The Boakyewaa Glover Show

In this deeply personal episode of The Boakyewaa Glover Show, I publicly discuss my diagnosis of Borderline Personality Disorder (BPD) and share what living with this highly misunderstood condition is really like.BPD is often described online using words such as manipulative, toxic, dramatic, unstable, or dangerous. But those labels tell only a fraction of the story—and often miss the humanity of the people living with this condition.In this episode, I discuss:• What Borderline Personality Disorder (BPD) is• The connection between BPD and trauma• Quiet or high-functioning BPD• Emotional intensity, rejection sensitivity, and fear of abandonment• The impact of heartbreak on individuals with BPD• Shame, self-worth, and emotional regulation• Why compassion matters more than stigma• My own journey of healing through therapy, mindfulness, medication, and self-awarenessThis episode is not intended to excuse harmful behavior. It is intended to create understanding, empathy, and a more nuanced conversation about one of the most stigmatized mental health conditions in the world.Whether you live with BPD, love someone who does, work in mental health, or simply want to better understand the human experience behind mental illness, I hope this conversation offers insight and hope.If this episode resonates with you, please like, comment, subscribe, and share.#BorderlinePersonalityDisorder #BPD #MentalHealth #Trauma #ComplexPTSD #ChronicDepression #MentalHealthAwareness #TheBoakyewaaGloverShow

For far too long, obesity has been treated as a personal failure instead of what science increasingly recognizes it to be: a complex chronic medical condition influenced by hormones, metabolism, genetics, stress, mental health, and biology.In this episode of The Boakyewaa Glover Show, I sit down with two incredible medical experts:• Prof. Josephine Akpalu — Endocrinologist & Diabetologist• Dr. Abigail Donkor — Pharmacist & Medical Weight Loss SpecialistTogether, we unpack:• the hormonal science behind weight gain• insulin, cortisol, estrogen, leptin & metabolism• menopause, stress & chronic dieting• the stigma and emotional toll of obesity• GLP-1 medications like Ozempic, Wegovy & Mounjaro• myths, side effects & realistic expectations• and what a compassionate, science-based approach to weight management should actually look likeThis is one of the most important conversations I’ve had on the show because obesity is not simply about discipline or motivation. It is deeply connected to biology, access, mental health, and long-term care.#Obesity #Hormones #MedicalWeightLoss #MentalHealthAwareness #Wellness

Welcome back to The Boakyewaa Glover Show.After a long and unexpected production pause, I’m really happy to finally begin releasing a few of the Season 2 conversations we filmed back in October 2025.And I honestly could not think of a better episode to restart with than this conversation with Jahara Osman.Jahara is the Founder of Ghana’s Mental Health Forum, CEO of Premier Aesthetic Clinic, and one of the few public figures in Ghana speaking openly and honestly about living with ADHD. In this conversation, we discuss neurodivergence, stigma, wellness, leadership, mental health advocacy, and the importance of creating spaces where people feel seen, supported, and understood.We also discuss the vision behind the Mental Health Forum and why these conversations matter so deeply in Ghana and across Africa.The next edition of the Mental Health Forum takes place on May 16, 2026, with a special focus on ADHD and Autism.This episode was filmed in October 2025.Thank you for staying with me through the pauses, pivots, and production challenges. I’m excited to finally share these conversations with you.Please subscribe, comment, and share with someone who may need this conversation.#TheBoakyewaaGloverShow #MentalHealth #ADHD

In this powerful and wide-ranging episode of The Boakyewaa Glover Show, I sit down with the phenomenal Anita Erskine — media mogul, advocate, mother, and one of the most compelling voices of our time.This episode unfolds into a masterclass on life, womanhood, and legacy.We talk about:✨ The weight and wellness journey — and breaking the stigma around body image✨ The unspoken power of female friendships and support✨ The intersection of ambition, health, and humanity✨ Balancing family, faith, and leadership✨ Building an empire with integrity and purpose✨ Mental health, burnout, and relying on community This episode is an intimate, intelligent, and deeply human exchange — a reminder that true power lies not in perfection, but in authenticity.🎥 Watch, share, and join the conversation.Because wellness isn’t just about health — it’s about wholeness.#TheBoakyewaaGloverShow #AnitaErskine #WellnessJourney #WomenInMedia #HealingOutLoud #FemaleEmpowerment #MentalHealthAwareness #AuthenticConversations #BG365 #WeightStigma #WomenSupportingWomen #WellnessAndBalance #Leadership #HealingJourney

