EPISODE · Aug 6, 2018 · 12 MIN

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Share | Follow | Subscribe This week, Joseph is joined by a few of his alter egos as he confronts Accra about 'locally acquired foreign accents' against a backdrop of shady music from Kwame. Song Credits Intro Music: Oshe – Reynolds The Gentleman ft. FRA. Bridges: Fake London Boy - Itz Tiffany Twe Wo Ho - Obrafuor Lafa Club - FOKN Bois ft. Sister Deborah Bo Wonsem ma Me - Eazzy Tempo – Reynolds The Gentleman ft. Efya Outro: American Passport - E.L. ft. Joey B What did you think of our episode? Let us know on: (+233)20 757 5272 Suggestions and feedback welcomed!!

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