So Nigerian’s Dami Aros on Humour, Impact, and Community
01/22/24 • 30 min
💬 Show Notes
In this week's episode of "Into The Podverse," host Tony Doe welcomes the effervescent Dami Aros, the creative force behind the So Nigerian podcast. Dami's voice has become a beacon for Nigerian youth, weaving narratives that entertain, educate, and unite. From comedic takes on cultural nuances to deep dives into societal challenges, he crafts content that resonates with a generation eager for change.
Dami recounts his evolution from a joy-bringer to a podcasting maestro, driven by the emotive power of audio to forge connections. The So Nigerian podcast emerges as a passion project, inviting Nigerians from all walks of life to share their stories, fostering understanding and celebrating the vibrancy of youths across the nation.
Listeners will be enthralled by Dami's experience on the Spotify panel in Lagos, a pivotal moment that solidified his dedication to elevating Africa's podcasting scene. His anecdotes showcase the strength of the community and the shared mission to amplify diverse African voices.
The episode also highlights the podcast's role in tackling pressing social issues like mental health and drug addiction, sparking essential dialogues and fostering a supportive community. Dami's authentic approach to content creation, balancing humour with serious topics, is a testament to his commitment to impactful storytelling.
Looking to the future, Dami is optimistic about the surge of niche African podcasts and the potential for increased collaboration across the continent. He anticipates a landscape ripe with interactive experiences, niche content, and a growing emphasis on video podcasts.
Join us as we explore the cultural depths of the So Nigerian podcast, the challenges of guest coordination, and the delicate art of infusing humour into serious discussions. Discover the power of community in shaping narratives and the vision for a podcast that continues to evolve with the aspirations of its listeners.
🚀 Actionable Insights:
Engage with the So Nigerian podcast for a blend of entertainment and enlightenment.
Discover the intricacies of podcasting in Africa and the potential for growth and collaboration.
Learn from Dami's dynamic approach to content creation and community building.
🔗 Links and Resources:
So Nigerian Podcast: [https://podfollow.com/1507420236]
Credits:
Theme Music By: Teckzilla
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💬 Show Notes
In this week's episode of "Into The Podverse," host Tony Doe welcomes the effervescent Dami Aros, the creative force behind the So Nigerian podcast. Dami's voice has become a beacon for Nigerian youth, weaving narratives that entertain, educate, and unite. From comedic takes on cultural nuances to deep dives into societal challenges, he crafts content that resonates with a generation eager for change.
Dami recounts his evolution from a joy-bringer to a podcasting maestro, driven by the emotive power of audio to forge connections. The So Nigerian podcast emerges as a passion project, inviting Nigerians from all walks of life to share their stories, fostering understanding and celebrating the vibrancy of youths across the nation.
Listeners will be enthralled by Dami's experience on the Spotify panel in Lagos, a pivotal moment that solidified his dedication to elevating Africa's podcasting scene. His anecdotes showcase the strength of the community and the shared mission to amplify diverse African voices.
The episode also highlights the podcast's role in tackling pressing social issues like mental health and drug addiction, sparking essential dialogues and fostering a supportive community. Dami's authentic approach to content creation, balancing humour with serious topics, is a testament to his commitment to impactful storytelling.
Looking to the future, Dami is optimistic about the surge of niche African podcasts and the potential for increased collaboration across the continent. He anticipates a landscape ripe with interactive experiences, niche content, and a growing emphasis on video podcasts.
Join us as we explore the cultural depths of the So Nigerian podcast, the challenges of guest coordination, and the delicate art of infusing humour into serious discussions. Discover the power of community in shaping narratives and the vision for a podcast that continues to evolve with the aspirations of its listeners.
🚀 Actionable Insights:
Engage with the So Nigerian podcast for a blend of entertainment and enlightenment.
Discover the intricacies of podcasting in Africa and the potential for growth and collaboration.
Learn from Dami's dynamic approach to content creation and community building.
🔗 Links and Resources:
So Nigerian Podcast: [https://podfollow.com/1507420236]
Credits:
Theme Music By: Teckzilla
RadioAdSpread: [Sign up
https://radioadspread.com/
with code 'DOE800']
Ratings, Reviews, Polls:
This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit intothepodverse.substack.com
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In this inspiring episode of "Into The Podverse," host Tony Doe sits down with Anne Chisa, the voice behind the Root of the Science Podcast, to explore her mission to redefine the narrative of African scientists and innovators. Delving into Anne's unexpected journey into science, we hear how a girl who dreamt of being a lawyer or a DJ became an influential figure in the world of science communication.
Anne shares the essence of her podcast: to make scientific research accessible and to highlight the societal impact of science. She discusses the challenges she faced in the early days, from convincing listeners to choose podcasts over YouTube to grappling with the high cost of data in Africa. Now, with over 130 episodes under her belt, Anne reflects on the growth of both her podcast and her team, driven by a vision to amplify African excellence in STEM.
Listeners will be captivated by Anne's recounting of standout moments, including the podcast's recognition and awards, and the profound personal stories shared by her guests. These narratives showcase the multidimensional lives of scientists, connecting with audiences beyond the academic sphere.
Anne also celebrates the vibrant landscape of African science podcasts, a testament to the continent's innovation and diversity. Looking ahead, she envisions transforming her platform into the 'Oprah of Science,' expanding into multimedia content and offering a springboard for other science communicators.
For those inspired to follow in her footsteps, Anne offers sage advice: start with what you have, reach out for help, and never underestimate the incredible contributions of Africans across various fields.
📋 Episode Chapters
(00:52) Growing up without visible role models in the scientific field, Ann Chisa started the podcast
(03:54) Anne Chisa's science podcast has reached 137 episodes and interviewed 140 individuals
(07:22) Anne Chisa says initially, people didn't understand podcasts
(15:52) Anne expresses excitement about the vibrant landscape of African science podcasts
(18:11) The goal is to expand beyond audio content, venturing into multimedia
(20:04) Anne Chisa offers advice for those aspiring to become podcasters or science communicators.
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00:19 - Introduction to the podcast
00:41 - A P VA's creator support initiative
01:35 - Rodney Oil Chair's event and top Nigerian podcasts
03:10 - Jedi Ramal Laa's new podcast
03:49 - DJ Fresh's youtube podcast success
04:54 - Women in podcasting in Uganda
06:16 - YouTube's impact on podcasting
07:07 - Podcasts reshaping Houston's entertainment scene
08:01 - Megan Hayward's podcasting tips
09:06 - Radio advertising for podcasts
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