In this episode, Ayirebuah and Maureen reminisce on their days in high school. The friendships, highs and lows as well as how the last 10 years went and how they hope the next 10 years will go. It's a trip down memory lane! Tune in

In this episode, Ayirebuah and her guest Maria discuss their favourite television show couples and reminisce on how badly they were rooting for each couple 🙊🥹❤️. Enjoy listening! This episode is dedicated to Matthew Perry 🙏🏾

In this Episode, Ayirebuah breaks down popular facts about boxing legend Azumah Nelson and the Ghanaian national football team, Black Stars. It's an informative one! Tune in! Theme Song by BlaQad.

Hiya! In this episode, Ayirebuah shares what people think is their weird food combo or the weirdest food combinations they’ve seen! There are some REALLY weird ones so tune in to find out! As usual, it’s a fun one. 🫶🏾💃🏾

Welcome back! In this episode, Ayirebuah chats with her Ghanaian-Canadian cousin, Michelle about various cultural differences/shocks. As usual, the conversation is a fun one! Tune in! Theme Song by BlaQad🎶This episode is dedicated to Madam Dora Regina Ayirebuah Osei. May her gentle soul Rest in Perfect Peace 🙏🏾💐…

Ayirebuah is back from a very long hiatus! Yaay! In this episode Ayirebuah’s friends and family talk about what the saying “Nkran y3ntena fie” means. It was boldly written on the back of a Trotro and she thought “Hmmm🤔 something to speak about!” Enjoy!Theme Song by BlaQadMusic in the episode: Me Ne Woa by M.anifest, King Promise The creator does no…

In this episode, Ayirebuah speaks with her guest, Gyamaa Owusu Boakye, a big fan of the app called TikTok and how it (the app) affects our daily lives. It is a fun one! Press play. *Temporary Theme Song by BlaQad.

In this episode, Ayirebuah talks to postgraduate Law student Kakra Boakye, about the choice of studying Law. It may look like it would just be a little difficult, but when you hear it from law students themselves, you will learn that it comes with a lot of difficulty... oh and perks. Enjoy the episode! (Temporary Theme Song by BlaQad)…

In this episode, Ayirebuah has a hearty conversation with fitness enthusiast, Nana Osei Brown (Strong and Toned Fitness) about what it means to be fit in general as well as ways one can achieve fitness in their daily routine. Tune in!Temporary Theme Song by BlaQad.

Where are the Friends, Suits and The Office fans? In this episode Ayirebuah talks about the shows she rewatches most of the time as well as some movies that she’s watched and enjoyed on Netflix. Check it out! Temporary Theme Song in this episode by BlaQad

In this episode, Ayirebuah has a conversation with musician BlaQad about the nice things of Music. BalQad also shares his music and teaches us about certain things we did not know about African music. It’s a great episode! Enjoy 💕

On this episode, Ayirebuah speaks with author of 'Out of the Silence' by Irene Afriyie Boafo, a devotional that seeks to help sexual abuse survivors step out of any shame they may be feeling and to reassure them that there is a happier side after the silence. Hope it helps!

It’s been more than a year since the pandemic hit us. Life as we know it changed a lot! In this episode, Ayirebuah asks her friends( Maria Yalley, Doris Wuaku, Gideon aka Blaqad, Michael Selby, Vanessa Boifio, Jocelyn Asante, and Juliana Ackom) questions about how they have been able to deal with the pandemic and how life is going during the pandem…

Do you understand loyalty? I know Arsenal fans do, because even at the centre of banter and trolling, Arsenal fans stay true to their club and support it with their full chest. In this episode, Ayirebuah talks to Gunners, Nidal and NAS about their love for Arsenal F.C. The episode also includes messages from other Gunners such as Ike Asante, Jeffer…

Hey you! Welcome to Season 2 of Ayirebuah Speaks... Literally. A podcast about the random things and thoughts that shape my personality. In this episode I pick random notes from my phone, which are really just poems waiting to be heard, and read them . It's a basic random introduction to Season 2 and I hope you like it! You can watch this episode o…

In this season finale, Ayirebuah goes back in time with her best friend of 14 years. They talk and laugh about their days in primary and JHS at Jack and Jill School. It’s filled with great laughs! 😂 Listen. Thank you for Season 1🥳🎈

In this episode, Ayirebuah talks to medical students, Tessy and Hillary as well as medical doctor, Fathia Lara about the real deal when it comes to studying and practicing medicine in Ghana. It's quite different from our favourite show Grey's Anatomy, but is interesting nonetheless. Have a listen!

In this episode, Ayirebuah talks about what she’s learning on her online course i.e. Screenwriting and how it has helped her in her current semester at Creative Writing school. It’s informative and humorous. You want to have a listen!🗣🎙💕

In this episode, Ayirebuah has a discussion with her cousin and sister about the different experiences that came with growing up in a Ghanaian home in the U.S.A. and growing up in Ghana. It’s an exciting one! Have a listen💕🇬🇭

In this episode, I talk with Ghanaian writer and the Samira Bawumia award winner for Poetry, Jay Kophy, ‘Sonder’ writer, Nadia- Selase Kpenge and Ghanaian poet, Nana Obeng Koranteng, who writes under the pen name ‘Nannz’ about a writer’s life.

Do you have a reality show you go crazy about? Well, mine’s Big Brother. Last year though, I went really crazy, but thankfully I wasn’t alone. In this episode, Naa Shika and Jocelyn join me to discuss how we met on social media because of the show and the trouble we went through because of some two housemates. Enjoy!…

On today’s episode, Ayirebuah talks with Bernard, a music lover about how friends can have almost everything in common except taste in music... Ayirebuah gives a rap freestyle as well. It’s a music discussion on this episode so tune in!💕

On today’s episode, Ayirebuah talks with Maureen Agbagba about the difficulty in making friends, reasons why people don’t want/can’t make friends and well you know... friendships in general. It is a very fun and entertaining episode! Tune in!

Don’t you just love it when you see food on social media? Don’t you love it more when you get to know where you can get the food and how much it costs? This episode focuses on Food Bloggers in Accra/Ghana and how much they are loved and appreciated ❤️ A Foodie and a Food Blogger share their insights.…

The Pilot. Ghanaians may remember the game show “It Takes Two” from back in the day. That show required contestants to know basic things about each other. In this episode Ayirebuah gives facts about herself so her listeners will be able to answer in case they are ever called to answer questions about the host of the Podcast they listen to 😂. Enjoy …