Podcasts about Krio

Hier is hij dan, de live... wat een geweldige avond daar op 9 november 2024 in Le Cirq. Bedankt aan de Spilzakken: Jef Martens, Jan Croes, Guy Martens, Charel Hofkens en Charel Huet. We zijn ook blij dat we het haar van Jasper Fret wat hebben mogen fatsoeneren en dat we 1,500 euro hebben kunnen schenken aan de vzw krIO. Nu nemen we even pauze en zijn in het voorjaar van 2025 terug met verse moed en nog versere afleveringen! Iedereen die dit seizoen geluisterd en gesteund heeft, bedankt!www.haarbazaardeluxe.bewww.loostermans.bewww.kr-integratieveoncologie.be Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Send us a text message and tell us your thoughts.Our history of migration spans across the world. Join us as we journey with Alya Harding, a community organizer and PhD student, who shares her heartfelt exploration of Sierra Leonean Creole/Krio culture and her personal quest to uncover her Trinidadian roots. We examine the historical migrations that have woven a diverse Creole culture, bringing together Africans, African Americans, and Afro-Caribbean individuals in Sierra Leone. Alya's narrative of growing up in post-civil war Sierra Leone, paired with her newfound connections to her Caribbean heritage, paints a vivid picture of identity and belonging within the African diaspora.This episode offers a thoughtful reflection on the complex layers of Creole culture, as seen through the lens of "roots versus routes" by scholar Paul Gilroy. We discuss the spiritual connections that bind African and Caribbean people, bolstered by historical movements such as the Haitian Revolution. The conversation also critically examines the romanticized idea of "returning" to Africa. We challenge the commercialization and exclusivity of this concept, advocating for genuine engagement with local communities and learning from past social movements. Alya enriches the dialogue with her personal anecdotes, and together we explore the enduring quest for freedom within Black communities worldwide. Dive into these narratives and gain access to further resources on the Strictly Facts podcast website, as we continue to explore these essential themes in our ongoing series.Alya Harding, is a community organiser based in East London, concerned with issues of gender-based violence, migration, and agency. Alya's activism and academic pursuits are deeply influenced by her early childhood in post-civil war Sierra Leone, shaped by the resilience of her Krio heritage and the richness of creolised cultures. She is particularly drawn to storytelling as a means to explore the tensions between theory and practice, grounded in a feminist approach that reimagines identity and freedom at the intersections of race, gender, and empire. Alya's PhD research through an intergenerational discourse seeks to explore feminised migratory survival modes through the family pathology of African female headed households across Britain. In particular, examining how these practices affect their children, especially how they have shaped their daughters' views on identity, belonging and healing.Support the showConnect with Strictly Facts - Instagram | Facebook | Twitter | LinkedIn | YouTube | Website Looking to read more about the topics covered in this episode? Subscribe to the newsletter at www.strictlyfactspod.com to get the Strictly Facts Syllabus to your email!Want to Support Strictly Facts? Rate & Leave a Review on your favorite platform Share this episode with someone or online and tag us Send us a DM or voice note to have your thoughts featured on an upcoming episode Donate to help us continue empowering listeners with Caribbean history and education Produced by Breadfruit Media

Het was open deur bij Loostermans en da konden we ni zomaar voorbij laten gaan. We beginnen kalmkes met twee Gerten aan tafel, maar in de loop van het gesprek passeren er nog 2 andere Hoogstraatse podcasters: Wannes de Loore en Guy Laurijssen, we praten ook over wat wij gedrieën dit jaar zoal hebben meegemaakt, Aranka en de familie komen goeiendag zeggen en ook hoog bezoek van Spilzak Jef Martens die wel heel erg groot nieuws bij had over de live-podcast. Lang verhaal kort, surf snel naar www.propergeknipt.be om voor 1 november uw 3 favoriete Spilzak-nummers te kiezen en misschien spelen ze die wel in hun top 3 na afloop van de live podcast. Extra tickets (waarvan de opbrengst integraal naar vzw krIO gaat) zijn te koop via de website vanaf 1 november, 10u? OP = OP!!!Het was weer een heel leuk seizoen en de klapper moet nog komen.www.loostermans.bewww.propergeknipt.behttps://vriendvandeshow.nl/hoogstratenkiestwww.oploscafe.be Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

