Some members of the Gold Coast Report
In the ever-evolving world of podcasting, Ghana is emerging as a vibrant hub of audio creativity, with the Gold Coast Report (GCR) leading the charge in this exciting movement.
This dynamic digital media network has not only captured the hearts and ears of local listeners, but has also become a global advocate for African podcasting.
Founded by C. Kwadzo Afeku and Donald Aryee, GCR’s vision revolves around making quality content easily accessible in the digital age. Since its inception, the network has rapidly expanded its footprint in the podcasting landscape, offering a diverse range of shows covering topics from sports and social issues to entertainment and more. GCR caters to a broad spectrum of interests and has set the bar high for podcasting in Ghana and Africa as a whole.
With a portfolio that includes hit shows like “Sincerely Accra”, “After The Whistle”, “Sex and Sanity”, “Hairpins & Straights”, “Sunday Fufu”, “Is It Crack?”, “Free Your Mind”, and more, GCR continually pushes the boundaries of podcasting. The network’s dedication to fostering open dialogue, amplifying underrepresented voices, and creating memorable live experiences exemplifies its commitment to the medium.
During a recent interview with “Hot Pod”, The Verge’s newsletter about podcasting and the audio industry, Kevin Y. Brown, Afripod’s Chief Content Officer and Head of Strategy, lauded GCR’s contributions to Ghana’s podcasting landscape and its mission to promote African podcasting globally. This recognition from a leading industry figure underscores the network’s growing influence.