Podcasts about chimamanda ngozi adiche

Das lesenswert Magazin u. a. mit Büchern von Chimamanda Ngozi Adiche, Vigdis Hjorth und Emmanuel Carrère

[Ficção] Resenha do livro "Purple Hibiscus" (Tradução livre: "Hibisco Roxo"), de Chimamanda Ngozi Adiche. A resenha escrita está nesse link. A história, um misto de autobiografia com ficção, é narrada por Kambili, uma menina de 15 anos que mora na cidade Enugu, na Nigéria. Ela e Jaja, o irmão mais velho são muito unidos. Educadíssimos e gentis, sofrem abusos morais de seu pai, um industrial riquíssimo e fanático religioso. Como pano de fundo, o contexto político e cultural da Nigéria, país natal da autora. Vale a pena demais e recomendo com estrelinhas! A versão em português pode ser adquirida clicando nesse link. Lembrando que você pode ouvir todos os episódios, fazer comentários e comprar o livro nesse link: www.minhaestantecolorida.com

¿Cómo se siente Princeton en la novela Americanah, de Chimamanda Ngozi Adiche? En este capítulo de Fábulas urbanas, acompañamos el recorrido de una joven nigeriana que deja su país de origen para ir a estudiar a Estados Unidos.

With her new sound and light installation, Arcadia, Theatre and Opera director Deborah Warner has brought the feel of the field into The Factory – the new home for MIF. The Factory is still very much a building site open to the elements, but for one weekend only the festival is providing an opportunity for visitors, to see the new construction from the inside. And once inside the concrete shell, they will enter Arcadia, Deborah's subversive and challenging artwork to Manchester's spirit of progress. Deborah talks to Nick about the appeal of making an installation in an unfinished venue. One of Pakistan's most celebrated artists has used his MIF commission to explore his concept of Eart - his term to describe ways of thinking, being and acting creatively in real life. Under the title, A Manifesto of Possibilities, Rana presents an exhibition which interrogates new ways of living, and he makes real one of his ideas with the creation of his version of the essential corner shop. Nick Ahad pops in to the pop-up store to talk to producer Shanaz Gulzar about why ordering produce and stocking shelves is a new art frontier. The death of her father last June prompted the novelist Chimamanda Ngozi Adiche to write a emotional essay, Notes On Grief, for the New Yorker. The essay expanded into a book earlier this year, and now courtesy of MIF it has been adapted for the stage. Nicky Byrne, Head of Clinical Services at Willow Wood Hospice and Nick Ahad attended the preview and discuss a play that meets a moment when many around the country are dealing with their own grief. Hayley Finn, aka Skyliner, has been leading what has been described as “anti-tours” around Manchester for almost a decade. Her urban tours not only seek to reveal new things about the city to its inhabitants as well as its visitors, but to empower those on her tours with a sense that a city is a place created by those who live and work within it and that they too can and should contribute to the never-ending project that is improving the city. Nick meets Hayley to discuss one of the tours she's leading for MIF, There Was A Bench Here Once. Presenter: Nick Ahad Producer: Ekene Akalawu

Welcome (back) to the Not Carrie Bradshaw podcast! In this episode, Jess is defining the term "Pick Me" and (bravely) asking some questions about pretty privilege. How do we define beauty? What do we owe each other in terms of desirability? Can we interrogate such a subjective topic without biases? We want to hear from you about your relationship with beauty. If you're interested in being interviewed for Jess's research project on beauty and pretty privilege, send us an email at prettyprojectqanda@gmail.com Be sure to rate and review on iTunes, share, comment, like, and SUBSCRIBE! Fashion tip link: https://liketoknow.it/notcarriebradshaw Link to Shan Boody's Candace Owens reaction video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2vjCjaAW3iE Link to Chimamanda Ngozi Adiche's TED Talk on the Danger of a Single Story: https://www.ted.com/talks/chimamanda_ngozi_adichie_the_danger_of_a_single_story?language=en Link to become a Not Carrie Bradshaw patron: https://www.patreon.com/notcarrieb THANK YOU FOR LISTENING AND BE WELL!

