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JUMPKibera-Interview-with-founder-of-JUMP.mp3

This third episode (July 2006) of a podcast produced in Kibera, Kenya, features an interview with Robin, the founder of JUMP (Juveniles Use Media Power).

Kibera is the largest slum in the Africa, with over 1 million people living there. The podcast is made and produced solely by teens within the JUMP Kibera group. JUMP is an organization that focuses on giving teens around the globe a voice. The JUMP Kibera podcast shares teens' stories and points of view concerning the AIDs epidemic in Kenya.

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JUMPKibera-Interview-with-Director-of-Kibera-Community-Youth-Programme.mp3

This second episode (July 2006) of a podcast produced in Kibera, Kenya, features an interview with Fred Ouko, Director of KCYP. Find out more about the Kibera Community Youth Programme here: http://www.kcyp.net/index.html.

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JUMPKibera-Introduction.mp3

This is the first episode (July 2006) of a podcast produced in Kibera, Kenya. Kibera is the largest slum in the Africa, with over 1 million people living there. The podcast is made and produced solely by teens within the JUMP Kibera group. JUMP (Juveniles Use Media Power) is an organization that focuses on giving teens around the globe a voice. The JUMP Kibera podcast shares teens' stories and points of view concerning the AIDs epidemic in Kenya.

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JUMPNakuru-Episode2.mp3

This is the second episode (July 2006) of a podcast produced in Nakuru, Kenya. The podcast was made and produced solely by teens within the JUMP Nakuru group. JUMP (Juveniles Use Media Power) is an organization that focuses on giving teens around the globe a voice. The JUMP Nakuru podcast shares teens' stories and points of view concerning the AIDs epidemic in Kenya.

The Kenyan Podcast team is comprised of Patrick Mogire, Lucy Wangui, Mercy Murugi, and Judy Charuyiot. The Hawaii podcast team is Rory Marsh, Andrew Jones, and Erik Talvi.

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JUMPNakuru-Episode4.mp3

This is the fourth episode (July 2006) of a podcast produced in Nakuru, Kenya. The podcast was made and produced solely by teens within the JUMP Nakuru group. JUMP (Juveniles Use Media Power) is an organization that focuses on giving teens around the globe a voice. The JUMP Nakuru podcast shares teens' stories and points of view concerning the AIDs epidemic in Kenya.

The Kenyan Podcast team is comprised of Patrick Mogire, Lucy Wangui, Mercy Murugi, and Judy Charuyiot. The Hawaii podcast team is Rory Marsh, Andrew Jones, and Erik Talvi.