The Sierra Leone Podcast Is Back With New Video Season 

Make Sierra Leone Famous Podcast host Vickie Remoe with guests Dr. Elizabeth Allieu and Mrs Mahawa Nyandebo

Vickie Remoe with music producers Nashito Kulala and Jon Akinola

Vickie Remoe with Mr. Victor Remoe Doherty (her dad and podcast guest) and Bossedeh George

Vickie Remoe will launch a new season of her podcast to continue the digital #MakeSierraLeoneFamous campaign on April 25.  The Make Sierra Leone Famous podcast, which focuses on Sierra Leone’s culture and people, will now be available as a weekly video podcast on YouTube. Listeners can also tune in to new Apple, Spotify, and Audiomack episodes.

The podcast launched in June 2020 when the COVID-19 pandemic halted Remoe’s TV show production. In this third season, Remoe will host two to three guests in each episode, discussing a range of topics such as mental health, addiction, and women’s sexual pleasure. Notable guests for season three include former Miss Sierra Leone Queens Swadu Natasha Beckley and Sarah Laura Solomon, Mahawa Sandy (Founder of the Nyali Foundation), Leeann Mahota Rizk (Country Director of Mama-Pikin Foundation), and Kathleen Davies (Co-Founder and Creative Director of Arch Design).

The new season starts on Thursday, April 25, 2024, with a conversation about drugs and addiction. Each episode of the podcast runs for 60-90 minutes. The podcast is produced at Sir Milton Lab and Podcast Studio at VRC Marketing headquarters in Freetown, Sierra Leone. Remoe is the host and executive producer, and a skilled production crew handles editing, videography, sound engineering, and camera operations.

To watch the Make Sierra Leone Famous Podcast, viewers can subscribe to the podcast on Apple and Spotify for new audio episodes. They can head to Vickie Remoe’s YouTube channel for video episodes and subscribe to receive notifications when new episodes are uploaded.

Vickie Remoe, the host and executive producer of the Make Sierra Leone Famous Podcast, is a multifaceted talent dedicated to reshaping perceptions of her homeland. Through her podcast and other media efforts, she aims to challenge Western stereotypes and promote the true essence of Sierra Leone. Remoe is also involved in philanthropic endeavors, such as raising funds for COVID-19 relief and the annual Ramadan Food Drive efforts. She is a published author, a curator of creative and entrepreneurial showcases, and a promoter of journalism and new media in Sierra Leone. Additionally, Remoe has significantly strengthened trade and cultural relations between Sierra Leone and the US through the Sierra Leone Diaspora Investment Conference.

Vickie Remoe’s commitment to preserving Sierra Leone’s culture, empowering its people, and gaining global recognition makes her a prominent figure in reshaping Sierra Leone’s narrative. Her work inspires appreciation for the beauty of Sierra Leone and its people.