The acclaimed show “For the Culture with Amanda Parris” has returned for its second season, showcasing Parris’s commitment to exploring all facets of this “adventurous, insightful, and personal documentary series” for CBC viewers.
In the debut episode of the new season, titled “Black Tourism,” the spotlight is on the transformative impact of Black travelers on the tourism sector, and the potential consequences – both positive and negative – for the Black nations and communities reliant on this industry. The entire series is now available for streaming on CBC Gem.
During today’s episode of “Commotion,” cultural critic Matt Amha joins host Elamin Abdelmahmoud to analyze the Season 2 premiere of “For the Culture” and its reflections on the effects of tourism in destinations like Ghana and Jamaica.
For a comprehensive discussion of today’s episode, you can access it on CBC Listen or through the podcast “Commotion with Elamin Abdelmahmoud,” available on various podcast platforms.
The insightful conversation with Matt Amha was conducted by Ty Callender.
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