
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
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 136 | Founded | 5 years ago |
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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
‘Chase and find your happiness! Work is so overrated’. This resonated so much 👌🏾.
Brilliant conversations. I loved the one with Slikour because everything he said was very relatable.
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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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Listen To Your Footsteps launched 5 years ago and published 136 episodes to date. You can find more information about this podcast including rankings, audience demographics and engagement in our podcast database.
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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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