"We Can Kill You and Nothing Will Happen" | Ibrahim Mahama Finally Breaks His Silence

"We Can Kill You and Nothing Will Happen" | Ibrahim Mahama Finally Breaks His Silence

Currentley ranked World No. 1 Contemporary Artist, Ibrahim Mahama sits down for a raw, honest, and deeply revealing exclusive conversation. From accidentally finding his way into art to becoming one of the most influential contemporary artists on the planet, Ibrahim Mahama opens up like never before. We spoke about: ▪️ The meaning behind some of his most headline-making artworks ▪️ How he’s using art to challenge injustice in Northern Ghana ▪️ Why he doesn't own a house ▪️ His recent viral clash with the IGP Special Police Task Force and the painful aftermath of the alleged assault. This is a conversation about purpose, power, pain, and using creativity to change society. Want this in video form? YouTube - https://youtu.be/whHB4DCyqd0 If you read to this point, this is your reminder to like this video and leave a comment and subscribe for better conversations CONNECT WITH DERICK Instagram -    / derick_elorm   LinkedIn -    / derick-elorm-ashilevi-talk-no-dey-cook-ric...   TitTok -   / talknodeycookricepodcast   Facebook -   / talknodeycookricestudios   CONNECT WITH TNDCR Instagram -    / talknodeycookricepodcast_   JOIN THE  CHEF'S WHATSAPP COMMUNITY https://chat.whatsapp.com/HqaW0Xfcule... Sponsors: Madou (Tailored Outfits - 024 409 1525) https://www.instagram.com/_madou_gh?igsh=ZHN0djBuOTYzYTJp DrezzUp Sneakers (055 066 7089) - https://www.instagram.com/drezzupsneakers?igsh=MTlicWdsN2dlNGJjeQ==  Perfume Escentia (054 147 0039) - https://www.instagram.com/the_perfume_escentia_?igsh=ZDk2anBuaWV4bXI= #TalkNoDeyCookRice #talknodeycookrice #ibrahimmahama #arts #policebrutality Want more?  Check here https://bento.me/talknodeycookrice [https://bento.me/talknodeycookrice]

How Ekosisen Became Ghana’s Number 1 Radio Political Show - Philip Osei Bonsu

When Philip Osei Bonsu popularly known as OB, sits down, you don’t just get a media personality—you get a story of grit, discipline, and purpose. In this powerful episode, OB opens up about his journey from Elubo (Ghana’s border town with Côte d’Ivoire) where he was raised by a single mother after the passing of his father, to becoming one of the most influential voices on Ghanaian radio. He shares how excellence became his standard early on—rising as a school prefect, topping his BECE exams, and graduating with a First Class (GPA 3.82) from the University of Ghana as a proud resident of Commonwealth Hall. But the journey wasn’t handed to him. In this conversation, he also reveals: How he took over the morning show at SKY FM in just 4 weeks The untold story behind his move to Asempa FM How he helped grow Asempa FM, Ghana’s biggest political and sports radio show His honest thoughts on men’s mental health and finding purpose This is a masterclass in resilience, preparation, and showing up when opportunity knocks. Watch the full conversation and take something with you. Want this in video form? Click here:  https://youtu.be/RAkuAvG2xV8 If you read to this point, this is your reminder to like this video and leave a comment and subscribe for better conversations Every Sunday, we bring you stories from the young people shaping leadership, industry & culture in Ghana.  CONNECT WITH DERICK Instagram -    / derick_elorm   LinkedIn -    / derick-elorm-ashilevi-talk-no-dey-cook-ric...   TitTok -   / talknodeycookricepodcast   Facebook -   / talknodeycookricestudios   CONNECT WITH TNDCR Instagram -    / talknodeycookricepodcast_   JOIN THE  CHEF'S WHATSAPP COMMUNITY https://chat.whatsapp.com/HqaW0Xfcule... #TalkNoDeyCookRice #Leadership #asempafm #politics #Ghana #Excellence Want more?  Check here https://bento.me/talknodeycookrice [https://bento.me/talknodeycookrice]

