Lusophone Africa & Brazil
Angola, Mozambique, Cape Verde, Guinea-Bissau, São Tomé and Príncipe and Brazil in continuous dialogue.
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AFROVOX · BY DOG MURRAS
AfroVox
AFRICA IN CONVERSATION WITH THE WORLD.
More than a podcast, AfroVox is conceived as a transnational editorial platform connecting Africa, diaspora, culture, music, ideas, business and new generations.
Manifesto
Not talking about Africa. Talking with Africa.
AfroVox proposes conversations with context, memory, tension, future and diversity. Angola is the starting point — not the limit. The bridge extends to the PALOP countries, Brazil, Europe and other African and diasporic geographies.
Editorial axes
Francophone Africa & diaspora
Senegal, Côte d'Ivoire, Cameroon, DR Congo, Benin and other voices connected through the Afro-Atlantic space.
Languages, music & circulation
Portuguese, French, Creole and African languages as routes into culture, identity and movement.
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Format
A SEASON WITH EDITORIAL RHYTHM.
The base model plans weekly YouTube releases with distribution through Spotify, Instagram, TikTok, Facebook and LinkedIn. Each episode can generate clips, quotes, chapters, transcripts and editorial material for the website.
- 4
- episodes per month
- Up to 1h
- per conversation
- 24
- pilot episodes
- 6 months
- per season
YouTube
A DEDICATED CHANNEL FOR AFROVOX.
The proposal is to create “AfroVox by Dog Murras” as an exclusive channel. YouTube becomes the home of full episodes; dogmurras.com remains the editorial, commercial and institutional archive of the brand.
Channel in preparation
YouTube · conversas completas · arquivo editorial
Episodes
THE CONVERSATIONS START HERE.
The page is ready to receive full episodes, guests, chapters, transcripts, clips and distribution links once the first season moves into production.
Channel in preparation
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Partnerships
A BRAND DOES NOT ENTER ONLY AS AN ADVERTISER.
Within AfroVox, partnership can mean funding a season, supporting an episode, enabling cultural circulation or building a branded conversation with editorial context and transparency.
Master sponsorship
Brand associated with the season and the platform.
Episode sponsorship
Presence linked to a specific conversation or theme.
Cultural support
Institutions, universities, cultural centres and cultural diplomacy projects.
Branded conversations
Special conversations built with editorial purpose and transparency.
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AfroVox · by Dog Murras