CWNpodcast: Recent Episodes
Conversations, Wine and a little Nonsense
The goal of the Conversations with Naseeba podcast is to help open the hearts and minds of its audience. We plan to achieve this by having creative, spontaneous, intellectual and most importantly, inclusive conversations.
Our good friend, Mish joins us to discuss Ghana's elimination from the AFCON tournament this year. Enjoy
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In this episode, we have our first guest for the season, Adams. We discuss with him Naseeba's story about her relationship that lasted only two days. Enjoy--- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/cwnpodcast/message
In this episode, we discuss rumours and indications of Ghanaian musician Becca's skin bleaching. We talk largely about bleaching, why people do it and how they benefit from it.
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In our 10th and final episode of the year, we discuss Christmas in Ghana and how it has lost its innocent festive value.
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Abrantie and Naseeba have a heated discussion about whether indeed everyone is loved unconditionally except men. Enjoy
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In this episode, we discuss a statement made Ghanaian musician, Samini about marriage and men. We further discuss infidelity and gender dynamics. Enjoy
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In this episode, Efo and Abrantie try to understand why girls act oblivious to guys being interested in them. Naseeba explains why.
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In this episode, Abrantie, Efo and Naseeba discuss comments made by musician, Mzbel's son regarding religion and his assertion that God does not exist.
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Efo breaks down his grievances about the recently held #OccupyJulorbiHouse in Ghana.
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In this episode, we discuss Ghana's most memorable modern-day protest yet. Did it give what it was supposed to give?
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In this episode, Abrantie brings up Naseeba calling him acolourist because of his romantic preference for light-skinned women. He thinks it's wrong and Efo agrees with him? Or maybe not? Listen to find out.
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WE ARE BACK!!! In this episode, we discuss why we have not posted episodes for a very long time. We sincerely apologise for our lack of activity, please don't leave us! Naseeba explains how domestic life triggered the longest break on the show.
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We have not posted for a while so we thought we would dump this side convo from on of our episodes. We will be back with more epsiodes very soon. Stay tuned guys! Enjoy!
Music: Dream by KhayX Beats. Find him on SoundCloud and YouTube.
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Growing up, we are constantly asked who our role model is. We usually see these people as almost god-like. We refuse to see their mistakes and shortcomings and even when we do, we are quick to brush them aside like they are insignificant. But we grow up and realise that no one is perfect, including our role models. In this episode, we discuss what role models should be and what they are, as well as how having them has affected our perception of success and journeys to self-actualization. P.S by Naseeba: "This is not a Beyonce slander. I still do and will always have respect for her. Also, I give the impression that she has not creative value at all. She does, just not to the extent I always thought. That's my point." Enjoy! Music: Dream by Khayx Beats. You can find his other beats on YouTube and SoundCloud.
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This episode features Abrantie's friend, Gabby. They both share their experiences growing up on gaming centres; gambles, bullying and the fight for survival. Enjoy! Music: Dream by KhayX Beats. You can find his other beats on YouTube and Soundcloud.
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This episode is a continuation of the previous one, episode 14. Abrantie and Naseeba talk sex positions and later in the episode, Naseeba questions her virginity. Listen to find out what the deal is with her 'sex' life. Enjoy! Music: Dream by KhayX Beats. You will find more of his beats on YouTube and Soundcloud.
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In this episode, Abrantie and Naseeba talk about their experiences as virgins and their thoughts on being virgins in a modern-cum-traditional climate filled with the paradox of sexual liberation and virgin shaming. Do listen and share. You can also send us audio messages or hit us on our Instagram page to let us know what you think and share your virginity stories with us. Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/invites/contact/?i=1ve77ggynegiy&utm_content=l0npgta Enjoy! P.S: This is only the first half of the full episode on virgin shaming. The rest will be uploaded next week. Stay tuned! Music: Dream by KhayX Beats. You can find more of his work on YouTube and SoundCloud.
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In this episode, Naseeba and Abrantie are joined by Christopher to discuss whether it is advisable to stay in a relationship in order to protect the feelings of your partner. They go into details about breakups and share some of their own breakup stories. Enjoy! Music: Dream by KhayX Beats. You can find more of his work on YouTube and Soundcloud.
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Song Association is a game that is played by singing a mentioned word in a song that exists. On this fun episode, Naseeba and Abrantie play the game of song association to release some stress and divert from the recent serious topics they have been covering. Hope this helps you release some stress too. Enjoy! Music by KhayX Beats. You can find more of his beats on YouTube and Soundcloud.
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In this episode, we look at life from Naseeba's perspective. Interviewed by Abrantie, she does most of the talking. This is something she doesn't do usually, you guys may have noticed. Do listen and get back to us with your thoughts. Enjoy.
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In this episode, Abrantie and Naseeba discuss some of their experiences with religion. In understanding religion, there comes the conclusion that religion may be more about the people you worship God with, than about God. Abrantie shares some scary withcraft stories as well. Listen, like and share. Thank you.
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In this episode, my friends Efo, Mish, and Abrantie share their experiences in previous relationships. Listen to hear very funny stories about heartbreak, recoveries, and hearts that may never recover. Enjoy!
Music: Dreaming by KhayX Beats. You can check out his work on SoundCloud.
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In this episode, Abrantie and I chat with a friend of mine, Farida, about fantasies of love and the reasons why people cheat in relationships. There will come a break in the middle of the convo so don't be caught off guard. Enjoy! Beat by KhayX Beats. You can listen to his other works on SoundCloud.
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In this episode, Abrantie, Naddy, Mish and I discuss break-ups; Abrantie's in particular. We talk about how his inability to move on may be blocking his chances of finding love. Enjoy!
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There are assertions that the acceptance of bride price in marriages is pretty much the sale of the wife to her husband. In this episode, Chris and Naddy join me to discuss and debate the significance or otherwise of this requirement in customary marriage proceedings.
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After a break, we are back again. In this episode, we tell the story of how a robbery held us from posting content for a while. We also share some struggles that we have had with entrepreneurship so far in our lives.
This episode is dedicated to all hustlers. Keep pushing.
Beat by: KhayX Beats. You can listen to his other works on SoundCloud.
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Spotify launched in Ghana in February 2021 and we are all here for it!!! As podcasters, it means a lot for us and also for Ghana's music creatives and audience, this may be somewhat of a much-needed breakthrough. We talk about everything you need to know about Spotify Ghana in this episode of the CWNpodast. Enjoy!
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Mish, Abrantie and I talk about love and vals day. This the second part of the second episode.
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This episode comes in two parts. The first has Naseeba and Abrantie talk about how their valentine's day went and brush on other topics of love and relationships. This is a very loose conversation. Nothing serious. Enjoy!
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In the first episode of CWNpod, I talk with Efo Korku Mawutor, the CEO of Efo Korku Mawutor Communications Consulting about my consideration to be single in my 20s. We explore the reasons for and implications of this idea. We touch on topics of marriage, sex and even OCD. Yes, OCD is Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder, not Control. Thanks for joining the CWNpod family. Enjoy the conversation.
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