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Eritrawi Podcast: The Other Side of Eritrea

Eritrawi Podcast
Eritrea
Eritrean People's Liberation Front
Adulis
Ethiopia
World War II
Horn Of Africa
EPLF
Asmara
Nakfa
Derg Regime
Massawa
Italy
Ethiopian Army
Red Sea
Eritrean Liberation Front
International Law
United Nations
Shiro
Eritrean Revolution
United States

Eritrawi Podcast: The Other Side of Eritrea History built from archives, not myths. A research-based history podcast exploring the history, culture, archaeology, and heritage of Eritrea and the Horn of Africa through academic research and historical evidence. Episodes cover Adulis, Italian colonial Eritrea, the British Military Administration, the Eritrean struggle for independence, architecture, ... more

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What did Italian colonizers actually see when they looked at Eritrea, and how much of what they described was a projection of themselves?This episode examines the literary construction of Italian Eritrea through the writings of Rosalia Pianavia Vival... more

The Livraghi scandal did not end with the arrests—it transformed into one of the most consequential political and legal dramas in modern Italian history.

Following Lieutenant Dario Livraghi's capture in Switzerland, the Italian government launched a... more

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1891, the Livraghi scandal became the first major public exposure of Italian colonial atrocities in Eritrea. What began as an investigation into two colonial officials—Lieutenant Dario Livraghi and government prosecutor Eteocle Cagnassi—uncovered a s... more

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This episode explores one of the most misunderstood aspects of Italian colonial rule in Eritrea. Drawing on the research of historian Giulia Barrera, it examines how racial hierarchy was not an accidental by-product of colonialism but a carefully con... more

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Giulia Barrera
Academic author of the chapter being analyzed in this episode
Episode: The Construction of Racial Hierarchies in Colonial Eritrea
Emanuel Beyin
Professor of archaeology researching the African Red Sea coast
Academic
Episode: Eritrea’s Red Sea Coast and the Real Story of Human Dispersal
Dr. Daniel T. Habtemichael
Author of the dissertation 'Modeling the Local Political Economy of Adulis, 1000 BCE, 700 ACE'
University of Massachusetts Amherst
Episode: Adulis: A Center of Ancient African Political Economy
Sonny Alem
R&B and pop artist blending traditional Eritrean music with modern genres.
Episode: Eritrean Artists Elevate African Heritage Globally
Marta Woldu
Eritrean artist and cultural innovator, recognized for her contributions to art and cultural exchange.
Episode: Eritrean Artists Elevate African Heritage Globally
Isaias Afwerki
President of Eritrea
Government of Eritrea
Episode: A Shifting World Order: President Afwerki on Global Affairs
Khamail Alhassen Mohammed
A young Eritrean chemical engineer dedicated to sustainable energy solutions.
Mynefi College of Science and Technology
Episode: Eritrean Women Engineer Sustainable Energy Solutions
Midian Seletsion Mogos
A fellow young Eritrean chemical engineer working alongside Khamail on sustainable energy.
Mynefi College of Science and Technology
Episode: Eritrean Women Engineer Sustainable Energy Solutions
Ruth Yohannes
Eritrean female engineer and educator
Segen Construction Company
Episode: Eritrean Female Engineers: Ruth Yohannes's Multidisciplinary Journey

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Eritrean Female Engineers: Ruth Yohannes's Multidisciplinary Journey
Q: How does Ruth view the role of women in national development?
Ruth believes women see themselves as powerful agents of change, embodying the idea that they can multitask and contribute significantly across various fields.
Eritrean Female Engineers: Ruth Yohannes's Multidisciplinary Journey
Q: What is the significance of a company like Segen Construction in the context of self-reliant development?
Segen Construction plays a critical role in building essential infrastructure within Eritrea, showcasing how local talent is employed to meet national development goals.
International Conference on Eritrean Studies: Interviews of Scholars and Activists
Q: What is the goal of the National Public Diplomacy Group (NPDG)?
To reshape perceptions of Eritrea and its people by sharing educational and cultural narratives.
International Conference on Eritrean Studies: Interviews of Scholars and Activists
Q: What is Daniel Sillas's analysis of the migration crisis?
He uses a reverse pyramid model to explain how various players, including NGOs, may benefit from the continued crisis of migration.
International Conference on Eritrean Studies: Interviews of Scholars and Activists
Q: What were the main goals of the Adulis Project?
To showcase Africa's connections to major world civilizations and highlight Adulis as key to urban civilization in sub-Saharan Africa.

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This program analyzes Eritrean and Northern Horn history through archival sources, letters, and overlooked records, creating a narrative built from primary materials rather than myths or propaganda. The episodes cover a wide range of topics—from colonial and wartime economies in East Africa to aviation, literature, and coastal prehistory—highlighting how everyday documents, artifacts, and testimonies illuminate long-hidden stories. A notable strength is its commitment to linking micro-level sources (letters, manuals, local journals) to broader global histories, offering nuanced perspectives on empire, resistance, technology, and cultural exchange.

Potential listeners who are curious about archival research, colonial-era Africa, or the mech... more

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