The tables turn as I become the guest on my own show.In this Season 2 premiere of The Boakyewaa Glover Show, veteran broadcaster Earl Ankrah interviews me on the realities of living with mental illness, battling obesity stigma, and rebuilding after heartbreak and trauma.We discuss:🧠 Mental health & vulnerability💔 The pain and power of heartbreak⚖️ The stigma of obesity🚁 Surviving a helicopter crash✨ My work, advocacy, and faithThis conversation is honest, unfiltered, and deeply human — a raw look into the purpose behind my work and the journey of healing.💛 👉🏾 If you haven’t already, please subscribe to the show for weekly episodes and join me on this journey of truth, resilience, and becoming. Your support means the world to me. #TheBoakyewaaGloverShow #Season2 #MentalHealth #HealingJourney #heartbreakingmoment #ObesityStigma #AuthenticConversations #Advocacy #Storytelling #GraphicCommunicationsGroup

And just like that, Season 1 of The Boakyewaa Glover Show comes to a close.In this final episode, I pause to reflect on the journey we’ve taken — the raw conversations, the vulnerable truths, the powerful guests, and the quiet courage it took to show up week after week.From trauma and heartbreak to healing, strength, friendship, and storytelling, Season 1 has been nothing short of transformational — for me, and I hope for you too.This episode is part recap, part gratitude, and part celebration. Thank you for watching, supporting, sharing, and affirming the power of honest dialogue. Thank you for seeing me.The show will return with Season 2 in October 2025, and I cannot wait to continue these brave conversations with all of you.Until then, keep healing. Keep growing. And remember — your story is valid.💻 Subscribe to stay updated📢 Share this season with someone who needs it📩 Connect on social media @BoakyewaaGlover#BoakyewaaGloverShow #SeasonFinale #Recap #ThankYou #MentalHealth #Storytelling #IndieCreator #HealingJourney

In this intimate and reflective episode of The Boakyewaa Glover Show, I take a moment to honour a part of my story I haven’t spoken much about this season — my journey as a writer and self-published author.I read excerpts from my books, including Anatomy of a Breakup and Love You More, both written during a deeply emotional chapter of my life. Anatomy is a raw collection of my actual conversations with ChatGPT as I tried to survive heartbreak, while Love You More was a heartfelt birthday gift I gave to someone I loved — just months before a painful breakup.These books represent both my vulnerability and my strength. I am no longer the woman who wrote them. I am healing. I am growing. And I remain incredibly proud of this body of work — each one a reflection of my truth, resilience, and voice.Whether you’re a reader, writer, or creative spirit, I invite you to join me in this episode as we talk about self-publishing, storytelling, and reclaiming your narrative — independently, unapologetically, and powerfully.📚 Books featured:– Anatomy of a Breakup– Love You More– Commitment– Tendai– The Justice– Circles👀 Watch. Reflect. Share.🎥 Don’t forget to like, comment, and subscribe!#TheBoakyewaaGloverShow #SelfPublishedAuthor #IndieBooks #AnatomyOfABreakup #LoveYouMore #HealingThroughWriting #BreakupRecovery #GhanaAuthors #MentalHealthAndCreativity

In this deeply personal episode, I open up about my diagnosis of Persistent Depressive Disorder (PDD)—also known as chronic depression or dysthymia.It’s not just about feeling sad. It’s a quiet, enduring struggle that I carry while still functioning at a high level. I go to work. I parent. I create. I perform. But inside, I’m often barely holding it together.Mental illness doesn’t always look like what you think. You won’t always see it. But it’s there—masked behind smiles, productivity, and strength.And that’s exactly why I’m telling this story. Because so many of us are suffering in silence, dismissed because we’re “too functional” to be struggling.Let’s break the silence. Let’s change the face of mental illness.🧠 Watch. Share. Be kind.#TheBoakyewaaGloverShow #LivingWithChronicDepression #PersistentDepressiveDisorder #HighFunctioningDepression #MentalHealthAwareness #BlackMentalHealth

