5 African Podcasts on Love, Dating, & All In Between
Article by Edgar Eriakha, creator of Why Am I Still Single? podcast
Valentine’s Day is here, and whether you’re in a romantic partnership, single, or stuck in a situationship, there’s gotta be a podcast that’s speaking to you. African podcasters are providing new, sassy, and highly relatable takes on love, dating, and relationships — through personal stories, expert advice, or unapologetic debates.
Edgar Eriakha
I’m Edgar Eriakha, also known as Check Edgar. I’m a creative storyteller, writer, and comedian with a baritone voice, bringing life to videos, podcasts, movies, and blogs. As the host of Why Am I Still Single?, a top comedy podcast, I explore hilarious and heartfelt stories about love, relationships, and modern life.
Here are five fantastic African podcasts that chronicle the highs, lows, and lessons of love:
Why Am I Still Single?, Check Edgar (Nigeria)
This podcast is a laugh-out-loud, brutally truthful plunge into Check Edgar's love life and the hilarious reasons why he is still single. In every episode, Edgar shares a different story about the women he has dated and hopes to find a partner before ending the podcast. The podcast will conclude the day Edgar gets married! If you've ever sat around wondering, "Why am I still single?" — then this one's for you.
Must-Listen Episode: Vision and Dreams
ShxtsNGigs, James and Fuhad (Kenya)
This podcast takes a witty, no-holds-barred approach to discussing love, life, and relationships. Hosted by James and Fuhad, ShxtsNGigs offers a mix of humor, real-world experiences, and thought-provoking discussions about relationships. It’s perfect for anyone looking for candid and lighthearted commentary on the African dating scene.
Must-Listen Episode: What Advice Would You Give Your Ex?
To My Sisters, Courtney Daniella Boateng & Renée Kapuku (Various Countries)
This podcast is a beautiful blend of storytelling, empowerment, and advice, focusing on female friendships, self-love, and romantic relationships. Hosted by a group of African women, To My Sisters explores everything from navigating dating pressures to the challenges of maintaining healthy relationships.
Must-Listen Episode: How to Be Fruitful in 2025: Embracing a New Season of Purpose & Intentionality – A heartwarming discussion on the complexities of evolving love and friendship.
Sex and Sanity, GCR (Ghana)
Ami and Araba bring a sex-positive perspective to conversations about love and relationships. They break the stigma around openly discussing sex by having honest discussions about sexuality and sexual health, sharing real-life stories that are raw and unfiltered. This podcast is a must-listen for anyone looking to explore deeper dimensions of modern relationships.
Must-Listen Episode: Foreplay and the Art of Love Making (Part One) – A conversation about the importance of foreplay and what it truly means to make love.
Check Your DM, Church of Stories (Ghana)
Church of Stories offers a refreshing take on relationships from a celebrity perspective. The podcast delves into topics like sex, commitment, and the realities of modern dating in today’s social age. It’s a perfect listen for anyone curious about what celebrities really think about love, dating, and relationships.
Must-Listen Episode: Deflowering, Love, and Coffee Drinking at Ayisi’s Red Table – A candid conversation with Ghanaian artist Ayisi about the expectations and realities of dating.
These African podcasts offer diverse, real, and entertaining takes on the world of love, dating, and relationships. From humorous dating stories to profound reflections on modern love, these podcasts will keep you entertained and informed. Whether you’re happily coupled up, single, or somewhere in between, there’s always something to learn from these voices shaping the African dating conversation.
Which of these podcasts are you tuning into this Valentine’s Day?
Let us know in the comments!