🎧 East African Scrolls: Exploring East African History, Culture, and Heritage

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Welcome to East African Scrolls, an African history podcast that brings East African history, mythology, and cultural heritage to life through compelling storytelling.

Hosted by Nina Petroniva, a mother passionate about preserving African oral traditions and teaching the next generation about their roots. This podcast explores the untold stories of Kenya, Tanzania, Uganda, Ethiopia, Somalia, Rwanda, Burundi, and the entire East African region.

🎙️ About This African History Podcast

East African Scrolls unrolls the rich tapestry of East African heritage — from ancient legends and mythologies to independence heroes and nation-building.
Each episode takes you deeper into the African history and stories that shaped the region.

Perfect for:

• Members of the African diaspora reconnecting with their heritage
• Parents raising mixed-heritage children who want to teach them about their roots
• African history enthusiasts and podcast listeners
• Educators seeking authentic African history content
• Anyone interested in African culture, folklore, and historical narratives

📚 What You’ll Discover

Season 1: Mythologies & Belief Systems
Luanda Magere (Luo stone warrior), Simbi Nyaima, Kit Mikayi, and creation stories across East Africa

🌍 Why This History Podcast Matters

In our cosmopolitan world, oral histories risk being forgotten.
East African Scrolls preserves these narratives for future generations — African history told by Africans, for everyone.

👶 Kids Version

Animated East African history stories for ages 6–12 now on YouTube — search “East African Scrolls for Kids.”

🎧 New Episodes

Weekly | First Episode: Luanda Magere – The Stone Warrior

Subscribe on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or wherever you listen to history podcasts.

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