30 episodes
Make Sierra Leone Famous Vickie Remoe
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5.0 • 19 Ratings
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Make Sierra Leone Famous with Vickie Remoe - Conversations that expand your understanding of Sierra Leone's history, culture, and identity.
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Sierra Leone's Women: Sex Lives of Uncut Outcasts
In Sierra Leone, just two out of every ten women is uncircumcised. These women, the minority are labelled "gborka" and deemed "unclean" or "not woman enough". Make Sierra Leone Famous places the sex lives of uncut women in focus to discuss the power of pleasure, women's liberation, and orgasm equality. Special Guests: Umu Jalloh, MSW, and Leanne MaHota Rizk, MPH (Sexual and Reproductive Health Specialist).
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Sierra Leone is Addicted
Drug addiction and mental health in Sierra Leone in focus on episode one to an all-new season of the Make Sierra Leone Famous Podcast!
Vickie Remoe interviews with Mahawa Sandy, founder of Nyali Foundation and Dr. Elizabeth Alieu resident psychiatrist in charge of the child and adolescent mental health at the Sierra Leone Psychiatric Teaching Hospital.
Sierra Leone’s youth are struggling with drug addiction and dependency. Vickie and guests discuss the root causes and and solutions for tackling the drug crisis. -
From Cry Freetown to Sing Freetown
Host Vickie Remoe is in conversation with two of Sierra Leone’s most celebrated storytellers; award-winning playwright and founder of Freetong Players Charlie Haffner, and Emmy, BAFTA, and Peabody-winning journalist Sorious Samura.
Show Notes
Listen to Doniie Major’s Freetown City: https://bit.ly/3PaVtHB
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 -
The Diary Of Alima: A Storyteller’s Journey To The Movies
Host Vickie Remoe is in conversation with actress, producer, and founder of Lema’s Diary Production Company. The film producer uses her craft to make social commentary about issues affecting Sierra Leone’s women. Her latest film “Profit Point” set in the slums of Freetown is about the struggles of women trapped by poverty and sexual exploitation. Profit Point had its London Premiere at the Young Sierra Leonean Kip Kompin Cinema.
Show Notes
Listen to Kaley Bag’s Di Sai Wae Ar Komot: https://spoti.fi/3oL72KW
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 -
Healing Sierra Leone's Soul With Plays And Poems
Host Vickie Remoe is in conversation with Sierra Leonean poet, playwright, and author Oumar Farouk Sesay, Oumar talks and shares insights from his four-decade-long career as a writer and creative. His latest play “The Throne” challenges audiences to question their beliefs on identity, homosexuality, and tradition.
Show Notes
Listen to Daddy Saj’s Che Che: https://bit.ly/3Bc2xQY
Follow the Mane Chronicles: https://bit.ly/3Rq6AyV
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 -
Tarah Majeek’s Startup Natural Hair Brand Grows In Sierra Leone
Host Vickie Remoe is in conversation with Tarah Majeek, Entrepreneur and founder of self-care and wellness brand “Mane Chronicles''. They discuss branding, startups, and tips to transform a hobby into an enterprise.
Show Notes
Listen to TMA’s No Sense: https://spoti.fi/3c94S4t
Follow the Mane Chronicles: https://bit.ly/3Rq6AyV
Ship to Sierra Leone from the USA with Dot Bleu
Find your next outfit at The Doll House Boutique
To make Sierra Leone better
Customer Reviews
Love. Love. Love.
Vickie Remoe is engaging, brilliant and brings on highly fascinating guests to the show. As a Sierra Leonean living in the diaspora, this show connects me to home and my heritage. Even if you’re not from Sierra Leone, you could gain valuable knowledge about this country’s special history and culture.
Thanks for the Mandingo-Temne Link Episode
My great-grandmother on my mother’s side was Mandingo. I was told by an uncle that the Temnes fought with some of the Mandingos who moved into SL from Guinea some hundreds of years ago.
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So much insight I had NO IDEA about despite being Krio myself 😭. Grew up in the states so loving all this info and it’s inspired me to do some reading on my own. Hopefully one day a reading list can be curated for furthering reading. Please keep going ! ✨