In this research-driven episode, I’m joined by fellow fitness enthusiast (and Food Scientist) Agyeiwaa to unpack the real, evidence-based benefits of strength training—especially for women.We’re not just talking about aesthetics. We’re talking about lean muscle, metabolic health, bone density, emotional resilience, and redefining what it means to be strong in body, mind, and spirit.Together, we challenge outdated standards of beauty and explore how building strength is a revolutionary act of self-care. This episode is equal parts science and soul.@theboakyewaaglovershow #TheBoakyewaaGloverShow #StrongIsTheNewSkinny #StrengthTrainingForWomen #BodyImage #FitnessForLife

This is one of the hardest episodes I’ve ever had to record.My weight is my deepest insecurity — the thing I struggle with the most. I live in a body that I often feel uncomfortable in, and on top of that, I face the judgment, comments, and assumptions that come with being visibly overweight.In this episode, I speak openly about what it feels like to move through the world in this body — the shame, the stares, the unsolicited advice. But I also share what this body can do: lift, stretch, swim, live.This is not a body positivity episode. This is a truth-telling episode.Watch, share, and let’s talk about what it really means to be seen, judged, and human.#TheBoakyewaaGloverShow #ObesityStigma #WeightBias #MentalHealthAwareness #BodyImage #HealingInPublic #OvercomingShame

Can love and provision truly coexist in modern relationships?In this honest and layered conversation, we explore what strong, ambitious women want when it comes to dating—emotional connection, financial care, or both. Join me and my guest, Sid, as we unpack expectations, desires, and the blurred lines between love, support, and security.🔔 Listen, reflect, and subscribe for more real talk.#TheBoakyewaaGloverShow #LoveOrProvision #ModernDating #StrongWomen #Relationships

Singleness isn’t always about waiting—it can be a conscious, empowered choice. In this episode, I talk about why I’ve chosen to be intentionally single for a season. Not from fear or bitterness, but from clarity and self-respect. This is a conversation about agency, healing, and what it means to choose yourself.

In this episode, I’m joined by Mammie, Adubea and Oye to talk about one of the most powerful and complex relationships we experience—female friendships. We explore the beauty, the support, and the genuine love that can exist between women. It’s a candid look at what sisterhood really means, and why female friendships are both vital and vulnerable.

In this episode, I’m joined by my dear friend, Linda Bartels-Poku, a Finance Leader and Entrepreneur. Linda and I sit down for a real conversation about the unspoken weight that strong women carry. We unpack the expectations, the pressure to hold it all together, and the emotional toll of being everything to everyone. From careers and caregiving to self-worth and survival, we ask: what does it really cost to be “the strong one”?

After heartbreak comes the quiet work of healing. In this episode, I share the practical steps and emotional shifts that helped me begin to recover. From routines to mindset changes, I offer what’s been real and useful—not perfect, but true. If you're navigating your own healing journey, you're not alone.

Heartbreak is more than just sadness—it’s trauma. In this episode, I explore the emotional, psychological, and even physical toll of romantic loss. Through personal reflection and honest conversation, I share why breakups can feel like emotional collapse—and how we begin to heal. If you’ve ever struggled to “just move on,” this is for you.

In this powerful and compassionate episode, we explore what trauma really is, how it shows up in our everyday lives, and how healing can begin. Joined by trauma specialist, Dr. Paul Kumi, we demystify common misconceptions, reflect on personal experiences, and offer tools for creating a trauma-informed life. This is a conversation about clarity, compassion, and hope for anyone silently carrying emotional wounds.💬 Watch, reflect, and share — you’re not alone on this journey.New episodes every Saturday. Subscribe for more deep and meaningful conversations.

This episode is deeply personal. I share the story of my late father, James Amoako Glover—a brilliant legal mind who lived with schizophrenia. It’s a reflection on mental illness, silence, stigma, and the toll it takes on even the most gifted among us. May is Mental Health Awareness Month, and this is my contribution to the conversations we’re still too afraid to have.#mentalhealthawareness #mentalhealthmatters #mentalhealth #schizophrenia #boakyewaaglover

Welcome to The Boakyewaa Glover Show - a space for honest, unfiltered conversations about life, health, identity, and healing. In this intro episode, I share why I created this show, what you can expect, and why I’ve chosen to show up as I am - real, authentic, and true to myself. This is not performance. This is conversation. This is presence. Let’s begin.