We talk to ADAMA GAYE, former ECOWAS director of communications, and journalist and Chatham House consulting fellow, PAUL MELLY about the West African bloc's future as Burkina Faso, Niger and Mali form their own breakaway group. Adama tells us the 15 member ECOWAS is facing a ‘death threat' because of the loss of three of its founding countries. Senegal's new president BASSIROU DIOMAYE FAYE is given the job of trying to woo them back to the clan. Has he been given a fool's errand?Zimbabwe's best-known journalist and activist, HOPEWELL CHIN'ONO tells us about his campaign to get young people to register to vote. We ask him whether there's an appetite in Zim to follow the lead of Kenya's Gen Z after their protests succeeded in getting a much-hated bill withdrawn. Hopewell spells out the repressive conditions under which Zimbabwe's young people live. Daddy Hope himself has been jailed at least 3 times merely for doing his job and exposing corruption.Education minister, CONRAD SACKEY tells us about an app he's rolling out in Sierra Leone's schools to get accurate information about both students and teachers. He's found more than half the teachers on the government's payroll of participating schools were more absent than their pupils! The app is called Wi De Ya – We are Here in Krio. Hear me have a go at Wi De Ya.On day one KEIR STARMER dropped the controversial policy of sending those who'd entered the country unofficially to Rwanda. His Foreign Secretary, DAVID LAMMY, has promised to ‘re-engage' with Africa. PATRICK speculates (intelligently, of course) about what that could mean for the continent. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Salikoko S. MufweneMondes francophones (2023-2024)Collège de FranceAnnée 2023-2024Colloque - Kofi Yakpo : West African Pidgin : langue mondiale à contre-courantIntervenant(s)Kofi YakpoAssociate professor, University of Hong KongRésuméLe West African Pidgin (« Pidgin ») et le Krio constituent un groupe de variétés d'anglais restructurées, comptant jusqu'à 140 millions de locuteurs au Nigeria, au Cameroun, au Ghana, en Sierra Leone, en Guinée équatoriale et en Gambie. Parlé par seulement quelques milliers de personnes il y a deux siècles, la « modernisation » et « l'enracinement social peu profond » (Yakpo, 2021) ont conduit à la transformation du Pidgin en une langue mondiale « super-centrale » (de Swaan, 2001), centrée sur l'Afrique de l'Ouest. La croissance démographique, la migration, l'expansion des industries culturelles et des économies d'Afrique de l'Ouest, et les contacts entre les peuples sont susceptibles de développer davantage le Pidgin. Déjà la plus grande langue d'Afrique de l'Ouest, le Pidgin pourrait être parlé par 400 millions de personnes d'ici 2100. L'essor du Pidgin va à contre-courant. Les langues mondiales telles que l'anglais, le français, le chinois ou l'arabe se sont surtout répandues par la colonisation, l'ingénierie linguistique des élites et l'intervention administrative. La trajectoire du Pidgin offre donc un grand potentiel pour explorer les dynamiques changeantes de « l'évolution linguistique naturelle » (Mufwene, 2015) et auto-organisée, typique de la créolisation.Kofi YakpoKofi Yakpo est professeur associé et directeur du programme de linguistique à l'université de Hong Kong. Ses recherches portent sur les forces linguistiques et sociales influençant l'évolution des langues dans les sociétés multilingues, en particulier en Afrique et dans les diasporas africaines et asiatiques des Caraïbes. Il a publié plus d'une centaine d'œuvres, couvrant la linguistique, la politique, la musique et la création littéraire. Il a obtenu une chaire internationale Labex EFL accueillie par le CNRS et LLACAN en 2022, a été lauréat d'une bourse de recherche Humboldt en 2020 et a mené des recherches collaboratives avec des collègues dans des universités en Afrique, Asie, Europe et aux Amériques. Ses cours de linguistique de terrain ont emmené des étudiants en Éthiopie, Malaisie et Indonésie, et sont devenus des références pour l'apprentissage par l'expérience à l'université de Hong Kong.

Welcome to the Lecker Book Club. Every month I'll pick a newly released food related book and talk to the author about the process of writing it. I'll also be cooking from the book and writing about that on Substack and Patreon. Join me there as well! On the first edition of the Lecker Book Club: Maria Bradford's Sweet Salone. Maria grew up in Sierra Leone and moved to Kent, UK in her late teens. Sweet Salone is the first English-language book of Sierra Leonean recipes published internationally, and in it Maria wanted to share the unique nature of the food of her home country, but also celebrate the country's people, including her own family. But it wasn't necessarily a smooth process writing the book, as you'll hear her talk about. We spoke about the culture shock she experienced on arriving in the UK; what it was like encountering strawberries and apples for the first time. But it was Maria's deep-rooted curiosity about all kinds of food that eventually led her on a path to training at Leiths and setting up her fine-dining catering business, Shwen Shwen - a Krio phrase meaning ‘fancy'. It's this outlook and experience that closely informs the recipes in the book: from traditional dishes learned from her mother and grandmother, to her very own brand of Afrofusion. Sweet Salone is out now, published by Quadrille. Find all of the Lecker Book Club reads on my Bookshop.org list. Support Lecker by becoming a paid subscriber on Patreon, Apple Podcasts and now on Substack. Music is by Blue Dot Sessions.

The rebel (M23) group is expected to fully withdraw from key areas in eastern DR Congo's Nord Kivu province. Troops from the East African Community Regional Force (EACRF) will take over areas surrendered by the rebels, whose resurgence in late 2021 has killed hundreds and displaced hundreds of thousands. Scientists from the Kenya Medical Research Institute (Kemri) say they have found an invasive exotic freshwater snail which is not only decimating rice paddies, it's also putting people at risk of catching a strain of meningitis. The snail is believed to have arrived in the country in 2020 from South America Sierra-Leonean fashion designer Sheila Winston-Martin tells us about her beautiful garments made of traditional Krio fabrics from her native Sierra Leone.

