Foro is a modern podcast that transcends entrepreneurship and business - we dig deeper and dissect what it takes to scale and climb the success ladder. The Foro Podcast is hosted by T.J. Letsa, a Board & Corporate Advisor, avid coffee drinker and lifelong student.
SEASON 2, EPISODE 5. REFUGEES SAVED OUR COMPANY! INKOMOKO
Sara Leedom, co-founder of Inkomoko, discusses how the company scaled across East Africa by supporting refugee entrepreneurs and building a pan-African model for economic growth in this interview.
12 Jul 2025
Season 3 Episode 4 Behind The Sex Lives of African Women : Nana Darkoa Sekyiamah
Author Nana Darkoa Sekyiamah discusses her journey in creating space for African women's voices and experiences, highlighting the power of authentic storytelling in this interview.
30 May 2025
SEASON 2, EPISODE 3: MEET THE CEO OF FAIR AFRIC BUILDING A PREMIUM CHOCOLATE BRAND RIGHT AT HOME IN GHANA
CEO Hendrik Reimers of Fairafric shares how the company revolutionizes the chocolate industry by processing cocoa locally in Ghana, creating jobs and wealth in rural communities in this interview.
17 May 2025
Season 2, Episode 3. Grief, Healing, and Imposter Syndrome: How to Navigate Loss and Self-Doubt
In this episode of the Foro Podcast, host T.J. Letsa sits down with licensed therapist Petrina Adusei to unpack the emotional challenges many professionals silently struggle with — grief, healing, and impostor syndrome. Whether you’re mourning a loss, feeling stuck in your career, or questioning your worth despite your success, this honest conversation offers actionable strategies and therapeutic insights to help you process, grow, and thrive.
Perfect for entrepreneurs, leaders, and anyone on a journey of personal development, this episode will leave you inspired, grounded, and ready to move forward with renewed purpose.
16 Apr 2025
Season 2, Episode 1: How Building A Village Library in Ghana Set Off a Mission to Educate 1 Million People.
It all started with an essay.
A simple idea — written by a college student from Ghana — would set off a chain of events that would touch the lives of over a million people. This led to him with the help of an NGO being able to ship two containers and build a library in Ghana. He realized that building libraries wouldn’t be enough and for true change he had to go deeper. So Daniel launched an ambitious mission, to educate one million Ghanaians.
That’s how Lead for Ghana was born.
Lead for Ghana is a leadership development organization that recruits top university graduates to teach in under-resourced communities across the country. Their focus? STEM education, real grassroots impact.
In this episode we explore:
* His childhood memories.
* How Lead for Ghana started.
* Leadership in underserved communities
* Is education the most powerful tool for change.
* The founder’s journey and lessons.
If you care about education, Africa’s future, or leadership that works, don’t miss this.
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7 Apr 2025
Season 2, Episode 1. THE RISE OF GHANA’S #1 BLOGGER: AMEYAW DEBRAH REVEALS HIS SECRETS TO SUCCESS
How did Ameyaw Debrah turn blogging into a full-time career? How did Ghana Web and Pulse NG attempt to buy him out?
We’re live on the Foror Podcast, breaking it all down with Ameyaw Debrah, Ghana's number one blogger, on how he started and where he is headed now.
18 Aug 2023
Paul nison: dikan
Paul Nison, founder of Dikan Center and Gallery.
When most people start a business, they aim to make a profit, but Paul's goal was to make a difference.
7 Jul 2023
Accra’s best burgers: Junkies burger’s
Our guests this week are three gentlemen who have a passion for food and a burning desire to make a difference.
As soon as the pandemic struck, they took matters into their own hands and embarked on a journey that would change the course of their lives forever. They began by making mouthwatering hamburgers in their kitchens, serving friends and family. Little did they know that their delicious creations would capture the hearts and taste buds of an entire community. Fast forward to today, and these three wizards have transformed their passion project into a booming business.
They now have not one, but two food trucks roaming the streets, delighting customers with their unique flavor combinations and irresistible aromas.
Topics we discussed: - Challenges they faced along the way - Plans for growth - Unforgettable lessons - Resilience - The power of chasing your dreams
7 Mar 2023
EPISODE 10 : ALL OF JEAN CLAUDE ATTIPOE
This week’s episode dives in with Jean Claude Attipoe - a self taught chef and social media sensation.
During the Covid lockdown, Jean Claude started sharing cooking videos on social media inspired by other chefs, and it’s been a journey ever since. He’s gained over 200k followers, who all love his food.
Our conversation ranged from his inspirations, and personal life, to the ills of social media.
We hope you enjoy it.
20 Nov 2022
EPISODE 009: ZENO’S YOGHURT
This week we talk to Zenobia owner of Zeno’s Yoghurt. After reviving her father’s business in 2012 she started Zeno’s Yoghurt and Bar at the ANC Mall in East Legon- one of Ghana’s first to produce natural Greek yoghurt commercially.
Zenobia Bou-Chedid discusses her vision for growing her business. She also talks about the challenges of starting and running an independent business in Ghana, as well as the importance of developing strong personal relationships to be successful in business.
Topics we discussed:
- Her vision for the growth of Zeno’s Yoghurt
- Why she decided to become an entrepreneur
- What motivates her
- On hard times and what motivates her
- Business doesn’t have to be about winning at all costs.
Interesting fact: Zeno’s a predominantly led women’s business where young females are encouraged to live their best lives!
3 Nov 2022
Episode 008: Mukasechic
This week’s conversation follows Jay’s journey from an online connoisseur and food educator of local ingredients and Ghanaian cuisine to opening a business that promises authentic local flavours and navigating the challenges she faces. Listen and enjoy our episodes on Apple and Spotify Podcasts and live conversations on YouTube.
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Foro - conversations with T.J. Letsa are recorded and produced by T.J. Letsa and Daniel Edem Abba. Check out our website www.foropodcast.co
29 May 2019
Episode 006: Kojo Bucknor on his entrepreneurial journey with Aphro Palm Spirits and The Alley Bar.
Episode 006: Kojo Bucknor on his entrepreneurial journey with Aphro Palm Spirits and The Alley Bar.
29 May 2019
Episode 005: Personal Finance with Desmond Bredu - finance coach.
Whilst the subject of money can be uncomfortable to discuss openly, we need to understand how it works, how to approach it, and how to invest for a secure future. This week, Desmond Bredu, a finance and investment coach, joins us to openly discuss the anxious subject of money and finances for entrepreneurs and small business owners. He gives us sound and practical advice for those who want to be in charge of their money and not have their money control them.
27 May 2019
Episode 004: Branding 101
What do you do when geography gets in the way of friendship or love?
15 May 2019
Episode 003: Maame Adjei on Creative Entrepreneurship
You don’t have to be a professional designer to appreciate visual balance
and beauty.
15 May 2019
Episode 002: Makkafui Ayimey on turning an idea into reality and starting “Accra Goods Market”.
In March 2015, Makka Ayimey took a bright idea and turned it into "The Accra Goods Market". The Market is an upscale trade/goods show featuring innovative products and services in a vibey crowd.
24 Apr 2019
Episode 001: Nana Ama Botchway on Finding your voice and taking up space
This week, we’re joined by the admirable Nana Ama Botchway, the founder of one of Ghana’s leading law firms, N. Dowuona & Company. Our conversation with Nana Ama was about her climb to success, especially about how to find your voice when starting. She was recently appointed as a non-executive Director to the MTN Board and won many prestigious awards for her corporate and commercial lawyer work.
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