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Raissa Lei: The Warrior Spirit of Amazigh Women | Episode 30
Raissa’s upbringing between France and Morocco and how her Amazigh roots shape her dance and identity.The importance of storytelling and tribal meanings in North African traditional dances.Challenges of being a female dancer in conservative and often hyper-sexualized perceptions of dance.The erasure and revival of indigenous Amazigh culture through her choreography.Insights on motherhood, cultural transmission, and raising the next generation with strong values and identity._______________________________________Connect with Raïssa LeiInstagram raissa_lei____________________________________________Want to support the Nala Feminist Collective? Website nalafem.org Instagram @IamNala_podcast Tiktok I AM NALA PodcastFacebook Nala Feminist CollectiveX (Twitter) @NalafemYouTube Nala feminist CollectiveLinkedin Nala Feminist CollectiveLearn more about the Africa Young Women Beijing+25 Manifesto and how you can help the young women of Africa create a better life for future generations. nalafem.org/manifestoFor collaboration and sponsorships contact [email protected] ____________________________________________Curator & Host: Aya ChebbiProducer: Omom Mbu-OgarGraphic Designer & Audio engineer.: Kenechukwu NwachukwuMusic License Agreement signed for the Use of ‘Fire’ by Mpho featuring MiDi KwaKwa
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Mame Anta Wade: Bold, Bald & Unapologetic| 29
How Mame Anta's upbringing in Senegal shaped her values, identity, and artistic vision.The challenges of navigating cultural stereotypes as a Black African woman in the global fashion industry.Mame Anta's bold decision to merge her modeling career with activism, focusing on issues like representation and inclusivity.Her insights on blending traditional African aesthetics with modern fashion.A candid discussion on the importance of staying grounded and connected to one’s roots while pursuing global success.Connect with Mama Ante WadeInstagram @mameanta_wade____________________________________________Want to support the Nala Feminist Collective? Website nalafem.org Instagram @IamNala_podcast Tiktok I AM NALA PodcastFacebook Nala Feminist CollectiveX (Twitter) @NalafemYouTube Nala feminist CollectiveLinkedin Nala Feminist CollectiveLearn more about the Africa Young Women Beijing+25 Manifesto and how you can help the young women of Africa create a better life for future generations. nalafem.org/manifestoFor collaboration and sponsorships contact [email protected] ____________________________________________Curator & Host: Aya ChebbiProducer: Omom Mbu-OgarGraphic Designer & Audio engineer.: Kenechukwu NwachukwuMusic License Agreement signed for the Use of ‘Fire’ by Mpho featuring MiDi KwaKwa
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The moment of Healing, Spirituality, Family & Femininity
Connect with MphoInstagram @mphosebina____________________________________________Want to support the Nala Feminist Collective? Website nalafem.org Instagram @IamNala_podcast Tiktok I AM NALA PodcastFacebook Nala Feminist CollectiveX (Twitter) @NalafemYouTube Nala feminist CollectiveLinkedin Nala Feminist CollectiveLearn more about the Africa Young Women Beijing+25 Manifesto and how you can help the young women of Africa create a better life for future generations. nalafem.org/manifestoFor collaboration and sponsorships contact [email protected] ____________________________________________Curator & Host: Aya ChebbiProducer: Omom Mbu-OgarGraphic Designer & Audio engineer.: Kenechukwu NwachukwuMusic License Agreement signed for the Use of ‘Fire’ by Mpho Sebina featuring MiDi KwaKwa
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Mpho Sebina: My love Letter To Africa | 28
The story behind My Love Letter to Africa and how collaborating with five female artists across the continent celebrates unity and diversity.How Mpho’s unique “Setswana soul” sound blends her cultural heritage with contemporary music.The challenges of being an independent artist in Botswana, including the impact of limited monetization opportunities on platforms like YouTube.The healing power of her music, with fans sharing how her songs helped them overcome personal struggles.Mpho’s advice to aspiring musicians: “Merge your culture with your art, experiment fearlessly, and trust the process.”_______________________________________Connect with MphoInstagram @mphosebina____________________________________________Want to support the Nala Feminist Collective? Website nalafem.org Instagram @IamNala_podcast Tiktok I AM NALA PodcastFacebook Nala Feminist CollectiveX (Twitter) @NalafemYouTube Nala feminist CollectiveLinkedin Nala Feminist CollectiveLearn more about the Africa Young Women Beijing+25 Manifesto and how you can help the young women of Africa create a better life for future generations. nalafem.org/manifestoFor collaboration and sponsorships contact [email protected] ____________________________________________Curator & Host: Aya ChebbiProducer: Omom Mbu-OgarGraphic Designer & Audio engineer.: Kenechukwu NwachukwuMusic License Agreement signed for the Use of ‘Fire’ by Mpho Sebina featuring MiDi KwaKwa
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Christiane Boukuru: I Quit My Job to Pursue Music I 27
Her bold decision to quit her corporate job just two weeks ago to pursue music full-time after years of juggling both careersThe story behind her album "Gikundiro" (meaning "highly favored") and how she's using her voice as an instrument of healingHer powerful performance at the 30th commemoration of the Genocide against the Tutsi, and the responsibility she feels to use music for peace and healingNavigating the challenges of being an independent female artist in Rwanda's evolving creative industryHow her faith helps her overcome creative blocks, including regular visits to Saint Dominique Chapel for inspirationThe reality of being a "one-person band" - managing everything from PR to performance as an emerging artistHer powerful message to young artists: "Nothing is unattainable. Be patient, but keep believing in your dreams."___________________________________________Connect with Christiane: Instagram Boukuru____________________________________________Want to support the Nala Feminist Collective? Website nalafem.org Instagram @IamNala_podcast Tiktok I AM NALA PodcastFacebook Nala Feminist CollectiveX (Twitter) @NalafemYouTube Nala feminist CollectiveLinkedin Nala Feminist CollectiveLearn more about the Africa Young Women Beijing+25 Manifesto and how you can help the young women of Africa create a better life for future generations. nalafem.org/manifestoFor collaboration and sponsorships contact [email protected] ____________________________________________Curator & Host: Aya ChebbiProducer: Omom Mbu-OgarGraphic Designer & Audio engineer.: Kenechukwu NwachukwuMusic License Agreement signed for the Use of ‘Fire’ by Mpho featuring MiDi KwaKwa
Welcome to - I AM NALA Podcast - your leading source to the roaring voices of Africa’s lioness telling the stories of some of the baddest, bravest and boldest women leaders, survivors and disruptors.
Nala in kiswahili means lioness or queen, and here we celebrate power, strength and unapologetic greatness.
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