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Ep. 21 The soundtrack of Uganda - from my jungle to your world

EPISODE · Apr 28, 2026 · 17 MIN

Ep. 21 The soundtrack of Uganda - from my jungle to your world

from The East Africa Travel Podcast by Diary of a Muzungu · host Charlotte Beauvoisin, Diary of a Muzungu

"Kuli kayo!" As we say in Luganda. "Welcome back!" In episode 21, I'm at Sunbird Hill on the edge of Kibale National Park, recording trumpeting elephants and reflecting on how the sounds of the Ugandan jungle have traveled from my home to yours - from the streets of Paris to the trains of Lisbon. In this episode: How Kibale's giants outsmart the "elephant trench" and the local community where I live. Season one rewind: What listeners are saying about the East Africa Travel Podcast by Diary of a Muzungu. (Did you hear we won an award for season one? Highlights from my chats with Her Royal Highness the Nnaabagareka of Buganda Kingdom, anthropologist Professor Richard Wrangham, "self-confessed gorillaholic" Ian Redmond OBE and more inspiring guests. What's coming up in Season Two: travel writers, tourism gurus, gorillas - and more travel advice than you can throw a stick at! Welcome to my world! Tune in to the award-winning East Africa Travel Podcast for the dawn chorus of a tropical rainforest, gorilla tracking adventures and the sound of waves lapping on an Indian Ocean beach. Join me on my morning nature walks and illuminating chats with conservationists and intrepid travellers. Sign up to my occasional newsletter. Visit www.eastafricatravelpodcast.com for detailed transcripts. Follow Charlotte Beauvoisin, Diary of a Muzungu on Instagram, Facebook and LinkedIn.

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