Overlooked

Welcome.  While our feature story this week discusses one of the most well-loved and consumed drinks in the world, coffee. We also discuss stories ranging from organ donation in Canada to a cyclone in Mozambique. There is also a fun fact about sneaky monkeys in Bali. 

One of the stories this week discusses sexual assault. You’ll get a warning just before the story starts, so you will have the option to skip that story to the next one. 

#Tigray #Ethiopia #Kenya #Coffee

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While our feature story this week discusses mushrooms, we also touch on the story of a generous doctor in Arkansas, and another story that highlights why its always important to double check hard drives before tossing them out.

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Happy New year, and welcome back to the podcast. Hope you had an opportunity to rest, relax and reconnect with loved ones over the holidays.

In this week’s episode we cover several stories including a story from Germany where there is now a law that sets a gender quota for company boards and another from South Korea, where couples have the potential to make up to $100,000 for having more children.

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Hi its your host Yemi, the Overlooked podcast is still on a break from season 1.  I am taking some time to rest, relax and recharge for 2021.  

As you may already know, the Overlooked podcast is produced by Tunuka Media. The same production studio at produces the well-loved podcast Africa in my kitchen.  Seeing as the holiday season is about to go into full swing, I thought it would be great to just highlight Africa in my kitchen while we wait for the Overlooked podcast to come back on early in 2021. 

To get you started, I have selected one of my favorite episodes with one of the meals I have love, love, loved. It was on Cachupa from Cape Verde. 

Once again, here’s the very best of the season! 

Stay safe out there people and enjoy one of my favorite episodes of Africa in my kitchen.

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Hi Everyone,

Welcome to the season finale. 

In this episode of the show we will revisit some of the compelling stories across the 33 episodes from our first season. 

Thank you for all your support as we wrap up season one of the podcast, I look forward to sharing more overlooked stories with you in 2021.

Stay blessed.

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Welcome to a new episode. 

Our main story this week is about a wolf. Well, more along the lines of the monster wolf. If you have seen the Episode cover, you have a general picture of what it looks like. 

 We will also discuss a new WhatsApp update, an earthquake that hit Turkey, and a new malaria test that makes testing as simple as putting on a bandage.

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Welcome to a new episode. 

Our main story this week is about the fascinating way presidential votes are done in Gambia, and why they are now switching away from it. Before that we will cover various stories that range from the sentencing of NXIBM founder, Keith Raniere in the U.S to the Swedish cargo ship that will be able to move up to 7,000 cars while harnessing the power of wind.  

This and all other episodes can be found where you enjoy your podcasts. Its also republished on audio format on YouTube.

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Welcome to a new episode. This week, we will discuss various stories that includes a the attack on children in Cameroon, new restaurant in Egypt set to attract tourists, the election results in Seychelles, the #endSARs movement in Nigeria and the weird case of a drug courier that reported his drugs missing to police. 

#Kumba #Cameroon #AnglophoneCrisis

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Welcome to episode 30.

In this episode we discuss stories from several countries including Japan, the Czech Republic, France, Tanzania, and the Democratic Republic of Congo, where aid workers from various organizations of the United Nations (U.N) have been accused of abuse.

#UN #WHO #Kilimajaro #News #CurrentAffairs

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Welcome to the very first special episode of the Overlooked Podcast. 

In this special, our focus is on the ongoing violent crisis in Southern Kaduna located in Nigeria. We will also have our first interview guest, Alheri Magaji who is with the RADI foundation. 

RADi foundation is based out of Southern Kaduna, and is a grassroots organization focused on helping the victims of the crisis in the region. 

The history of violent conflict in Southern Kaduna is a complex and long one. However, while we will touch on some of the history of the conflict, the focus will remain on the people whose lives have been impacted by the ongoing conflict in Southern Kaduna. 

**Disclaimer**: This episode focuses on themes of physical violence against both adults and children. It may not be suitable for all audiences. 

So, listener discretion is advised.

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#SouthernKaduna #RADi #Kaduna

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