AI Expert: Why Most People Will Be Left Behind - Julian Owusu

Today’s guest on Talk No Dey Cook Rice didn’t start in boardrooms or business strategy sessions. He started in the ring. From boxing and football in South London to chasing a football career in Ghana with Eleven Wise, Julian Nana Owusu has lived multiple lives — and each one has shaped how he sees the world today. But right now, the world is shifting. Fast. Technology is redefining value. Entrepreneurship is reshaping economies. And many people are still waiting for someone to come and save them. So in this conversation, we sat down to unpack what’s really going on — and what you need to understand if you want to stay relevant. Julian is the founder of BuildTheCompany, and someone deeply invested in helping people execute at a higher level. In this episode, he shares why AI is no longer optional, why visibility online is critical, and why the future will favour those who build — not those who wait. He also gets honest about leadership. The pressure, the responsibility, and the loneliness that often comes with it. We spoke about: * Why waiting for government might be the biggest mistake young people are making * How AI is quietly changing the rules of the game * Why you can’t afford to be anonymous on the internet anymore * What leadership really feels like behind the scenes * Why entrepreneurship is becoming the backbone of the economy We also spoke about his definition of success, the role his family plays in grounding him, and the quiet but powerful influence of Mensah Otabil on his life and business thinking. These are not always comfortable conversations — but they are necessary. Because the truth is simple: Nobody is coming to save you. The question is… are you ready to build? Watch the full conversation and take something with you. Want this in video form? Click here: https://youtu.be/nEIGlr2zDag Apple Podcast - https://podcasts.apple.com/gh/podcast/talk-no-dey-cook-rice-podcast/id1750910237 Spotify - https://open.spotify.com/show/4DHFSWwk4v4xAJrDTCYODd?si=K46tYH5DSnG-oGyIPViAZg If you read to this point, this is your reminder to like this video and leave a comment and subscribe for better conversations Every Sunday, we bring you stories from the young people shaping leadership, industry & culture in Ghana.  CONNECT WITH DERICK Instagram -  https://www.instagram.com/derick_elorm/ LinkedIn -  https://www.linkedin.com/in/derick-elorm-ashilevi-talk-no-dey-cook-rice-podcast-910621175/ TitTok - https://www.tiktok.com/@talknodeycookricepodcast Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/talknodeycookricestudios/ CONNECT WITH TNDCR Instagram -  https://www.instagram.com/talknodeycookricepodcast_/ JOIN THE  CHEF'S COMMUNITY https://chat.whatsapp.com/HqaW0XfculeI4pqn3gCs4k #TalkNoDeyCookRice #Leadership #AI #Entrepreneurship #Ghana #Excellence # Want more?  Check here https://bento.me/talknodeycookrice [https://bento.me/talknodeycookrice]

Why Sarkodie, Stonebwoy & Shatta Wale Want George Quaye on Their Team

I had had the privilege of hosting George Quaye on Talk No Dey Cook Rice, and the conversation was a powerful reminder that true success is rarely loud — it is built quietly, consistently, and with intention. From starting out as a copywriter at Charterhouse to rising to become Head of Communications, George’s journey is one of growth, resilience, and deep gratitude for the opportunities that shaped him. He spoke candidly about failure — the moments where life did not go as planned — and how he found the strength to rise again. One striking reflection was how a simple coat in a room at Mfantsipim School became a symbol that helped him reset his mindset and push forward when things felt uncertain. We also explored his unwavering commitment to excellence, particularly in theatre production. Even when ticket sales are low, his standard remains high — a principle that defines his work and reputation. Beyond the work, George shared a refreshing perspective on relationships. His collaborations with top artistes such as Sarkodie, Stonebwoy, Shatta Wale, and Samini are not transactional. For him, it’s about trust, value, and genuine connection — not just billing. Perhaps most striking was his stance on media practice. In an era where controversy often drives attention, he deliberately chooses not to ask sensational or uncomfortable questions simply for engagement. His focus remains on meaningful, respectful, and impactful conversations. This episode is a masterclass in: Growth through consistency The power of non-transactional relationships Holding your standard, regardless of circumstances Choosing depth over noise Watch the full conversation and take something with you. Want this in audio form? Click here:  If you read to this point, this is your reminder to like this video and leave a comment and subscribe for better conversations Every Sunday, we bring you stories from the young people shaping leadership, industry & culture in Ghana.  CONNECT WITH DERICK Instagram -  https://www.instagram.com/derick_elorm/ LinkedIn -  https://www.linkedin.com/in/derick-elorm-ashilevi-talk-no-dey-cook-rice-podcast-910621175/ TitTok - https://www.tiktok.com/@talknodeycookricepodcast Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/talknodeycookricestudios/ CONNECT WITH TNDCR hnstagram -  https://www.instagram.com/talknodeycookricepodcast_/ JOIN THE  CHEF'S COMMUNITY https://chat.whatsapp.com/HqaW0XfculeI4pqn3gCs4k #TalkNoDeyCookRice #Leadership #CreativeIndustry #Ghana #Excellence Want more?  Check here https://bento.me/talknodeycookrice [https://bento.me/talknodeycookrice]

The Untold Story of McBernard Akpabey, CEO of MCB Studio Rentals

McBernard Akpabey is the Founder of MCB Studio Rentals , recognized as Ghana’s largest studio equipment rental company valued at 7 figures plus. His journey is not one of luck, trends or social media hype. It’s a story of collapse, obsession, precision, and discipline. After an intense A.M.A and landguard dispute that nearly ended everything, McBernard didn’t just “bounce back”,  he returned obsessed. Obsessed with details. Obsessed with excellence. Obsessed with perfecting every millimeter of his gears and systems. He adopted one strict rule that changed everything and that rule is the same reason MCB Studio Rentals now stands at the top of the industry. In this conversation,  we dive deep into: – Why most photographers and creatives fail – The harsh realities behind building a business in Ghana’s creative economy – What it really takes to be the number one studio rental company – And one powerful truth McBernard has never shared publicly before This episode is a blueprint, a warning, a motivation, and a masterclass wrapped into one. If you are a creative, entrepreneur, investor or simply someone trying to build something meaningful —this conversation is one you cannot afford to skip. Want more?  Check here https://bento.me/talknodeycookrice [https://bento.me/talknodeycookrice]