Hip Deep Fourteen years ago, with support from the NEH, we created Hip Deep, a subseries integrated into the overall Afropop Worldwide program offering. Hip Deep programs build on the techniques and format developed for Afropop Worldwide, but are enhanced by rigorous academic and field research that translates into higher production values. Every episode of Hip Deep actively involves leading humanities scholars to illuminate a wealth of history, culture, politics, ethnic and spiritual contexts. Over 15 years, Hip Deep has produced over 110 humanities-focused programs and a wide range of supplementary Web resources (interviews, videos, text/photo features, podcasts), all easily accessible within the Hip Deep section of our website. Hip Deep amplifies Afropop Worldwide’s longstanding commitment to disseminate humanities themes to the general public through world music via a growing set of media pathways.
Afropop Classic January 7, 2016
Afropop Classic October 29, 2015
Afropop Classic June 19, 2014
Afropop Classic October 18, 2013
Afropop Classic April 19, 2012
Hip Deep December 5, 2011
Hip Deep December 3, 2011
Afropop Classic November 25, 2011
Afropop Classic September 14, 2011
Afropop Classic October 9, 2010
Afropop Classic November 28, 2024
Afropop Classic September 12, 2024
Afropop Classic July 18, 2024
Hip Deep January 4, 2024
Afropop Classic September 21, 2023
Planet Afropop September 18, 2023
Closeup August 29, 2023
Hip Deep August 10, 2023
Afropop Classic July 27, 2023
Afropop Classic March 23, 2023
Afropop Classic August 11, 2022
Afropop Classic December 16, 2021
Hip Deep June 10, 2021
Afropop Classic December 31, 2020
Afropop Classic September 24, 2020
Hip Deep August 13, 2020
Afropop Classic April 2, 2020
Afropop Classic March 5, 2020
Afropop Classic August 15, 2019
Afropop Classic February 21, 2019
Afropop Classic January 3, 2019
Afropop Classic October 4, 2018
Afropop Classic January 25, 2018
As Afropop turns 30, we take a stroll down memory lane to enjoy some of the extraordinary live recordings we brought to the public radio community in the 1990s including Thione Seck in Dakar, Gerardo Nunez in New York, Abdel Aziz el Mubarak in London, Lobi Traore in Bamako, a carnival comparsa in Cuba and David Rudder in New York. Co-hosted by Georges Collinet, Siji Awoyinka, and Sean Barlow.
Closeup April 25, 2017
Closeup April 11, 2017
Afropop Classic December 8, 2016
Afropop Classic March 17, 2016
