Hosted by Maxwell Cofie · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 14 episodes
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The Reverb is a fast-paced tech podcast capturing real conversations from the Sandbox Réseau community.Each 5-minute episode distils insights, ideas, and lessons from builders actively creating, stitched together into a tight, signal-rich experience.No fillers. Just what people are building, thinking, and learning right now.We dive into:The Build: Tech stacks that scale.The Launch: Real market friction.The Glitch: The "Oh Sh*t" moments.Hosted by Maxwell Cofie, it’s a high-energy sprint through the minds building Africa's future. Plug in. Sync up. Get back to building.
Maxwell Cofie hosts The Reverb, a business show with 14 episodes published.
"Their feedback helps you refine the product faster than what you can do based on just what you know." In this episode, Joycelyn Otchere, co-founder of Kixara, shares the story of how a cold Snapchat message led to their
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"Speed is the advantage; self-indulgence is the bottleneck." In this episode, Reuben Frimpong (Ahofade/Pastcare) breaks down the psychological shift from being a lone coder to a business leader. He discusses the "feature
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"Don't scale early; scale intelligently." In this episode, Cornelius Owusu-Ansah, founder of Gaderin, shares the reality of the "ripple effect"—when social media word-of-mouth turns a steady stream of users into a flood.
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"If personal finance is harder than spending your money, nobody will stick with it." In this episode, Andrew Glago, founder of Budge AI, shares how a massive failure in banking infrastructure became his biggest product f
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"If they won't pay, it's just a compliment, not a business." In this episode, Maxwell sits down with Richmond Agbavor, co-founder of Clerra, to discuss the danger of "polite" validation. Richmond explains why he entered
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"Don't hoard the idea. Put the skeleton out there." In this episode, Maxwell talks with Aikins, the founder of Sail Rides, about the danger of keeping an idea private for too long. Aikins shares how a single "skeleton" d
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"It stopped being an idea and started feeling like a real solution." In this episode, Maxwell sits down with Joseph Mensah, founder of Open Prop, and discusses the moment house hunting in Ghana went digital. He shares ho
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"If people aren’t trying to solve a problem in messy ways, it isn't painful enough." In this episode, Maxwell sits down with Harold, the co-founder and CEO of Night Market, to discuss the raw reality of market validation
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"Sometimes the opportunity you turn down is the quieter invitation to keep your head down." In this episode, Maxwell sits down with Natalie Narh, co-founder and CEO of NewComma, to discuss the heavy burden of building in
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"Sometimes you are just postponing feedback." In this episode, Maxwell is joined by Yoofi, the co-founder of Beeterty, to talk about the "one more feature" trap. Yoofi gives a transparent look at why they launched "too e
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"From a passion project to the physical manifestation of an industry." In this episode, Maxwell sits down with Samuel Allotey, the founder of The Design Junkies and the visionary behind FidCon. Sam shares the raw journey
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"Money isn't the only thing you have to offer." In this episode, Maxwell sits down with Chisom, the founder of Echolift, to discuss the unique challenges of building a nonprofit tech product. Chisom shares a transparent
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"Don't wait for 'perfect' to start capturing value." In this episode, Maxwell sits down with Theo, the Product Lead at RateCardly, to discuss the milestone every founder dreams of: the first paying customer. Theo shares
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"Start locally, architect globally." In this episode, Maxwell sits down with Charles, the founder of JamPolls, to discuss the friction between building for the Ghanaian market and maintaining a global ambition. Charles e
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"Early traction isn't a tech problem—it's a people problem." In this episode, Maxwell sits down with Sedem, the founder of Skill Club, to discuss the raw, unpolished reality of getting your first 10 users in the Ghanaian
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Building in the 233 can be noisy. There are tweets, threads, hot takes, and endless advice. But in all that noise, the real lessons from builders sometimes get lost. The Reverb, from Sandbox Réseau, is a fast-paced 3–5 m
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