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Raafeke returns with another episode on Parrotbeetie to discuss the importance of black art and representation in the media, highlighted by his recent experiences with "The Lion King" on Broadway and the film, "Spider-man: Across the Spiderverse". The episode then segways to a discussion around the last songs of the Igbo nation in Carriacou's Big Drum Dance, titled "E-o Igbo Lele Lele” and “Igbo Mauvais Nation". Raafeke brings the Igbo collection of short stories to a close with the conclusionary narration of the his short story, "Bad Mind Makes Stink Mout'!".
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