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This episode features Jeannette Ralyea Watson whose multicultural background includes a mother from Burkina Faso, a father from the US, and a French Chicago upbringing.
Born in Burkina Faso, in West Africa, Jeannette Ralyea Watson immigrated to the United States and settled in Chicago at a young age. Growing up within the French speaking community of Chicago, she has been able to maintain her cultural integrity as a Burkinabé but sees her American lifestyle overpowering her identity.
The song clips included in this episode are below:
Thundercat - "Them Changes"
Ram Passomayé - "Coulibaly Tidiane & Dafra Star"
La Femme - "Ou va le monde?"
You can find Jeannette on IG @jnettealouette
Ps. If you enjoy this podcast, please consider liking, commenting, subscribing and sharing!
By Shadia Heenan NilforoushThis episode features Jeannette Ralyea Watson whose multicultural background includes a mother from Burkina Faso, a father from the US, and a French Chicago upbringing.
Born in Burkina Faso, in West Africa, Jeannette Ralyea Watson immigrated to the United States and settled in Chicago at a young age. Growing up within the French speaking community of Chicago, she has been able to maintain her cultural integrity as a Burkinabé but sees her American lifestyle overpowering her identity.
The song clips included in this episode are below:
Thundercat - "Them Changes"
Ram Passomayé - "Coulibaly Tidiane & Dafra Star"
La Femme - "Ou va le monde?"
You can find Jeannette on IG @jnettealouette
Ps. If you enjoy this podcast, please consider liking, commenting, subscribing and sharing!