In this episode we are joined by our friend Kady Fall where we discuss our unfiltered reactions to the latest episode of BAABEL. We talk about what it means to be a “Kilifa,” problems of living in a “keur gou makk” and other related topics. Follow us on instagram @Jokopodcast__

In this episode, we are joined by Yamai, who was a Joko Podcast listener and pitched this episode idea to us and Moussa, the creator of the Wolofglish Instagram page (@wolofglish).We talk about how we all learned Wolof, the socio-cultural and colonial influences on the language, Gambian vs Senegalese Wolof and other topics. Follow us on instagram @Jokopodcast__

In this episode, we delve into various scenarios that mirror the challenges and choices Senegalese- American young people may encounter. Join us as we navigate these situations, offering insights into the decisions we would make and sparking conversations about identity, culture, and the Senegalese-American experience. Follow us on instagram @Jokopodcast__

In this episode, we sit with consultant and community activist, Ndeye Maram and delve into the compelling narrative of the recent influx of Senegalese migrants arriving in the United States. We explore the challenges they encounter, from cultural adjustments to legal complexities. Join us as we discuss ways to foster understanding, support, and collaboration to ensure these individuals access the resources essential for their successful integration into the United States. Support Ndeye Maram’s Non- Profit on Instagram: mbolloorgFollow us on instagram @Jokopodcast__

Join us as we dive into Senegalese current events, where we discuss culture, politics, and society. In this episode, we also share our reactions to the controversial music video "Daling Kor" by Aida Samb. Follow us on instagram @Jokopodcast__

Arame & Aida engage in a candid conversation about their thoughts on current events in Senegal, which include protests against the current administration’s repression of opposing parties and the #FreeSenegal movement. Follow us on instagram @Jokopodcast__

Ramadan Mubarak to all who celebrate!This episode we ask: Can We Be Better People?Arame and Aida discuss some negative character traits we see in our community and how we can all work to be better people. From Jiiw to Xebaté, what is something you can work on this Ramadan? Follow us on instagram @Jokopodcast__

It's been a while! In this episode, Arame & Aida talk about African Aunties and Uncles! Specifically, they discuss how they are themselves becoming African Aunties. What realities and responsibilities comes with the coveted title? Tune in to listen!Song: Keba Seck - MbeguelFollow us on instagram @Jokopodcast__

We took some time to rest. | Because Joko Podcast is something we do best when we are energized. Since we had such a great time resting, we decided to return, after a long break from recording episodes,  with a new episode called “REST.” | What is REST? How can we apply it to our lives? How can we discard definitions of REST that do not align with what we need? |NOTE: this podcast was recorded a few weeks ago, so our current events piece may sound outdated. Follow us on instagram @Jokopodcast__

In this episode, we talk about what it means to have “Buzz” in Senegal; the benefits and consequences of having “Buzz”; and how some folks can leverage “Buzz” for economic opportunities.  Follow us on instagram @Jokopodcast__