://thesoundofaccra.com YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@thesoundofaccrapodcast Social Media: https://linktr.ee/thesoundofaccrapod 📧 Contact Email: info[at]thesoundofaccra.com 🔗 Connect with Adrian 👥 Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/danielsadrian/ 🎙 About the Podcast The Sound of Accra Podcast was established six years ago by Adrian Daniels in January 2020, on the back of running networking events in Accra and launching a failed online platform for Ghanaian tourists, visitors and business people. The show spotlights Ghanaian Entrepreneurs, Founders and Creatives worldwide with the aim of leaving listeners with meaningful takeaways to apply to life, business and career. The mission is to showcase Global Ghanaian Excellence.

    41 min
  8. Why Ghana Is Losing Its Brightest Talent to Other African Countries

    May 14 ·  Bonus

    Why Ghana Is Losing Its Brightest Talent to Other African Countries

    Listen to the full episode with Christina Carmel, How to effectively do business in the African Music industry: https://thesoundofaccra.com/episode/how-to-effectively-do-business-in-the-african-music-industry-x-christina-carmel-s6-ep10 In this snippet, we explore with African Music and Entertainment Industry Expert, Christina Carmel, why Ghana is seeing its top creators, promoters and influencers being sought after by other African countries such as Rwanda and South Africa. The conversation uncovers the strategies behind cross-border talent acquisition, the role of Ghana’s tourism and media industries, and the untapped potential of local influencers. Discover what Ghana can do to retain its homegrown talent, maximize the long-term impact of initiatives like the "Year of Return" and boost its reputation on the global stage. Topics The current wave of Ghanaian influencers and promoters being recruited by other African nations Strategies used by Rwanda and South Africa to attract top Ghanaian talentThe impact of social media influencers versus traditional tourism campaigns Lessons learned from the "Year of Return" and why Ghana needs long-term thinkingActionable recommendations to help Ghana retain and empower its creative community Special thanks to our Partners Send money to your loved ones. You should try Sendwave! Use our code TENI0 to get a £10.00 credit towards your first transfer: https://try.sendwave.com/kjap/3gju22h Supercharge your media with AI thanks to Castmagic: https://www.castmagic.io/?via=adrian-daniels Want to start your own podcast? We recommend Buzzsprout!: https://www.buzzsprout.com/?referrer_id=957388 Want to create and edit your own your podcast? We recommend Descript: https://descript.cello.so/Q8VoDhgOhCG Connect with Us Website: https://thesoundofaccra.com YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@thesoundofaccrapodcast Social Media: https://linktr.ee/thesoundofaccrapod 📧 Contact Email: info[at]thesoundofaccra.com 🔗 Connect with Adrian 👥 Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/danielsadrian/ 🎙 About the Podcast The Sound of Accra Podcast was established six years ago by Adrian Daniels in January 2020, on the back of running networking events in Accra and launching a failed online platform for Ghanaian tourists, visitors and business people. The show spotlights Ghanaian Entrepreneurs, Founders and Creatives worldwide with the aim of leaving listeners with meaningful takeaways to apply to life, business and career. The mission is to showcase Global Ghanaian Excellence.

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In 2019, Adrian Daniels had a brainwave to launch a podcast platform to showcase Ghanaian excellence to the world. The internet is already crowded with content from Ghana: YouTube, Social Media pages, etc. However, after hosting 2x Networking Events during Christmas 2018 & 2019 in Accra for the Global African Diaspora, Adrian noticed a lack and desire for networking, whilst meeting many creatives and entrepreneurs from around the globe. In January 2020, The Sound of Accra Podcast was born. Powerful interviews with Top Founders, Entrepreneurs and Creatives from Ghanaian heritage or interest, leaving listeners with meaningful takeaways for life, business and career. New episodes weekly. YT: https://www.youtube.com/thesoundofaccrapodcast IG: https://instagram.com/thesoundofaccra LT: https://linktr.ee/thesoundofaccrapod

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  • Creator
    Adrian Daniels
  • Years Active
    2020 - 2026
  • Episodes
    284
  • Rating
    Clean
  • Copyright
    © 2026 Adrian Daniels
  • Show Website
    The Sound of Accra Podcast