Afros & Audio Podcast Festival at Reginald F. Lewis Museum - Baltimore, MDThis episode celebrates the vibrant and diverse world of podcasting at the Afros & Audio Podcast Festival, a groundbreaking event that brings together Black podcast creatives and audio professionals.

Hosted at the iconic Reginald F. Lewis Museum in Baltimore, MD, this festival unites podcasters from across the globe to share their stories, discuss podcasting strategies, and explore the powerful connection between African storytelling traditions and the global diaspora.

The festival was founded by Talib Jasir, and has become a must-attend event for anyone passionate about podcasting, creativity, and diversity.

In this special edition, we dive into a discussion with remarkable podcast hosts from the African diaspora: Sambaza from Kenya, Raphael Larry from Nigeria, Dr. Claire Murigande from Rwanda/Burundi, Paula Sima from Tanzania, Zenith Hamaamba from Zambia, and Rokhaya Flow from Senegal. Together, they explore how African storytelling connects to the global diaspora, shaping podcast content, culture, and more.Key Takeaways:

Contact & More Information: For more on the Afros & Audio Podcast Festival, visit⁠ www.linktr.ee/afrosandaudio⁠.Contact email: ⁠[email protected]⁠

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