This episode tells the story behind the making of Tuning-In: Other Ways of Seeing, a collaborative workshop about podcasting. The two collaborators discuss art, communities, culture, LoCA, global issues, Zambia and much more.

With: Anawana Haloba and Romeo Gongora

This episode tells the mysterious story of the snake NyamiNyami, the river god of the Tonga and Lozi people of Zambia, believed to still be living in the Zambezi river. This passionate investigation is narrated by Winston with insightful contributions from various residents of Livingstone. Their knowledge, descriptions and beliefs are shared with passion, clarity and awe, bringing us to capture the spirit of NyamiNyami.

With: Dominic Nshimba, Benard Kopeka and Winston Chola Chilumba

What is fashion?! Does Livingstone have its very own fashion? Swag, urban wear, identity, textures, colours, clothing, cultures; everything you need to know about Livingstone’s fashion culture seen from the eyes of local citizens.

With: Jeff Nkata, Yande Yombwe and Arnold

Take a tour with the two hosts of this episode as they interview citizens of Livingstone about tradition and cultural changes. What do senior citizens have to say compared to younger residents about values, traditions and culture?

With: Kangwa Yombwe and Chanda Chishimba

In this episode, we follow Samuel Manduli and Nelson Sisi on their breathtaking journey through Maramba, a township in Livingstone, and the special lessons they learnt from the Kachipembe (a Zambian traditional beer).

With: Nelson Sisi

The artist Sunga Mwila has thoughts about proverbs and their origins, meaning and means of communicating them. What role does social media play in how they are disseminated and interpreted? What values do proverbs hold for some individuals and their cultures?

With: Sunga Mwila

In this last episode of Tuning-In: Other Ways of Seeing, we conclude our journey with this beautiful discussion between Romeo Gongora and Sunga Mwila, a local artist of Livingstone sometimes perceived as a foreigner. Is inclusion hard to achieve in Zambian society?

With: Sunga Mwila and Romeo Gongora