When bestselling author Kate Mosse launched the Women's Prize of Fiction, she was trying to resolve a seemingly impossible puzzle: how was it that women made up a vast majority of the readership, and yet only a very small minority of the authors who were short-listed for literary prizes? Twenty-five years later, with prize-winning authors such as Lionel Shriver, Chimamanda Ngozi Adiche, or Ali Smith, the Women's Prize for Fiction has proven to be a reference for millions of readers. In France, publishing companies are only just starting to wake up to the idea that other stories are worth telling. Since the creation of her agency, feminist literary agent Ariane Geffard has changed the game, one bestseller after another, giving voice to marginalised authors and shedding light on the work of many new, different artists. Hosted by Clémence Rebourg (Institut français), this episode explores how to lift women's voices in the publishing world.   For this episode, Ariane Geffard's interview will be featured in its original French. If you would like to listen to the dubbed version, you can find it under Episode 1- ENG. 

When bestselling author Kate Mosse launched the Women's Prize of Fiction, she was trying to resolve a seemingly impossible puzzle: how was it that women made up a vast majority of the readership, and yet only a very small minority of the authors who were short-listed for literary prizes? Twenty-five years later, with prize-winning authors such as Lionel Shriver, Chimamanda Ngozi Adiche, or Ali Smith, the Women's Prize for Fiction has proven to be a reference for millions of readers. In France, publishing companies are only just starting to wake up to the idea that other stories are worth telling. Since the creation of her agency, feminist literary agent Ariane Geffard has changed the game, one bestseller after another, giving voice to marginalised authors and shedding light on the work of many new, different artists. Hosted by Clémence Rebourg (Institut français), this episode explores how to lift women's voices in the publishing world.   For this episode, Ariane Geffard's interview will be dubbed. If you would like to listen to the original version, you can find it under Episode 1- Fr. 

A escritora nigeriana Chimamanda é o tema do nosso sexto encontro. Seria impossível não falar do seu livro Americanah, o qual - mesmo sendo ficcional - conversa com a realidade de uma forma única. Se junte à professora Fabiana e escute esse podcast imperdível!

A story story by the amazing author; zikora is the story of the average African woman. Pain of rejection, child birth etc.

On the eleventh episode of The Telescope Podcast, Yasmin Subawalla reads her story "Futon" and discusses working on a novel, Chimamanda Ngozi Adiche, and Indian representation in literature. This episode uses royalty-free music from freesound.org, including "chunky baseline" by zagi2.

Feminism is for everybody! Julia provides a primer on ten works of feminist literature that You Should Know. Later, enjoy a quiz called “Some Problems That DO Have Names”! . . . [Music: 1) Chaka Khan, “I’m Every Woman,” 1978; 2) Frau Holle, “Ascending Souls,” 2017. Courtesy of Frau Holle, CC BY-NC 3.0 license.]

Hoje é dia de dica de leitura na nossa primeira temporada de férias. O livro que achamos super interessante e tem tudo a ver com os nossos temas é Americanah de Chimamanda Ngozi Adiche. Americanah é um romance que vai te fazer viajar o tempo todo. Quer saber quais são os paralelos desse livro com os temas do Podcast? Clica no play que essa dica de leitura está imperdível.

Set in the 1980s, its the story of kambili who narrated the ordels of her family and how they evolved

No episódio de Nº 044 Luisa Callegari lê várias mulheres. São elas Hilda Hilst, Chimamanda Ngozi Adiche, Anaïs Nin, Juliana Bernardino e Louise Bourgeois. Ø Alerta de gatilho: Este áudio pode apresentar conteúdo relacionado à exploração sexual de menores. ESCUTE EM: www.podcastversar.com SPOTIFY: https://open.spotify.com/episode/6FxYS55zMkTsKqc2hsvAyO?si=tsZGY_nuTluOcZ6X9tfNSQ Luisa Callegari (n. 1994) vive e trabalha em São Paulo. Mestranda no Instituto de Artes da UNESP e bacharel em artes visuais pela FASM (2015). Deu continuidade à sua formação por meio de cursos livres e grupos de estudos. Sua produção atravessa questões referentes ao corpo feminino como objeto erótico, maternidade, sexualidade e construções de gênero, utilizando suportes variados. Site: http://www.luisacallegari.com/ VER.SAR é um podcast com artistas convidados para compartilhar leituras de textos sobre práticas artísticas, maternidades e feminismos. Este Podcast é uma plataforma de comunicação colaborativa que reúne mulheres artistas e seus referenciais textuais, a partir do exercício da leitura e busca para criar um arquivo de consulta e compartilhar conteúdo gratuito relacionado a assuntos relacionados a temas e conceitos implicados na mulher na contemporaneidade. Como artistas convidados são mulheres que investigam e discutem conflitos políticos da vida doméstica e pública produzindo pensamentos críticos no nosso contexto e propondo mudanças negativas no mundo da arte. INSTAGRAM: @podcastversar FACEBOOK: Ver.sar - práticas artísticas, maternidades e feminismos --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/podcastversar/message

This week we will be discussing a little book that is the basis for a lot of feminist ideas in today’s complicated societal relationships and how that effects women and the way feminism is perceived.

