Long Walk To Nowhere: Recent Episodes
Allan Munn
Allan Munn is the author of "Long Walk to Nowhere". In the aftermath of Nelson Mandela's iconic "Long Walk to Freedom", when freedom is hijacked, long walks go nowhere.
Episode 19 of the Long Walk to Nowhere podcast. The final podcast in our series, in this episode Allan and his co-host Patrick de Butler give an update on the Long Walk to Nowhere book, including its recent sales figures and future markets, as well as discussing some current events such as the refugee crisis in Afghanistan and Haiti.
Episode 18 of the Long Walk to Nowhere podcast between author Allan Munn and co-host Patrick de Butler. In this episode Allan and Patrick discuss why Africa is the future, and respond to William Hague's editorial in The Times on the subject.
A special episode of the Long Walk to Nowhere podcast, thanking readers for their support as well as the news that the podcast has now reached listeners in 30 countries. The podcast also explains how to buy copies of Long Walk to Nowhere, as well as how to find copies of the book in South Africa and Australia.
Episode 17 of the Long Walk to Nowhere podcast, with author Allan Munn and co-host Patrick de Butler. In this episode, Allan and Patrick discuss the trial for corruption of former South African President Jacob Zuma, as well as the reign of terror in Northern Mozambique, and the anti-monarchy riots in Eswatini, one of the worlds last absolute monarchies, formerly known as Swaziland.
Episode 16 of the Long Walk to Nowhere podcast, with author Allan Munn and host Patrick de Butler. In this episode Allan and Patrick discuss the Shona religion, China in Africa, and the culture wars raging in the UK and the USA.
Episode 15 of the Long Walk to Nowhere podcast, with author Allan Munn and host Patrick de Butler. In this episode, Allan and Patrick talk about the Rhodes statue controversy at Oxford University, BLM and corruption, the statue of Nehanda that was recently unveiled in Harare as well as the experiences in Zimbabwe of former SAS medic and documentary maker Nick Downie.