In this podcast, we will open the doors to different African cultures by discussing stereotypes and issues affecting the typical African Family. We will visit different countries, tribes & ethnic groups throughout Africa. Empowering African youths especially women begins from understanding & changing both family & societal cultures. Hosted by Sisters (Exy & Linie) originally Cameroonians now based in United States of America. Follow on: instagram @african_teapot africanteapot@gmail.com, Facebook & YouTube
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