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“This podcast should be compulsory listening for everyone!
I love how these girls bring focus to the histories of different countries, draw parallels to modern society and actually keep things entertaining while they talk about quite difficult and uncomfortable topics.
These should’ve been the history lessons we had in school! Keep going ladies, love your work ❤️”
mismatchedknitwear via Apple Podcasts ·
Great Britain ·
10/22/20
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“African history is not an area where I have a great deal of knowledge so wanted to give It’s Not a Continent a try and I am pleased I did. I quickly warmed to the show, the hosts are great and obviously enjoying themselves when producing the episodes. Despite touching on heavy topics such as...”Read full review »
RicLeP via Apple Podcasts ·
Great Britain ·
05/28/21
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“Literally binged every episode over the last 2 days and I’m hooked. The chemistry between both presenters is infectious and the banter makes learning about history more fun compare to how it was in school even though African history wasn’t taught at my primary and secondary school and I’m 26 😞...”Read full review »
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Great Britain ·
09/10/20
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“This is highly educational, entertaining, and deeply humbling. I’m only at my third episode but I want to listen to all of them!”
Katinkakatonka via Apple Podcasts ·
Germany ·
07/17/21
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