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Tribal Talk
By The AfricanistSociety & Culture
Tribal Talk episodes
- No Such Thing As HalfwayOn this week's podcast we are joined by the homey Riflex; 1 half of the SITM Podcast. Riflex is a podcaster, and a musical artist but also recently became an author. He just released his first novel "No Such Thing As Halfway" - a book inspired by his own life experiences with love and tribalism. On this episode he breaks down the book, the tribalism in Cameroon and even took a hilarious left turn explaining how someone tried to 419 him for 20 copies of the book. We also covered some current topics like the NFL and details surrounding Colin Kaepernick's new Disney deal. Lots of laughs and insight. ENJOYOutro Song- J Addo- Move Your BodyAfricanist:Email: [email protected]Website: www.africanistpod.comFacebook: The Africanist PodcastHotline: 301-202-4637Instagram & Twitter: @africanistpodSoundCloud: @the-africanistMixcloud: AfricanistpodiHeart: https://www.iheart.com/podcast/269-tribal-talk-30862525/1 hr 39 min
- Black Women Of LawOn this week’s podcast we are joined by HEAVY HITTERS - strong black women of law in Jummy - Racial and Juvenile Justice Lawyer & Alise - A child abuse and homicide attorney. Both are operating in different functions as lawyers and were able to educate us on their journey to their current roles as well as their day to day work and how they interact with the community. Obviously, we had a strong desire to hear their take on the American Criminal Justice system and opinions on why it does not appear to work in the favor of black people and they didn't disappoint at all. We want to extend a big thank you to them for their perspectives and insight. We ended off the pod on a lighter note with movies Black people should have watched by now and during the quarantine and the response are very interesting ENJOYOutro Song- GoodGirl LA- Bless meAfricanist:Email: [email protected]Website: www.africanistpod.comFacebook: The Africanist PodcastHotline: 301-202-4637Instagram & Twitter: @africanistpodSoundCloud: @the-africanistMixcloud: AfricanistpodiHeart: https://www.iheart.com/podcast/269-tribal-talk-30862525/2 hr 2 min
- For The Love Of DancingOn this weeks podcast we are joined by a long time listener Vanessa Obeng. Currently Vanessa is a Dancer for the NBA Boston Celtics and was a former dancer for the New England Patriots. Vanessa discussed with us her love for dancing, how she got her start as a professional dancer, being the only black dancer & some racism she faced in the beginning of her career. We also discussed with Vanessa Season 4 of insecure. ENJOYOutro Song: Mr Eazi Ft King promise - Baby I'm JealousVanessa:Instagram: @vanessaobeng_Africanist:Email: [email protected]Website: www.africanistpod.comFacebook: The Africanist PodcastHotline: 301-202-4637Instagram & Twitter: @africanistpodSoundCloud: @the-africanistMixcloud: AfricanistpodiHeart: www.iheart.com/podcast/269-tribal-talk-30862525/1 hr 55 min
- Nightmares On 2020 StreetOn this week's podcast the gentlemen discussed everything happening in the world currently. We discussed the unfortunate passing of Oluwatoyin Salau, how we as black men need to do better with our care of our black women. We also shined a big spotlight on the amazing standup delivered by Dave Chappelle which gave an accurate representation of how our people feel in response to experiencing injustice after injustice. Finally, we had an interesting segway and discussed financial investment and Money. Very emotional pod with some laughter. ENJOYOutro Song: Richie Spice- Youths Dem ColdAfricanist:Email: [email protected]Website: www.africanistpod.comFacebook: The Africanist PodcastHotline: 301-202-4637Instagram & Twitter: @africanistpodSoundCloud: @the-africanistMixcloud: AfricanistpodiHeart: https://www.iheart.com/podcast/269-tribal-talk-30862525/1 hr 45 min
- From Lekki & London w/ LoveThis week we bring you a very international podcast as we are joined by DJ Ayo Matthews, based in London and former cast member of BKChat London, the viral YouTube sensation, and Moni, host of the Nigeria based Youtube hit show Moni Talks where she interviews Naija based influencers. Moni and Ayo gave us their international perspective on their experience with the COVID lockdown, and also how the George Floyd protests have even caused cultural ripples across the ocean to where they are both located. We also discussed race and culture in the UK, Moni's experience moving to Nigeria, and the Nigerian Student who was beaten and raped. Super insightful episode, don't miss this one. ENJOYOutro Song: Tion Wayne- I DunnoAfricanist:Email: [email protected]Website: www.africanistpod.comFacebook: The Africanist PodcastHotline: 301-202-4637Instagram & Twitter: @africanistpodSoundCloud: @the-africanistMixcloud: AfricanistpodiHeart: https://www.iheart.com/podcast/269-tribal-talk-30862525/2 hr 15 min
