Ghana's radio landscape tells a story of community, faith, and a deeply ingrained love for music and conversation. Anyone who’s spent time in Accra or Kumasi knows that radio isn't just background noise; it's a vital artery, pulsing through trotros, market stalls, and homes. Unsurprisingly, gospel music holds a powerful sway over the airwaves. Stations dedicating significant chunks of their programming to worship songs and sermons are ubiquitous, reflecting the country's strong Christian faith. It's a comforting, often uplifting presence, navigating the morning traffic or unwinding in the even…