With Nyasha Michelle

“I quit acting… and then everything changed.”
Actress and storyteller Adwoa Akoto joins Nyasha Michelle for a reflective conversation about purpose, identity, and what it means to stay true to yourself in the creative industry.
From moments of doubt to finding fulfilment through storytelling, this episode explores the quiet turning points that shape a creative journey. It’s honest, thoughtful, and rooted in the realities many artists face but rarely speak about.
Watch the full conversation to hear Adwoa’s story in her own words.
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Namibian actor and reality TV personality Luis Munana, best known for Young, Famous & African and Big Brother Africa, sits down with his good friend and our beloved host, Nyasha Michelle.
In this honest and unfiltered conversation, Luis opens up about navigating fame on a continental stage, representing Namibia on a global Netflix platform, and the realities of life after reality TV 📺✨
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6x International Dunk Champion Joel Henry, also known as Royal Guard, sits down with us to share the defining moments that shaped his career, the struggles he’s overcome, and the art of transforming your body and mind to reach your goals.
From escaping a life of crime to building an international brand, Joel opens up about faith, family, and the legacy he hopes to leave on and off the court. Plus, he takes on our rapid-fire game “Dunk or Pass” – from dunking over a moving car to skydiving mid-air with a hoop below!
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Gracey Mae — the lawyer turned music executive — has sat down with everyone from Burna Boy to Wizkid to Tems. In this episode, she drops real gems on what it means to show up unapologetically as yourself and how she’s navigated the music industry as a Black woman.

From career pivots to industry politics, Gracey has taken every challenge in her stride. Multi-skilled, multi-talented, and deeply committed to pouring into others, she now uses her experience to mentor and coach the next generation of creatives.

She’s also a radio host at Aphronbeats and the CEO of M.A.E, making her one of the most dynamic voices shaping the culture right now.

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This week, we are joined by actor Simon Haines, one of the newest faces in The Running Man starring Glenn Powell.

Simon’s story is a powerful mix of vulnerability, ambition and reinvention. He speaks about growing up in a challenging environment, discovering creativity in unexpected places, and navigating the pressure of elite institutions. From composing film music to performing in one-man shows, stand-up and even drag, Simon’s journey shows how many versions of yourself you can grow through before you find the one that fits 🎭🎙️

This episode is reflective, grounded and genuinely inspiring. 

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