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Interesting Podcast

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Allow girls to write but also allow kids to play and be creative. Don’t prevent them from exploring.

Interesting interview. Funny like the ‘crown’ etc but I have learnt how much pageant brings exposure to the country being represented.

Salone and Liberia are definitely related in some ways, having similar experiences, both countries are rich in resources yet the citizens are suffering.

We need more conversations around African pageantry. We really underestimate the way it can project these women and their nations into success. Media outlets owe it to do better to project these women like they do in the Phillipines, Thailand, & Venezuela even with their economic situation etc We still have a long way to go but we can do it

I enjoyed the conversation and learned so much. As a girl dad, this conversation is timely, and Natasha advice about allowing girls to nuture their creativity. Thank you to the amazing guests for their perspectives about this subset of the entertainment industry. My girls enjoyed the conversation and Listened to Natasha Freetown song.

I really enjoyed this interview. Insightful, witty, and honest. It opened my eyes and debunked my misconceptions about to the world of pageantry. You all did a great job of explaining the role of pageantry in shaping Sierra Leonean's brand around the world. I get it now. Looking forward to Miss Teen Sierra Leone. It would be an amazing platform for so many. Wishing you all the best. Also, Salone uman dem fine o!! <3

Your show always gives me happiness Salone finest...@Natasha 💚🤍💙

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“There are different types and colour of print dress made with different design and patterns such as cockle shell, fan, banana, cock, pineapple, onion, snail, suku blia.” (From: en.vikidia.org/wiki/The_krio%27s_Print_Dress_in_Sierra_Leone) Is there a reason why the print material has these specific patterns (e.g onion, pineapple, etc.)?

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Well done. Educative discussion. Very very interesting.

Ok when she said she was in a marriage for 17 years, I thought she misspoke. Cuz how do you marry at 31 and marry for 17 years and you barely look 40. 50 whereeee?! 😍😍😍

I like that ‘if mi granny can see mi’.

My fellow anglophone Cameroonian brothers and I travelled to Sierra Leone in 2011 to attend the Sierra Leone Law School and a week later, all of us could understand a great deal of basic Krio. Almost all of Sierra Leone's staple meals are very common in Cameroon. Krio sounds very close to the Cameroon anglophone pidgin when spoken without jagons. Felt like home away from home. After a month, most of us could speak Krio pretty well.

Nicky looks absolutely fabulous. #goals

Nice one🫶🏿

Informative and interesting!

Vickie, I found this topic incredibly engaging and informative. Your dedication shines through, and I encourage you to keep up the excellent work. I'm genuinely proud of your efforts and look forward to seeing more from you. Keep the flame burning bright!

I'm a black American and I must say this is SOOOO interesting! We never learn about the cultures that developed out of the repatriates and recaptives but I feel like we should know this history.

Vickie, I know that you don't come here just to have fun on KZbin. vickie This is not the type of content we, Sierra leoneans want to spend time on. You know what is going on in the country and how life is for 99% of the people in Sierra leone. 🇸🇱 talk for the women who don't have the same luck and voice as you today. I want you to think about the women's and young girls who are fighting just to have one meal for a day it really not easy, vickie. we want to see you talk about those things, please vickie. The president talked about those things before he came to the office.

Yu sabi yu history oh

I don't think Creole (Krio) culture is dying but more so evolving. The older generation might say that it is being watered down, which is valid. However, this is the beauty of culture, as the core values remain unchanged, but almost everything else evolves over time.

I love daddy e sabi talk badddd... 'imagine if me granny grap see me werr print'😂😂 But sincerely i feel like the plenty intermarriages is one of the major factors that may water down the Krio culture

You may be right, but I'm not convinced that it is failing, dying, -----! WHY? Well almost everyone in Sierra Leone 🇸🇱 speaks the Creole language --- yes I say Creole language! People must stop ✋️ 🙄 😒 💯++++ all such nonsensical squealings about the Creole language.

Saleone has no bias against any gender… our problem is unemployment hence we solve that problem our cultural norms are not an issue or lesser to western societies.

I swear to god you can’t make this stuff up… this here is toxic to our society feminism and modern women. Guys listen to this woman carefully no wonder they all single. Totally ignoring the reality of our biology, men and women are not the same everywhere around the world. Men look for different things in their partners, women looking for different thing in men. Same thing everywhere even here in the west same thing

Wow! I've learned a lot from this. A very interesting topic.

Wow i watched till tge end....

Vickie made Rockslyn stutter 😂 "Oh are you single?"

So interesting ❤️🥰 💚🤍💙

It’s a good point about not all relationships will last. In our society we have to realise that people grow and so should be ready to move on.

I studied Computer Science and at some point after graduation i regretted not doing civil engineering.. there are limited jobs available and to stand out you have to go d extra mile with certifications and all.. the reality is there is much opportunities here

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Wow, I really like this episode. Thank you for sharing this insightful conversation

Excellent analysis 💯

I wish this conversation should have been a phone call program. If there is any please let me know

Very interesting conversation Thanks for bringing such a topic I will agree with the guy's point by saying "born pikin na married nowadays".

Watching from liberia 🇱🇷 ❤

Another very interesting and powerful conversation Vickie. I am from the 60's generation but times are different nowadays. Our younger generation should really listen and learn a lesson from these suggestions by your panelists.

Welcome back interesting topic

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Watching from Germany ✌️

That you present the facts and allow discussion without censorship, and made the conversation around a very difficult topic approachable and (as a person with a penis) really understandable. Thanks Leanne, Umu (sorry for spelling) and Vickie! Y’all are MAKING Seirra Leon Famous.