Aftenskolen Lektion X - Mary Consolata Namagambe Hvem får lov til at bestemme hvad danskhed er? Hvorfor taler vi ikke om Danmark som kolonimagt, når selv Nissebanden har været en tur i Caribien? Bliver man først sort, når alle andre er hvide? I dette afsnit har vi besøg af seje Mary Consolata, der sætter den universelle minoritetskvinde til debat. Vi taler om feminisme som en kontekstuel kamp – for mens nogle kæmper for retten til at fribløde, handler det for andre om bedre adgang til bind. Lyt med! // SHOWNOTES // bell hooks – se fx ’Feminism is for Everybody’ ’Stop med at røre mine afrokrøller’ af Olivia Nanny Sørensen - http://alicemag.dk/stop-roere-mine-afro-kroeller/ Chimamanda Ngozi Adiche

Episode Seventeen Show Notes CW = Chris Wolak EF = Emily Fine – Just Read – It’s Okay to Laugh (Crying is Cool Too) – Nora McInerny (EF) Aaron Joseph Purmort’s obituary Hillbilly Elegy: A Memoir of a Family and Culture in Crisis – J.D. Vance (CW) History of Wolves – Emily Fridlund (EF) Shiver Hitch – Linda Greenlaw (EF & CW) The Grand Central Baking Book – Piper Davis and Ellen Jackson (EF) Georgia – Dawn Tripp (EF) – Currently Reading/Listening – The Gypsy Moth Summer – Julia Fierro (CW) Mennonite in a Little Black Dress: A Memoir of Going Home – Rhoda Janzen (EF) (audio) – Biblio Adventures – May 23 – Girls Write Now Awards Awards were given to: Zadie Smith, Sophia Amoruso, Ilana Glazer, Melissa Harris-Perry, Abbi Jacobson Melissa Harris-Perry’s most recent OpEd in the NY Times Girls Write Now Anthologies May 26 – Wesleyan RJ Julia Bookstore and Russell Library May 31-June 2 – Book Expo Conference Sessions from Book Expo: Adult Editor’s Buzz The First Amendment Resistance Presented by PEN America An Evening With Hillary Rodham Clinton Book Reviews: The Diversity of Race, Ethnicity and Sexual Orientation Anti Oppression Web Tool WTF is Happening, Senator Franken Chris went to her niece’s graduation at Williams College where the commencement speaker was Chimamanda Ngozi Adiche. Listen to it here. Chris went out West and visited three bookstores: Godfather’s Books and Espresso in Astoria, OR Powell’s in Portland, OR Green Bean Books in Portland, OR Emily went up to Maine and visited three bookstores (and chased Linda Greenlaw to no avail): Library Bookstore in Bath, ME Sherman’s Maine Coast Book Shops and Cafe in Damariscotta, ME Print: A Bookstore in Portland, ME – Upcoming Jaunts – June 14 – Chris will head to RJ Julia Bookstore to see Linda Greenlaw author of Shiver Hitch June 29 – Emily will head to Wesleyan RJ Julia Bookstore to see Weike Wang author of Chemistry – Upcoming Reads – Foxlowe – Eleanor Wasserberg (CW) The Standard Grand – Jay Baron Nicorvo (CW) The Immortalists – Chloe Benjamin (EF) An American Marriage – Tayari Jones (EF) – Also Mentioned – Let the Great World Spin and TransAtlantic - Colum McCann Silver Sparrow – Tayari Jones Queer, There and Everywhere: 23 People Who Changed the World – Sarah Prager Plainsong – Kent Haruf Honey Paw Restaurant in Portland, OR

