Tech, Art & Soul Podcast

The Tech, Art & Soul Podcast asks the big questions about the possibilities when three worlds come together. The technology affecting cultures, the creativity pushing the boundaries of our imagination, and the people inspiring positive change with radical innovation.
The podcast explores these interplays through authentic, unscripted conversations with artists, technologists, and thought leaders who challenge our view of the world.

Episodes

Episode 6

How to Avoid a $250k copyright suit

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Episode 5

“If you can’t understand this, then you can go to your Mother’s kitchen”

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Epiosode 4

Digital Platforms: Friend or Foe to Creators

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Episode 3

Winter/Harmattan: Migration and its impact on Ghana’s Ecosystem

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Episode 2

Art is not like a Roadside Pair of Jeans: Is AI a threat to creatives?

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Episode 1

This episode asks the question: Are we reading more in the digital era?

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Episode 0

This Episode gives an insight of what to expect in this Pocast.

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About the Organizers

Meli Mansu has been working with the Goethe-Institut Ghana as the Head of Information and Library Services since 2018. Her focus has been on Literature, Informative Workshops between Germany and Ghanaian Institutions and now focusing on Technology and related topics.
What makes you tick? Is it groundbreaking ideas, encounters with people of action, or contributing to something meaningful? For ten years and counting, Ernest Armah has been exploring these questions at the intersection of innovation, entrepreneurship, and sustainable development. His journey has led him to thought leadership and award-winning projects that have transformed lives across Africa and Europe.

Ernest brings to this podcast curiosity and a commitment to building bridges between people and ideas.
Brian Dzansi Dzidefo is a technology entrepreneur, innovation, and policy analyst. He is the Founder/CEO of Node Eight, an innovation company that solves big social challenges by nurturing ethical talents, implementing innovative projects, investing in early-stage startups and building a supportive community.
He has worked with organizations like the Danish Embassy, AfriLabs, GIZ, Institute of Fiscal Studies Ghana & IMANI Africa.

As a co-host and producer of the Tech Arts and Soul Podcast, Brian offers his technical and researched views on Ghana's digital economy. He also contributes his expertise as the co-host and editor of the Accra Digital Digest Xspaces, Newsletter and on various national media platforms.

Brian is a Mandela Washington Fellow, an Africa-Berlin Network Expert, a Mashav Fellow, and a Global Shaper of the World Economic Forum.
Michael Komla Opare thrives on connecting with people, engaging in meaningful conversations, and building communities. His passion is evident in his work as a master of ceremonies, business developer, and corporate sales professional.

Michael has over 5 years of experience MCing and hosting various social and corporate events, including Accra Digital Circles, ALX Karibou, and Ghana Digital Innovation Week. He also hosts Accra Digital Digest, a weekly discussion on critical technology topics that brings together insights from all pillars of Ghana's digital ecosystem.

As Business Development Manager at Node Eight, Michael uses his knack for engaging conversations and valuable connections to drive growth. He has a proven sales track record with organizations like MFI Ghana Limited and advises tech startups on strategic growth opportunities.

On the Tech, Arts, and Soul podcast, Michael leads conversations with stimulating questions that provide valuable insights for the audience on the intersection of tech and arts, all while adding a sprinkle of fun.
We are a team of passionate driven creatives led by filmmaker Charles William Amoako Adofo. Fueled by expertise and great know-how, we provide a 360-degree creative services for both traditional & digital media.
We are visual storytellers who focus on creating and delivering unique, authentically African, and compelling creative digital storytelling for companies, brands, agencies, and individuals worldwide.
In telling the brand story of our clients, we also develop our creative products and content for both fictions and non-fiction and tell stories that make the society we find ourselves in which is the West African sub region.
Jones Aboagye is a sound recordist who specializes in capturing high-quality audio for film and television. With extensive experience in both studio and field environments, he combines technical expertise with a deep understanding of sound design to ensure that every project resonates with clarity and precision.
Johnson Aboagye is a canon Certified photographer, and a cinematographer. I'm a multifaceted creative professional with a passion for capturing life's beauty through the lens. I bring stories to life through captivating visuals. My artistic eye and technical skills blend to create stunning, high-quality images that inspire and engage. Whether it's a film, commercial, or still photography project, I pour my heart and soul into every frame.

Tech, Art & Soul Podcast

Episodes

Episode 6

Episode 5

Epiosode 4

Episode 3

Episode 2

Episode 1

Episode 0

About the Organizers

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Tech, Art & Soul Podcast

Episodes

About the Organizers

Meli Mansu Head of Information and Library

Ernest Armah

Brian Dzidefo Dzansi

Michael Komla Opare

Charles William Adofo

Jonathan Aboagye

Jones Aboagye

Johnson Aboagye

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