The UncookedWomen Podcast

people in food & bev are so cooool!

On the latest episode of Uncooked Women, @adaorah_o & @IAmLamisko chat with Chef @ftaiwo—product designer by day, culinary innovator by night about redefining Nigerian dining with Lamuren & so much more. Listen here➡️podpage.com/uncooked-women…

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🚨New Episode Alert 🚨 We caught up with Mosun Aderninokun, co-founder of Quacktails, to chat about our favourite cocktails, Lamisko’s beef with Lagos long islands, and the origin story of the quacks behind Quacktails.

For their first episode back, @adaorah_o & @Iamlamisko chat with food photographer @callmeanjola about telling African food stories, his journey from baker to blogger, and his new project, @atarodomag. Listen to Episode 9 now ➡️ podpage.com/uncooked-women…

Listen to the latest @tweetedbyCC original here 🎧 podpage.com/uncooked-women…

For our 1st episode back in the kitchen, we’ve invited our favourite food photographer Anjola Awosika 📸 We’re digging into why local food stories matter; becoming a food photographer, and @atarodomag 🌶️ - a magazine dedicated to telling better stories about African food.

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🚨NEW ORIGINAL ALERT Hosts @adaorah_o & @IAmLamisko dive into West African gastronomy on 'Uncooked Women'🎙️ Join them & their special guests to explore what Nigerians & friends worldwide are eating 🍲🇳🇬 Listen to the latest episode here🎧➡️ podpage.com/uncooked-women…

Well well well, thanks to unserious men of Submaroach, @UncookedWomen has a new solid fan. Just a heads up oo pretty girlies, I am a problematic fan, you are technically not allowed to go on holidays🤪😈 Ask @DirtyLiePod 👀

@loladrifts LOL love that you found us and decided to stick around 🥹! We'll try our best to be consistent 😅

Afrobeats — Is it a genre? A catch-all for African music? Listen to @_Kojoo & Uche Ikonne on the first Episode of Uncultured as they take a journey through Nigeria’s music history to find out What exactly is Afrobeats? 🇳🇬🎶

On the latest episode of Uncultured, Tamara Aihie & @Ch10ma delve into the history of Nigerian scammers, exploring evolving tactics, political implications & the global narrative around Nigerian involvement in cybercrime. 🎙️🇳🇬

Spent the past year birthing this baby with the folks at CC and she's finally here!! Eeeepp!😭 1st episode drops this evening, please listen, like share, and subscribe to support the ministry of the hot and talented 🤲🏾

From @afrobeatspod to @AfrobeatsIntel, @menismspod @SincerelyAccra @ZeroConditions_ @UncookedWomen African podcasts offer an invaluable resource that transcends borders and cultures. Check out @afrocritik's latest listicle on African podcasts. afrocritik.com/african-audio-…

@immaculata_na Hey! (Ada here) First off thank you for listening to the episode! So this was back in 2016 or 2017 and I can't remember who hosted it, but it was a one-time adventure, I don't think they ever continued, unfortunately.

We caught up with food writer Ayoola Oladipupo to talk about Lagos Island joints, our Nigerian street food favourites, and why food across the country is getting more expensive. Listen everywhere you get your podcasts 🎧

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Listen to episode 6 'The Streets Aren't Safe...From Inflation' here 🎧 podcasts.apple.com/ng/podcast/the…

The real Jollof war started in 19th century Senegal when the French monopolised Senegalese land to grow & export peanuts at the expense of staple grains. We’re talking all about it on our latest episode ‘The Real Jollof War: Senegal vs France’ 🎧 linktr.ee/Uncookedwomen

New episode out now!🍜 This time we're talking about the significance of West African Jollof rice beyond the plate and across the region with food historian, writer, photographer, and all-round Jollof connoisseur, Ozoz Sokoh (@Kitchnbutterfly) 🎧