Every month we'll be reading and discussing books that we believe push us to be inquisitive and give us a better understanding of society today.
Hosted by multimedia journalist Diyora Shadijanova (@thediyora on Twitter and Instagram), the podcast features one book every month and will be released in two-part episodes. Part one is a group discussion of the book and part two is an interview with the author of the chosen book.
Join in the conversation by sending in your thoughts, comments, and reflections to voicenotes@broccolicontent.com
Follow us on our social media @broccolicontent on Twitter and Instagram and use the #BroccoliBookClub hashtag to join conversations.
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Every month we'll be reading and discussing books that we believe push us to be inquisitive and give us a better understanding of society today.
Hosted by multimedia journalist Diyora Shadijanova (@thediyora on Twitter and Instagram), the podcast features one book every month and will be released in two-part episodes. Part one is a group discussion of the book and part two is an interview with the author of the chosen book.
Join in the conversation by sending in your thoughts, comments, and reflections to voicenotes@broccolicontent.com
Follow us on our social media @broccolicontent on Twitter and Instagram and use the #BroccoliBookClub hashtag to join conversations.
Afropean sets out to explore “Black Europe from the street up.” The book is compiled of on-the ground reports detailing Jhalak Prize Winner and author Johny Pitts (https://twitter.com/johnypitts) incredible journey as he backpacks through Europe and meets people from different backgrounds and communities.
Also a photographer, Johny also captures photographs to accompany the stories. Buy the book here (https://shorturl.at/rCVZ5).
Politics editor at Gal Dem Magazine, Moya Lothian-Mclean (https://twitter.com/mlothianmclean) and Former CCO Tony Phillips (https://twitter.com/tonyphillips40) discuss how Afropean inspired them. Tony also reveals that he has personal connection to the author.
In next month’s book club we’ll be discussing In The Dream House by Carmen Maria Machado, so get reading now and send in your thoughts and comments via voice-note to voicenotes@broccolicontent.com
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Broccoli Book Club
Every month we'll be reading and discussing books that we believe push us to be inquisitive and give us a better understanding of society today.
Hosted by multimedia journalist Diyora Shadijanova (@thediyora on Twitter and Instagram), the podcast features one book every month and will be released in two-part episodes. Part one is a group discussion of the book and part two is an interview with the author of the chosen book.
Join in the conversation by sending in your thoughts, comments, and reflections to voicenotes@broccolicontent.com
Follow us on our social media @broccolicontent on Twitter and Instagram and use the #BroccoliBookClub hashtag to join conversations.
