The Yap!

Jamia K.

Honest conversations with interesting, diaspora women who refuse to fit in a box. The Yap! is hosted by Jamia (@rarenecessity), a content creator, digital strategist, and entrepreneur documenting her journey of quitting her 9-5, moving to Ghana, and building a location-independent life. Each episode features multifaceted women getting real about money, relationships, mental health, motherhood, purpose, and freedom. Because we are NOT a monolith. We don't all think the same or move through the world the same way. And that's exactly why this show exists. Follow @theyap.gh on Instagram.

Episodes

  1. Mar 23

    Soft Life vs. Hustle Culture: What’s the Real Cost? (ft. Alex Stewart)

    Is the soft life actually soft? And is hustle culture the only path to building the life you want? In this premiere episode, I sit down with Alex Stewart — a dancer turned movement therapy coach and instructor based in Adenta, Ghana — to have the conversation about what it actually costs women to hustle versus slow down. We get into the mental health toll of both, how it shows up in relationships, what “working like a woman” actually means, and how to find your passion with real, practical steps. Plus, we talk about our experiences living in Ghana as women — cost of living, safety, the highs and the lows — and close it out with our Girl’s Girl Moment where we hype up what we’re building. Connect with Alex: @alex.movesss & @alex.bydesign (IG) | @alex.movess (TikTok) Connect with Jamia: @rarenecessity (all platforms) | therarenecessity.com Join The Reset Circle (free diaspora-focused community for women looking to connect, collaborate, grow, and cultivate authentic sisterhood): https://forms.gle/xg65u4GoJGgCE4oA7 The Best Life Challenge: therarenecessity.com/challenge (for those looking to build a life they don't want to vacation from)

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About

Honest conversations with interesting, diaspora women who refuse to fit in a box. The Yap! is hosted by Jamia (@rarenecessity), a content creator, digital strategist, and entrepreneur documenting her journey of quitting her 9-5, moving to Ghana, and building a location-independent life. Each episode features multifaceted women getting real about money, relationships, mental health, motherhood, purpose, and freedom. Because we are NOT a monolith. We don't all think the same or move through the world the same way. And that's exactly why this show exists. Follow @theyap.gh on Instagram.

Information

  • Creator
    Jamia K.
  • Years Active
    2026
  • Episodes
    1
  • Rating
    Clean
  • Copyright
    © Jamia K.
  • Show Website
    The Yap!