Fun Fact: The very first episode of the podcast was recorded in the School Of Communication at American University (Washington D.C.). Nosa was a graduate sstudent when he started the podcast with his then co-host Tongwa Akanji Aka.
It's been a long journey. Thanks to everyone who contributed to getting us here. We are celebrating 100 weeks of consistent podcasting made possible by loyal listeners. Lots of stuff in the works. Stay tuned.
Executive Producer/Host
Nosa was born in Nigeria to a Military family. This saw him move around a lot as a kid; soaking up cultures from different parts of the country. He ended up moving to Washington DC; a hotbed for global citizens in the USA. His curiosity about other cultures led him to start Culture Class while pursuing a graduate degree at American University.
As the Culture Class Podcast celebrates its 5th anniversary, it's a moment to reflect on the journey that started in 2018 in the studios of American University's School of Communication. Founded by Tongwa Akanji and Nosa Iyare, the podcast embarked …
So I made the decision to remove some episodes from our catalog. These were mainly with guests who misrepresented their expertise/capabilities, provided consistently false information during interviews, or were convicted of serious crimes where othe…