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Inquisitive, historical and cultural podcast journey. Join me, Ani, as I read my way across continents, one country and six books at a time.
Ani hosts Around the World in 6 Books, a arts show with 28 episodes published.
In this episode I go over the first book of this journey through Panama. The text focuses on the culture and customs of Panama, as indicated by the book's title. In addition, I'll go over what I learned that was surprisi
Two continent stops (Asia and Africa) completed; two countries inquired about (South Korea and Angola); and twelve books were read thus far in "Around the World in 6 Books." The books discussed covered folk tales, wars,
Angolans' pastimes include watching and playing sports, going to the movies, swimming, and socializing with family and friends. One of the most popular games played in Angola is also played in various formats around the
After the gustatory success of the Mandu glocalizing experience for the South Korea journey I wanted to do something food related again. But I encountered several challenges when it came to the Angolan version of this ac
Happy New Year! It is glocalizing time again! According to Oyebade, the author of Book 1, Angola's semba gave birth to Brazil's samba. In Episode 1 of Angola's "Let's Glocalize!" series I tell you about how I pursued a s
Time to say “See you later, Angola”! The last episode of my Angolan journey is a brief recap of the journey’s expectations, what was learned, what remains to be covered (if anything), and the challenges encountered in th
In Episode 7 of the reading journey through the first country in Africa I go over some of the cultural aspects in the divination practice of the Luvale, one of Angola's many ethnic groups. In addition, I reveal details a
Book 5 of this journey through Angola was not what I thought it would be about. Although that's the case, it doesn't mean that a great opportunity to learn about Angola's history and culture is not provided through its a
In Episode 5 I discuss the fourth book about Angola on the transatlantic slave trade, and the surprisingly close relationship between Brazil and Angola during this period. I leave out of the discussion details about rese
If you've ever wondered how a fierce female warrior legend from Africa might have been, the biography that I discuss in episode 4 reveals it. Her name was Njinga, and she was the Queen of Matamba (and Ndongo) in modern d
The Chokwe are an ethnic group from Angola and other parts of West Africa. They are known for their craftsmanship, amongst other things. In the second book based episode about Angola I discuss how the Chokwe tell stories
In this episode I go over the first book of this journey through Angola. The text focuses on the culture and customs of Angola, as indicated by the book's title. However, amongst other topics, it surprisingly revealed a
It is time to move on from South Korea, and on to the next country. Which continent will be next? What country in it? These are the topics that the current episode will go over. I’ll also introduce listeners to the first
Episode 4 goes over the last of the South Korean glocalizing activities. The experience described is not the originally intended one, but karaoke was (to my surprise) fun. Learn how I ended up switching activities, and o
The Korean Peninsula is known for its gastronomy. I used the second "Let's Glocalize!" activity as an excuse to learn more about it. In this episode I show how I learned how to make Korean dumplings, known as mandus, and
Episode 2 of the "Let's Glocalize!" Limited Series shows the decisions that led to my selecting baseball as activity to glocalize. In addition, it looks at various aspects of that experience. Towards the end of the episo
Episode 1 of the "Let's Glocalize!" Limited Series introduces listeners/viewers to the series. The podcast is now found in other platforms like iHeart, Public Radio, and Apple Podcasts where only audio episodes are avail
This brief movie is a collection of videos about the books posted almost weekly in the podcast's Instagram account. I hope you enjoy its nuggets of details, and the announcement at the end of the movie.
Time to say “See later, South Korea”! The last episode of my South Korean journey is a brief recap of the journey’s expectations, what was learned, and what remains to be covered. I’ll also tell you about what’s next, wh
In this episode I’ll share a summary, and reflections about Book 6 (the last book of my journey through South Korea!). Towards the end of this episode I will tell you about the next episode, which will be the last one in
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