Mma Ramotswe Podcast

By: Mma Ramotswe Podcast - by Mats Ögren Wanger Mikael and Ednah Rosen
  • Summary

  • Warmly welcome to Mma Ramotswe podcast. A podcast for the fans of the The No. 1 Ladies' Detective Agency - a book novel series written by Sir Alexander McCall Smith from Scotland. Here you can enjoy interviews with people that has a connection to the The No. 1 Ladies' Detective Agency -novel series. We meet characters in the novel series that exists in real life like Dr Moffat that treat Mma Ramotswes father Obed. We meet people at places that is covered in the books like Elephant Havens. We meet Unity Dow, a former High Court judge that comes from the same village as Mma Ramotswe.
    Mma Ramotswe Podcast - by Mats Ögren Wanger, Mikael and Ednah Rosen
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Episodes
  • Elephant Havens - a place in Botswana to care about
    Sep 16 2024

    Warmly Welcome dear Mma Ramotswe podcast listeners and fans of the No1 Ladies Detective Agency novel serie.


    I’m Ednah Rosen from Botswana - I’m a chef and cookbook writer and my passion is to share my home country’s culture with you and the world.

    I know I have something in common with all of you - the LOVE FOR THE THE MMA RAMOTSWE BOOKS.


    In this episode we meet Mr Bee, an expert on elephants and CO/ founder of the elephant sanctuary “Elephant Havens” - a place that is captured in the 21th book “How to raise an elephant”


    By the way did you that Botswana is home of the world's largest elephant population?


    So welcome again dear listeners to this episode where you will find out why Elephant Haven in northern Botswana became a story one of the books.

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    Produced by:

    Mats Ögren Wanger

    Mikael Rosén

    Ednah Rosén


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    30 mins
  • The No.1 Lady Chef Ednah Rosen & Sir Alexander McCall Smith about food culture in Botswana.
    Apr 24 2024
    Warmly welcome dear Mma Ramotswe podcast listeners. We all know that Botswana is the home country of the No.1 Lady Detective- but how many of us knows how Botswana taste? To answer that question - what could not be better than to listen to a conversation between Sir Alexander McCall Smith and Botswana's No.1 Lady Chef Mma Ednah Rosen. In Mma Rosens newly awarded cookbook “Taste of Botswana” we find many of the traditional dishes that Mma Ramotswe and her friends loves, plus that we find wonderful photographs in the book from around Botswana. 🇧🇼 Last but not least I must share with you that the long and heart warming forward for the “Taste of Botswana” cookbook is written by no less then Sir Alexander McCall Smith. So once again dear listeners - welcome to a culinary conversation taken place in Botswana between McCall Smith and Mma Rosen. - PS if you are interested in Ednah Rosén’s “Taste of Botswana” book you can order it here: https://www.ednahrosen.com
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    17 mins
  • Mma Potakwane - The matron of the orphan farm
    Jan 17 2024
    Warmly welcome dear Mma Ramotswe podcast listeners and fans of the No. 1 Ladies Detective Agency novel series. In this episode we meet the National Director of SOS Children’s Villages Mr Kitso Motshwari. SOS Children Villages is a world known NGO giving orphans and vulnerable children a home. One of their children’s home is a role model for the No. 1 novel series Orphan farm where Mma Potakwane is the patron - regarded by Mma Ramotswe as her best and most wise friend. Now please join us and listen to what Mr Kitso has to say about the No. 1 novel series and it’s impact on the SOS Children’s Villages in Botswana. This interview is made by Mats Ögren Wanger - a good friend of Sir Alexander McCall Smith and a true lover of Botswana. You are welcome to email him if you have any questions on mowanamedia@gmail.com Music: Mikael Rosen, Introduction: Ednah Rosen
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    21 mins

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