Ghana to Berlin, the power of food!

Today, I spoke to the amazing Evelyn Ebert! Born and raised in Ghana, West Africa, Evelyn is a mother of two lovely girls. She migrated to Germany in 2009 and got into event management immediately after integrating into the nation through language and cultural studies.

Two years into the event planning industry, she transitioned into Gastronomy training with the goal of starting her own business. Evelyn lost her job in the tourism sector during Germany’s first covid-19 lockdown. As a result, she couldn’t think of a better time to start Afropot Berlin, her very own company.

Today, Afropot Berlin proudly counts among the most well-recognized west African eateries in Berlin with plans to influence African culture acceptance and familiarity in Germany.


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Host: Zaiya Karas: https://www.parisundergroundradio.com/zaiyakaras
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Music Credits
Title: TININI
by Kaseem Bada - Million Dollar Challenge
Genre and Mood: Afrobeat Music + Funky

TININI | Afrobeat | Royalty Free Music | No Copyright | Afrobeat Music | Free Afrobeat Instrumental
https://youtu.be/ekK5GNINPLc
Creative Commons — Attribution - CC BY-NC-ND 4.0
Affiliated YouTube channel | https://www.youtube.com/c/KaseemBada

About Us
The displacement, voluntary or involuntary, of Black people throughout history is what we call today the African Black diaspora. The purpose of the Life in Diasporas podcast is to figure out what it means to be black in your country. Through enlightened and well-thought discussions, we will decipher, analyze and understand what it means to be black in a European country in the 21st century.

This podcast is inscribed in a broader context; while English literature documenting the histories of other Black communities in Europe has steadily increased over the years, the availability of
this kind of content in France remains limited. Life in Diasporas aims to explore the ebb and flow of diasporic migratory patterns throughout Europe, from Rotterdam’s Little Cape Verde to Brussels' Congolese quarter. Join us as we embark on this adventure of tracing Afropean roots across Europe, looking at the different ways black communities have formed the spaces they have made home and the new identities they have crafted in the process.