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Clarice Hogberg Friday Market – Limpoko Dr. Titus Johnson – Sweden Dr. Titus Johnson – Order of the Leopard Ceremony Memory Bench – Elizabeth Hope Carlson Village / Canoe – Limpoko This is the 6th episode in this 7 part series about the mission work of the Evangelical Free Church in the Belgian Congo. The work started in 1920 with Titus Johnson being the visionary and initial driver of establishing the work. Episode 1-5 discussed the difficult journey to get to the Ubangi region in NW Congo and the long process to establish the first 3 stations. From there, every ten years or so, several more stations were expanded into. But the cost of the loss of life was significant, with many adults and children succumbing to sickness or disease, as medical care was minimal initially. Then in the early 1970's, the government restricted the mission efforts, the local church wanted more control. In this episode, covering 1973 to 1997, we discuss continued governmental restrictions placed on the mission. A university level seminary was established, the Ngbaka Bible translation of the New Testament was completed, and Zongo was established as a mission station. Work then spread to the water people who lived in the swamps south of Tandala. Two evacuations occur during this time period. You will hear about the passing of Clarice Hogberg in 1973 and Dr. Titus Johnson, the founder of our mission dying in 1974.  Another infant dies and a career missionary also passes away. I extend special thanks to Dr. Maynard Hogberg for sharing about the loss of his sister, Clarice. Also Mary Ann Ahlgren who was at Clarice's bedside during her last hours. Dan and Karen Carlson share about losing their daughter, Elizabeth Hope. Thanks too for Jim Aiken and Dave and Patsy Alfors for sharing details about Zongo and Limpoko, respectively. David Oldberg recites from his father's Master's thesis. Also thank those that provided voice-overs for this episode. **Rated in 2026 to the TOP 25 Best “Life Stories” Themed Podcasts Worldwide – https://blog.feedspot.com/life_stories_podcasts/

Karawa station Dr. Paul Carlson Funeral Cessna 185 – 9Q-CMU This is the 5th episode in this 7 part series about the mission work of the Evangelical Free Church in the Belgian Congo. The work started in 1920 with Titus Johnson being the visionary and initial driver of establishing the work. Episode 1 discussed the difficult journey to get to the Ubangi region in NW Congo and the long process to establish the first 3 stations. Episode 2 saw 3 more stations established. Yet these advancements included missionary adults and children succumbing to the harsh climate and disease. One person died at from a German submarine torpedo in the Atlantic. Episode 3 included 4 more stations established and an infant and 1 adult tragically passing away. The 4th episode entailed 3 more stations set up and 3 more people dying on the field. This episode covers 1963 – 1972, which included a rebellion, evacuation, a coup d'etat and considerable political turmoil.  Dr. Paul Carlson was martyred by the rebels, and that became international news. But from that, a medical foundation was established. Paul Noren shares about Loko and Doug Thorpe elaborates on Karawa.  Also, an airplane was secured, which eased traveling considerably.There was a 50 year celebration commemorating Dr. Titus Johnson's initial efforts in establishing the mission work. But the transition from the missionary oversight of the church to the Congolese was fraught with disagreements and friction, as well as governmental intervention, nationalization and other changes. Thanks too for Craig and Marv Wickstrom's insights regarding this difficult time period.   I extend special thanks to Lois Carlson Bridges for sharing about the loss of her husband. Also thanks to those that provided voice-overs for this episode. **Rated in 2026 to the TOP 25 Best “Life Stories” Themed Podcasts Worldwide – https://blog.feedspot.com/life_stories_podcasts/

