The Podcast about African History, Culture, and Politics
Publishes | Monthly | Episodes | 133 | Founded | 16 years ago |
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Categories | PoliticsNewsHistory |
Peter Mark (Emeritus, Art history, Wesleyan Univ.) on his personal and scholarly journeys through precolonial Mande worlds. He shares insights from decades of experience working with an eclectic range of primary sources and archives. He then discusse... more
Marissa Moorman (Univ. of Wisconsin-Madison, African Cultural Studies) on Angolan social history and media studies. We discuss the evolving trajectory of her scholarship, research in southern Africa and Portugal, and her latest book, Powerful Frequen... more
Historian Jessica Marie Johnson (Johns Hopkins Univ.) digs into her award-winning new book, Wicked Flesh: Black Women, Intimacy, and Freedom in the Atlantic World. The conversation brings out how Black women in Senegambia, the Caribbean, and Louisian... more
Dr. Gerard Akindes discusses his experience playing and coaching basketball in West Africa and Europe, and the new Basketball Africa League. He considers the role of “electronic colonialism” in the sport media landscape and then reflects on his work ... more
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I highly recommend this topic for anyone interested in learning more about Africa and the broad field of African Studies.
Extremely interesting podcast. I have been looking for a podcast on Africa and there were not many options. This podcast explores issues that are taking/have taken place and provides great guest speakers with valuable commentary.
The idea for this pod cast is great since African history is poorly covered and poorly understood in modern society. At times the podcast gets a bit technical and specific and seems designed for academic historians but most podcasts are understood and enjoyable by lay persons such as myself.
Very informative topics that no other podcasts cover . Its only a pity its no longer updated. Theres a lot of things i learnt listening to this podcast
There are few parts of the world that have received less exposure in the media than Africa, a continent rich in history, culture, and diversity. Africa Past & Present is a welcome effort to bring stories from the African past and modern world to listeners across the globe. Hosted by Peter Limb and Peter Alegi of Michigan State University, the show features interviews, commentary, and debate from African scholars and Africans themselves on an array of topics relating to the continent's diverse ... more
Apple Podcasts | #152 | Poland/History |
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