April Greetings Glocal Citizens! This week, we're venturing west from Ghana along the coast to Sierra Leone by way of the US to settle here in Accra. My guest, Joannes “Joe” Hotagua is a Sierra Leonian-American, Strategic Advisor with 16 years of professional experience helping startups monetize their digital assets and Fortune 500 brands reach their target customers through digital media advertising. He's a modern-day iteration of the Ad Man. Early in his career, Joe was responsible for using email marketing and affiliate advertising to drive product purchases and lead generation for direct-to-consumer companies. In 2012, he began his investment career by personally investing in PeepsOut, a minority-run Livestream mobile app, allowing users to see the crowd size at bars and restaurants in real time. At its peak, there were 90 restaurants and bars (in two cities) on the service, and $350K was raised in funding. His current business, based in Freetown, focuses on improving the lives of underrepresented and underserved populations and operates in four sectors: African Startup Advisory, African Film Production, E-commerce, and Real Estate. Joe's e-commerce platform, Authentic African, is both an e-commerce store and social media broadcast. The e-commerce mission is to connect the diaspora with their African roots through African handmade products while helping local African entrepreneurs build their businesses internationally. The @Authentic_African social media broadcast delivers history, news, and culture to the African diaspora. This conversation was another great opportunity to reflect on the shared mission many of us African content creators have around manifesting a new Africa, a new world. Where to find Joannes? On LinkedIn (https://www.linkedin.com/in/jhotagua/) On Instagram (https://www.instagram.com/jhotagua/) On Facebook (https://www.facebook.com/JoeHotagua/) On Twitter (https://twitter.com/jhotagua) On YouTube (https://www.youtube.com/@AuthenticAfrican) On TikTok (https://www.tiktok.com/@authentic__african) What's Joannes reading? Clash of Civilizations (https://a.co/d/dm2qagW) by Samuel P. Huntington Sapiens (https://a.co/d/3khXTum) by Yuval Noah Harari The Silk Roads: New History of the World (https://a.co/d/dKNFoci) by Peter Frankopan Silk Road (https://a.co/d/1t5BUXH) by Eileen Ormsby American Kingpin: The Epic Hunt for the Criminal Mastermind Behind the Silk Road (https://a.co/d/hENQJ16) by Nick Bilton Other topics of interest: Lungi, Sierra Leone (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lungi,_Sierra_Leone) About Sierra Leone's Mende and Mandingo people (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ethnic_groups_in_Sierra_Leone) Sierra Leonean Creole or Krio (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Krio_language) On Ebonics (https://www.linguisticsociety.org/content/what-ebonics-african-american-english) On Pidgin languages (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pidgin) About Roc-A-Fella Records (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Roc-A-Fella_Records) Kazaa (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kazaa), LimeWire (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/LimeWire) and the evolution of MP3 streaming platforms (https://www.muvi.com/blogs/evolution-online-audio-streaming.html) On Programmatic Advertising (https://www.searchenginejournal.com/what-is-programmatic-advertising/462655/#close) Boomerang (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Boomerang_(1992_film)), the film On Frederick W. Smith of Fed Ex (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Frederick_W._Smith) Special Guest: Joannes Hotagua.

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Big restaurant openings this spring: Carbone, Clifton Club, Cafe Hunan, Akira Back in Grandscape, Dolce Riviera, Casa Rosa, Knox Bistro Dirty Shirley! Are you into the ‘drink of the summer'? Asian Grub x Krio Block Party 2022: 12-6 p.m. May 14 at Krio, 233 W. 7th Street, Suite 100, Dallas, hosted by Asian Grub in DFDub and Krio restaurant. Vendors include Beard Papas, Crack Brisket, An Choi (owned by same folks at Pho 544 restaurant in Murphy), Scoop N Buns, and 7 Leaves. Other spots named by Vu Ly: Japanese cafe called Okaeri Cafe (also owner of Chelle's Seafood Kitchen), Jollibee, Ober Here in Fort Worth, Ampersand Coffee in Fort Worth, Ari Korean BBQ, Shoyo, and Asian Nights in Haltom City. Carne Asada Fest: May 29-30 at Gilley's South Side Ballroom: carneasadafest.com. Vendors include Jazzy's Tacos, Cheros Latin Kitchen, Serape Treats, BlackHeart Treats (concha sandwich), Pinche Smokerz, Ely's Micheladas, and Stewart's Roasted Corn on the Cob.

