The Peswa Podcast

Sam Jonah’s Daughter Speaks Out: Building Lionheart From Scratch

What does it really take to build something meaningful when your last name already carries weight?In this episode of the Peswa Podcast, Tamara Jonah opens up about her journey—growing up as the daughter of legendary Ghanaian business mogul Sam Jonah, and carving her own path in business while building Lionheart Group.From early exposure to high-level leadership and global business environments, to stepping into the pressure of expectation, Tamara shares the reality of navigating identity, legacy, and ambition. She speaks candidly about what it takes to build in Ghana, the lessons she’s learned in real estate and investment, and why long-term thinking is key to sustainable success.This conversation goes beyond business—it’s about responsibility, resilience, and redefining what it means to lead as a young African entrepreneur.If you’ve ever felt the pressure to live up to expectations, or you’re trying to build something that lasts, this episode is for you.Watch now and tap into the mindset behind building legacy-level impact.#PeswaPodcast #TamaraJonah #LionheartGroup #AfricanEntrepreneurs #BusinessInGhana

The Reality of Affordable Housing in Ghana

From a short-lived football career in England to building a real estate company in Ghana, Michael Kyei-Ayensu’s journey is a masterclass in resilience, reinvention, and relationships. In this episode of the Peswa Podcast, Michael opens up about his time as a professional footballer, including stints with Charlton Athletic and West Ham United, and how that experience shaped his “never give up” mindset. After football, he transitioned into business and went on to found Jacob West — proving that sometimes your greatest capital isn’t money, but people. He shares how networking, trust, and relationships became the foundation of his success in Ghana’s real estate industry. We also dive into a critical conversation about housing in Ghana. Michael explains why affordable housing remains a challenge and why developers alone cannot fix the issue without proper government infrastructure, policies, and systems in place. This episode is for anyone navigating career pivots, building from scratch, or trying to understand the realities of entrepreneurship in Ghana. Don’t forget to like, subscribe, and share. #PeswaPodcast #Entrepreneurship #GhanaRealEstate

Uncle Ebo Tells His Story: "8 Years of Failure Paid Off"

In this powerful episode of the Peswa Podcast, we sit down with legendary Ghanaian playwright and Roverman Productions founder, James Ebo Whyte, to unpack one of the most inspiring creative journeys in Africa. From three failed attempts at stage plays to making a life-altering decision in the year 2000 to burn his certificates and pursue theatre full-time, Uncle Ebo Whyte shares the raw truth behind his journey — the struggles, the doubt, and the years of failure that followed. For 8 long years, nothing seemed to work. But in 2008, everything changed. He sold out TWO shows at the National Theatre — a moment that not only marked his breakthrough, but helped revive stage plays in Ghana. In this episode, he also reflects on: * His impactful years at Joy FM and how media shaped his voice * Why choosing the right partner in marriage is one of life’s most important decisions * How he and his wife have navigated life without biological children and redefined legacy through impact This conversation is about faith, risk, purpose, and the power of staying the course when nothing is working. If you're chasing a dream, this episode is for you. 🎭 Subscribe for more powerful African stories 📍 Follow Peswa across all platforms 🎙️ Listen on all streaming platforms #PeswaPodcast #JamesEboWhyte #RovermanProductions #AfricanStories #Entrepreneurship #Theatre #Purpose

“There is a scheme to make Africans feel less”- Kojo Soboh

In this episode of the Peswa Podcast, we sit down with Kojo Soboh — founder of the EMY Africa Awards — to unpack his journey from brand builder to cultural architect shaping how Africa celebrates its own.Kojo shares the story behind EMY Africa and why he believes recognition is one of the most powerful tools for transformation on the continent. From redefining success to challenging the idea that you must leave Africa to “make it,” this conversation dives deep into identity, ambition, and purpose.One of the most powerful moments in this episode is when Kojo highlights the urgent need to celebrate African excellence. He explains how many young people feel pressured to travel abroad because they don’t see enough success stories at home — and how platforms like EMY are working to change that narrative.This is more than a conversation — it’s a call to see value where you are, build where you stand, and believe in what Africa already has.Subscribe for more conversations that challenge how you think about success, culture, and the future.

NUBUKE: Why You’re Still Stuck & The Courage to Try Anything

In this episode of the Peswa Podcast, we sit down with Nubuke — a creator whose entire journey is built on one simple but powerful idea: just try. From navigating uncertainty to building a platform rooted in curiosity, Nubuke shares how leaning into the unknown shaped her path and helped her discover purpose along the way. This conversation dives into the fear of starting, the pressure to have things figured out, and why waiting for the “perfect moment” might be the very thing holding you back. One of the most powerful moments in the episode is when she breaks down the real goal behind everything she does — to get people to try new and different things, take risks, and actually do something with their lives instead of just thinking about it. This isn’t just a conversation about content creation. It’s about mindset, action, and choosing movement over comfort. If you’ve been stuck, overthinking, or waiting for a sign — this is it. 🎧 Listen, reflect, and most importantly… act. #PeswaPodcast #Nubuke #TakeTheRisk #StartNow #DoItScared