A weekly podcast for those who are interested in travelling responsibly — and having fun doing it! Made in the Gorilla Highlands region, SEE AFRICA BREATHE AFRICA is hosted by Joe Kahiri, an Afro-fusion musician in Uganda, and Miha Logar, a tour consultant in Rwanda.
Categories: Society & Culture
Tags: africa, Culture, DR Congo, DRC, History, RDC, responsible tourism, rwanda, travel, uganda
Nova Southeastern University’s Radio X 88.5FM Information Exchange touches on subjects that affect our NSU community and around the globe. From politics, movies, to events on campus, information exchange is designed not only to keep you informed but to give you the prospective of professionals and NSU students. Check out our website for more information www.nova.edu/radiox or our myspace www.myspace.com/infoex
Categories: Education
Tags: 100, airman, camelot, cinema, college, colloquim, dream, Exonerate, gates, genocide, information, mid, Movies, night, NSU, Paradiso, play, Politics, radio, rooms, rwanda, show, summer, talk, theatre, tuskegge, two, X
Stages Podcast connects with creatives, innovators and healers alike to share in the ways art threads us through every stage of our life. Co-hosts Stephanie J. Block and Marylee Fairbanks bring together their friends and colleagues, from Broadway and the global stage, bringing to light roadblocks, choices, mistakes and successes that lead to new avenues of expression and connection. Love where you are now.
Categories: Arts, Society & Culture
Tags: africa, benwalding, Broadway, creative, creativity, Entertainment, falsettos, friendship, garretthealy, gavinlee, jameslapine, jasongraae, jennyandersonphotography, kamilahmarshall, kealasettle, kigali, kirstengilardi, Lachanze, lovewhereyouarenow, lynnahrens, maryleefairbanks, melanievontrapp, michaelgoddard, Mindleaps, musicaltheater, noahkeiserman, pamelabob, ragtime, rwanda, sakinajaffrey, sisterhood, spirituality, stephaniejblock, stephenflaherty, theater, thechershow, tiffanylittlecanfield, tonyawards, wicked, women, yoga
The Rift Valley Institute podcast features discussions, interviews, lectures and seminars that bring together policy-makers, researchers, activists, development workers, diplomats, investors and journalists. The Rift Valley Institute is a non-profit research and training organization working with communities and institutions in Eastern and Central Africa. RVI programmes connect local knowledge to global information systems, aiming to modify development practice. They include field-based social research, support for indigenous educational institutions, in-country training courses and a digital library. The ‘Local Governance in Somalia’ RVI podcast discusses devolution of power in Somalia in the context of rapid urbanisation. The podcast reflects on the 2021 World Bank Review, which aims to facilitate a more informed dialogue between the government, private sector, civil society, development partners and other stakeholders on a more comprehensive urban development strategy in Somalia. In the 3rd episode, Horn of Africa Programme Manager at the Rift Valley Institute- Hannah Stogdon- speaks with Dr. Ken Menkhaus, professor of Political Science at Davidson College, Horn of Africa and Land Urbanisation specialist working on local governance, service delivery, and forced displacement. The podcast also hosts Makiko Watanabe, a Senior Urban Specialist working on local governance, service delivery, and forced displacement and Dr. Olivia D’Aoust who is a senior urban economist working on issues related to the economics of urbanisation, territorial development, and conflict and fragility.
Categories: Uncategorised
Tags: africa, burundi, congo, djibouti, east, Education, eritrea, ethiopia, institute, kenya, research, rift, rwanda, somalia, south, sudan, uganda, valley