
What does it mean to be both African and European? Author Johny Pitts hosts a six part series exploring major European cities and the art, politics and history of their Black communities. Experience Europe through a lens often missing from tourist guides and official national narratives. Each episode dives deep into a different capital city: Brussels, Amsterdam, Berlin, Stockholm, Lisbon and Paris... more
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 7 | Founded | a year ago |
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On the last leg of the Afropean Podcast's journey, Johny arrives in the city of romance, Paris France, home to Europe's largest Black population outside of London. He links up with neo-soul legends Hélène and Célia Foussart (Les Nubians) to talk abou... more
Johny arrives in Lisbon, deconstructing the myth of the 'good coloniser' through conversations with innovators and intellectuals of African descent in Portugal. He hears from Kalaf Epalanga of the band Buraka, who pioneered the frenetic Angolan afro-... more
In Stockholm, where Swedish-style social democracy has positioned the country as a world leader in development aid and refugee intake, Johny hears the complicated ways African voices are marginalised. With Minna Salami, he compares her term 'Afropoli... more
Johny finds himself at the fault-line of the 20th century. Berlin is where Cold War divisions between East and West and colonial histories continue to leave a mark on both German and African identities. Celebrated soul singer Joy Denalane shares stor... more
Thank you Jonny Pitts and Femi Oriogun Williams. Fascinating series that just keeps giving from city to city. Asante sana, medasi, matondi mingi. Merci.
So interesting, informative, inspiring. A look into the Afropean universe, and it’s beautiful.
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Content centers on the intersection of African and European identities, primarily exploring the experiences and contributions of Black communities across various major European cities. Each episode offers a rich tapestry of discussions about history, culture, politics, and art, providing listeners with perspectives often overlooked in conventional narratives. Notably, the series aims to shed light on the ongoing impact of colonialism and identity within these urban settings, while also celebrating the unique heritage and ongoing influence of the African diaspora in Europe.
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Recent guests on Afropean Podcast include:
1. Hélène Foussart
2. Célia Foussart
3. Kévi Dona
4. Olivette Otele
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