I really enjoyed your interview withTumani Onabiyi. His exciting and infectious perspectives on Africa should be broadcasted more often to enlighten a lot of people, particularly African Americans about Africa. Africa's image has been tarnished by a lot of negative publicity, but Africa is a beautiful maiden whose beauty is everlasting. A lot of your our young people here will excel to their best potential if Afican culture inculcated in them at early age. Honestly, I am not really impressed about the questions you posed to Tunamani. Your question seems to be on the periphery,they did encourage more elaboration on Africa.

Hi Tumani, I really enjoyed listening to your interview on KPFA, and became aware of several things about you and your work that I didn't know about. I always check your facebook page to stay current with what you are doing and involved in. You are very prolific in continuing with the development of your art and career... Producing your many works is a totally different arena in being able to share with the community what you have documented. I have been secluded in the Santa Cruz Mts (full time) since 2008 documenting my many works: photography, portfolios, organizing my files, graphic design, paintings, and recently I've taken classes in Bronze Casting, and have produced several pieces. I have also studied Video as Art, Digital Media, Found Object Sculpture, at Cabrillo College in Santa Cruz. I have also been able to produce a lot of my work for display. A suggestion (use glass clip on framing for your photography). I also have been able to put together several portfolios of my photography, graphic design, and many other works of my my many arts involements. This is a very important phase, as I mentioned above, to have easy access to what you have photographed and produced in the form of portfolios for your own reviews of what you have produced, as well as share with students, and potential gallery shows. Keep up the creative work, God Bless! Peace & Love,
Talala Mshuja

Sat-Nam{I Salute The Truth In You},Walter.Thanks a lot...for another Excellent Edition of "Africa Today"!You & mih Bro Tumani...are Gems.Thanks for Keeping Up! The interview covered a LOT of ground.Highly informative & educational.Give Thanks for the KPFA Forum.One Love! ASE-O!!!Val

Walter I really enjoyed tou talk with Tomanni (spell???) today bur so far can't find him on the web or even at aaacc.org. Unfortunately I don't keep up with Africa Today as much as I would like because of my work habits.

george