![]() Julie Shapiro and Audrey Mardavich are executive producers. S***hole Country is written, narrated, and sound designed by Afia Kaakyire, and produced by Afia and Mark Pagán. You can listen to S***hole Country episodes in podcast directories or at radiotopiapresents.fm and follow on all social media platforms to discover more shows from their network. And in this episode, she finally shares what it is. She’s wrestling with a major life decision: should she leave America and accept her parents’ offer of a home in Accra? Something big is keeping her from saying yes. The narrator Afia, a middle-aged woman living in California, has spent the past few weeks visiting her family in Ghana. It's produced Radiotopia presents, a podcast feed debuting limited-run, artist-owned series from new and original voices. In this episode, we feature a feed drop trade with a podcast we really love, S***hole Country, an audio memoir set in Ghana during the 2017 holiday season. You can follow us on all social media platforms Podcast and listen to all our episodes on our or anywhere you get your podcasts. Our theme song is Pawa by Maia and the big sky.ĪfroQueer is supported by The Wellspring Philanthropic fund and The Ford Foundation. AfroQueer is executive produced by me, Selly Thiam. This episode was written and produced by Penny Dale. Also go to the film website / to find out where else you can watch it wherever you are in the world. ![]() You can watch Being BeBe on Apple and Amazon Prime - broadcast premiere June 21st on Fuse. In this episode, AfroQueer host Selly Thiam sits down in conversation with BeBe, to explore his childhood in Cameroon, becoming the first RuPaul’s Drag Race champion, and the film Being BeBe. It was made by Emily Branham and filmed over 15 years. ![]() His extraordinary journey to that point and beyond has been captured in a documentary called ‘Being BeBe’. He followed his instincts and became one of the country’s hottest drag artists, BeBe Zahara Benet.īeBe’s first-ever performance was with Cyndi Lauper and in 2009 he won the first-ever RuPaul’s Drag Race. About 20 years ago, Marshall Ngwa moved from Cameroon to the US. ![]()
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