Dr. Bambi Ceuppens and Reine talk about the opening of Afropea. A new gallery in the Royal Museum for Central Africa, focused on the post-colonial history of Sub-Saharan Africans in Belgium.

Dr. Ceuppens has a PhD in anthropology. She is responsible for the AfricaMuseum's modern and contemporary art collection.

Make sure to also listen to Also, check out the last AfricaMuseum related podcast, titled What’s Up With - The Racism Room In AfricaMuseum?

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Aïssatou and Reine get deeper into the conversation of having a "shark-mentality" as a politician, the ups and downs of it all and what differentiates her from others.

This is the second part of this episode and the last episode of this season.

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Aïssatou and Reine share turban-wearing tips, analyse why there's friction (sometimes) between North-African communities and Sub-Saharan in Belgium and start the conversation on how and why she became the youngest alderwoman in her district, Borgerhout.

Stay tuned for part two.

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Jon and Reine continue the conversation and share about their youth trauma's, growing up in financially challenged families, going to therapy after a great loss and the difference between isolation and seclusion.

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Jon and Reine discuss, in this first part of the episode, how personal financial struggles can impact a business venture with friends and the friendship as a whole. The international impact of the avant-garde fashionstyle of Congolese men. And we settle once and for all if Antwerp deserves the title "fashioncity".

Stay tuned for part 2 and 3 to know what we talked about next.

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Sesa and Reine have a one on one about her career as an international poet, selfpublished author and tools to keep your head afloat when all you want to do is the opposite.

Also check out her latest project Break Free Babes, a place where women can heal collectively through conversation and the practice of art.

https://linktr.ee/breakfreebabes

J U L E S and Reine take openly about the highs and lows of being a starting artist in Belgium. As a singer J U L E S has had to reinvent herself a few times before launching herself into a career in which she feels secure. With new music coming up and a new attitude, she's ready to make her mark in the industry.

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