
Exploring Questions Around African Beliefs and Identity
| Publishes | Monthly | Episodes | 47 | Founded | 6 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Religion & SpiritualityDocumentarySociety & Culture | |||

This 3-part series is an in-depth exploration of the realities of the relationship between alcohol and spirituality in the practice of African culture
This 3-part series is an in-depth exploration of the realities of the relationship between alcohol and spirituality in the practice of African culture
This 3-part series is an in-depth exploration of the realities of the relationship between alcohol and spirituality in the practice of African culture
So this is part 2 of the topic of how the township destroyed African spirituality. It’s a conversation that I have been having with Bongisa Msuthu and Lerato Motshabi who are practitioners and academics within the architecture space.
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Hay noko selilide ithuba ngoku noko kwanele..Feed the people
I was just randomly looking for something to listen to about spirituality and then I came across this podcast. To say I’m hooked is an understatement. Can’t stop listening. Awesome podcast!
I can listen to your voice all day everyday in my happy and sad days. On a rainy day watching outside the window holding my cup of tea!! Amazing!!
I just finished listening to Episode 2 & its goosebumps all around. I’m ignorant in that I had questions about Christianity but never thought to look it up. This episode weaved Christianity, Black history and the events of how we came to be, How African spirituality was seen as a lesser form of spirituality. I want to jump straight into Episode 3 but I also don’t. I want to sit with what I know and mull over it. Being a Methodist myself who practises African Spirituality, I am somehow more drawn... more
Thank you so much Vusi for the hard work and dedication put into this. The podcasts have taught me so much as I navigate my own spirituality, and I remain forever grateful!
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Content centers around the intricate relationship between spirituality, identity, and colonial history, particularly focusing on African beliefs and practices. Episodes feature in-depth discussions with various guests, including academics, practitioners, and community figures, shedding light on how cultural narratives shape spiritual experiences and resilience in the face of colonial trauma. Noteworthy themes include the exploration of alcohol's impact on spirituality, with a critical examination of its historical context within both the Black and Muslim communities. The conversations often intertwine personal reflections with broader cultural critiques, offering listeners a profound invitation to engage with their own identities and belief... more
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