Eleven years after one of Ghana's darkest days, the pain still lingers.

On June 3, 2015, devastating floods and a deadly explosion at the GOIL station at Circle claimed more than 150 lives and changed countless others forever. While the nation mourned, survivors and families of victims were left to rebuild lives marked by loss, trauma, and unanswered questions.

In this episode, we remember those who never made it home, hear the haunting experiences of survivors, examine the support that followed—or failed to follow—and ask whether Ghana has truly learned from the tragedy.

As floods continue to threaten communities every rainy season, we explore the root causes, the promises made, and the uncomfortable question that remains eleven years later:

Have we done enough to ensure that June 3 never happens again?

A story of grief. A search for accountability. A reminder that remembrance must be followed by action.

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In this episode, we examine the rise and fall of Abu Trica — the Ghanaian influencer whose extravagant lifestyle garnered global headlines, and whose arrest sent shockwaves through the online community. What started as jaw-dropping flexes on Snapchat and Instagram turned into a multi-million-dollar romance scam that allegedly targeted elderly victims in the U.S., with funds flowing through a sophisticated network and the FBI’s Cleveland Division leading the charge.

We break down how he was caught, who he was really connected to, and how artificial intelligence and fake online personas fueled the scam. But this isn’t just a crime recap — it’s a conversation about what drives people toward quick wealth, why social pressure to appear rich online can blind us to ethics, and how we should think about influence in the digital age. This is a story about scams, but also about why we should resist the temptation to chase after evil disguised as luxury. 🔍💸

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Let’s talk truth, lessons, and how we choose to define success in a world obsessed with showing off wealth. ✨

We do not own the rights to the soundtracks and music used in this production.

Content rights belong to

1. Kwesi Arthur - Fefe Ne Fe

2. O Kenneth - Balenciaga

3. Black Sherif - Sacrifice

4. Odumodu Blvck - Wotowoto Seasoning

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Have you ever noticed how some of us are quick to share things in public, only to enjoy them secretly in private?

In this episode, we dive into that side of Ghanaian culture that feels… a little hypocritical.

From the uproar around Beauty in Black season two and its gay scenes, to how people ridicule something just because they’re not publicly connected to it—yet can’t help but binge-watch it—we unpack it all.

It’s raw, it’s real, and it’s about us holding a mirror to ourselves.

🎧 Tune in, share your thoughts, and let’s have the conversation we keep avoiding.

We do not own any rights to the music used in this production.

Music Rights belong to

1. Sarkodie - Violence ft Kweku Smoke

2. Ayisi - Grind

3. FOKN Bois - Brkn Lngwjz

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