# AfriWetu S4Ep10 - Anansi - How Stories Came to the World (FableFolklore)

An episode of [AfriWetu Ancestor Stories Rooted In Our Story](https://invisiblenetwork.ai/podcast/1616212149), 12 Jul 2023, 41 min.

Audio: https://media-streaming.afripods.com/audio/b13813e12941a0cbe158f86c3529740df91871a7d4a15cd6c56b252ace640464.mp3?awEpisodeId=2c5a327f-adec-4537-9280-14b4cb8e0590&awCollectionId=350aa2f1-0ace-420c-90a7-25796e943f9f&listenerId=rss&playLive=true

Afri-WATU!!!! Dropping another folklore just for you as we jump into the Anansi tales from the Akan people! This was such fun to read and record & it was made so by the wonderful dulcet tones and incredible storytelling skills of our Guest Narrator, my dear friend Kevin Mwachiro. He did such a dope job (obviously) & I was so honoured to have him join the AfriWetu family allllllll the way from Kilifi...you can hear the sounds of the seashell echo even :) Thank you Kevin! Afri-WATU make sure you also check out his podcast - NIPE STORY https://open.spotify.com/show/3iDGuiAtnxV4f0bN1Qeupv?si=8c5546555f9a4402- which features African stories from across the continent. Once you listen in, let us know! (It should show you why he was the perfect fit to tell this folklore:). As usual a BIG thank you to Big City Studios, and to you Afri-WATU for tuning in! Until next time Mubarikiwe!

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