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This series highlights remarkable shows that are shaping culture, shifting the industry, and proving that African podcasts can have a global impact..

Every month, we speak to the creators behind the mic; unpacking how they grow their audiences, build sustainable platforms, and turn passion into revenue. 
Whether you're a seasoned podcaster or an explorer, there’s something here for you.

Do you know an outstanding South African or African podcast? 
Find the link to a form in our description and let us know. 

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Subscribe wherever you listen, and help us amplify extraordinary voices that are growing Africa’s podcast scene.</description>
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Whether you're a seasoned podcaster or an explorer, there’s something here for you.

Do you know an outstanding South African or African podcast? 
Find the link to a form in our description and let us know. 

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Subscribe wherever you listen, and help us amplify extraordinary voices that are growing Africa’s podcast scene.]]></itunes:summary>
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