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Sone & Solche – Wie Menschen einander unterscheidenMelanin Matters – Skin tone differentiation in Lagos, Nigeria (Part 2)In November 2024, PhD student Marion Grimberg and podcast host Friederike Brinker travelled to Lagos, Nigeria, to talk about skin tone differentiation. We dedicated an entire week of events to this topic and, of course, we wanted you to be able to join the conversation. So, we recorded a podcast episode during our workshop for wome*n called “Living in your own skin”. For the podcast we conducted our usual interview with a scientist (in this case: three scientists), and also included shorter interviews with workshop participants who shared their personal experiences with skin tone differentiation. We have split the episo...2025-02-0700 min
Sone & Solche – Wie Menschen einander unterscheidenMelanin Matters – Skin tone differentiation in Lagos, Nigeria (Part 1)In November 2024, PhD student Marion Grimberg and podcast host Friederike Brinker travelled to Lagos, Nigeria, to talk about skin tone differentiation. We dedicated an entire week of events to this topic and, of course, we wanted you to be able to join the conversation. So, we recorded a podcast episode during our workshop for wome*n called “Living in your own skin”. For the podcast we conducted our usual interview with a scientist (in this case: three scientists), and also included shorter interviews with workshop participants who shared their personal experiences with skin tone differentiation. We have split the episo...2025-01-0300 min
Art Professionals Africa UnpluggedOlufisayo Bakare : Curating in ContextOn this episode, we speak to designer-cum-curator Olufisayo Bakare on her journey to becoming a curator, the responsibilities of holding such a position and the future of the African Art Market as it relies on specific industry stakeholders.Nowadays the verb “to curate” appears frequently in our everyday lives, we listen to curated playlist, eat from curated menus and even stream films from curated platforms but we rarely discuss the importance of the curatorial practice in the visual arts.With a background in Interior Design, Olufisayo Bakare has trained her eye to find the rare bala...2024-06-2340 min
Art Professionals Africa UnpluggedOlufisayo Bakare : Curating in ContextNowadays the verb “to curate” appears frequently in our everyday lives, we listen to curated playlist, eat from curated menus and even stream films from curated platforms but we rarely discuss the importance of the curatorial practice in the visual arts.On this episode, we speak to designer-cum-curator Olufisayo Bakare on her journey to becoming a curator, the responsibilities of holding such a position and the future of the African Art Market as it relies on specific industry stakeholders.With a background in Interior Design, Olufisayo Bakare has trained her eye to find the rare bala...2024-06-2241 min
Sone & Solche – Wie Menschen einander unterscheidenAlbinismus – Erfahrungen und Perspektiven aus Ethnologie und LinguistikBei Albinismus denken viele von uns zunächst an sehr helle Haut und Haare. Aber wusstet ihr, dass Menschen mit Albinismus meist auch noch eine Sehbehinderung haben? Und dass es viele verschiedene Formen von Albinismus gibt?Christopher Hohl und Theresa Schweden erzählen in dieser Folge, was Albinismus ist und wie er sich im Alltag auswirkt – Theresa berichtet aus eigener Erfahrung, Christopher von seinen Forschungen in Lagos, Nigeria. 00:00:00 – Intro00:01:03 – Was ist eigentlich Albinismus?00:07:20 – Welche Barrieren gibt es für Menschen mit Albinismus?00:10:40 – Wie ist die Situation für Menschen mit Albinismus in Nigeria?00...2024-06-0300 min
Goethe-Institut Nigeria @ 60Goethe-Institut Nigeria @ 60 with Cheif Muraino OyelamiOn 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.2023-03-0619 minGoethe-Institut Nigeria @ 60Goethe-Institut Nigeria @ 60 with Ben TomolojuBen Tomoloju is a Nigerian journalist, Dramatist and cultural producer with a life long career of shaping the Nigerian cultural scene through immersive works like the African Project with the Goethe-Institut Lagos, which has posed itself has one of the biggest works done by the institute. On this epsiode, Ben tomoloju talks about his early days as a teacher who people like Jahman Anikulapo, Antar Laniyan and co, he speaks on his work across the major daily Newsroom in Nigeria, creating new collums and shaping the public's opinion of art in Nigeria. 2023-03-0625 minGoethe-Institut Nigeria @ 60Goethe-Institut Nigeria @ 60 with Uche Okpa-IrohaIn this episode, we have the pleasure of featuring Uche Okpa-Iroha, the director of the Nlele Institute Lagos. Uche Okpa-Iroha has been with the Goethe-Institut Lagos for over 10 years, and the institution has played a crucial role in shaping his direction and work as an artists living in Nigeria.