Host Vickie Remoe is in conversation with award winning Sierra Leonean hip hop and afrobeats artist Drizilik, also known as Benjamin M. George. Drizilik shares how he convinced his conservative Krio family to accept his career, language as a tool for authenticity and plans for his upcoming album Ashobi. Show Notes Listen to Drizilik's Popular Ship to Sierra Leone from the USA with Dot Bleu Find your next outfit at The Doll House Boutique To make Sierra Leone better for women and girls in Salone better support the Asmaa James Foundation https://bit.ly/3ybDLz5

Covid in cdcr 3-13-22,Krio and Larry Kato revisiting the issues of Ashley Morgan's illegal incarceration --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Johnny Olivares is a 35-year radio veteran, working in Houston, San Antonio, Corpus Christi and finally a place that he loves to call home the RGV. We chat about his recent departure from iHeartRadio and so much more, on an all new episode of The AC Cruz Podcast Behind the Mic with Johnny O.

In this episode, our guest is Kristine Peltz, a West African languages consultant and a translator and interpreter for Krio, a national language in Sierra Leone. We discuss Krio and its origins, and delve into localization for African and West African languages and all that these entail. Bolingo has developed African country guides for Cameroon, Ghana, Benin, Burkina Faso and Egypt. Visit www.localizationafrica.com to access these guides for free. Visit multilingual.com/AfricaLSP for a 1-year free digital subscription of Multilingual magazine. Multilingual is your go-to source for language industry news since 1987. Africa's LSP Podcast is brought to you by Bolingo Communications and Media Consult Ltd. Should you have suggestions about topics we should cover or want to be a guest on the podcast, please send us an email at info@bolingoconsult.com or reach out to the host, Ady Namaran Coulibaly via LinkedIn.

John and Celia Ellwood continued our KINGDOMLIFE series by looking at parenting.

We had the privilege of having Geoff and Mary Norridge join us to speak on marriage as a part of our KINGDOMLIFE series

This sunday we continued our KINGDOMLIFE series by looking again at The Kingdom in the workplace. We were joined by Sanjay Mahtani from Oxford Community Church who both works as an assisent pastor at OCC but also runs a number of buisnesses

Our first in two weeks looking at the Kingdom of God in the workplace. Chris Neil, from Chipping Norton Community Church, shared from his experience in the secular workplace and God's call to be being Salt and Light.

On Sunday we started a new series called KINGDOM LIFE. trying to take what we found in the parables of the kingdom and work of the gospel over the last year and apply it to our everyday lives. John introduced the series.

We had the prividlge of Steve Thomas coming to speak to us this sunday to finish off our series on roots+rivers. There were some audio issues with the recording.

We had a fantastic time hearing fro Simon Jackman on Sunday. Simon is part of the leadership team at Oxford Community church and also has been running a School of the Spirit over the last year. He is someone that moved in spirit prophetically.

John Ellwood

Josh and Kirsty spoke to us as a part of our series roots+rivers

John Gridley took us on in our series on roots+rivers. We are the family of God

John Ellwood kicked off our series on roots+rivers with Rooted Together. Looking at being rooted in the word!

John Ellwood shared on communion

John Gridley rounded off our series on The King and His Kingdom looking at another parable The Workers in the Vineyard.

Josh and Gemma took us on in our series through the parables of the kingdom with The Unmerciful Servant.

We had a great time gathered to celebrate Palm Sunday this morning. We had Dave Richards preaching.

John Ellwood took us on in our sereis 'The King & His Kingdom' looking at the parable of the net.

Sian Foster shared from our next parable of the Kingdom, The Good Samaritan. You can also watch back here - https://youtu.be/XSFqOQcK4m0

We had the great pleasure of Paul Meathrel speaking to us from these fantastic and challenging parables this morning. Paul, with his wife Lottie, currently leads the Chipping Norton Community Church but are soon to be heading out to Cheltenham with a team to plant a new church.

We had the privilege of being joined by ave Richards again this morning. Dave took us on in our series The King & His Kingdom' looking at parables of growth!

Starting off a new month BIG! We've all heard everything is bigger in Texas and Dallas is no different! Join us and the @thefemalefounder_ as we navigate through this huge metroplex! Where to stay: Airbnbs in Deep Ellum, Uptown, Lower Greenville, Henderson or Virgin Hotel, W Hotel Where to eat: Krio, Dahlia Bar & Bistro, Drake’s, Nick & Sam’s Where to drink: Parliament, Atwater Alley, Tipsy Alchemist What to do: Katy Trail Ice House, Dallas Arboretum & Botanical Garden, City Pass (for multiple museum access for less), Visit the Stockyards in Ft. Worth, Jaxon Beer Garden, Perot Museum, Reunion Tower & Observation Deck, Klyde Warren Park Rapid Fire: Most instagram-able spot: Jaxon’s Beer Garden, Henry’s, Crescent Plaza Best pizza: Brick Street, Campisi’s Favorite coffee shop: La La Land Kind Cafe Best wine & cheese spot: Grapevine has several wineries, CRU in West Village Best season to visit: Fall Favorite rooftop bar: HG Sply Co., Happiest Hour Favorite local business: PWR WMN

John Ellwood takes us on in our series The King & His Kingdom, with The Parable of the weeds from Matthew 13. You can watch the full meeting back here - https://youtu.be/e_ikHhyT6CY

John Gridley takes us on in our series on THE LORD & THE KINGDOM as we start to look at parables of the Kingdom of God, encouraging us to have a posture of Good Soil, from Matthew 13.

