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In this introductory episode, host dillion s. phiri shares his vision for "Creativity Knows No Borders," a podcast exploring how migration shapes creative expression in Africa. As a Zimbabwe-Malawian creative based in Johannesburg, dillion draws from his personal experience and extensive work with Creative Nestlings to examine how foreign creatives navigate borders, bureaucracy, and building communities across the continent. He introduces the inspiration behind the series and previews conversations with photographers, artists, musicians, filmmakers, and designers who are creating impactful work while navigating life as African creatives in different countries. The episode sets the stage for exploring how creativity truly transcends boundaries and why free movement across Africa is crucial for cultural and economic growth.
This content is created as part of the Move Africa project, commissioned by the African Union Commission and supported by Africa No Filter (ANF) with funding from the Deutsche Gesellschaft für Internationale Zusammenarbeit (GIZ) GmbH. The views and opinions expressed are those of the authors only and do not necessarily reflect those of the GIZ, the African Union or ANF.
In this introductory episode, host dillion s. phiri shares his vision for "Creativity Knows No Borders," a podcast exploring how migration shapes creative expression in Africa. As a Zimbabwe-Malawian creative based in Johannesburg, dillion draws from his personal experience and extensive work with Creative Nestlings to examine how foreign creatives navigate borders, bureaucracy, and building communities across the continent. He introduces the inspiration behind the series and previews conversations with photographers, artists, musicians, filmmakers, and designers who are creating impactful work while navigating life as African creatives in different countries. The episode sets the stage for exploring how creativity truly transcends boundaries and why free movement across Africa is crucial for cultural and economic growth.
This content is created as part of the Move Africa project, commissioned by the African Union Commission and supported by Africa No Filter (ANF) with funding from the Deutsche Gesellschaft für Internationale Zusammenarbeit (GIZ) GmbH. The views and opinions expressed are those of the authors only and do not necessarily reflect those of the GIZ, the African Union or ANF.