As the Goethe-Institut Lagos celebrates its 60th anniversary, we will be reflecting on its past achievements and looking towards its future as a leading cultural institution in Africa. Tune in to learn more about Uche Okpa-Iroha and the Goethe-Institut Lagos.2023-02-0626 minGoethe-Institut Nigeria @ 60Goethe-Institut Nigeria @ 60 with Remi Vaughn-RichardsFeaturing an exciting conversation with Remi Vaughn-Richards, a Film maker who hve had the experience of working with the institute. In this episode, Remi shares her insights on the impact of the institute on the cultural scene in Lagos, and the various programs and initiatives it has developed to foster collaboration and understanding between artists and communities in both countries. Tune in to this special episode to learn more about the Goethe-Institut Lagos and its journey over the past six decades."2023-01-1621 min
Goethe-Institut Nigeria @ 60Goethe-Institut Nigeria @ 60 with Aderemi Adegbite and Segun AdefilaAderemi’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.2022-12-0129 minGoethe-Institut Nigeria @ 60Goethe-Institut Nigeria @ 60 with Ndidi DikeFeaturing Ndidi Dike who is a contemporary artist, who works across a multiplicity of fields, including painting, sculpture, collage, lens-based media, video, and installation. This episode examines the artist's interaction with the Goethe-Institut Nigeria, where she has been exhibiting her work since her exit from the University of Nigeria, Nsuka in the 80s. Ndidi Dike's approach to art is quite an interesting conversations, most especially as her work cut across intersections of art, feminism and inclusion of young artists in the Nigerian Art scene.2022-11-1013 min
Goethe-Institut Nigeria @ 60Goethe-Institut Nigeria @ 60 with Jahman Akinlapo and Toyin AkinoshoSometime 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 Umwen...2022-10-1129 min
Goethe-Institut Nigeria @ 60Goethe-Institut Nigeria @ 60 with Gladys Iloka, Esther Nwaneri, Ado Abana, and Christopher EkpoThe 60th anniversary is indeed an important milestone in the journey of the Goethe-Institut Nigeria, and we're so excited to have a variety of voices - artists, colleagues, cultural practitioners - reflecting on their experiences as well as sharing deep insights into the intersections between our work here at the Goethe-Institut and Nigerian (cultural) history. (
On this episode, Goethe-Institut Lagos oldest staff members, Gladys Iloka, Esther Nwaneri, Ado Abana, and Christopher Ekpo share their experience of working with the institute for more than 25 years, its impact on thier lives and careers.
The...2022-09-2225 min
Le Nouvel Esprit PublicThématique : Le Nigéria / n°203 / 25 juillet 2021
THÉMATIQUE NIGÉRIA Avec Marc-Antoine Pérouse de Montclos, directeur de recherche à l’Institut de Recherche pour le Développement (IRD). Spécialiste des problématiques de sécurité, de migration et d’aide humanitaire, il a vécu de nombreuses années au Nigéria et Nicolas Baverez, Béatrice Giblin et Lionel Zinsou. Le Nigéria est un géant anglophone entouré d’États ouest-africains francophones. Il comptait, en 2019, plus de 220 millions d’habitants pour un PIB de près de 450 milliards de dollars selon la Banque mondiale. Il représenteainsi la popu...2021-07-2556 min
Néo Géo NovaL’intégral : L’Afrique en force, avec les expos “Zone Franche” & “Kinshasa Chroniques”, et une star de Lagos, Mr EaziNéo Géo Nova vous propose un best of de plusieurs bons moments de la saison, avec des mix, interviews, et reportages sur des expositions de la Saison Africa 2020.L’exposition Zone Franche & les Fables du CalaoDans le cadre de la Saison Africa 2020, rendez-vous dans le quartier de la Goutte d’Or à Paris, au cœur du 18ème arrondissement, à l’Institut des Cultures d’Islam avec l’exposition “Zone Franche” et dans les rues avoisinantes avec les installations visuelles et sonores Fables du Calao. Des sons, des images, des vidéos, des œuvres d’art cont...2021-06-201h 43
Voci dallo IAI - Istituto Affari InternazionaliCovid-19 and Africa-EU partnership on migrationMigration, mobility and displacement retain their relevance for the Africa-EU partnership agenda, which would make part of the next round of negotiations between the two continents towards a new African Union-EU Summit in 2021.The EU, in its Comprehensive Strategy with Africa and New Pact on Asylum and Migration, both published in 2020, places emphasis on developing a comprehensive partnership agenda, including on migration, built on a stronger alignment of interests. Yet, consolidating cooperation on migration has so far proved to be challenging due to differences in priorities and approaches between the two sides.This challenge now needs...2020-12-1544 min
MezclaHecho en casa: se presentaron los test serológicosLeo Lagos (editor de Ciencia de La Diaria) reporta sobre la conferencia de presentación de los test serológicos desarrollados por la Universidad de la República, el Institut Pasteur y la empresa ATGen con financiación de la Agencia Nacional de Investigación e Innovación (ANII).