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A Christadelphian Video: A video by the Christadelphian Bible Mission to explain the simple Bible teaching relating to the commonly misunderstood subject. Learn more about the Christadelphian Bible Mission and its resources here https://www.cbmmedia.org/

A Christadelphian Video: A video by the Christadelphian Bible Mission to explain the simple Bible teaching relating to the commonly misunderstood subject. Learn more about the Christadelphian Bible Mission and its resources here https://www.cbmmedia.org/

This morning we had the privilege of having Dave Richards join us to launch our new series 'The King & His Kingdom'.

Episode 40 - Relocating to Salone In this segment of the "Y Square POD + Friends" series, Walid Joseph (Restaurant Owner) and Ajara Marie (Social Entrepreneur) join Yasmin and Yasmine to discuss tips and tricks for moving/relocating to Salone and navigating everyday life while sharing their individual stories as to what brought them back to Sweet Salone. Check out this new episode for more insight on what it means to move or relocate to Sierra Leone. Disclaimer: The conversations in the Y Square POD + Friends segments are in English, Krio, and sometimes Kringlish. Enjoy! Find us on Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram at @ysquarepod © Y Square POD

This week we rounded off our series THANK GOD FOR THE GOSPEL as John Gridley talked to us about how we must share the gospel. Sorry that the audio quality is not great You can also watch John's preach here - https://youtu.be/IzQHi8-zhvo

John Ellwood spoke powerfully at our Regional Celebration about Finding God in difficult times from Psalm 27. You can watch back the whole morning here - https://youtu.be/xFmSXvVMmaM

This morning Sian Foster took us on in our series THANK GOD FOR THE GOSPEL with Thank God, I'm your Child. You can watch Sian speak here - https://youtu.be/DPvFKplb9yc

This morning Jason Huffadine took us on in our series THANK GOD FOR THE GOSPEL with Thank God I'm alive by Holy Spirit. You can watch Jason speak here - https://youtu.be/S3jELbHi6p4

This morning John Gridley took us on in our series THANK GOD FOR THE GOSPEL with Thank God I'm forgiven. You can watch John speak here - https://youtu.be/8R7Rg3f6Hho

This morning Paul Meathrel took us on in our series THANK GOD FOR THE GOSPEL with Thank God I'm Free. You can watch Paul speak here - https://youtu.be/HmmuNToMH-g

This morning Sam Clunie took us on in our series THANK GOD FOR THE GOSPEL with Thank God I'm Free. You can watch Sam speak here https://youtu.be/Q9qdsMne6i0

John Ellwood kicked off our new series THANK GOD FOR THE GOSPEL. We did have a few technical difficulties with the recording so there a couple of moments that are missing.

John Ellwood shared the 2nd half of our 2 parter on Vision for the church in this new season. If we are going to reach the NEW HORIZON we need to be the Body functioning properly.

In the second segment of the "Y Square POD + Friends" series, Yasmin and Yasmine invite their friends Ernest Henry (Content Creator and Producer) and Aminata Kamara (Marketer and formerly at National Tourism Board) to give their take on the past, present and future outlook and perspective on tourism in Salone. Domestic tourism is relatively a new phrase and reality amidst Uncle Coro (COVID-19) but especially for Sierra Leoneans. Check out this new episode for more about what Sierra Leone has to hold for Sierra Leoneans and visitors alike. Disclaimer: The conversations in the Y Square POD + Friends segments are in English, Krio and sometimes Kringlish. Enjoy! This episode is proudly sponsored by Mercury International.

John Gridley shared about what God has been saying during lockdown.

This is the audio from our recent YouTube livestream where we celebrated the impact of Chadwick Boseman. https://youtu.be/f0oPskY2t14 Chadwick Aaron Boseman was born and raised in Anderson, South Carolina, to Carolyn and Leroy Boseman, both African American. According to Boseman, DNA testing indicated that his ancestors were Krio people from Sierra Leone, Yoruba people from Nigeria and Limba people from Sierra Leone. His mother was a nurse and his father worked at a textile factory, managing an upholstery business as well. Boseman graduated from T. L. Hanna High School in 1995. In his junior year, he wrote his first play, Crossroads, and staged it at the school after a classmate was shot and killed. Boseman attended college at Howard University in Washington, D.C., graduating in 2000 with a Bachelor of Fine Arts in directing. One of his teachers was Phylicia Rashad, who became a mentor. She helped raise funds, notably from her friend and prominent actor Denzel Washington so that Boseman and some classmates could attend the Oxford Mid-Summer Program of the British American Drama Academy in London, to which they had been accepted. Boseman wanted to write and direct, and initially began studying acting to learn how to relate to actors. After he returned to the U.S., he graduated from New York City's Digital Film Academy. He lived in Brooklyn at the start of his career. Boseman worked as the drama instructor in the Schomburg Junior Scholars Program, housed at the Schomburg Center for Research in Black Culture in Harlem, New York. In 2008, he moved to Los Angeles to pursue an acting career.

