
Historian and author Max Siollun brings you an African history podcast that never forgets to remember. The world needs an African history podcast - because African history is box office!
Revolutionaries, intellectuals, and villainous assassins: Africa had them all. Dramatic blow by blow reconstructions of explosive historical events, and interviews with historical eyewitnesses and experts. New epi... more
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 19 | Founded | 9 months ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Category | History | |||

A few excerpts from the next episode (which will be released on 1st November). Nigeria’s potential seemed limitless in the 1970s. In that decade, Nigeria’s earnings from crude oil increased by over 5000%! Nigeria became rich beyond its wildest dreams... more
Exactly 40 years ago Nigeria's most famous journalist Dele Giwa was killed by a letter bomb shortly after researching stories about government corruption, and publishing articles about the inner workings of Nigeria's military government. The parcel h... more
How did a small, eccentric, and puritanical religious sect in north-east Nigeria become one of the world's deadliest insurgent organisations? In this discussion with Dr Atta Barkindo (an expert on Boko Haram who has worked with the Office of the Nati... more
In the early 2000s, twelve states in northern Nigeria adopted Sharia (Islamic) law into their legal codes. Why did they do this?It was bigger than Islam and Muslims. Sharia was part of a desire to purify northern society and return it to a revered by... more
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This program offers rigorous historical reconstructions of pivotal African events, with a focus on Nigeria and the broader region. Episodes combine archival research, interviews with historians and eyewitnesses, and on-the-ground reporting to illuminate power dynamics, politics, and culture across decades. Recent topics include first ladies and informal political power, religious conflict and coexistence, Nigeria's pro-democracy movements, sports diplomacy, and landmark colonial-era incidents. A distinctive strength is the blend of scholarship with engaging storytelling and access to notable guests who provide deep context and diverse perspectives. Potential listeners include history buffs, researchers, journalists, and policy enthusiasts s... more
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