If the US is going to build a wall on its border with Mexico, it’s going to take a lot of concrete - millions of tonnes, in fact. But this is a tiny amount compared with China’s concrete use. It’s often said that China used more concrete between 2008-2011 than the US did in the whole of the 20th Century. It sounds astonishing - and is it true? Wesley Stephenson finds out. After comments by author Chimamanda Ngozi Adiche divided opinion over transgender women, we speak to members of some of Nigeria’s secret gay and transgender groups who rely on each other on social media for support. Also, Joey Daley from Ohio has documented his mother Molly’s dementia. One film in which she failed to recognise him for the first time was viewed nearly 2 million times. Joey speaks to BBC Trending about how it feels to care for someone with dementia. And Lee Kumutat examines why blindness comes to define the identity of people who have little or no sight. She talks to people in Jamaica, Ghana, Scotland and California about how they navigate a world which seems to see them as either inspirational or deserving pity. Or both. Image: Getty/Credit: David McNew / Stringer

After comments by writer and author Chimamanda Ngozi Adiche divided opinion, we speak to members of some of Nigeria’s secret gay and transgender on groups who rely on each other on social media for support. They communicate with each other in private and closed ambiguously named WhatsApp and Facebook groups. Joey Daley from Ohio has documented his mother Molly’s dementia. One film in which she failed to recognise him for the first time was viewed nearly 2 million times. Joey speaks to BBC Trending about how it feels to care for someone with dementia. Presenter: Mike Wendling Producer: Anisa Subedar (Image/Credit: Miss Sahhara)

Tobi mentioned a real rollcall of women she's inspired by so here are all the links so you can investigate these ladies for yourself. Not forgetting her own website which you can find here http://www.blackballad.co.uk/ Florence Adepoju - http://mdmflow.com/about-us/ Ade Hassan, Nubian Skin https://www.nubianskin.com/global/ Christine Ohuruogu http://chrissyo.com/ Ebony magazine http://www.ebony.com/ Essence magazine http://www.essence.com/ Naomi Campbell https://twitter.com/NaomiCampbell Michaela Coel https://twitter.com/michaelacoel Melanie B https://twitter.com/OfficialMelB Watch Michelle Obama with Oprah https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jVluBbhM1wE Obama Foundation website: https://www.obama.org/ Chimamanda Ngozi Adiche http://www.boots.com/en/Introducing-Chimamanda_1918314/ Personal website: http://chimamanda.com/ Bobby Brown: http://www.bobbibrown.co.uk/ Kiko Milano http://www.kikocosmetics.com/en-gb/ Big Hair https://bighair.co.uk/ Shea Moisture http://www.sheamoisture.com/ 2012 Multicultural Britain research paper – black women's retail hair products spend (page 4) http://www.mediareach.co.uk/wp-content/uploads/2013/11/Multicultural_Britain-2012.pdf

We're back, you guys! Did you miss us? This week we're talking about alllllllll of the news stories we've missed while on hiatus. Ok not all of them, but a lot of em. All articles discussed below: 15 Books By Black Authors To Dive Into This Summer http://www.theroot.com/articles/culture/2016/06/15-new-books-by-black-authors-to-dive-into-this-summer/ Bobby Brown Every Little Step I Take http://www.usatoday.com/story/life/music/2016/06/10/bobby-brown-laments-his-mistakes-whitney-bobbi-kristina-memoir/85707484/ LitHub Launches Book Marks http://electricliterature.com/lit-hub-launches-book-marks-a-rotten-tomatoes-for-books/ Does Literary Criticism Have A Grade Inflation Problem? https://newrepublic.com/article/134060/literary-criticism-grade-inflation-problem Akosua Adoma Owusu Options Film Rights to Chimamanda Ngozi Adiche’s “On Monday Of Last Week” http://shadowandact.com/2016/06/09/akosua-adoma-owusu-and-obibini-pictures-options-film-adaptation-rights-for-chimamanda-ngozi-adichies-story-on-monday-of-last-week/ Trisha R. Thomas (FOH episode) Has A New Book Coming https://www.instagram.com/p/BGPvQL3uotQ/ Beyonce Is Not Shining A Light On African Literature- It’s The Other Way Around https://www.theguardian.com/books/booksblog/2016/jun/08/beyonce-lemonade-african-literature-warsan-shire?CMP=twt_books_b-gdnbooks

1:05: New Decemberists music. Plus the band's keyboardist Jenny Conlee talks about her struggle with cancer, and an effort to help others who are diagnosed young.11:00: Chimamanda Ngozi Adiche from the Literary Arts archives.20:30: Ben Killen Rosenberg, inspired by a devastating short story his wife wrote, curates a group show in Astoria with Holly Andress, Hickory Mertsching, Christine Lahti and others. 26:05: David Wolman on Pipino, Gentleman Thief, and the heist of a lifetime.34:10: Art Beat tracks the progression of Portland Opera’s productions.36:50: Vin Shambry tells a story at Backfence, remembering friend and colleague Benjamin Buckley, who took his own life in September.44:00: Charles D’Ambrosio reflects on his family’s influence on his stories.