In conversation with Mrs. Daphne Barlatt Pratt we explore the orginations of the Krio language, its influence on the identity of Krios, and its growth as the primary spoken language in Sierra Leone. Mrs. Pratt is a poet, and a Krio language teacher. She is the founding principal of Limount College, which was established in 1996 after she left the International School. For More Writings & Poetry from Mrs Pratt 1. Krio Salad By Daphne Barlatt Pratt: https://amzn.to/3hr6zrD 2. Soso Parebul By Daphne Barlatt Pratt: https://amzn.to/3hlVgRj For Ajuba & The Sounds of Dr. Oloh: https://bit.ly/2CQXx8m For More From Vickie Remoe: www.vickieremoe.com/bio Make Sierra Leone Famous Production Notes: Host: Vickie Remoe Producer: Frankvin Bob McEwen

John Gridley finished of our series in 1 Peter looking at chapter 5.

This morning Russ Beese, leader of Witney Community Church, took us through the penultimate part of 1 Peter. Speaking about how we live through suffering as Christians but again points us to our eternal glory!

Steve Thomas, leader of Salt & Light Ministries, share with us this morning on the next part of 1 Peter.

Armando Iannucci (director), Suzie Harman, Robert Worley (costume designers), The Personal History of David Copperfield (2019): https://www.imdb.com/title/tt6439020/ George Cukor (director), Dolly Tree (costume & wardrobe), David Copperfield (1935): https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0026266/ Leigh Singer, ‘“The story is the least interesting part”: Armando Iannucci on adapting David Copperfield’, Sight & Sound magazine (21 January 2020): https://www.bfi.org.uk/news-opinion/sight-sound-magazine/interviews/armando-iannucci-personal-history-david-copperfield-casting-modern-dickens-adaptation Melissa Bennett & Iyamide Thomas, ‘Meet the Krios of Sierra Leone’, Museum of London Discover (26 September 2019): https://www.museumoflondon.org.uk/discover/meet-krios-sierra-leone-docklands London’s Fashion Alphabet – K for Krio, Museum of London (2019): https://www.museumoflondon.org.uk/museum-london/londons-fashion-alphabet/londons-fashion-alphabet-k Beatrice Behlen and Christine Supianek, ‘Peopling the Pleasure Garden: Creating an Immersive Display at the Museum of London’, in Mary M. Brooks and Dinah D. Eastop (editors), Refashioning and Redress: Conserving and Displaying Dress (The Getty Conservation Institute, 2017): https://www.getty.edu/conservation/publications_resources/books/refashioning_redress.html Alison Toplis, ‘Smock Frocks: The Journey from Fieldwork to the Pages of Vogue’, Textile History, Volume 49, Issue 1 (2018): https://doi.org/10.1080/00404969.2018.1436245 Smock Shock: Deception and Disguise, Smock Frock Histories: www.smockfrock.co.uk

John Gridley took us on in our series in 1 Peter as Peter tries to give an eternal perspective!

Geoff and Mary took us through a potential tricky passage on relationship between husbands and wives but helped us all to apply the principles to our lives.

Rich Colbrook spoke to our Regional Celebration on God being a God of breakthrough and how prayer and mission go to hand in hand. He had some really simple, practical steps to help us in our mission.

Chris Neil, from Chipping Norton Community Church, took us on in our series in 1 Peter with Living in right relationship with authorities

We take a deep look into matters regarding racism in America and the Uk, Black pride, and finally the beauty as well as historical significance of Creole such as Pidgin, Krio and Patois. Intro & Outro Song: Midas The Jagaban -Come We Bill Ehh https://youtu.be/GFI9SA1wSGI

Paul Meathrel took us on in our series of LIVING WELL IN THE KINGDOM OF GOD with Living as Gods chosen people. Paul leads our region and the Community Church in Chipping Norton.

Kevin took us on in our series with Living holy lives though scattered from 1 Peter 1

