Accra's Round Table

In this brief season finale, Alec uncovers a couple of less-known facts about humanity and it's co-existence with aliens. Ignoring Western accounts, he focuses on ET activity from indigenous accounts within Africa, especially from South Africa, Mali, and Ghana. This episode marks the end of our first season here at ART, and we wish our thousands of listeners a safe and challenging existence. See you soon with new content from Season 2!

In this unique episode, Alec and Michael have a candid conversation on what it means for a human being to become God. They allow themselves to get comfortable enough and share their experiences on meditation, sleep paralysis, astral projection, lucid dreaming, and healing others around them. Here the Quaye brothers unpack the basic how-to behind accessing anything your heart wants and to truly become GOD in your life.

"Expelliarmus!"... and bullshit like that. In this episode, the Quaye brothers sit down again with Oswald the Son, after the previous dramatic episode. Up for grabs are the topics of why the host, Alec Quaye, left his Christian ministry to pursue his individual path, as well as Oswald teaching how to personally access the spirit world for yourself and answering the ultimate question of "Was Jesus A Wizard?". We hope you have a magical listen and are inspired to at least gain a different perspective on what is considered normal.

"BURN IT! BURN IT! BURN IT!...". In this special episode, the Quaye brothers interview Oswald the Son - famously successful betting predictor and thought-provoker - on the issues surrounding the Church and Christianity here in Accra. Oswald talks very directly about false teachings in the Church, angry and intolerant Christians, the spiritual realm, and how anyone - absolutely anyone - can approach God for themselves, with or without Jesus. We hope this podcast inspires our cherished listeners to quit the barriers we put up surrounding God, and truly understand that the Creator is in all of His Creation, hoping to see all of us understand how deeply connected we truly are.

In this episode, the Quaye brothers link up with Eugenia, a.k.a Kim Bakop3, and talk about radical feminism vs genuine feminism in Accra, the sensitive culture, why we can and can't say certain things, and why any of this even matters. Hope you enjoy this open show!