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Hosted by Yo Charley Studios · arts · EN-US · 160 episodes
Yo Chale Studios Podcast Network is a youth-focused digital media platform from Ghana, creating bold conversations around news, culture, politics, sports, technology, music, lifestyle, and social issues shaping young people today. From daily discussions on what’s happening in Ghana, to deep dives into relationships, football analysis, music stories, tech trends, and youth-driven political conversations, Yo Chale Studios delivers original, authentic, and relevant content across Africa and the diaspora. This network features multiple shows including What Dey Go On , Shege & Vibes , Democracy Dey Street , Behind the Music , Tech Trends , and more — all produced with one goal: to inform, entertain, and amplify the voice of the youth. New episodes drop regularly across all major audio platforms.
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Episode #64
A student of the University of Mines and Technology (UMaT) has made a shocking allegation about a friend and her alleged HIV status. In a story circulating online, the student claims her friend was living with HIV and allegedly expressed intentions to infect other people. The claim has sparked concern and reactions online. Support the show
Episode #65
KNUST hostel owners are pushing back against the Rent Control Department’s attempt to regulate student hostel fees, arguing that the department does not have the legal authority to control charges at purpose-built student hostels. Support the show
Episode #62
The Acting Rent Commissioner, Frederick Opoku, has inspected hostels around the Koforidua Technical University (KTU) following complaints from students about conditions at some private hostels. The inspection focused on issues including sanitation, accommodation standards and compliance with regulations. The exercise has also led to action against some hostels found to be operating below required standards. Support the show
Episode #63
A Ghanaian woman from the Western North Region has opened up about her disturbing experience after travelling abroad with the hope of finding work. She says she was promised a job in Jordan but ended up in Baghdad, Iraq, where she alleges she was held for months, had her phone taken away and later suffered abuse while working as a domestic worker. Support the show
Episode #61
Tension erupts as Humble Soul’s baby mama, Shantel, reportedly storms his residence over their daughter, Najat. The confrontation has sparked conversations online as both sides appear to have differing views over the child’s custody. Support the show
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