African Teapot

African Teapot

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African Teapot episodes

  • Support to single parenthood conclusion!!
    In this final episode of our single parents in Africa series, Exy @exy_edna and co-host Winnie @wynnefashionistagal talk about winnie's dating a single parent. It is served served hot ๐Ÿ”ฅ along with analysis of her experience. News.gallup.com (article of Steve Crabtree & Sofia Kluch) www.researchgate.net www.actrochester.org Gallup world poll data between 2014 to 2018
    20 min
  • Support to single parents
    This episode of our single parents in Africa series. Exy @exy_edna and co-host Winnie @wynnefashionistagal talk about winnie's dating a single parent. It is served served hot ๐Ÿ”ฅ along with analysis of her experience. News.gallup.com (article of Steve Crabtree & Sofia Kluch) www.researchgate.net www.actrochester.org Gallup world poll data between 2014 to 2018
    23 min
  • "Concerns of dating a single parent within the African community" pt 2
    This episode of our single parents in Africa series. Exy @exy_edna and co-host Winnie @wynnefashionistagal talk about concerns people have as Africans when dating "a" or "as" a single parent. News.gallup.com (article of Steve Crabtree & Sofia Kluch) www.researchgate.net www.actrochester.org Gallup world poll data between 2014 to 2018
    15 min
  • "Concerns of dating a single parent within the African community"
    This episode of our single parents in Africa series. Exy @exy_edna and co-host Winnie @wynnefashionistagal talk about concerns people have in Africa when dating "a" or "as" a single parent. They share a letter from Tunde all the way from Nigeria. He shares his experience as a single father in Africa looking to settle down. News.gallup.com (article of Steve Crabtree & Sofia Kluch) www.researchgate.net www.actrochester.org Gallup world poll data between 2014 to 2018
    16 min
  • "Understanding single parenthood in Africa" pt 2
    This is episode 2 of the dating single parents in Africa series. Exy @exy_edna and co-host Winnie @wynnefashionistagal share two listener feedbacks on Thelma's story from last episode all the way in Ghana. what comes to mind when someone says they are a single parent? Listen to the conversation. News.gallup.com (article of Steve Crabtree & Sofia Kluch) www.researchgate.net www.actrochester.org Gallup world poll data between 2014 to 2018
    13 min
  • "Understanding single parenthood in Africa"pt 1
    This episode kick-starts the dating single parents in Africa series. Exy @exy_edna and co-host Winnie @wynnefashionistagal examine data representation of single mothers in Africa and share a letter from Thelma all the way from Ghana. Thelma shares her experience as a single mother in Africa looking to settle down. News.gallup.com (article of Steve Crabtree & Sofia Kluch) www.researchgate.net www.actrochester.org Gallup world poll data between 2014 to 2018
    23 min
  • "Dealing with negative media"
    In this episode Exy @exyendy continues the conversation on media consumption this time focusing on how we can deal with "negative" representation. This time, we look at the example of Lil nas X music video. Image & resources; http://roberts-lieb.com
    14 min
  • "Choose what you consume"
    In this episode, Exy talks about consuming life, spiritual,relationship advice e.t.c from social media (coaches and motivational speakers) without proper screening. Image: theguadian.com Info: www.alvcoaching.com www.sincerelykel.com YouTube: Derrick Jaxon (story)
    14 min
  • The culture of "to go food" amongst Africans
    In this episode, Exy shares her opinion on Africans practicing "to go food" at occasions. "A little is ok but a whole tray is greed". She shares a personal experience she had a few weeks ago at an African occasion. "Why person go carry tray chop from cry die nah??". Image: The Bolton news. #africanteapot
    12 min
  • "Are men and women the same?"
    In this episode, Exy shares her candid views on the difference between equality and sameness when discussing women's rights in Africa. Exy shares an audio clip by Natasha Phillips from Nigeria getting opinions on the issues. Take a listen! www.longdom.org www.equalitynow.org www.equalityhumanrights watch full video clip by Natasha Phillips on YouTube #africanteapot
    12 min

About African Teapot

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In this podcast, we will open the doors to different African cultures by discussing stereotypes, sharing experiences and issues affecting the typical African Family both home & abroad. Our stories told by African voices empowers our future & dignifies our experiences. Hosted by Sisters (Exy & Linie) Cameroonians now based in United States of America.