@NoStress and @JustDizle - Live From No Stress Bar Libreville 2013 2014 twitter.com/JustDizle Tracklist: 01.Intro 02.P-Square - Alingo 03.Beyoncé - Grown Woman 04.Davido - Skelewu 05.Kid Ink ft. Chris Brown - Show me 06.Ty Dolla S ft Trey Songz, French Montana & DJ Mustard - Paranoid (Remix) 07.Sage The Gemini - Red Nose 08.Jason Derulo - Talk Dirty (Feat. 2 Chainz) 09.Eric B & Rakim - Eric B. For President 10.Mack Wilds - Own It 11.Drake - Hold On, We're Going Home 12.Cassie - Me & U 13.Sage The Gemini Ft. Kool John - College Drop 14.Rick Ross - The Trillest 15.Busta Rhymes - Wine & Go Down (Feat. Vybz Kartel) 16.I Octane - Happy Time 17.Vybz Kartel - Love You Enuh 18.Chris Brown ft Nicki Minaj - Love More 19.Drake - Worst Behavior 20.Wiz Khalifa - Got Me Some More 21.Chinx feat French Montana - Feelings 22.French Montana - Paranoid Remix 23.Jay-Z - FuckWithMeYouIGotIt (Feat. Rick Ross) 24.Lil Durk - This Aint What You Want (Feat. Rick Ross French Montana Meek Mill) (Remix) 25.R. Kelly - Cookies 26.R. Kelly - Show Ya P***y (feat. Migos & Juicy J) 27.Young Thug ft Wale - Stoner (Remix) 28.2 Chainz - Where You Been 29.Justin Timberlake - TKO Black Friday (Feat. J Cole, A$AP Rocky and Pusha ) (Remix) 30.Beyoncé - Drunk in Love (feat. Jay Z) 31.August Alsina Ft. Jeezy - Make It Home 32.Beyoncé - Flawless (feat. Chimamanda Ngozi Adiche) 33.Mike Will Made It ft Miley Cyrus, Wiz Khalifa, Juicy J - 23 34.2 Chainz ft Pharrell - Feds Watching 35.Booba - Une Vie 36.Kaaris - Pas De Remède 37.Kanye West - Bound 38.Jay-Z - Tom Ford 39.Stanley Enow - Hein Pere 40.Drake - Trophies 41.Maejor Ali - Lolly (feat. Juicy J & Justin Bieber) 42.Pusha T - Sweet Serenade (Feat. Chris Brown) 43.Schoolboy Q ft Kendrick Lamar - Collard Greens 44.Smif N Wessun - Solid Ground (Feat. Junior Reid) 45.Bun B - Fire (feat. Rick Ross, 2 Chainz & Serani) 47.Cham ft Damian Jr Gong Marley - Fighter 48.Stylo G - Badd [feat. Sister Nancy] 49.Lorde - Royals 50.Mac Miller ft Future - Earth 51.C-Murder - Down for My N's 52.YG ft Young Jeezy, Rich Homie Quan - My Hitta 53.Bugle - Nuh Compatible 54.DJ Khaled - Give It All To Me (Feat. Mavado, Nicki Manaj) 55.Vybz Kartel - Hi (High) 56.YG ft Drake - Who Do You Love 57.Will.I.Am - Feeling Myself (Feat.Miley Cyrus, Wiz Khalifa and French Montana) 58.Big Sean - Beware (feat. Lil Wayne & Jhene Aiko) 59.A$AP Mob - Trillmatic (feat. A$AP Nast & Method Man) 60.Joey Bada$$ - My Yout (Feat. Collie Buddz) 61.Mack Wilds - Henny (Feat. French Montana and Mobb Deep) (Remix) 62.Nathaniel - My Lady (Remix) 63.T Pain ft B.o.B. - Up Down (Do This All Day) 64.Chris Brown ft Lil Wayne & Too Short - Loyal (West Coast Version)