In this episode, we talk about how virginity is seen & approached in today’s culture. We are joined by our sister Liris again to share our thoughts. We talk about some of the myths surrounding virginity vs the realities of virginity. Including male virginity test and much more. We also talk about some trending African stories from the web like kizz Daniel. Sources; potentash.com, news24.com, link.springer.com, Issm.com

In this episode, the host of the podcast are joined by their youngest sister Liris to explore the African culture of tribal markings. This is triple the fun. They talk about the origin and why the culture is practiced & much more. They also talk about the trendy topics on social media suggested by listeners on their new segment “around the African web” Image: istock. Sources: documentary “marked” on Netflix, betatinz and africax5. Stories: Exy, Winnie, & Ndoh

In this episode, Exy and Linie celebrate mid-year by airing the views and suggestions of their listeners which includes DM's, hot topics, emails and Q&A. Do not miss the funny Dm slide ins, letters about toxic parents, stories about mob justice, Kenya legalizing w**d, Return of Statue to Cameroon by Germany, corrupt politicians standing trials while drinking etc.....

sources: African BBC, cameroononline.org, mobileghanaweb.com, Kenyans.co.ke

Source: www.nationaldaily.com , www.ugandatravelguide.com

In this episode, Exy & Linie talk about the dangers of accepting or rendering help without caution in our African communities. They give updates on a personal story from a listener all the way in Cameroon. Follow us on Instagram so as to read our daily inspirations and stories from our listeners like the one in this episode.

In this episode, Co-hosts Exy & Linie (sisters) talk about skin bleaching within African communities. The origin/mindset of the practice, why consumers are pushed to such practices and the psychological effects it has on the community at large. How this got entangled with culture and how both genders face the pressure especially from family. Source: WHO, Melanin Foundation, borgenproject.org Episode picture: Emily William Smith

In this episode, we discuss FGM and why it has proven very difficult to put a complete end to it. How, why & who carries out this act in communities that FGM is still prevalent. Share stories from survivors Layla Hussein (activist,therapist) & Aminata(activist). Image: istock Research: BBC news Africa, WHO, Global Citizen, The Guardian

In this episode, Exy talks about some Marriage cultures which applies across the African Continent. Practices such as “money spraying” popular now on social media & “knock door”… etc. She also catches up on the new season & Updates! We will soon be on YouTube watch out!! 2 lucky giveaway winners will be posted on Instagram and Facebook. Image:istock

This episode is hosted by Exy and Linie. They take us down memory lane as they do a recap on 1 year old journey of African teapot podcast. They answer questions sent in by listeners regarding the podcast and share details about the giveaway coming up.

In this episode Exy announces the one year milestone African teapot family!!! and what to look forward to in season finale episodes. Surprise 🎂😉