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2022/10/11

Goethe-Institut Nigeria @ 60 with Jahman Akinlapo and Toyin Akinosho

Sometime in the early 1980s, Ulli Beier gave a talk at Oduduwa Hall, University of Ife on the life of legendary Nigerian Dramatist and Composer, Duro Ladipo. Among the audience that listened to Beier’s lecture that day was Nigerian writer and cultural producer, Toyin Akinosho - a university student at the time. Impressed by the achievements of Duro Ladipo as narrated by Beier, he shared his intention of writing a review of the event with the programme officer of the Goethe-Institut Nigeria, Sunday Umweni, who organised Beier’s lecture in Ife. ’’ Go ahead, write it!’’ was Mr Umweni’s response. That review was published in one of the popular Nigerian newspapers. 👉🏽On this episode: Longtime collaborators, Jahman Anikulapo @jahmanoladejo and Toyin Akinosho @takinosho reflect on some of their memorable experiences with the Goethe-Institut through the years. Produced by Olaide Kayode Timileyin
2023/03/06

Goethe-Institut Nigeria @ 60 with Cheif Muraino Oyelami

On this episode, we got on a phone call with Nigeria's renowned artist Chief Muraino Oyelami, who takes us exactly 6 decades back to ile-ife. Chief Muraino speaks of the famous Ulli Bier and the Iwalewa Haus, and a lot more about the Goethe-Institut's first days in Nigeria. This episode is indeed an insight into Nigeria's art and culture scene most especially in the 1960s, 70s, and 80s.
2022/12/01

Goethe-Institut Nigeria @ 60 with Aderemi Adegbite and Segun Adefila

Aderemi’s Adegbite is a Nigerian Culture producer and artiste whose youthful approach to culture production in Lagos got him involved with the Goethe-Institut Nigeria in the 2000s, hosting poetry portal at the old Library and a project with Goeth-Institut Nigeria's liason office in Kano, and Segun’s Adefila is an artist who curate within grassroots communities of Lagos, employing locally sourced artistic tools and networks to foster the work he does. These two young men tell us about how finding Goethe Institut Nigeria and navigating youth led artistic spaces and endeavors in Lagos, Nigeria.
2019/12/30

Toxic Masculinity in Queer Bodies

Happy holidays guys, on this bonus episode which was supposed to be our episode 3 for season 3, we discussed toxic masculinity with @lady_yinn and @mattblaise, dragging and exposing it's stronghold on queer bodies, did we do justice to this, why not check this out. do check out Lakiriboto chronicles by Ayodele Olofintuade, on Amazon https://t.co/tisoxmuGkK?amp=1 other reads : Sex and Sexuality: The Missing Historical Link by Eccentric Yoruba, https://9jafeminista.wordpress.com/2015/01/20/sex-and-sexuality-the-missing-historical-link-by-eccentric-yoruba/
2019/10/28

Art, A tool for Queer Advocacy

At the just concluded Ake festival, there was a panel called “The Gender Binary And Everything In Between”, a panel which brings about inclusion of LGBT matters in creative spaces. On this episode we have our very own Lady Yin (@lady_yinn) discussion with us the interdependence of art spaces and queer advocacy, read below her opening poem... Call us by our names. Romeo Oriogun Dennis Macaulay Delle Chibuzor Ife Call us by our names! Not by the failed attempt at humor in pathetic insults aimed at us because we are vile and disgusting. Call us by our names! Cici Aisha Titi Halimah You call us strange, abnormal, unafrican because we love who we love in a definition of love you cannot accept because you have boxed yourself with a religion that tells you that man must love woman who must not love woman but must love man who can never love man. Call us by our names! Us who you have said do not exist! Us that are suffering from the white man’s disease, us that you have tried to wipe from history. Call us by our fucking names! Iliana Nkem Fola Tosin Dami We are your brothers, sisters, mothers, fathers, husbands, wives. We are the congregations in your churches, we are the soldiers in your army, we are the most diligent workers in the state’s service. We are more than the ambiguous, vague, seemingly nonexistent L-G-B-T, we are here, we are blood, and we are Africans, pure and strong so call us by our fucking names!
2021/05/24

Did Allah make sexuality innate in Islam: A crossover episode with Ynaija Non-Binary Blog

Ramadan has just ended few weeks ago and it was indeed another time for Muslim folks around the world to find compassion, empathy and humility, most especially towards their fellow Muslims. This does not exclude Queer Muslims who are Nigerian or are in other West African countries, but for most queer Muslims in these part of the world, there is a huge wall of interpretation, and cherry picking between sexuality and faith. On this episode of the podcast, We would be having a crossover chat with Ynaija Non-Binary Blog and i will be joined by Ado Aminu to discuss the innateness of sexuality in Islam, religious capitalism and women and queer folks as it's victim. Produced and hosted by @OKTimileyin (QueerNerd) Instagram : @Queercitypodcast Twitter: @Queercitypod9ja Website : Queercitypodcast.com All contents are based on fair usage license call to prayer: Tubidy.mobi
2019/03/18

Just 17 years, in bed

Pedophiles walk in our broad day light like they are in a lawless country, indeed a country that fails to protect her own is lawless, on this episode Queernerd discuss based on personal experience. Ahrdinitiative.com Survey : https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/DYRMLZT
2018/10/14

We don't live here anymore

We Don't Live Here Anymore tells the story of two teenage boys who become the centre of unwanted attention because of their sexual orientation. It leads the audience through an emotional and nuanced journey of two families upon the knowledge of their children’s sexual orientation. The movie mirrors the typical Nigerian society and shows how the two different families come to terms with their love and acceptance for their children. They are forced to confront “taboo” issues and navigate their realities at home, school, and in the society, at large. .
2020/05/04

OUR KILLER IS A CONVERSION THERAPIST

2019, at Ake Festival, Matthew Blaise at the festival's closing party screamed "stop killing us , they are killing us, they are killing gay people" leaving us to question "who" ??? is killing gay people on this episode of queercity podcast, Queer Nerd talks about how "OUR KILLER IS A CONVERSION THERAPIST", who vehement kills of the LGBT persons in Nigeria follow link below to listen now !!! dont forget to support us today !!!! and join our digital empowerment program using the link below https://linktr.ee/queercitypodcast
2018/08/29

Be Queer ! Be safe !!

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An Indigenous storytelling podcasting studio in Lagos, Nigeria driving towards telling stories that are relatable, and entertaining.

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Goethe-Institut Nigeria @ 60 with Jahman Akinlapo and Toyin Akinosho

Goethe-Institut Nigeria @ 60 with Cheif Muraino Oyelami

Goethe-Institut Nigeria @ 60 with Aderemi Adegbite and Segun Adefila

Toxic Masculinity in Queer Bodies

Art, A tool for Queer Advocacy

Did Allah make sexuality innate in Islam: A crossover episode with Ynaija Non-Binary Blog

Just 17 years, in bed

We don't live here anymore

OUR KILLER IS A CONVERSION THERAPIST

Be Queer ! Be safe !!

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