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EPISODE · May 20, 2017 · 35 MIN

Ep. 19: A farewell conversation with Sarah Agatoni on identity, community, and more

from Ufahamu Africa · host Sarah Agatoni

In our final week recording together (before Sarah Agatoni, Smith College Class of 2017, graduates), we take a moment to reflect on the year we've spent together and what we have hoped to do with the Ufahamu Africa podcast. We talk about identity, community, and studying/understanding Africa from afar.Our song of the week is "Taabu" by Kenyan artist Phy, care of EnnovatorMusic and produced by timwork. The song begins at 31:10. Find the books, links, and articles we mentioned in this episode on our website, ufahamuafrica.com. 

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In our final week recording together (before Sarah Agatoni, Smith College Class of 2017, graduates), we take a moment to reflect on the year we've spent together and what we have hoped to do with the Ufahamu Africa podcast. We talk about identity, community, and studying/understanding Africa from afar. Our song of the week is "Taabu" by Kenyan artist Phy, care of EnnovatorMusic and produced by timwork. The song begins at 31:10. Find the books, links, and articles we mentioned in this ep...

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In our final week recording together (before Sarah Agatoni, Smith College Class of 2017, graduates), we take a moment to reflect on the year we've spent together and what we have hoped to do with the Ufahamu Africa podcast. We talk about identity,...

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