Just Yarns

On today’s episode we talked to Akosua Shirley about catching trips. We talk about her trip to Nigeria, solo back packing Ghana in 32 days, her trip to Europe and some unique experiences she’s had on the road as an African woman. We also chat about how important information and sharing our experiences is to the tourism industry in Ghana. If you love us, share our podcast with your friends and leave us a review on your favorite platforms. Don’t forget you can also send us audio messages, we love those so much. You can connect with Akosua Shirley on Instagram, Twitter and YouTube @akosuashirley We are now on Twitter, use our hashtag #justyarnspodcast Connect with us Instagram @justyarnspodcast @ekwuemedavina @franceswithajay On Twitter @justyarnspod @davinaekwueme @franceswithajay

On today’s episode we are talking with Maxwell about what it was like growing up as a Gen X, his thoughts on social media, how he uses it and how he is raising his children differently. If like us you think people in their 40s+ are boring and just go to work and come home, this episode may or may not convince you otherwise. If you love us, share our podcast with your friends and leave us a review on your favorite platforms. Don’t forget you can also send us audio messages, we love those so much. Tweet at us #justyarnspodcast Connect with us Instagram @justyarnspodcast @ekwuemedavina @franceswithajay On Twitter @davinaekwueme @franceswithajay

It’s season 2 baby!! On today’s episode we are easing back into the flow, this is a welcome back episode. We’ve been away for a hot minute and it’s only right we catch you up to all that we’ve been all to, all the books we’ve read, the movies we’ve watched, everything. We also talk about what to expect this new season, BBNaija, our favorite house mates, some of the crazies we’ve seen on socials, reality tv and that Essence remix. If you love us, share our podcast with your friends and leave us a review on your favorite platforms. Don’t forget you can also send us audio messages, we love those so much. Tweet at us #justyarnspodcast Connect with us Instagram @justyarnspodcast @ekwuemedavina @franceswithajay On Twitter @davinaekwueme @franceswithajay

On this episode, we chat about our “impromptu break”, the podcasting journey so far, crazy Uber rides and online dating. This episode is a fun break from all the serious Landlord Wahala we have been sharing. We know you’d love it. Please share our podcast with your friends and leave us a review on your favorite platforms. Don’t forget you can also send us audio messages, we love those so much. See you soon, bye. Whilst we are away plotting for S2 you can connect with us on socials ⤵️ Instagram @justyarnspodcast @ekwuemedavina @franceswithajay On Twitter @davinaekwueme @franceswithajay

On this episode Dan, Teka and Sheriff share their landlord experiences in Accra Ghana. Their experiences range from paying exorbitant utility bills, to landlords being disrespectful towards them and their personal space, to intimidation and outright physical assault. We hope this episode gives you a view of what renting in Accra really is like and how ugly these experiences can get. If you enjoy this episode, please share our podcast with your friends and leave us a review on your favorite platforms. Don’t forget you can also send us audio messages, we love those so much. You can connect with us on Instagram @justyarnspodcast @ekwuemedavina @franceswithajay On Twitter @meejakes @davinah

On this episode, we talk about the landlord wahala and house issues that comes with living in Accra Ghana. Since moving here in 2013 we have lived in 5 apartments and have experienced so many different landlords so we would say we know what we are talking about. We speak about being physically assaulted by our landlord and having to move houses in March 2021, this episode is a bit different and we hope you enjoy it. If you do please share our podcast with your friends and leave us a review on your favorite platforms. Don’t forget you can also send us audio messages, we love those so much. If you’ve had similar experiences or something equally crazy, we would love to hear from you. You can reach out to us on our Instagram @justyarnspodcast You can connect with us on Instagram @justyarnspodcast @ekwuemedavina @franceswithajay On Twitter @meejakes @davinah

On this episode, Davina talks about turning 23 years old, how she feels about the new age and she shares some of the struggles that have shaped her mindset. She also shares her most important life mantra and how it helps her keep pressure away. We then stepped away from all that seriousness and talked about all the gbas gbos that has happened on Mark & Jack’s internet over the past few weeks. We hope you enjoy this episode, if you do please share our podcast with your friends and leave us a review on your favorite platforms. Don’t forget you can also send us audio messages, we love those so much. You can connect with us on Instagram @justyarnspodcast @ekwuemedavina @franceswithajay On Twitter @meejakes @davinah

On this episode we talk about living in Ghana and we have our very first guest! We sat down with our friend Eric and talked about living in Ghana, our personal experiences, schooling in Ghana, deciding to live in Ghana after school and how much the move has impacted our lives. We hope you enjoy this episode, if you do please share our podcast with your friends and leave us a review on your favorite platforms. You can connect with us on Instagram @justyarnspodcast @__erique @ekwuemedavina @franceswithajay On Twitter @meejakes @__erique_

On this episode, we talk about Valentine’s Day blues, what our perfect gift would look like, who won Val’s day this year and our thoughts on Namaste Wahala. If you enjoy this episode, please share our podcast with your friends and leave us a rating on your favorite listening platform. You can connect with us on Instagram @justyarnspodcast @ekwuemedavina @franceswithajay On Twitter @meejakes @DavinaEkwueme

This is our intro episode, we talk who we are and what the podcast is about. We also share a bit about Valentine’s Day & our thoughts on living in Ghana