Open Conversations Joseph-Albert Kuuire

All good things come to end...

This is officially the final episode for the season and for the podcast. Listen in to hear why this podcast was started and why we're drawing the curtains to a close.

This episode was inspired by the YouTube video "Cut"

Mame and I discuss videos from the YouTube channel "Cut", a channel which has interesting videos including blind dating and asking people interesting questions. We compare those videos to what is currently in the social culture in the city of Accra. We discuss open relationships, infidelity, the concept of "body count", lack of sex education, and my recent blind dating experience.

A recent article by the well-known author sparked a flurry of discussions on social media which went from themes of personal betrayal, mob mentality, and social media toxicity. (Article here)

In today's episode, I talk with my friend Kiiki to break down everything from social media mobs, woke and cancel culture, and the toxicity of modern-day social media.

So we're back from our little break. It's been a while so here's some new content :)

In today's episode, I talk with my friend Ama and talk about her recent marriage and how everything transpired from dating to eventually getting married. We also discussed cultural differences between Ghanaians in the UK and Ghanaians in Ghana and the different views.

We hope to get more episodes in the future. Hope this holds you up to then.

In today's episode, we speak to a podcast guest from last year (Afia), who recently got married. We spoke to her about what it was like moving from dating to being exclusive and eventually get proposed and getting married. 
She also shared some insights about having marriage counseling in her church before getting married and the traditional way of getting hitched.

(This is a rebroadcast episode from Season 1)

In today's episode, we talked to Edinam who is one half of the popular podcast "2 Pesawas". 

We talked about how she started her podcast, our cynicism for Ghana's future, social life, and modern dating, how culture prevents us from questioning things in society and being introverted and how she keeps busy.