Goyongo Chapel This is the 4th episode in this 7 part series about the mission work of the Evangelical Free Church in the Belgian Congo. The work started in 1920 with Titus Johnson being the visionary and initial driver of establishing the work. Episode 1 discussed the difficult journey to get to the Ubangi region in NW Congo and the long process to establish the first 3 stations. Episode 2 saw 3 more stations established. Yet these advancements included missionary adults and children succumbing to the harsh climate and disease. One person died at from a German submarine torpedo in the Atlantic. Episode 3 included 4 more stations established and an infant and 1 adult tragically passing away. This episode covers 1953 – 1962, which included Congo's independence and the subsequent evacuation and political turmoil. More stations were procured, constructed and established during this time. Several were easily procured and several faced barriers to entry. You will hear about 4 mission stations: Ngwenje, Tandala, Goyongo, and Bumba, as described by Dr. Tim Wester, Thelma Landrud, John Lundquist, and Dan Noren. And 2 infants and 1 adult pass away in the time period. I extend special thanks to Aldy Almquist for sharing about the loss of his brother, and Dr. Gretchen Berggren for sharing about the loss of her son. And to David Lundblad for sharing about Clyde Carlson. Also thanks to Jeff Peterson, Rick Selin, the others that provided voice-overs for this episode. **Rated in 2024 through 2026 to the TOP 25 Best “Life Stories” Themed Podcasts Worldwide – https://blog.feedspot.com/life_stories_podcasts/

Timothy Lambie Norton Grave – lived a day and a half Evelyn Noren – Struck by lightning This is the 3rd episode in this 7 part series about the mission work of the Evangelical Free Church in the Belgian Congo. The work started in 1920 with Titus Johnson being the visionary and initial driver of establishing the work. Episode 1 discussed the difficult journey to get to the Ubangi region in NW Congo and the long process to establish the first 3 stations. Episode 2 saw 3 more stations established. Yet these advancements included missionary adults and children succumbing to the harsh climate and disease. One person died from a German submarine torpedo in the Atlantic. This episode covers 1948 – 1952, which saw considerable growth in the mission footprint, the church, and advancements in spiritual maturity by the Congolese. Wasolo, Libenge, Badja, and Gemena stations were all procured, constructed and established during this time. Several were easily procured and several faced barriers to entry. You will hear about Timothy Norton's tragic death in 1949 from his older brother, who was there.  And about Evelyn Noren’s instant death, as told by one of her students, back in 1952.  Thanks to Dean and Gretchen Samuelson, Bev Nyberg, Jay Dangers and Roger and Sally Eales for sharing about living at each of the new mission stations; Wasolo, Libenge, Badja, and Gemena. And special thanks to Dr. Will Norton Jr. for sharing his memories of his little brother Timothy's 2 days on this earth and the impact on his family. And David Lundblad recounts discovering his school teacher, Evelyn Noren, deceased in their classroom, followed by the funeral and time of loss. I also thank those that provided voice-overs, including Juliana and Ellie Shay, Tim Snow and Jeff Peterson for this episode. **Rated in 2026 to the TOP 25 Best “Life Stories” Themed Podcasts Worldwide – https://blog.feedspot.com/life_stories_podcasts/

Titus Johnson – Bicycle as primary means of travel Titus Johnson Africa D.R. Congo – Ubangi region is upper left corner Reinhold Andersson Grave – Died from Blood Poisoning Stanley David Tweed Grave – Kala, D.R. Congo This is the first episode of a 7 part series about the mission work of the Evangelical Free Church in the Belgian Congo, starting in 1920. It is a long journey started by one man, Titus Johnson and his vision to start a work in the NW corner of the Congo.  This series will focus on the chronology of the mission and church work, as it expanded to other mission stations. Each station will be described as to its procurement, construction and ministry. Someone that lived at each station will share memories and personal insight as to the character and focus ministry. Also, 20 people died over the 100 year journey; children and adults alike. Each person has a back story and in most cases I am able to interview people that were present at the time to share about the passing of a child or loved one. My family was part of this effort starting in the mid-1960's through 1990 and some of my memories of events will be interspersed in the episodes. Episode 1 will cover 1920 to 1936, including Titus Johnson's 10,000 mile journey to Karawa and the procurement of 3 mission stations. The pioneers struggled with governmental delays, slow communications and travel, disease and a rough climate. Also, 2 adults and 3 children perished in the process from illness and disease, and their tragic stories will be heard. Rest in peace, all. Episode 2 will cover 1936-1947 where more mission stations come to be and more adults and children are laid to rest. Also, a lake is discovered that becomes a special vacation spot for the missionary community. Thanks to John Aiken for his insights relating to the mission station Kala and the various folks that provided voice-overs, including Rick Selin as the voice of Titus Johnson. Also, the book Deep Track in Africa by Sig Westberg and Frances Mason and the book Bread upon the Waters by Paul Rosell were resources in providing parts of the story. **Rated in 2025 to the TOP 25 Best “Life Stories” Themed Podcasts Worldwide – https://blog.feedspot.com/life_stories_podcasts/