- State Of The UnionThe Africanist is committed to authentic storytelling. In this week's polarizing episode we are joined by Officer John, a Metro Police Transit Officer who went to High School with both Moon Man and Dr Femdizzle. John was completely candid with the team as a black man and offered his view of the state of the police force amidst this George Floyd saga, and shared how he views himself as a member of the community and that the rising tensions have impacted him as well. We gave John our unfiltered opinions on the situation and John talked about how he would've handled the George Floyd situation if he found himself in int. He also shared how he attempts to be a minister of change in his own department. After John left the conversation to go spend time with his family the gentlemen continued on with their feelings. ENJOYAfricanist:Email: [email protected]Website: www.africanistpod.comFacebook: The Africanist PodcastHotline: 301-202-4637Instagram & Twitter: @africanistpodSoundCloud: @the-africanistMixcloud: AfricanistpodiHeart: https://www.iheart.com/podcast/269-tribal-talk-30862525/2 hr 5 min
- Wahala & Ghana JollofOn this week's podcast we are joined by two Ghanaian entrepreneurs and personalities in Borley and friend of the pod Ish Osekre. Borley is the author of the book "Worth the Wahala" which details her perspectives on life, religion and dating, and she is also one of the founders of the Ghanaian travel tours group Afoko Adventures. Ish is the founder of African festivals such as Jollof Festival, Ankara Bazaar and the African Food Festival. We discussed several chapters within Borley's book entitled "Worth The Wahala" and our experiences with the Ghanaian norms of dating. Finally, we talked how they have been navigating their businesses during this time and received from advice from Ish on the art of going viral and how to start a creative endeavor during this live stream quarantine era and so much more. ENJOYOutro Song: Sauti Sol- Brighter DaysAfricanist:Email: [email protected]Website: www.africanistpod.comFacebook: The Africanist PodcastHotline: 301-202-4637Instagram & Twitter: @africanistpodSoundCloud: @the-africanistMixcloud: AfricanistpodiHeart: https://www.iheart.com/podcast/269-tribal-talk-30862525/1 hr 52 min
- Boys Boys TalkOn this week's podcast we are joined by a friend of the podcast Sir Meadows. Sir Meadows joined us to discuss his progress in life since he has last been on, his relationship, Michael Jordan documentary & Insecure. Lots of laughs and isight as always ENJOYOutro Song: Juls ft Agent Sasco-Slow DownAfricanist:Email: [email protected]Website: www.africanistpod.comFacebook: The Africanist PodcastHotline: 301-202-4637Instagram & Twitter: @africanistpodSoundCloud: @the-africanistMixcloud: AfricanistpodiHeart: https://www.iheart.com/podcast/269-tribal-talk-30862525/2 hr 14 min
- Fela FelaOn this week's podcast we are joined by two very special guests who are currently based in LA. The first being friend of the pod, Duain Richmond, a Sierra Leonean brother who was excited to join us and talk about his career journey playing the legendary FELA on Broadway. And we were also joined by the very exclusive Social Media & PR professional Debra Oh aka the West Coast African pluggggg, who is currently managing the digital media for Hip Hop Hollywood and Travel Coterie. We discussed life during Rona and Duain gave us an extensive story on how he landed the role of Fela on the Broadway show and what the journey has been like for him. We also chatted with Debra about how Corona has affected her PR work in the journalism/entertainment industry and much more.ENJOYOutro Song: Cina Soul Ft King-Promise OJORLEY remixAfricanist:Email: [email protected]Website: www.africanistpod.comFacebook: The Africanist PodcastHotline: 301-202-4637Instagram & Twitter: @africanistpodSoundCloud: @the-africanistMixcloud: AfricanistpodiHeart: https://www.iheart.com/podcast/269-tribal-talk-30862525/1 hr 44 min
- The Last Dance & The Last BeatingOn this week's podcast the gentlemen are joined by friends of the pod Kojo & Charisma. We talked about the cultural implications of the Jordan last dance documentary and had a healthy debate on if media influence has affected our perception of who is the GOAT. Then we reviewed the viral video of an African father disciplining his son and if we agreed on if that type of discipline is acceptable. Lots of laughs and education as always. ENJOY!Outro Song- Fior De Bior - kpokpokpouho soualéléENJOYOutro Song- Fior De Bior - kpokpokpouho soualéléAfricanist:Email: [email protected]Website: www.africanistpod.comFacebook: The Africanist PodcastHotline: 301-202-4637Instagram & Twitter: @africanistpodSoundCloud: @the-africanistMixcloud: AfricanistpodiHeart: https://www.iheart.com/podcast/269-tribal-talk-30862525/1 hr 51 min
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