Exclusive: Nexa media Change Africa Podcast He returned to the sixth season with Peade Hyde, the creator and executive producer of Netflix's A young man, famous and African, Veteran artist James Parnor titles.
The new season was launched today to coincide with Ghana 68 Independence Day. The series will widely focus on African self -definition topics and how storytelling can be used as a tool for solidarity and progress.
Among the guests in the sixth season of the last season, Maudo Jallow, a geopolitical analyst and a visiting colleague in LSE, founder of the Africa Communications Media Mimi Mimi Kalinda, Victoria and Anna Agyekum, the co -founders of On Point Property Management.
The first episode is characterized by Barnor discusses photography. Barnor is one of the most important artists in his generation. Born in 1929 in Ghana, she crossed the Parneor's profession, which lasted for studio decades, and photography for photography of lifestyle. His work was the subject of the main exhibitions in Serpentine, Tate Modern in London and Moma in New York.
Barnor told us: “This is my first time on podcast, and I am really happy to share my journey with a completely new audience.” “I spent my life to capture moments, and I kept the legacy of photography alive, and now, to change the Africa podcast, I opened in ways that I have not done before, especially from the tales of those forgotten myths that I have expressed. It is an honor for me to throw my voice in this mix, which helps to preserve our heritage in breathing.”
The Change Africa PodCast is produced by ISAAC ABOAH, Daniel Merki and Executive produced by Tim Yaw Strughes.
Struthers added: “African stories are evolving – weak, unprecedented, and free from old novels. With the launch of the sixth season of The Change Africa Podcast, we are pleased to welcome Peade Hyde and James Barnor and an exceptional group of visual and disturbed leaders and Changemy makers who challenge the past, They form the present and define the future.
