In today's episode we speak with Professor LeeAnne McIlroy about her new book <em class= "">Sleeping With Lions: A Year in Tanzania</em>, which chronicles the year she spent living and working in East Africa. Over the course of our discussion we touch on a number of subjects, including the linguistic beauty of Swahili, the enduring wonders of Tanzanian wildlife, and the importance of academic and professional collaboration.

In today's episode we speak with Professor LeeAnne McIlroy about her new book Sleeping With Lions: A Year in Tanzania, which chronicles the year she spent living and working in East Africa. Over the course of our discussion we touch on a number of subjects, including the linguistic beauty of Swahili, the enduring wonders of Tanzanian wildlife, and the importance of academic and professional collaboration.

In today's episode we speak with Professor LeeAnne McIlroy about her new book <em>Sleeping With Lions: A Year in Tanzania</em>, which chronicles the year she spent living and working in East Africa. Over the course of our discussion we touch on a number of subjects, including the linguistic beauty of Swahili, the enduring wonders of Tanzanian wildlife, and the importance of academic and professional collaboration.

Interview With LeeAnne McIlroy

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Interview With LeeAnne McIlroy

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