ABOUT THIS EPISODE
From Kenya’s radio-fueled elections to Nigeria’s protest airwaves, South Africa’s resistance broadcasts to U.S. podcast diplomacy — this episode uncovers how the mic became a political weapon, calling out podcasters and contet creators to use their platform responsibly. Discover how audio has shaped power, identity, and public opinion across four nations — and why podcasts are now the new campaign frontlines. #justiceforojwang #justiceforbonifacekariuki #FreeNdianguiKinyagi #ArrestEliudLagat
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United States
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