Equipo de Mezcla en cuarentena:
Conducción: Leo Lagos y Amanda Muñoz.
Edición: Joaquín Fernández.
podcasts.ladiaria.com.uy2020-07-2811 minMezclaLa secuenciación genética del virus: su utilidad hoy y a futuroLeo Lagos (editor de Ciencia de La Diaria) desglosa la declaración de prensa conjunta de la Universidad de la República, el institut Pasteur, el INIA y el Instituto Clemente Estable, dónde se explicó cuando ingresó el virus, de dónde, qué cepa es y cómo sirve esta información hoy y en las siguientes etapas del tratamiento.
En este episodio:
● 00:10 - Introducción
● 01:48 - Gregorio Iraola (Institut Pasteur) y de dónde y cuándo vino el virus.
● 03:00 - Gregorio Iraola sobre las cepas en el país
● 04:24 - Gregorio Iraola y Pil...2020-04-1509 minMezclaEl genoma del virus y la solidaridad científicaLeo Lagos (editor de Ciencia de La Diaria) conversa con Gregorio Iraola del Institut Pasteur sobre el trabajo que permitió obtener el genoma del virus y por qué la colaboración entre científicos es esencial.
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En este episodio:
● 00:10 - Logros de la colaboración científica en Uruguay
● 04:17 - Entrevista a Gregorio Iraola
Equipo de Mezcla en cuarentena:
Conducción: Leo Lagos y Amanda Muñoz.
Edición: Joaquín Fernández.
podcasts.ladiari2020-03-3014 min
El Romanticismo inglés2/8 Andreu Jaume: La poesía de los Lagos, Wordsworth y ColeridgeEl curso estará dedicado al origen y la evolución del movimiento romántico en las letras y las artes inglesas, desde la poesía fundacional de Wordsworth y Coleridge, hasta las novelas de Jean Austen, pasando por la pintura revolucionaria de Constable y Turner, la obra excéntrica de Blake, la escandalosa vida de lord Byron o el trabajo de los más jóvenes Shelley, Keats, Lamb i Hazlitt.2020-03-271h 11MezclaHablamos con Gonzalo Moratorio, del equipo de científicos uruguayos que está trabajando en el kit de diagnóstico del coronavirusLeo Lagos (editor de Ciencia de La Diaria) nos trae toda la información relevante al coronavirus y su efecto en la sociedad. En esta edición entrevista a Gonzalo Moratorio, del Laboratorio de Virología Molecular de la Facultad de Ciencias de la Universidad de la República y el laboratorio de evolución y experimentación de virus del Institut Pasteur de Montevideo, quién junto a otros colegas está desarrollando un test de detección del Covid-19. ¿Qué significa esta noticia para Uruguay? Además, Amanda Muñoz, editora de Salud de La Diaria, nos da su perspectiv...2020-03-1913 min
World music mattersWorld music matters - Omo Bello: the Nigerian soprano's star is rising in FranceOmo Bello was born in Nigeria but trained and found success here in France. She's recorded a solo album of Mahler's Des Knaben Wunderhorn, was nominated for a Victoires de la musique award, and most recently performed in the presence of President Macron to mark the abolition of slavery in France. She talks to RFI about making her way up and using her success to develop classical music back home in Lagos.
"Looking back I realise how hard it was, I didn’t realize while climbing because I was carried by this huge need...2019-05-1714 min