LIving the talk: Recent Episodes
Judicaelle Irakoze
This is a platform for African women to share their experiences through all types of conversations. From politics to fashion to running businesses or owning ventures or to just being stay at home moms. We are simply humanizing our experiences. Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/judicaelle-irakoze/support
Hawa Wilson is a feminist activist and a youth leader. Her work centers women and girl liberation and reclaiming autonomy of their bodies. I enjoyed recording with her when in Johannesburg
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In this episode, I answered about 6 questions I was asked about me
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Ola Idris is a Sudanese born African feminist. She is passionate with African politics. My conversation with Ola Idris, covered on the recent events in Sudan: what caused the revolution? What the trending blue really meant? Where Sudan stands now?
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I enjoyed chatting with Marie Nishimwe , a Burundian feminist. We discussed on her story as a refugee who never grew up in Burundi. On this episode, we looked at different experiences from my side as a Burundian who was raised in Burundi and Mary, as a Burundian who only heard about Burundi from a refugee camp where she lived before moving to the United States.
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