In this episode of Culture Feeling, we’re joined by Ghanaian artist Mike Nice, based in New York City, for a deep conversation on music, identity, and the diaspora experience.

Mike Nice shares his journey from Ghana to NYC, the realities of building a music career abroad, and the balance between staying true to your roots and evolving as a global artist.

We discuss culture, creative struggles, industry insights, and the mindset it takes to keep going.

This episode is for anyone navigating identity, ambition, and purpose across cultures.

On this episode of Culture Feeling, we sit down with Ghanaian filmmaker Kobina Degraft Johnson, founder of Anibok Studios, to discuss his journey in filmmaking and the story behind his new film “Kind of Tema,” which premiered in New York City during Ghana’s Independence weekend.

Kobina shares how his upbringing and experiences in Tema inspired the film and why authentic Ghanaian stories deserve to be told on a global stage. The conversation also dives into the evolution of Ghana’s creative industry, the growth of African cinema, and how filmmakers and creatives can build sustainable systems for the future.

We also explore the global phenomenon of Detty December and the increasing return of the African diaspora to Ghana. What does this cultural momentum mean for Ghana’s creative economy, and how can the country maximize its position as a hub for art, music, film, and cultural exchange?

This episode is a powerful conversation about storytelling, identity, creativity, and the future of Ghana’s cultural influence on the global stage.

🎧 Topics discussed in this episode:

• The filmmaking journey of Kobina Degraft Johnson

• The inspiration behind Kind of Tema

• Ghana’s growing film and creative industry

• Detty December and diaspora return to Ghana

• The future of African storytelling and cinema

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Episode 7 of Culture Feeling features an in-depth conversation with Remi Roxx, a Bronx-born recording artist, performer, and producer carving his own lane in today’s music landscape.

In this episode, Remi opens up about his journey- from starting as a producer at a young age to evolving into a fully realized artist with a distinct sound and vision. We talk about the inspirations that shaped him, his deep roots in hip hop, and the blend of R&B, soul, blues, alternative, and pop influences that define his music.

This is a conversation about growth, artistry, musical identity, and the mindset needed to push boundaries in today’s urban music culture.

🎧 Tap in for real insight, inspiration, and creative gems.

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