'Tanzanian Sound' is happening tomorrow. Join us for a debate on Tanzania's sonic landscape, music production and collaboration and some good tunes 🎶 with @DavidKerr_1@nafsi_okoa & @PGSpecialAgent Registration: https://t.co/ubc7q5LhJk
Great to hear about students' project ideas today: religion, magic and football; music and religion in Senegal; Afro-argentinian identity and spirituality; and Somali poetry and ideas of the nation. Excited to work with you on these student research projects over the next months
@dougkaze 's ongoing work on spoken word and religion in Jos, Northern Nigeria, and @karenlauter 's work on popular culture as a means to build pastors' 'bigness'. We discussed how to work with rumours, performance, aesthetics, mediation, production, musicality & spelling
This week's second session of our religion, popular culture, and the media course was so inspiring. We learned about @drodurofrimpong 's work on #sakawa rituals in Ghanaian popular vidoes https://t.co/CyKJmOHjUt
In tomorrow's class we're discussing the influence of Christian oral practices (preaching, prayer, scripture recitation, prophecy) and spoken word poets from Jos in Northern Nigeria with the great @dougkaze #religionpopularculture
The joy of teaching when you show up on zoom to cancel a class, and you end up having an hour long conversation with students and co-teachers on representations of religion in cinema, Somali poetry and politics, football and religious plurality, @ReligionPopular