
A collection of short stories about the absurdities of life in South Africa during apartheid. Read by Evan Lazarus and produced by Evan Lazarus and Kenny Barto.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 6 | Founded | 6 years ago |
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We will be taking down our existing episodes and rerecording with an ensemble cast of South African actors. We hope you will come to listen to bigger, better Barking At Dogs in January.
See you then,
Leon
If a conservationist tells you to go shopping for lion dung, ask some questions first. This story is absolutely true although names have been changed. After telling this story on daytime talk radio in South Africa back in the 1990's, it quickly becam... more
In apartheid South Africa, giving a friend a ride home after dark could prove dangerous. This episode of Barking At Dogs is dedicated to the late, great Alistair Weakly, lawyer extraordinaire. The song Happy African Village written and recorded by Jo... more
There's a paranormal disturbance on the second floor of the hotel in Matjiesfontein, but it's not half as bad as the argument that ensues. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. anchor.fm/app
The year is 1988. Our non-racial band is in a small college town in apartheid South Africa preparing to play for an unfriendly audience. Lubanzi, the drummer, isn't taking any guff off the conservative audience. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anc... more
The stories are excellent. The voice talent is awesome.
This podcast portrays South Africa so accurately. The writing evokes emotion. Great accents.










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