African Teapot

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 🎂😉

In this episode,Exy talks about the Trokosi system practiced by the Ewe communities in the countries of Benin, Togo & Ghana (west Africa). Why this system is still being practiced despite its illegalities? What is the gov’t doing about it? Sources:theconversation.com , BBC Africa news. @exy_endy or @african_teapot

In this episode,Exy talks about the Trokosi system practiced by the Ewe communities in the countries of Benin, Togo & Ghana (west Africa). Virgin girls used to cleanse the crimes of family members!!! Sources:theconversation.com , BBC Africa news

In this episode,Exy brings attention to Africans sharing videos of domestic abuse as comedy or without purpose. You can take a look of the videos on African teapot podcast on Facebook or Instagram @african_teapot. Images:www.shutterstock.com

I’m this episode, Exy talks about our African community doing better at protecting the identities of victims when especially exposing crimes. Especially children. She urges you to share please🙏🏽 Image: www.savethechildren.net

Exy in this episode talks about Africans disassociating themselves from their African identity because they are not proud of their heritage. She shares a story. Image:istock photos research: www.justo.org. Email: [email protected]

Exy gives a huge Thank you to the just concluded series 🙌 . Gives some tips and pointers on how to better grow as a community & addresses "criticism" from some listeners.