
Yoruba Mythology: Captivating Myths and Legends of the Yoruba and Other West African Peoples
Matt Clayton
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Opening Credits
1/21/2023
Introduction
1/21/2023
Part I: Kings and Heroes; The Staff of Oranyan (Yoruba, Nigeria)
1/21/2023
Bayajidda (Hausa, Nigeria)
1/21/2023
The King Who Sought Poverty (Benin)
1/21/2023
Gassire’s Lute (Soninke, Mali and other West African countries)
1/21/2023
Part II: Queens and Heroines; Queen Moremi Saves Her People (Yoruba, Nigeria)
1/21/2023
Nana Miriam (Songhai, Mali and Niger)
1/21/2023
The Maiden and the Fish (Hausa, Nigeria)
1/21/2023
The Man-Eating Drum (Ikom region, Nigeria)
1/21/2023
Kumba and Kambili (Mandinka, Mali)
1/21/2023
Part III: Spirits and Monsters; Kigbo Learns a Lesson (Yoruba, Nigeria)
1/21/2023
The Tale of Oluronbi
1/21/2023
Sasabonsam Meets His Match (Sefwi, Ghana)
1/21/2023
Zin-Bakaru (Songhai, Mali and Niger)
1/21/2023
Kwaku Tsin and the Serpent (Ashanti, Ghana)
1/21/2023
Part IV: Punishment and Reward; Kassa and the Heavy Feather (Mende, Sierra Leone)
1/21/2023
How Yams Came to the Ashanti (Ashanti, Ghana)
1/21/2023
You-are-wiser-than-the-king (Hausa, Nigeria)
1/21/2023
Maku Mawu and Maku Fia (Unknown)
1/21/2023
Ohia and the Language of the Animals (Akan, Ghana)
1/21/2023
The Cow-Tail Switch (Jabo, Liberia)
1/21/2023
Ending Credits
1/21/2023