Episode 3

Lamu Island, Dhow Race, Monkeys & Headphones, Record Shopping in Nairobi.

Episode 3 of the Out to Africa: Adventures on the Continent with Sam Moffett podcast, hosted by Sam Moffett, titled "Episode 3" was published on December 19, 2023 and runs 8 minutes.

December 19, 2023 ·8m · Out to Africa: Adventures on the Continent with Sam Moffett

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Hello! Episode 3 of my African Adventure Podcast. In this episode: we go to Lamu Island Cultural Festival, and get involved in a Dhow race, a donkey race and a go on the greasy pole (ooooOOO missus). Then, what does a DJ do when a monkey nicks his headphones? After that, on to Nairobi to go record shopping, and digging in the crates with a serious dealer (of records..). Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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