This is part 2 of a 5 part series, titled : The Boarding School Dilemma – Balancing Mission and Family – The Ubangi Academy.  Part 1 shared about the dilemmaContinue readingEpisode 35 – The Boarding School Dilemma – Balancing Mission and Family – The Ubangi Academy – Part 2 of 5 – 4/12/25

La communication politique est considérée comme un processus essentiel dans le domaine de la politique. Elle consiste à transmettre des messages, des idées, des valeurs et des objectifs à un public spécifique dans le but d'influencer les attitudes, les opinions et les comportements des individus envers les enjeux politiques et les acteurs politiques. Cependant, en période électorale, il arrive que certains candidats ne soient pas à la hauteur de cette définition et se livrent à des discours toxiques. C'est ce qui se produit dans certaines provinces de la RDC. « Les acteurs politiques ne maîtrisent pas encore la vraie communication politique. Ils utilisent beaucoup d'attaques personnelles et des propos injurieux », témoigne Jules Mopila, président du cadre de concertation de la société civile du Sud-Ubangi. Il ajoute : « Il y a eu ici des affrontements entre militants des partis politiques parce que les discours étaient jugés comme étant malveillants par certains. Des dégradations et des blessures ont été constatées ». Suivez son témoignage dans ce nouvel épisode de notre podcast réalisé par Emmanuel Kuzamba. 

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[DE] Der 55-wöchige Marathon neigt sich langsam aber sicher dem Ende. Abschließend blicken wir auf das Zentrum Afrikas, die Zentralafrikanische Republik (kurz ZAR). Ein faszinierendes Land, welches u.A. an Mecklenburg-Vorpommern erinnert, in dem kein Kompass funktioniert und die Galaxie zum Greifen nahe scheint (s. Foto). Aufgrund der medialen Isolation ist leider kaum etwas von diesem Staat bekannt, dies wollen wir heute ändern. Größer als alle Staaten Europas wird dir ZAR geprägt durch unzählige Flüssen wie dem Ubangi (s.Foto), üppige Gold- und Diamantenvorkommen sowie die noch heute weit verbreitete ur-afrikanische Sprache “Sango”. Leider tobt in der ZAR seit vielen Jahren ein blutiger Bürgerkrieg. Oberflächlich aufgrund der Religionszugehörigkeit; in Wahrheit jedoch durch ein Potpourri politischer und wirtschaftlicher Faktoren verursacht, welche wir heute aufdröseln wollen. Alle Artikel und Bilder: https://afrikafueralmans.de/55-zar/ ___ Bei Afrika für Almans bekommt jeder afrikanische Staat von A-Z seine eigene Episode. Alle Infos zu unserem Projekt unter https://afrikafueralmans.de Dir gefällt AfA? Dann unterstütze uns! ♥ Steady Crowdfunding https://steadyhq.com/afrikafueralmans ♥ Paypal Spenden https://paypal.me/afrikafueralmans Abonniere AfA und verpasse keine Folge mehr!

The Ubangi Academy dormitory at Karawa, D.R.Congo; a typical day explained with my roommate from 50 years ago, Roger Wickstrom

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Musiken som får oss att dansa, släppa våra sorger och får oss att se det vackra i livet. Musiken som får oss att ta vara på den soliga dagen med den ändå bistra insynen att sommaren faktiskt är kort. Musiken från avsnittet på Spotify I detta avsnitt av Livet är en fest hör du: Meja Beckman, Mauro Scocco (Ratata), Tommy Ekman (Freestyle, Style), Christer Sandelin (Freestyle,  Style), Tomas Ledin, Jerry Williams (Erik Fernström), Hans Dahlman, Ted Gärdestad, Bo Rehnberg,  Stig Stikkan Andersson, Bengt Grafström, Orup (Thomas Eriksson) (Intermezzo,  Ubangi, GES), Eva Dahlgren,  Kaj Kindvall (Sveriges Radio), Peter O Nilsson, Olle Ljungström (Reeperbahn).

