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Ep 1: Hello and welcome to KenyanPoet's podcast; poetry, arts, culture & all that Jazz!
Niaje!!
My name is Njeri Wangari ( KenyanPoet) I am a poet, writer, editor, speaker, cultural publicist and digital storyteller.
I've been blogging since 2004 and KenyanPoet.com is where I share my work and where I cover news & information on arts & culture.
This first episode aired on July 6th, 2011, as I launched this podcast to feature news & information on Kenya's arts & culture scene with in-studio performances, interviews, discussions peppered with music and poetry.
After a long break, am excited to be back!
Since then, more and more African creatives have found their voice and asserting their agency through a new digital, connected, and virtual world cutting through intermediaries and gatekeepers.
This new generation is unafraid to use its voices, hands and bodies to imagine, mould and create its own reality. Their work and expressions are reaching across all divides as they interrogate the past and re-imagine what it means to be an African today.
Join me as I engage my fellow creatives, thinkers, makers, and builders for candid conversations on how they weaving their own thread in this awakened Africa.
Follow me on social media @KenyanPoet everywhere.
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By Njeri WangariNiaje!!
My name is Njeri Wangari ( KenyanPoet) I am a poet, writer, editor, speaker, cultural publicist and digital storyteller.
I've been blogging since 2004 and KenyanPoet.com is where I share my work and where I cover news & information on arts & culture.
This first episode aired on July 6th, 2011, as I launched this podcast to feature news & information on Kenya's arts & culture scene with in-studio performances, interviews, discussions peppered with music and poetry.
After a long break, am excited to be back!
Since then, more and more African creatives have found their voice and asserting their agency through a new digital, connected, and virtual world cutting through intermediaries and gatekeepers.
This new generation is unafraid to use its voices, hands and bodies to imagine, mould and create its own reality. Their work and expressions are reaching across all divides as they interrogate the past and re-imagine what it means to be an African today.
Join me as I engage my fellow creatives, thinkers, makers, and builders for candid conversations on how they weaving their own thread in this awakened Africa.
Follow me on social media @KenyanPoet everywhere.