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Listen To Your Footsteps

Kojo Baffoe | Zebra Culture
Johannesburg
South Africa
Education
Football
Marketing
Music
Entrepreneurship
Photography
Berklee College Of Music
Music In Africa Foundation
African Luxury
Johannesburg, South Africa
Epicure
Charl Blignaut
Kitty Phetla
Durban
Creativity
African Music Industry
Africa
Entertainment Industry

Kojo Baffoe is a South Africa based storyteller, writer, author & content strategist, driven by curiosity & a fascination with how people got to where they are and how they do what they do. In the Listen To Your Footsteps podcast, he has in-depth conversations with Africans operating across various fields like the arts, design, advertising, media, entertainment, technology and business about their... more

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Writer, documentary filmmaker, photographer, conceptual copywriter, and author of Patient 12A, Lesedi Molefi carries more titles than most, but at the heart of all of them is a single, unshakeable ethic: the restoration of dignity.

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Nontokozo Madonsela — marketing executive, podcast host, and co-founder of the So Fine Podcast Network — joins Kojo Baffoe for a deeply honest and wide-ranging conversation. From growing up in KZN as the eldest of five and carrying the weight of bein... more

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Joburg‑born filmmaker Stephina Zwane Groenewald grew up in the inner city, learning to read the rough edges of Hillbrow and Joubert Park as closely as she read poetry and history. In this conversation, she talks to Kojo Baffoe about child TV fame on ... more

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Lebo Madiba is the founder and managing director of PR Powerhouse, one of South Africa's most respected strategic communications firms. She has spent her career at the intersection of stories, brands, culture, and trust — navigating white boardrooms ... more

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Recent Guests

Lesedi Molefi
Writer, documentary filmmaker, photographer, content director, conceptual copywriter and author
Patient 12A author
Episode: Lesedi Molefi, Writing Truth Into Being
Nontokozo Madonsela
Marketing executive, host of Cheers to Failure, co-founder of the So Fine Podcast Network
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Episode: Nontokozo Madonsela, When Failure Becomes Your Greatest Teacher
Lebo Madiba
Founding and Managing Director of PR Powerhouse
PR Powerhouse
Episode: Lebo Madiba, Nothing Left To Prove
Mokgadi Itsweng
Plant-based indigenous food chef, food activist, author of Veggielicious
Episode: Mokgadi Itsweng, Healing The Body Through Memory
Veli Ngubane
Award-winning creative entrepreneur, co-founder and chief creative officer at Avatar Agency Group
Avatar Agency Group
Episode: Veli Ngubane, Between Two Worlds Becoming
Angela Makholwo Moabelo
Bestselling author and PR entrepreneur
Britespark Communications
Episode: Angela Makholwa Moabelo, From Newsroom to PR and Noir
Melanie Ramjee
Award-winning South African publicist, entrepreneur, storyteller; founder/MD of Tutone Communications
Tutone Communications
Episode: Melanie Ramjee, The Empress of Hype
Lolo Ndlovu
Founder of The Sneaker Shack
The Sneaker Shack
Episode: Lolo Ndlovu, From Depression To Sneaker Empire
Ephraim Molingoana
Designer, creative director, and entrepreneur
Ephymol
Episode: Ephraim Molingoana, Stitching Memory Into Modern Fashion

Host

Kojo Baffoe
Host of Listen To Your Footsteps

Reviews

5.0 out of 5 stars from 35 ratings
  • Great host, great conversations

    I’ll be honest, I just love listening to Kojo’s voice.

    The conversations he has are great, the production is slick, and Kojo’s hosting is confident and reassuring. He’s got it all under control. :P

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    JonJohnW
    South Africa2 years ago
  • Find the balance 😁

    ‘Chase and find your happiness! Work is so overrated’. This resonated so much 👌🏾.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    TKay Nthebe
    South Africa3 years ago
  • Lovely podcast.

    Brilliant conversations. I loved the one with Slikour because everything he said was very relatable.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    The Coffiend!
    South Africa4 years ago

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Slick production and confident hosting make conversations engaging and easy to follow.
Guests feel relatable and stories are often described as authentic and inspiring.
Listeners appreciate Kojo's insightful prompts and the show's thoughtful pacing.

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Letitia Masina, Building Legacy Beyond the Spotlight
Q: Do you go back to the Northwest much now?
I do go back, but less frequently; it's more about visiting family or attending funerals, and to reconnect with roots that inform my work.
Letitia Masina, Building Legacy Beyond the Spotlight
Q: And then you never left Joburg, right?
I guess not—building networks and relationships at that formative age kept me connected to the city, and the people I met early on shaped my path in media.
Letitia Masina, Building Legacy Beyond the Spotlight
Q: So Letitia, you're from the Northwest originally, right?
Yes, I grew up in a village called Siaha in a district that's rural, then moved toward bigger towns and eventually Joburg for boarding school, which set the stage for my career.
Lolo Ndlovu, From Depression To Sneaker Empire
Q: What was the turning point that convinced you to scale?
Two early customer interactions—one with a notable athlete and a mother—proved the service's real value beyond niche sneaker culture, pushing me to scale from a single shop to multiple stores and formalize operations.
Lolo Ndlovu, From Depression To Sneaker Empire
Q: Was Sneaker Shack your first business?
No, Sneaker Shack started as a university project about disrupting traditional laundry and sneaker care. After returning home from Switzerland and grappling with depression, I decided to pursue it full-time, started in a small space, and gradually scaled up as demand grew.

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A thoughtful, conversation-driven series that centers African creatives, leaders and practitioners across arts, design, media, tech, and business. Episodes trace personal journeys from early influences to mature practice, highlighting mentorship, community building, and how culture and identity shape work. Listeners get practical career insights, behind-the-scenes industry context, and inspiration from voices shaping Africa's creative and entrepreneurial ecosystems. A notable strength is its breadth of guests who blend artistic practice with leadership, strategy and social impact, offering both aspirational and actionable takeaways for listeners pursuing diverse paths.

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Recent guests on Listen To Your Footsteps include:

1. Lesedi Molefi
2. Nontokozo Madonsela
3. Lebo Madiba
4. Mokgadi Itsweng
5. Veli Ngubane
6. Angela Makholwo Moabelo
7. Melanie Ramjee
8. Lolo Ndlovu

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