Kofi Hayford, the host of Joy Prime's BMPS show, believes that males have been socialised to avoid certain important life dialogues.
On Wednesday, July 20, he chatted with Roselyn Felli, host of "Prime Morning."
The "potbellied" character from the BMPS programme claims that Ghanaian males have some difficulty expressing their deepest feelings. When males get together, they discuss a wide range of topics, although he admitted that some individuals would avoid having those talks in public.
Kofi Hayford, who also serves as the presenter of Joy FM's "The Overdrive," thinks that males should be allowed to express their emotions and talk about matters that directly impact them without worrying about being judged.
The young presenter revealed to viewers what the show would cover in its upcoming episode and said that it is a subject that guys often steer clear of. Should women be the only centre of fulfilment during sex?, he asked, adding, "This Friday... we're questioning our readers and also debating on the show."
On the BMPS programme, we call it how it is, Kofi said. "I know a lot of folks won't want to talk about it when they meet their friends."
The second season of 'Bald, Muscled, Potbellied and thin' (BMPS), an all-men chat show hosted by Joy Prime, began on March 11, 2022. It follows a group of frank men going through a variety of life situations. which include managing nightclubs, starting new marriages, and living alone. They also discuss their numerous interactions, which provides the show with fascinating anecdotes.
Its host and panellists were chosen to reflect the many physical characteristics of men in society (Bald, Muscled, Potbellied, and Skinny), to symbolise the various and distinctive viewpoints that men have. The BMPS show covers a wide range of subjects, including the week's news, fashion, love, sex, relationships, and other issues.
Every Friday at 9:00 p.m., Joy Prime TV broadcasts the "Bald, Muscled, Potbellied, and Skinny" (BMPS) show.
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