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Dance Afrikana, Dance

Powered by Dance Afrikana and hosted by Dr. Lindsay Gary, Dance Afrikana, Dance Podcast highlights the African Dance tradition from Houston, Texas to the African continent. Its episodes specifically celebrate Black dance artists of the past, present, and future; the history of Black Dance in Texas; and African and Diasporic dances from around the globe. Our “Black Dance in Texas:” episodes are also a part of a larger oral history project to document the history of Black dance in the region.

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    Senegalese Sabar Music and Dance with Aba Diop & the Yermande Family

    Featuring Aba Diop & The Yermande Family Aba Diop (Lead, Percussion, Vocals) Noumoucounda Cissoko (Kora, Vocals) Samba Ndokh (Tama) Jason Hosier (Guitar) Bec Stupak Diop (Management, Translations) Dancer: Wali Ndiaye This episode was produced in part with generous support from Performing Arts Houston and All Real Radio. You can also check out this episode on YouTube! Visit DanceAfrikana.com to learn more!

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    Dancing the Afrofuture with Dr. Halifu Osumare

    Featuring Dr. Halifu Osumare You can also check out this episode on YouTube! Visit DanceAfrikana.com to learn more!

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    Commercialization of Contemporary African Dance

    Featuring Eto'o Tsana You can also check out this episode on YouTube! Visit DanceAfrikana.com to learn more!

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    Black Dance in Houston

    Featuring Mama Lindi Yeni and Phaedra Vaughner You can also check out this episode on YouTube! Visit DanceAfrikana.com to learn more!

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    Black Dance in Louisiana

    Featuring Greer Mendy You can also check out this episode on YouTube! Visit DanceAfrikana.com to learn more!

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    Exploring House Dance

    Featuring Kyle “JustSole” Clark, Dinita “Queen Di” Clark, and Angel Anderson

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    Exploring African Culture through Dance

    Featuring Diana Akinyi Odhiambo, Aguibou Bougobali SANOU, and Dr. Emmanuel Cudjoe

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ABOUT THIS SHOW

Powered by Dance Afrikana and hosted by Dr. Lindsay Gary, Dance Afrikana, Dance Podcast highlights the African Dance tradition from Houston, Texas to the African continent. Its episodes specifically celebrate Black dance artists of the past, present, and future; the history of Black Dance in Texas; and African and Diasporic dances from around the globe. Our “Black Dance in Texas:” episodes are also a part of a larger oral history project to document the history of Black dance in the region.

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Powered by Dance Afrikana and hosted by Dr. Lindsay Gary, Dance Afrikana, Dance Podcast highlights the African Dance tradition from Houston, Texas to the African continent. Its episodes specifically celebrate Black dance artists of the past, present, and future; the history of Black Dance in Texas;...

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