Chale, There Has To Be More
Hi, I’m Queen —a Ghanaian navigating life here in America. You know that one friend you only call twice a year? The one where you have a fun, slightly chaotic, hour-long talk and end up feeling totally inspired and refreshed? That’s exactly what this is. If you’re like me and want more than the ordinary—let’s talk.
Chale, There Has To Be More
Latest Episodes
From Ghana to Lesotho: A Biomedical Engineer's Story (Guest: Daniel)
From Biomedical Engineering to Public Health Impact: Daniel’s Career Journey from Ghana to LesothoI host my former mentor Daniel, a Ghanaian biomedical engineer currently in Lesotho, to discuss career, impact, and personal growth. Daniel...
Ep4: So About Ghana Pt2 (ft UncleSam and BenO)
"Chale, There Has to Be More" | Ghana at 69 — Present & Future (Part 2)We're back with Part 2 of our Ghana conversation! In this episode, we continue with UncleSam and BenO as we move from Ghana's past into its present realities and...
Ep3: So About Ghana Pt1 (ft UncleSam and BenO)
In today's episode, I bring in a couple of fellow Ghanaians to talk about Ghana. We reminisce on the journey of Ghana and what the horizon looks like in the future. We talk about how Ghanaians at home and the diaspora can collaborate to build a...
Kumasi Roots and US Dreams: A Journey with Ben
Roots in Kumasi, Faith in America: Ben on Community, Discipline, and ‘There Has to Be More’I chat Benjamin Amankwah (“Ben”), a church “big brother,” about learning selflessness from home and church, encountering God young, and how church...
Episode 1: More and More with my friends, Maame and Togodui
Chale, There Has to Be More: Growth Mindsets, Habits, and Adulting in AmericaI launch my podcast “Chale, There Has to Be More” and welcome my first guests—Maame, who just finished a PhD in biomedical engineering, and Togo, two longtime f...
Podcasts we love
Check out these other fine podcasts recommended by us, not an algorithm.
Talk No Dey Cook Rice Podcast
Derick Elorm Ashilevi
The Called Podcast
Touré Roberts
The Sister Circle Podcast
Chrystal Evans Hurst