Accra, Ghana – In a media landscape crowded with little educational content and rehearsed narratives, Unscripted with Raygan has steadily built a different kind of space.
The spotlight falls on the All Ladies Roundtable which is an epitome of true stories, priceless lessons and timeless voices highlighting the right narrative. On that table, the right conversations were had and spotlighted.
This evolving series isn’t just a podcast, it’s a cultural convening, a lab for ideas, and a platform where the future of Ghana’s creative and business sectors is being articulated, piece by piece.
From Trailblazers to Trendsetters
The inaugural edition brought together four luminaries of Ghana’s digital creativity - Kwadwo Sheldon, Mista Meister, Julian Owusu and oneman1000 – to explore collaboration, the evolving creator economy, and self-made branding strategies.
Their conversation delved into the challenges of building careers in content creation, the importance of monetizing value rather than clicks, and the ecosystem needed to sustain creative entrepreneurship.
They spoke candidly about the hurdles: inconsistent monetization, the need for stronger infrastructure, and how the next wave of creators needs structure, not just buzz.
When Women Took the Table, the Room Changed
The second roundtable shifted the lens entirely but this time, it was women at the helm. Voices from marketing, operations, branding, and corporate leadership filled the space, and the tone changed.
The table was graced by personal branding expert Keni Ribeiro, Adwoa Noella, Patty the Strategist, and Jannice Tagoe.
The Power of Unfiltered Dialogue
What sets Unscripted with Raygan apart, aside the value and consistency, is its format and tone. Rather than polished and scripted interviews, listeners are welcomed into real-time exchanges.
The episodes are NOT rehearsed performances and more like honest conversations among peers.
The newest roundtable exemplified that ethos - to borrow from the host’s reflection, these women “weren’t performing. They weren’t trying to prove anything. They were sharing truth from a place of belonging.”
That authenticity, listeners agree, is what keeps them leaning in.
Why This Series Matters Now
● It democratizes conversations, inviting Ghana’s emerging creative voices into serious dialogue.
● It centers authenticity, moving beyond branding toward meaning.
● It bridges generations, connecting digital creators who find solidarity in shared challenges.
● It reframes representation, especially by spotlighting women not just as guests, but as foundations of the conversation. This isn’t entertainment for entertainment’s sake.
Its narrative architecture is building mental models, shifting cultural norms, and setting the stage for more inclusive storytelling.
What’s Next?
Unscripted with Raygan is far from done. Future episodes promise to bring even more varied voices – creators, community leaders, engineers, storytellers The conversations will continue to travel from business strategy and branding to identity, culture, and collective hope.
“This Isn’t Content. It’s Testimony.”
One participant summed it up best: this series isn’t simply content — it’s testimony.
It’s a collection of living, breathing stories that demand to be remembered. And when each new edition drops, the country stops to listen.
If you missed the two roundtables, consider this your invitation — and your chance to feel what a conversation can really do. This is your cue to go ahead and watch the new episode here.
