One Take by New News Pod: Recent Episodes
New News Pod
Because there's so much to catch up on, Oluwatosin Adeshokan and Tomiwa Isiaka are cutting down the news you might have missed and serving you with context.
One Take is a weekly discussion about the news and why it might be important after all.
Adetomiwa and Rafiat we are deep-dive into crude oil as a commodity, the current price fluctuations and what this means for the average Nigerian
About That New News: "We are trying to focus the conversation. There is so much news, but we are trying to have a conversation - or conversations about the news and how it affects us, how decisions by the government and the people will make or break us as a people now and in years to come. This is not all we have in store, but it’s the beginning." Adetomiwa & Oluwatosin.
Music- Red Sun Falling by Seo [https://soundcloud.com/iamseo/red-sun-falling] Hottest on the street by Djaji Prime [https://soundcloud.com/djaji-prime/hottest-in-the-streets?in=djaji-prime/sets/expression-a-mixtape-by-djaji]
Adetomiwa, Oluwatosin and Isu[?] talk about One Take by That New News. One Take by That New News is a bi-monthly conversation about Nigerian current affairs and its implication on the lives of Nigerians.
About That New News: "We are trying to focus the conversation. There is so much news, but we are trying to have a conversation - or conversations about the news and how it affects us, how decisions by the government and the people will make or break us as a people now and in years to come. This is not all we have in store, but it’s the beginning." Adetomiwa & Oluwatosin.
"Sudan has been in a state of crisis since April when citizens successfully expelled the opposing the dictator war criminal Omar al-Bashir. al-Bashir was however replaced with violet military control, which leads to injury, death, and killing of civilians and protesters." - New News Newsletter, Issue 11
Oluwatosin and Tomiwa discuss the blue profile pictures that have filled social media. They discuss press and people freedom in Africa - from Sudan to Nigeria, touching on internet shutdowns and new laws in Kano state that bans protests - peaceful or otherwise.
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