In our final episode of Season 1, we discuss the nuances of cultural consumption, and owning our stories with comedian, creative director and founder of The Matumbilas; our cousin, Zulfiqar Manzi. The Matumbila's is a cartoon about a  Tanzanian family living in middle-class America. The series deals with culture clashes between the parents and their  children.  Join us as we reflect about content creation, our childhood, and learn more about its impact.   Check out The Matumbila's series @thematumbilas on Instagram, FaceBook, Youtube or KweliTV (#blackowned). 

And for those of you curious about the New England Umoja archives, click here: http://neumoja.dot5hosting.com/  

Asante sana to each of you for listening, supporting and encouraging us on this podcasting journey! And a special shout out to our intern extraordinaire @ky_mills for the creative production and audio engineering of this episode. 

Auntie Queen Nenelwa and Auntie Amazing chat about the first Vice Presidential debates. This mazungumzo gets into the personalities and performances of Senator Kamala Harris and why these elections matter to us. What did you think about it? And if you're in the States, have you voted yet? 

Featured in this episode:  Kylie Miller (script & audio engineer): @ky_mills, Yussuf Kassim Manzi (beats maker, designer): www.ykmdesign.com, @yussufkassimmanzi  

SN: The audio. clips of the Vice Presidential Debate featured in this episode are from the PBS NewsHour YouTube channel. We are confident that we abide. by fair use: Copyright Disclaimer Under Section 107 of the Copyright Act 1976.