Tribal Community vs. Western Living, & Music & Mediumship in Shona Spirituality with Moyo Rainos Mutamba

Moyo Rainos Mutamba was born and raised in Zimbabwe in Southwest Africa, and is the cofounder of Ubuntu Learning Village, a community living space that hosts visitors from around the world, a children's school, and workshops for learning music and cultural knowledge. 

Moyo shares his story of his desire to learn as a child, & challenges he faced in being able to attend school living on the streets, yet he pursued his passion, got a scholarship to study at University in Canada, and was inspired to start Ubuntu and create free learning opportunities for the children in his community. 

Moyo discusses the life style contrasts between Western culture vs. village culture, how religion was used as a fear tactic to control and colonize Zimbabwe,  how music and mediumship is an important part of Shona spirituality & life, and the concept of totems in African culture. 

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Time Stamps

00:00 Ubuntu welcome song

00:45 Podcast Intro

1:17 Meet Moyo & Ubuntu Learning Village

17:10 Western vs. Village Living

28:49 Masculine & Feminine Roles in Society

35:08 Thriving in passion & identity

38:35 Music & mbira as medicine

43:19 Colonization of Zimbabwe & religion vs. Shona spirituality

55:11 Mediumship as part of Shona culture

1:13:05 Totems

1:19:57 Closing

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Moyo Rainos Mutamba
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