BlacVolta Nightlife Podcast

In this episode of the BlacVolta Podcast, we sit down with Michael Nichols, widely known as the “Gen Z Godfather,” to explore how a new generation is reshaping the future of entertainment across the continent. From nightlife and events to influencer culture, Afrobeats, brand partnerships, and the creator economy, Michael shares why Gen Z has become the audience every brand wants to reach. Drawing...

What does it take to build two thriving careers in industries where most people can barely survive one? Eddy Acquah A.K.A. Happy Guy is one of Ghana's most sought-after MC and founder of Eddy Acquah Properties. He joins us for a conversation that is equal parts business masterclass and honest reflection on what it really means to build something meaningful in Accra. From MCing his father's...

From picking up a camera with zero film school experience to directing some of the most visually exciting music videos in Afrobeats, filmmaker Meekah Jagun is part of a new generation of African creatives redefining storytelling through visuals. In this episode of the BlacVolta Podcast, Meekah Jagun breaks down his unconventional journey into filmmaking, navigating the creator economy in Africa, a...

She’s booked Burna Boy, Davido, Wizkid, Shatta Wale, Sarkodie, Rema, and Asake to one of Africa’s biggest festivals — AfroFuture. Today on the podcast, we sit down with Khadija El Alawa, the Head of Music and Talent at AfroFuture. With nearly a decade in the game, she breaks down her journey through leadership and entrepreneurship — from building in the music industry to running an FMCG business —...

On this episode, we sit down with Ellen Osabutey, one of Ghana's biggest lifestyle and fashion influencers, to break down the uncomfortable economics of the creator scene. How much do brands actually pay? Where is the money really coming from? And is any of this lifestyle actually real? Ellen takes us through her journey, from a viral photo that got her over 10K new followers overnight, to brand d...

Today’s guest is Ameyaw Debrah who has been at the center of Ghanaian entertainment media for over two decades. From blogging to breaking stories, interviews, and shaping how Ghanaian entertainment travels across Africa and the diaspora — he’s built one of the most recognizable voices in the industry. But today we’re not just talking headlines. We’re going deep into the man behind the media — his...

Detty December has become one of Africa’s biggest cultural moments — but did 2025 live up to the hype? On this episode of the BlacVolta Podcast, we break down everything that went down during Detty December 2025 in Accra, Ghana. From Afrofuture and Detty Rave to the biggest concerts, day parties, and nightlife events, we unpack the culture, the money, and the evolution of Africa’s biggest party se...

Joshua Baraka on Ghana, Juve, and the business of music Ugandan star Joshua Baraka joined the BlacVolta Podcast during his trip to Ghana, where he spoke about his journey, the creative process behind his new album Juvee, and the project’s growing global impact. The conversation went beyond music, touching on the realities of record labels, artist contracts, and ownership in today’s industry. In th...

On this episode of The Bout, we put luxury brands face-to-face with the creative economy. On one side: Moët & Chandon and Diageo. On the other: the creatives shaping culture across Africa. Joining the conversation were Kojo Sobo, Executive Director of EMI Africa, and Bliss King, celebrity host and creative. Together, they unpacked how brands can invest more intentionally into creatives—and how cre...

At Entertainment Week Ghana, four of the most brilliant minds shaping the creative ecosystem came together for a powerful panel on what it will take to scale Ghana’s creative industries: Abdul Abdullah (CEO, AfroFuture), Ibrahim Mahama (Ghanaian contemporary, award-winning artist), Lady Dentaa MBE (President, GUBA Network), and Rex Omar (Presidential Staffer, Black Star Experience), alongside Jewe...

Entertainment Week Ghana, some of the sharpest minds in music, fashion, and branding came together to unpack one critical question: how do creatives build brands that scale globally? In this episode, global superstar Amaarae shares powerful insights on building a distinct brand identity, staying culturally rooted, and navigating the transition from local success to international relevance. She bre...

In this episode, we sit down with celebrity actor Mawuli Gavor as he shares his inspiring journey from the corporate world to Nollywood. Starting out as a banker and finance professional at KPMG, Mawuli made a bold career transition into acting, where he has risen to become one of the biggest and most respected actors in Africa. He opens up about his early career in finance, the challenges of swit...

From growing up in a poor home and facing classism in high school at Achimota, to becoming Ghana’s biggest social media influencer — earning over GHS 600,000 in under a minute from multiple campaigns — Dulcie Boateng has defied the odds. We sat down with her on the Blacvolta Podcast as she takes us through the raw and inspiring journey of her life and career. You’re going to enjoy this episode.

On this episode, we speak to Desmond Blackmore, popularly known as D-Black — a powerhouse in Ghana’s entertainment scene for over 16 years. From nightlife and entrepreneurship to the music business, D-Black breaks down the real business of entertainment and shares valuable insights from his remarkable journey so far.

In this episode, we sit down with Cina Soul to talk about her newly released album, Did I Lie, which features amazing collaborations with Stonebwoy and Sarkodie. She also shares her love for perfumes—especially Christian Dior—reveals a surprising skill (yes, she can do a backflip!), and addresses her relationship status, including the rumors surrounding her and KiDi.

On this episode, we flew to Los Angeles for the 2025 Grammys, where African artists took center stage. The night featured incredible talents like Tems, Yemi Alade, Rocky Dawuni, King Promise, Burna Boy, Davido, and more. Tems secured the prestigious award for Best African Feature, marking a major win for the continent. We also spotted and featured some big names, including Kai Cenat, Kanye West, h...

The global creator economy is valued at almost $500 billion, with only 3% of that market cap attributed to Africa. Ghana is emerging as a vibrant hub for the creator economy. Join us as we sit with Therese Ohemaa, creative architect and co-founder of Jambo Spaces She shares her inspiring journey from America 🇺🇸 to Ghana 🇬🇭 to establishing one of the biggest creative firms in Ghana and Africa.

Exciting times in Kigali 🇷🇼 ! We had the pleasure of interviewing the amazing Gbemisola Abudu on the Blacvolta Podcast during the BAL basketball finals in Rwanda 🏀 As the NBA Africa Vice President and VP, Country Head of NBA Nigeria, she shared her inspiring vision for using sports and entertainment to connect with local communities and drive growth in Africa.

In this episode, we review Ghanaian rapper Medikal’s Indigo O2 concerts in London which sold out, and we also give an overview of nightlife culture in the UK

Generation Z has been branded for their oversized fits, streetwear, luxury fashion, and forward-thinking styles. In our upcoming episode on the pod , we speak with lifestyle content creator Fynnba & fashion enthusiast damien agyemang about emerging fashion and entertainment trends in Africa​ from a Gen Z perspective

From brunches that don't serve any food to events that don't adhere to music policy, and lounges that have introduced membership clauses, this episode promises to be fun-packed. Tune in as host HandsomeFella and Temple XTD break down Easter 2024.

On this episode we discuss December 2023, in Ghana. Statistics indicated that approximately 600,000 people visited the country in December. We covered topics ranging from the parties and festivals to safety concerns and economics, among other things. It's a fun-packed episode.

We kick off SZN 3 of the Podcast

In this episode we interview Afrobeats CNN Adesope Olajide. We caught up with him in Los Angeles a day before the 2024 Grammys where Africa has been given its own category for the first time. We talk about the influence of Afrobeats on global music and how it's affecting artists now tune in Grammar

We interview “Dope Caesar” one of the most talented young DJs who has recently emerged from Africa. She gained fame after a 10-second video of hers went viral on TikTok, propelling her to tour the world. Join us as she recounts her journey while visiting Ghana to perform at a Blacvolta event during Detty December.