“I write African comedy” states our next guest, playwright and TV scribe Jocelyn Bioh.  This tersely specific statement serves as a counterpoint to the usual "War, Rape, AIDS, Struggle and Strife” meme of the African experience. Jocelyn’s  “School Girls; Or, The African Mean Girls Play” debuted at New York City’s MCC Theater in 2017 and quickly became a darling of the New York theater scene; enjoying several extensions and productions across the country. Clearly, Africans can be funny.  Jocelyn’s talent and hustle now has her writing for Spike Lee, Leslye Headland and Disney to name a few.  Whew.  We’re not sure how she had the time to rap with us, but she did and we’re glad for it.  Oh and Ghana jollof is the best.  Just sayin’. Tune in to Radio Zamunda on all of your favorite podcast platforms.  Like and subscribe and send us an email at RadioZamunda@gmail.com  Twitter and Instagram @RadioZamunda  #TheDopeShit Music “Kiss Them for Me” -Siouxsie and the Banshees “Alright” -King Promise, Shatta Wale “Hustlin’” -Rick Ross “Fame” David Bowie