Music and happenings from Eritrea and the Eritrean community in Calgary.

ኣስተንትኖ ቃል ኣምላኽ 1 - ሚያዝያ 2020

Community news, news from Eritrea, community activities, interviews, Eritrean music and culture.

No-Fi Radio is a weekly, hour long podcast/music-show hybrid, hosted by two best friends. They're right inbetween being millennials and gen-Z, big nerds for music, and passionate about sharing the music they come across. Varying from Eritrean jazz, to ambient, to Atlanta rap, to jungle. Tune in and nerd out with us!

An overview of the stories making the French and international newspaper headlines. From Monday to Friday live at 7:20am and 9:20am Paris time.

Matt G from the Habesha Finance Podcast reveals his strategies and knowledge to help you achieve financial independence and overcome your money problems. Matt, the son of two Habesha immigrants, is an engineer who understands there’s not just one way that leads to financial freedom and that’s what he’s here to explore. From saving for retirement to graduating college debt free to interviews with Ethiopian and Eritrean entrepreneurs he covers all topics related to personal finance and habesha ...

Lee Wingate and Paul Watson explore the weird and wonderful world of football across FIFA’s 211 member states – and sometimes beyond. Join us once a week as round up the global football headlines with a touch of geography, politics, history, culture and food, plus a healthy dose of humour.

We discuss the modern world in Blin. If you are Blin and looking for a stage to learn Blin, take a look at our podcast - Blina Podcast with Salem & Meron. Well, this is something new we want to try. Give it a chance. Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/blin-podcast/support

In a life lived “in-between”, what’s gained, what’s lost, and what’s discovered anew? Ethiopian-American and Ethiopian-Canadian hosts Serkalem and Rebka explore this question through conversations with immigrant Ethiopians and Eritreans from all walks of life. New episodes every month. (Or simechen!)

"We're not quite there yet, but we're getting there..." A British Eritrean, British Nigerian and African American in London share their views and anecdotes on "getting there" while black... Black Pop Culture • Black Politics • Afro Alternative Living New episodes the 1st and 15th of every month!

Pass the Mic! is a POC written and produced podcast hosted by first generation Eritrean-American, Rahhel Haile. Every week Rahhel will be bringing fresh takes, good conversation, and some salty opinions about the world around her. Based in Minneapolis, MN, this podcast takes the mic from voices who have dominated the stage for too long. Ready to listen up? Pass the Mic is part of WePod, a digital news and entertainment media company that engages perspectives on current and political events w ...

A weekly two-minute podcast filled with information about a variety of historical topics, ranging from the Mexican-American War, to the downfall of the Khmer Rouge.

Podcast by Fellesrådet for Afrika

Whose Voices? is the podcast from Whose Knowledge?. Here we collect conversations with people and communities who are decolonizing the internet and working towards knowledge justice. Whose Voices? is CC BY-SA 4.0 licensed.

Welcome to Seattle’s African unflinching comedy podcast hosted by an award winning Kenyan Comedian , Dubai Denis Maronga. The show is poised at the intersection of black, African, and American experiences, we chop up Comedy , Music & personal stories . The show also profiles some of the extraordinary people making a meaningful and affirmative contribution to their communities, cities, countries, the continent, and the world. .https://linktr.ee/DubaiDenis Support this podcast: https://podcast ...

Is Africa a place? Is it the people? Is it politics, culture, art? What does Africa mean to you? What can Africa mean to us? Africa World Now Project deeply engages these and other complex questions… Africa World Now Project is a classroom on the radio. It provides actionable information that explores continuities and discontinuities in the history, culture, and politics of the entire African world. AWNP does this by engaging in organic discussions with scholars, artists, journalist, activis ...