I det progginfluerade Sverige fanns länge ingen plats för att rangordna musiken som spelades på radio. Tio i topp försvann. Men lusten att lista banade vägen för listornas återtåg. Musiken från avsnittet på Spotify I detta avsnitt av Livet är en fest hör du: Meja Beckman, Mauro Scocco (Ratata), Tommy Ekman (Freestyle, Style), Christer Sandelin (Freestyle,  Style), Tomas Ledin, Jerry Williams (Erik Fernström), Hans Dahlman, Ted Gärdestad, Bo Rehnberg, Stig Stikkan Andersson, Bengt Grafström, Orup (Thomas Eriksson) (Intermezzo, Ubangi, GES), Eva Dahlgren,  Kaj Kindvall (Sveriges Radio), Peter O Nilsson, Olle Ljungström (Reeperbahn).

När Ziggy Stardust gjorde entré på jorden och förkunnade ny musiks bud var det många som blev hänförda. Eva Dahlgren var en av dem. Och många är det i sin tur som inspirerats av henne. Musiken från avsnittet på Spotify I detta avsnitt av Livet är en fest hör du: Per Sunding (Eggstone), Eva Dahlgren, Magnus Uggla, Thomas Di Leva (The Pillisnorks),Anna Jaktén, Ulf Dageby (Nationalteatern), E-type (Martin Ericsson), Dilba (Dilbahar Demirbag), Meja (Meja Beckman), Robyn   (Robin Carlsson), Ola Håkansson (Ola & The Janglers, Secret Service), Nina Asarnoj, Lena Jordebo, Alexander Bard (Barbie, Army of  Lovers), Kaj Kindwall, Lasse Tennander, Ronny Åström, Lisa Nilsson, Mauro Scocco (Ratata),  Bengt Grafström, Orup (Thomas Eriksson) (Intermezzo, Ubangi, GES), Anders Glenmark  (Glenmarks, GES).

Från popsångerska till Sveriges första souldiva. Lisa Nilsson gjorde en snabb resa i början av sin karriär. Om att hämta inspiration från andra i sitt skapande utan tappa sig själv på vägen. Musiken från avsnittet på Spotify I detta avsnitt av Livet är en fest hör du: Per Sunding (Eggstone), Eva Dahlgren, Magnus Uggla, Thomas Di Leva (The Pillisnorks), Anna Jaktén, Ulf Dageby (Nationalteatern), E-type (Martin Ericsson), Dilba (Dilbahar Demirbag), Meja (Meja Beckman), Robyn   (Robin Carlsson), Ola Håkansson (Ola & The Janglers, Secret Service), Nina Asarnoj, Lena Jordebo, Alexander Bard (Barbie, Army of  Lovers), Kaj Kindwall, Lasse Tennander, Ronny Åström, Lisa Nilsson, Mauro Scocco (Ratata),  Bengt Grafström, Orup (Thomas Eriksson) (Intermezzo, Ubangi, GES), Anders Glenmark  (Glenmarks, GES).

Den legendariska jazzklubben Fasching i Stockholm var födelseplatsen för musikkollektivet Blacknuss Allstars. Medlemmarna förändrades ständigt, men soundet man jammade fram var helt unikt. Musiken från avsnittet på Spotify I detta avsnitt av Livet är en fest hör du: Titiyo (Jah), Cari Lekebusch, Robyn (Robin Carlsson), Robin Söderman (Antiloop), David Westerlund (Antiloop), Annika Ström, Orup (Thomas Eriksson) (Intermezzo, Ubangi,  GES), Eric Gadd, Mats Nileskär, Calle Dernulf, Stonebridge (Sten Hallström), Papa Dee Dee (Daniel Wahlgren) (Stonefunkers), Magnus Frykberg, Katarina Mazetti, Jennifer Brown, Lisa Nilsson, Nenneh Cherry, Pelle Gustafsson, Eagle-Eye Cherry.

