To me, podcasting is a low-cost way to preserve African culture, traditions, and language in a way where future generations can have an authentic experience because their stories are being told by the people who are actually living them.
There’s a young lady here in Nairobi called Adelle Onyango who does this podcast, Legally Clueless, and she’s a very powerful woman who’s very vulnerable, honest, and authentic about who she is.
Wondery is launching a new podcast, Exposed: Cover-Up at Columbia University, which dives into the story of OB-GYN Dr. Robert Hadden, who was recently sentenced to 20 years in prison for sexually abusing his patients.
The podcast will tackle the mysteries surrounding the human brain, including the impact of depression, stimulants, dating apps, and long covid on cognitive abilities.
The first episode will premiere on September 12th on all podcast players, and future guests include Stephen King and science writer Michael Pollan.
The festival will feature a live taping of Talk Easy with Sam Fragoso, an interactive rendition of Let’s Make a Horror, and a behind-the-scenes look at LAist Studios’ relaunched podcast Imperfect Paradise.
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To me, podcasting is a low-cost way to preserve African culture, traditions, and language in a way where future generations can have an authentic experience because their stories are being told by the people who are actually living them.
There’s a young lady here in Nairobi called Adelle Onyango who does this podcast, Legally Clueless, and she’s a very powerful woman who’s very vulnerable, honest, and authentic about who she is.
Wondery is launching a new podcast, Exposed: Cover-Up at Columbia University, which dives into the story of OB-GYN Dr. Robert Hadden, who was recently sentenced to 20 years in prison for sexually abusing his patients.
The podcast will tackle the mysteries surrounding the human brain, including the impact of depression, stimulants, dating apps, and long covid on cognitive abilities.
The first episode will premiere on September 12th on all podcast players, and future guests include Stephen King and science writer Michael Pollan.
The festival will feature a live taping of Talk Easy with Sam Fragoso, an interactive rendition of Let’s Make a Horror, and a behind-the-scenes look at LAist Studios’ relaunched podcast Imperfect Paradise.
The original article contains 2,121 words, the summary contains 185 words. Saved 91%. I’m a bot and I’m open source!