The acclaimed show “For the Culture with Amanda Parris” has returned for its second season, showcasing Parris’s commitment to exploring every aspect of the “adventurous, insightful, and personal documentary series” for CBC viewers.
The latest season’s premiere episode, “Black Tourism,” delves into the evolving impact of Black travelers on the tourism industry and examines the potential effects, both positive and negative, on the Black countries and communities reliant on tourism. The entire series is now accessible for streaming on CBC Gem.
In a recent episode of “Commotion,” culture critic Matt Amha joined host Elamin Abdelmahmoud to dissect the themes and implications presented in the Season 2 premiere of “For the Culture,” specifically focusing on the influence of tourism on destinations like Ghana and Jamaica.
For those interested, the complete conversation from the episode can be heard on CBC Listen or the podcast “Commotion with Elamin Abdelmahmoud,” available on various podcast platforms.
The insightful discussion with Matt Amha was brought to listeners by Ty Callender.
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