한국말 있는 어란이 영어 책) The Fabulous Lost and Found by Mark Pallis.⁣⁣This was a great little read, and being able to read and speak Korean it was a real pleasure to put on the podcast. Mark has a great idea with the way he is creating these English children's books incorporating other languages in a very engaging way! ⁣⁣.About the Author and Illustrator:⁣⁣Mark Pallis is a lifelong lover of language. He was originally a lawyer but switched to the creative sector and devised the award-winning BBC TV drama Garrow's Law and served as Story Editor over its three series. Since then, Mark built up 15 years' experience in communication, branding, and storytelling, including as Creative ⁣Director of a busy London ad agency, writing episodes for the Daytime Emmy winning Tales of Peter Rabbit and sitting on the Executive Committee of the Children's Media Foundation. He is represented by the BKS Agency and his first children’s book ‘Crab and Whale’ has been translated into five languages. He lives with his wife and two young children.-⁣⁣Peter Baynton is an animator, director, and illustrator based in London. He is the Animation Director of the UK’s Channel 4's new 2019 Christmas film, The Tiger Who Came To Tea, adapted from Judith Kerr's classic book. He has been directing short films, music videos, and commercials for twelve years, picking up over 25 awards at film festivals around the world along the way. He has also worked as a storyboard artist on the BAFTA-winning CBeebies show Sarah & Duck, and in 2017 was the 2D Animation Director for Paddington 2. This year he decided to pursue a long-held desire to illustrate a children's book and was enchanted by Mark’s manuscript for The Fabulous Lost and Found.⁣⁣From the Author Mark:-What's the story behind the book?When I was 21, I set up a legal aid clinic for refugees. Sitting in my office in Cairo, I’d meet people from Sierra Leone, Congo, Iraq, and Sudan. They’d tell me why they’d fled and I would prepare their cases. But to get to a point where they were willing to share those painful stories, we had to build a relationship of trust. I asked myself, How do I do that: form a bond, show respect, and yet break the ice with a stranger? For me, it was to talk to them in their own language. ‘Aw Di bodi? I would ask clients from Sierra Leone. They’d smile, taken aback, and reply in Krio, ‘Di Bodi fayn.’ Then I’d apologise for my language skills ‘Ah no sabi tok Krio fayn fayn.’ And we’d share a chuckle. Somehow just that simple gesture of wanting to engage, of being seen to be making an effort to make them feel at home was enough to set us off. I’ve been like that my whole life. I now speak Italian, French and German and can tell jokes or sing a little song in Tagalog, Greek, Dutch, Danish, Spanish, Krio and Kupsabiny (a Ugandan language). I can’t imagine my life without it.⁣⁣Today, like never before, I feel we need more of that empathy between people from different countries. This book is an engaging story that I hope kids will love in its own right. But it’s also my way of helping the youngest children, my own included, engage with a foreign language, learn to empathise with strangers, and ultimately build a love of languages. The possibility that after a few reads, kids will be able to go up to a native speaker and tell them in their own language: ‘I’ve lost my hat,’ fills me with joy. Imagine the reaction! Think of how proud the child will feel. So whether you come to the book because your family has a deliciously mixed international heritage, like mine, or simply for the fun of it, the simple fact of engaging with another language is going to an enriching experience for everyone.The book has several versions incorporating different languages and can be found here⁣ ⁣https://www.neuwestendpress.com/

This morning John Ellwood kicked off our new series in 1 Peter LIVING WELL IN THE GRACE OF GOD You can watch John's message here https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mlqLQo5fq6I

Andy & Kirsty Tull help us to look to the future after the Prayer Course

John Gridley finished off the prayer course with Spiritual Warfare. You can see the video here - https://youtu.be/0sO4UDSOlbo

In this episode of The ALPHA Podcast: Sierra Leone Edition, Alpha is joined by the 24-year-old sensational rapper, Rap Gee. He is killing Sierra Leone right now with hit after hit. You can hear his song playing at every night club in Sierra Leone. They discuss his humble begining and how his parents didn't want him in the music industry due to school. Now after several hits, they said he should've left school earlier. They also discuss what it takes to make hit after hits in this day and time. On OH NAH THEY GETTIN' SPICY, we breakdown his lyrics while teaching the audience some Krio. They then end off with Oh Yeah You Stupid! What does it take to have a hit single in Sierra Leone? Can you imagine being one of the biggest new artists, only 24 years old, and in the roughest country? Do you want to learn some Krio? Find out now❗️ Tune in❗️ Take A SHOT

Sian took us on in our series on Prayer with Listening to God.

John Ellwood takes us on in our series on prayer with contemplative prayer. This week we have moved to online meeting you can see the video here https://youtu.be/TdZDGnrxPOU

This morning we were joined by Steve Jones to speak on the power of prayer. If you would like to watch the talk you can click to https://youtu.be/eE0xBuuLL78

This morning we took a pause in our Series on Prayer to pray in John Ellwood and John Gridley in eldership. We were joined by Paul Meathrel who shared some prophetic vision that he had for us as a church.

We had the privilege of Chris Neil joining us from Chipping Norton Community Church this morning to take us on in our series on PRAYER with Unanswered Prayer

This morning John Ellwood took us on in our series on Prayer speaking on Intercession.

How might museum exhibitions convey the complex dynamics of black British history? In this episode of the History Workshop Podcast, co-curators Melissa Bennett (Museum of London) and Iyamide Thomas (Historical Researcher for The Krios Dot Com) discuss their work on "The Krios of Sierra Leone," a new display at the Museum of London Docklands that tells the story of Sierra Leone’s Krio people. In the process they have a broader conversation about Black British history in museums and community-engaged museum practice. Subscribe and listen now on SoundCloud, Apple Podcasts, and Stitcher.

