Hagtivist Podcast

Gyekye Tannoh talks about the roots of oppression in the introductory session at our collaborative event with LGBTQ+ Ghana, The Beginning.

Life as the child of a politician,  the chaos of Ghana, democratized households, freethinking and secularism. 

We discuss the past, social and economic systems, student activists,  democracy and the future.

Revolutions of the 70s, Nkrumahism, Activism and humanism, Socialism and Marxism

Special Episode, CSE, Ghana, Sexuality, Education, LGBTQIA++

Traveling. Emotional growth. Family life. Academic integrity. 

Living in Akatsi and Accra. African mums and dads. Terrible teachers and great mentors.

Teenage woes. Spiritual growth. The beauty of logic. Street epistemology. Church going atheists.

Rebel. Catholic. Feminist. Pan-africanism. Patriotism.  Change. Growth. Paradoxes. 

Living in a global village. Catholicism. Code switching and dumbing down. 

Learning disabilities. Science and Philosophy. Existential threats and Ebola.

Growing up with a single mother. Normalized pedophilia.  Learning and growing. From Homophobia to acceptance and activism.  Pardon the whispers! 

Talking to Justice about life in Ghana, non-belief, and mental health issues. If you need someone to talk to or are in need of a mental health professional, kindly contact the Humanist Association of Ghana on any of our platforms.

Conversation about finding self.

Malik, Ros, Justice and Ato join in on a conversation about the limits to freedom of speech with a look at the Affirmative Action law proposed in the Ghanaian Parliament.