Imbali and Mo

Sound of Siblings

Society EN ↓ 52 episodes

“Sound of Siblings” is your front-row seat to South Africa’s creative pulse. From fresh music and unforgettable concerts to current affairs and the stories shaping our culture, this podcast dives into what’s moving and inspiring the nation. With honest conversations, laughter, and a sibling’s touch of warmth, Sound of Siblings is where connection meets creativity—celebrating the sounds, stories, and moments that make South Africa unique.

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Imbali and Mo

Episodes

2. Black women are erased from the Pan-Africanist story 14.06.2022 50:34

have you wondered why there is little mention in published Pan-Africanist movements of Black women? we could attribute this solely to the patriarchal nature of our society, but we must also see how women are expected to gather and offer insight without recognition. there is an assumption that women are okay with being in the background as the supporters; and that women should be content with sacri...

1. jazz is African in roots and American in routes - here's why! 24.05.2022 35:50

have you ever wondered where jazz music came from? Imbali uncovers the foundations and origins of jazz music; they divide the findings into two categories (i) the routes (the geography) and, (ii) the roots (the people and their lands of origin). it is important to tell this truth because we've experienced enough erasure as a people. follow us on IG https://www.instagram.com/soundonsiren/