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Arame & Aida
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JOKO is a Wolof word that means to connect and have a conversation or dialogue. This podcast is one long dialogue on the Senegalese-American experience. Cohosts Arame Niang and Aida Guisse talk about everything and anything through the lens of their hyphenated identity. They explore what it means to be Senegalese women in America, Senegalese women outside of Senegal and everything in between. Topp lenn niou (follow along!)
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4.9 stars from 47 ratings
Amazing podcast
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“Glad I found this podcast. As a Senegalese who grew up outside of my homeland I love to hear these interesting perspective. Our parents were travelers and we might be the returning generation. Keep the good work.”
francko2021 via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
09/30/24
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“This was refreshing. Quality discourse, informative and insightful. Definitely adding this to my podcast rotation! 👍🏿💪🏿”
OneBlackHoodie via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
01/21/22
LOVE THIS PODCAST
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“This is such a refreshing podcast that all Senegalese-Americans can see themselves represented in one way or another. 10/10 recommend!”
ndéye via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
11/27/20
Recent Episodes
In this episode, Aida and Arame delve into their experiences with community building within the Senegalese American community. They share stories about different organizations and groups they have encountered over the years. They also explore potential solutions for fostering stronger connections...
Published 10/09/24
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