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African Dot American
By africandotamericanSociety & Culture
African Dot American episodes
- Ep: 53: Being African Dot American and a Vegan
In this episode, Bonkiyo and Naana talk to returning guest, Yasmin, about her vegan journey.
57 min - Ep. 52: The Journey of African Dot Americans to the Motherland
Naana and Bonkiyo chat with storyteller, writer, and journalist, Itoro Bassey about her journey to Nigeria and her debut novel, Faith, a coming-of-age tale about a first-generation Nigerian-American woman born and raised in the U.S. who resettles in Nigeria.
45 min - 56 min
- Ep. 50: A Review of Young, Famous & African
In this episode, Bonkiyo and Naana review Netflix's Young, Famous & African - a reality show that documents the lives of young, famous and affluent African media stars.
43 min - 47 min
- Ep. 48: Egg Freezing
Naana chats with Bonkiyo and a special guest, Elena, about their fertility and egg freezing journey.
51 min - Telephone: Burnout
2020-2022 has been a lot! On the latest Telephone episode, Naana and Bonkiyo get real about burnout and how they cope.
42 min - 51 min
- Ep. 47: We Are Sisters
Naana and Bonkiyo step back in horror of National Siblings Day and let returning guest, Yasmin have a heartwarming, eye-opening chat with her sister, Cozette about growing up with African parents, expectations for immigrant-American children, and representations of African culture at home.
1 hr 4 min - Ep. 47: We Are SistersIn this final episode of Season 3, to commemorate National Sibling Day, Yasmin and Cozette take over the podcast to discuss their childhood and growing up in the United States as children of Ghanaian immigrants.1 hr 4 min
About African Dot American
From the publisher's feed
African dot American is a podcast that takes a closer look at a subset of the African diaspora: African immigrants and children of African immigrants growing up in the United States.