Tatiana Groovy Blue: Somali Literature (Somalia & MN Part 4)
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In this episode, Nate and Mike dive into Somali literature as part of their ongoing Somali in Minnesota series. They explore the rich oral tradition, historic and modern poetry, theater, and novels, highlighting themes like nationalism, resistance, love, and cultural identity. They also discuss the compelling memoir Call Me American by Abdi Iftin, which offers a firsthand look at the Somali refugee experience. Alongside literary insights, they share thoughts on smoking the unique blue raspberry–flavored Tatiana Classic Groovy Blue cigar. Tune in for a fascinating blend of culture, history, and personal stories!
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