Emmanuel Owusu-Bonsu, popularly known by his stage name Wanlov the Kubolor, born in Ploiești, Romania born to an Ashanti father (Ghanaian) and a Romanian mother, is a Ghanaian-Romanian musician, film director, philanthropist and activist. Wanlov talks about his experiences with Racism particularly in America where he voluntarily deported himself, his fight for the marginalised in society, music and more on this episode of The Base Conversations with old mate and host, Teddy Abrokwa. Wanlov is also 1/3 of the super talented group FOKN Bois. Follow us on Instagram @TheBaseConversations @SoundboyT

Lexis Bill, born Louis Kwame Sakyiamah, is a Ghanaian radio, TV presenter and entrepreneur who has dedicated his time in making things better for the rest of the world in exchange of peace of mind. He stopped by on his working visit to London to talk about his break through in radio, growing up and his new passion for Tennis, on and off the court. If you are inspired or enjoyed this episode, most importantly, be a blessing and share with friends and family.

Cashh born Cashief Nichols in Kingston, Jamaica stopped by ahead of the release of ‘Return of the Immigrant’ project to talk about the making of the album, which is out now, upbringing, being removed from the UK and sent back to his place of birth.
Cashh begun his musical career at a young age and for fans of UK Music, the name Cashtastic definitely sounds familiar. In 2019, Cashh returned to the UK and has since been releasing new music to feed his fan base in the build up to arguably one of the best projects in recent years. Share this podcast with friends and family and do come back every Thursday for another inspiring episode.