# Kojo Baffoe
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Frank kojo baffoe Jr. (known as kojo baffoe) is a writer, poet, blogger, media consultant (television and print), producer, columnist, editor of Destiny Man, and is currently based in Johannesburg, South Africa.
== Early life ==
Kojo was born 10 April 1972 in Munich, Germany to a Ghanaian father and German mother.
Danielle Bowler, Many Lives, One Creative Thread
What does it mean to live a tapas life, to sample widely, to commit deeply, to keep becoming? Danielle Bowler has spent her life refusing neat labels, and in this conversation, she makes a powerful case for why she never needed one.
Writer, culture editor, researcher, musician, and now opera compos…
Lesley Mofokeng, Reclaiming Africa's Erased Chapters
Dr. Lesley Mofokeng - academic, journalist, and author - sits down with Kojo Baffoe to trace a life built on curiosity. From dreaming of being a bus driver in a dusty village outside Mafikeng, to breaking into the Sunday Times newsroom in the mid-90s, to writing bestselling books on Khanyi Mbau and…
Kojo Baffoe on African Podcasts Archiving History
In this episode of The Lead Creative, host Mongezi Mtati speaks to Kojo Baffoe about the realities of podcasting, storytelling and building meaningful creative work in Africa.
The conversation explores how Kojo Baffoe’s podcast evolved beyond the book that inspired it, why creators should stop mea…
Osmic Menoe, From Soweto To Cultural Architecture
What does it take to turn curiosity into culture, and culture into a lasting legacy?
In Episode 139 of Listen to Your Footsteps, Kojo Baffoe sits down with Osmic Menoe - South African hip-hop pioneer, cultural organiser and creative entrepreneur - for a candid conversation about growing up in deep …
Simmi Areff, Comedian Before Everything Else
Simmi Areff wants one thing on the record first: he is a comedian. The podcast pioneer, the group head of audio and video, the man who produces Trevor Noah's podcast, all of it comes after the microphone.
In episode 140, Kojo Baffoe speaks to the comedian and podcaster who built South African podca…
Andile Bhala, Paper Remembers What Cities Forget
What does it mean to make a photograph that holds more than a moment?
In this episode of Listen to Your Footsteps, Kojo Baffoe sits down with Soweto-born documentary and commercial photographer, photographic artist and printmaker Andile Bhala. Their conversation moves through memory, music, footbal…
Kgaugelo Maphai, Empathy As A Business Currency
The most valuable asset in marketing is not data, budget or reach, but the willingness to actually see people.
In Episode 143 of Listen To Your Footsteps, Kojo Baffoe sits down with Kgaugelo Maphai - seasoned marketer, entrepreneur and founder of Matrix Communications Group - for a conversation tha…
Concord Nkabinde, The Bass Beneath Becoming
What does it mean to build a life in music when the world tells you to choose something more certain?
In this episode of Listen to Your Footsteps, Kojo Baffoe sits down with celebrated South African bassist, composer, bandleader, producer and educator Concord Nkabinde. From his earliest memories of…
Tshiamo Maremela, Building Culture Beyond The Campaign
In Episode 145 of Listen to Your Footsteps, Kojo Baffoe speaks with Tshiamo Maremela, founder of A Very Cool Studio, about the journey from a curious childhood in Wedela to art, media, cultural strategy and business leadership. Tshiamo reflects on the different selves we show the world, leaving uni…
Lebo Motswenyane, The Architecture Of Bringing People Together
In Episode 147 of Listen to Your Footsteps, Kojo Baffoe speaks with Lebo Motswenyane, founder of Lucky No8 Concepts, about the relationships, decisions and unseen work behind event production.
From her childhood in Khuma, Klerksdorp, to a Rotary exchange in the United States and a career spanning L…
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