Lee Woods UNFILTERED! A veteran of the US Air Force, a Texas Radio Hall of famer inducted in 2011. This broadcaster has done it all from Tejano to Country to Oldies and everything in between. Lee joins the podcast with AC and shares tons of stories (some we couldn't share) about his career in radio, artists that you know and more. Get ready to go Behind the Mic with a Texas Treasure it's Lee Woods UNFILTERED!

Barbara earned a B.A. in African Languages and Literature with a Certificate in African Studies as well as an M.A. in African American Studies from the University of Wisconsin-Madison. She has also done post-graduate studies at the Southern University at New Orleans in Education. She has both studied and worked in several African countries and has experience in written and spoken Krio and Mende languages of Sierra Leone. Prior to Stone Ridge, Barbara taught writing and literature at Montgomery College in Takoma Park/Silver Spring. She and her family relocated to Maryland after Hurricane Katrina blew them out of New Orleans, where she served as an English teacher and Director of Diversity. Barbara, her daughter Kiah, and husband David live in Silver Spring and she enjoys reading, travelling, hiking, and kayaking.   For more information about our program, visit: www.educationscientists.com 

Pred nekaj dnevi so na Kemijskem inštitutu v Ljubljani pripravili „mini simpozij“ o novostih na področju krio-elektronske mikroskopije. V ŽIVO sta o vsebini simpozija in področja govorili udeleženki, doc.dr. Marjetka Podobnik, letošnja prejemnica Preglove nagrade in ena od začetnic rabe te vrste raziskovalne mikroskopije pri nas, in mlada raziskovalka, doktorantka Andreja Kežar, prvopodpisana pod poleti objavljeni članek z opisom poti do odkritja 3-dimenzionalne strukture (patogenega) “virusa y” krompirja. Do rezultatov je raziskovalna skupina prišla prav zaradi lastnosti tega tipa mikroskopije, ampak takrat še ne v Sloveniji. Sogovornici sta pojasnili možnosti, ki jih, v petek v kleti slovesno predstavljeni novi mikroskop nudi inštitutskim in sodelujočim raziskovalcem, povzeli pa sta tudi temeljne misli Joachima Franka (Nobelova nagrada 2017 za kemijo prav za razvoj krio-elektronske mikroskopije), gosta na petkovem simpoziju. Foto: Nameščanje novega mikroskopa v kleti Kemijskega inštituta (vir: Kemijski inštitut)

On this weeks show Ronaldo and Heath talk about where they politically stand and who they will vote for. Also, Heath explains how there could be the very first women in the MLB and she is only 17. Plus the Illuminati could be in the NBA and we don't even notice. Welcome to Krio

A brand NEW Y Square Pod episode is here! SO2E04: Sababu & Nostalgia Interesting Fact: Sierra Leone is a religiously tolerant country. Sababu is the Krio expression for nepotism. The duo discusses the pros and cons of ‘Sababu' before taking a trip down memory lane on the topic of nostalgic childhood games, stationery and hairstyles. African Proverb: “For tomorrow belongs to the people who prepare for it today.” Follow us at @ysquarepod #YsquarePod

In today's episode, we chop it up with Joe Faulkner, the founder of The Krio Kanteen, a West African food pop-up that specialises in Sierra Leonean food. Ingredients for today’s show include "menu items from Joes last Supper Club" e.g. Rice Akara, Plasas - Cassava Leaf Sauce & more. We get a tip on following in Joe's footsteps & "We hear a story about when cooking chicken for a supper club, didn't go to plan."

On this episode i talked about my musical background and my love and passion for music. Krio word for today is betteh which means better --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/chonova/support

The krio word for today is kushe --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/chonova/support

Mom dukes and my aunt came by to help re-pot some cacti! Those things were getting big. Also, lots of Krio spoken during the afternoon.

Story about a fam trip to T-dot. Also spoken in the Krio language at different points.

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Welcome to Episode 8 of Nerd Monster Radio from Jose Aparicio of nerdmonster.net. This week due to working on some future themed episodes and because I head My Brightest Dimond's new yet unreleased album, i decided to build a playlist around one of her new amazing songs. While a little disjointed at the end, its still chuck full of great songs for your listening plesure!0. SONG - BAND - ALBUM1. Krio - Tappi Tikarrass - Miranda2. Perro Amor Explota - Bersuit Vergarabat - Amores Perros3. You Are What You Love - Jenny Lewis with The Watson Twins - Rabbit Fur Coat4. Alex - Girls - Father, Son, Holy Ghost5. Lover/Killer - My Brightest Diamond - This is my Hand6. Monster - You Say Party! We Say Die! - Lose All Time    7. Kid Gloves - Voxtrot - Voxtrot8. First Class Riot - The Tough Alliance - A New Chance9. Constant Conversations - Passion Pit - Gossamer10. Amour Du Sol - Yelle - Pop-Up11. Ta voix au téléphone - Stereo Total - Paris Berlin