Under 90-talet växte vurmen för den amerikanska soulen i Sverige. Aretha Franklin och andra soulstjärnor återupptäcktes och i Sverige fick vi vår egen soulpop med våra egna souldivor. Musiken från avsnittet på Spotify I detta avsnitt av Livet är en fest hör du: Titiyo (Jah), Cari Lekebusch, Robyn (Robin Carlsson), Robin Söderman (Antiloop), David Westerlund (Antiloop), Annika Ström, Orup (Thomas Eriksson) (Intermezzo, Ubangi,  GES), Eric Gadd, Mats Nileskär, Calle Dernulf, Stonebridge (Sten Hallström), Papa Dee Dee (Daniel Wahlgren) (Stonefunkers), Magnus Frykberg, Katarina Mazetti, Jennifer Brown, Lisa Nilsson, Nenneh Cherry, Pelle Gustafsson, Eagle-Eye Cherry.

Innan storartade shower med fyrverkerier och arenarock var det i de svenska folkparkerna som artisterna gjorde sig sina namn. En plats för intima möten artisterna och besökarna emellan. Musiken från avsnittet på Spotify I detta avsnitt av Livet är en fest hör du: Pugh Rogefeldt (Torbjörn), Per Gessle (Gyllene Tider, Roxette), Ola Magnell, Per Alexanderson  (Rockparty/Hultsfredsfestivalen), Orup (Thomas Eriksson) (Intermezzo, Ubangi, GES), Lars Thorsell, Sven Roland Engström, Håkan Persson, Kee Marcello (Kjell Lövbom) (Europe), Benny Andersson (Hepstars, Abba), Eva Dahlgren, Evert Taube, Conny Nimmersjö (Bob hund), Nisse Hellberg (Wilmer X), Mikael Malmgren (Bo Kaspers Orkester), Björn Ulvaeus (Hootenanny Singers, Abba), Gunnar Skoglund, Ulf Lundell, Torkel Rasmusson (Gunder Hägg, Blå Tåget), Tore Berger (Gunder Hägg, Blå Tåget), Sanna Martin, Staffan Schöier, Tomas Ledin, Peter R Ericson, Tomas Ledin, Gustav Grände, Nils Fagerberg, Lena Jordebo, Monica Kracht, Nisse Hellberg (Wilmer X), Ebbot Lundberg (Torbjörn) (Union Carbide Productions, Soundtrack of Our Lives)

2012 var sista gången Hultfredsfestivalen ägde rum på sin ursprungliga plats. Innan dess hade festivalen sedan länge vuxit sig ur folkparken. Musiken från avsnittet på Spotify I detta avsnitt av Livet är en fest hör du: Pugh Rogefeldt (Torbjörn), Per Gessle (Gyllene Tider, Roxette), Ola Magnell, Per Alexanderson  (Rockparty/Hultsfredsfestivalen), Orup (Thomas Eriksson) (Intermezzo, Ubangi, GES), Lars Thorsell, Sven Roland Engström, Håkan Persson, Kee Marcello (Kjell Lövbom) (Europe), Benny Andersson (Hepstars, Abba), Eva Dahlgren, Evert Taube, Conny Nimmersjö (Bob hund), Nisse Hellberg (Wilmer X), Mikael Malmgren (Bo Kaspers Orkester), Björn Ulvaeus (Hootenanny Singers, Abba), Gunnar Skoglund, Ulf Lundell, Torkel Rasmusson (Gunder Hägg, Blå Tåget), Tore Berger (Gunder Hägg, Blå Tåget), Sanna Martin, Staffan Schöier, Tomas Ledin, Peter R Ericson, Tomas Ledin, Gustav Grände, Nils Fagerberg, Lena Jordebo, Monica Kracht, Nisse Hellberg (Wilmer X), Ebbot Lundberg (Torbjörn) (Union Carbide Productions, Soundtrack of Our Lives)

