Africa is a continent, and we’re here to prove it. Join hosts Chinny and Astrid as we uncover key moments in African history that have shaped the continent, one nation at a time. Our episodes are bite-sized, perfect for history lovers and curious minds. As featured on BBC, The Guardian and proud winners of Independent Podcast of the Year, we're making African history accessible to all. Follow us o... more
Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 104 | Founded | 6 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Category | History |
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Overall, I really enjoy this podcast. I like Chinny and Astrid and their style of storytelling, I love learning about countries less-often covered by media and I find the combination of serious history with lighthearted chat a good balance. My one complaint is just that the episodes are quite short. I always find myself wishing they’d gone into more detail on the topics. If this podcast tackled its main topic for, say, 50 minutes instead of 25, I think could be a genuinely amazing show.
This podcast shows the side of Africa that has been forgotten or purposely dismissed. It goes deep into the history of the continent, making it easier to understand why things are as they are. Keep up the work ladies your role models for my daughters. ❤️
There's not too many podcasts that dig into the history of African countries and the diaspora in ways that are straightforward, interesting, and don't drag on — which is why this podcast stands out. Its lighthearted but has range and they don't necessarily get into too many rabbit holes that distract from the stories which I appreciate.
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The only reason I'm not a more regular listener is that for as many episodes as they created they still seem to struggle hard with leveling out the audio 🥲. ... more
I absolutely love your show. It’s SO informative! The dynamics between the two of you are so fun and your excitement about learning and sharing your knowledge with your listeners is contagious. I’m reading your book right now and love it.
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The focus spans a rich exploration of African history through bite-sized episodes that connect key moments and influential figures from various nations across the continent. Topics include significant events, influential leaders, and the complex legacies of colonialism, providing listeners with a comprehensive understanding of Africa's diverse histories. The engaging storytelling style of the hosts, Chinny and Astrid, offers a unique blend of informative content alongside light-hearted commentary, making the learning process enjoyable. Notably recognized for their efforts to make African history accessible, the show has gained acclaim, including being featured by major media outlets and winning awards for its impactful narratives.
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