A Podcast Called Eti Sen

By: Nii Okai Tagoe
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  • A health, wellness and wellbeing podcast that promotes positivity and good mental health. At a Podcast Called Eti Sen, Eti Sen? is always the first question we ask. Eti Sen is How are you in the Twi/Akan language of the Ashanti Tribe of Ghana, but also translates into, Comment allez-vous in French, Ni Hao Ma in Mandarin and T3 oyoo t33n for those that know. We encourage guests and collaborators to slow down and check in with self by exploring their true feelings. At a Podcast Called Eti Sen, guests and collaborators are further encouraged to share their life experiences so that the lessons are shared for the benefit of the listening audience. We are always seeking guests and collaborators so do get in touch. EMAIL - contact@eti-sen.com / apcetisen@gmail.com INSTAGRAM - @apodcastcalledetisen
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Episodes
  • A Mental Breakdown - Teo - Selfless-ish

    A Mental Breakdown - Teo - Selfless-ish
    Nov 8 2024
    A breakdown of Selfless-ish by Teo through a mental health, wellness and wellbeing lens.
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    1 hr and 5 mins
  • A Mental Breakdown - Blaqbonez - Star Life

    A Mental Breakdown - Blaqbonez - Star Life
    Oct 15 2023
    A breakdown of Star Life by Blaqbonez through a mental health, wellness and wellbeing lens.
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    30 mins
  • A Mental Breakdown - Stormzy - I Got My Smile Back ft. India.Arie

    A Mental Breakdown - Stormzy - I Got My Smile Back ft. India.Arie
    Oct 1 2023
    A breakdown of I Got My Smile Back by Stormzy ft. India.Arie through a mental health, wellness and wellbeing lens.
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    57 mins

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