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Amara Evering, Sister Namibia
For Ama
“For Ama” is an immersive Namibian storytelling series that explores the topic of healing through different women’s life experiences.
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Ratings & Reviews
5.0 stars from 6 ratings
Wonderful
So good! From the narrating, the story telling, the editing. I can’t wait to listen again and again.
NSarahE29 via Apple Podcasts · United States of America · 05/11/23
Beautiful storytelling
I learned so much about the Namibian experience across different generations through this podcast, but also loved hearing about the universal stories that come into play in the guests lives. I hope to see more content from Amara and Sister Namibia in the future!
maxrkv via Apple Podcasts · United States of America · 04/09/23
Healing From Eating Disorder
“If only you could see you through my eyes”. What powerful words the mom said to her troubled daughter. Those words allowed the young woman to become unstuck and begin her journey to become a confident woman. It reminds me of what God says to us…” if only…” This episode is inspirational. Every...Read full review »
4 AMA fan via Apple Podcasts · United States of America · 03/19/23
Recent Episodes
What does it mean to unlearn generational trauma? This may be a concern for new parents who believe that they must be fully healed in order to bring new life into the world. Having children means negotiating what knowledge and practices we hand down to the next generation. Many women believe that...
Published 03/20/23
Published 03/20/23
Today, we listen to an interview with a woman who is currently running a well-known children’s home in Windhoek, Namibia. Though she is lovingly known as the foster mother to dozens of children, she admits that this work isn’t easy since she grew up as an orphan herself. Though there may not be a...
Published 03/13/23
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