Utan några större hits, men med en trogen publik har Tant Strul blivit en av de mest betydelsefulla svenska punkbanden. Och kanske var det kärleken till musiken som skapade magin. Musiken från avsnittet på Spotify I detta avsnitt av Livet är en fest hör du:  Kajsa Grytt (Tant Strul, Kajsa & Malena), Maria Andersson (Sahara Hotnights), Josephine Forsman (Sahara Hotnights), Robert Broberg, Mats Broborg, Lorne De Wolfe  (Hansson de Wolfe United, Contact), Christer Eklund, Orup (Thomas Eriksson) (Intermezzo, Ubangi, soloartist, GES), Marie Selander (Nursery Rhymes), Dilba (Dilbahar Demirbag), Marie Fredriksson (Strul, Mamas Barn, Roxette), Leif Aldal, Inger Flyckt, Karin Stigmark, Robyn (Robin Carlsson), Amanda Rydman, Mikael Malmgren  (Bo Kaspers Orkester), Bo Kasper (Bo Sundström) (Bo Kaspers Orkester)

I en mansdominerad bransch har kvinnliga artister tvingats inse att de bedömts för mer än bara sin musik. Men kvinnor i bräschen blir till ungas förebilder och bäddar för framtida talanger. Musiken från avsnittet på Spotify I detta avsnitt av Livet är en fest hör du: Kajsa Grytt (Tant Strul, Kajsa & Malena), Maria Andersson (Sahara Hotnights), Josephine Forsman (Sahara Hotnights), Robert Broberg, Mats Broborg, Lorne De Wolfe  (Hansson de Wolfe United, Contact), Christer Eklund, Orup (Thomas Eriksson) (Intermezzo, Ubangi, soloartist, GES), Marie Selander (Nursery Rhymes), Dilba (Dilbahar Demirbag), Marie Fredriksson (Strul, Mamas Barn, Roxette), Leif Aldal, Inger Flyckt, Karin Stigmark, Robyn (Robin Carlsson), Amanda Rydman, Mikael Malmgren  (Bo Kaspers Orkester), Bo Kasper (Bo Sundström) (Bo Kaspers Orkester)

Men's Fencing, Grannens Förflutna, Rational Youth, Mass Production, Soma Holiday, Jyl, Maze, BWH, Peter Godwin, Psychemagik, Ronny, Carla Baker, Patrice Rushen, Captain Sensible, Malcolm McLaren, Blackway, Marzio Dance, Stereo, BAR, Stabil Elite, Matias Aguayo, Sidwho?, Prince, Dhuo, Kano, Commando M Pigg, Ubangi, Mag & the Suspects, Fleetwood Mac and more...

Boards of Canada, Steve Moore, Spotnicks, Tangerine Dream, Bill Laswell, Ubangi, Siouxsie & the Banshees, Nevia Preex, Zee, Konk, Vasco Rossi, Okay Temiz, Diaphanoids, Blakula, Faze Action, Blludd Relations, Adamski, Cabaret Voltaire, Vivien Vee, Poolside, Isaac Hayes, Mito, Bagarre, Chris & Cosey, Clock Work Toys, Yello, Twins, Automat, Mando Diao, Depeche Mode, Lassigue Bendthaus, Lene Lovich, Level 42, Annette Peacock, Temptations, Pink Floyd, Lars Hollmer, ABBA, ELO, Thomas Wilbrandt, Peter Sarstedt, Hawkwind, Baard, Barclay James Harvest and more...

The Doors, Hawkwind, Smith & Mudd, Klaus Schulze, Holger Czukay, Bruce Haack, Lene Lovich, Belbury Poly, Radiohead, Andy Summers, Idjut Boys, Riuichi Sakamoto, David Bowie, Ronny, Ubangi, Rajan, Rupert Hine, Fad Gadget, MCL, Bjørn Torske, Simple Minds, Gina X, Spectral Display, YMO, I-F, Steve Hillage, Material, SSQ, Soft Machine, Robert Broberg and more...