The GB has added a new piece to it's media empire (tee hee). It's a new podcasts called My Lens: Putting Our Lives Back in Context. It's a monthly radio magazine program that works on a similar premise to this blog. It takes a look at the world through a different set of eyes. The difference is, YOU get the chance to listen to some of the people that The GB interviews over the course of a month! This month on My Lens, you will hear thoughts about how the Ghanaian Diaspora community in London responded to Ghana's achievements during this world cup, and then you will hear from Bob Watada, the father of Ehren Watada, the first commissioned soldier (from Hawaii) to refuse to go to Iraq. The other great thing about the show is that I get to showcase some of the great music that I stumble upon - this month: Wanlov, a half Ghanaian, half Romanian rapper, living in California (you know, the kinda person The GB digs) and his music is really really good. Click on the player below to listen.
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