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  NMAfA PodcastSubscribe to the museum's new podcast using iTunes Download iTunes.  El Anatsui (12:16 total for 3 separate podcasts)Interviewed by Jessica Martinez Download El Anatsui podcasts (6.9 mb. zip archive)  Thomas K. Seligman (12:33)Director, Cantor Arts Center Stanford University Download Thomas K. Seligman podcast (6.0 mb. zip archive)  António Ole (5:25)Interviewed by Curator Christine Mullen Kreamer Download António Ole podcast (3.1 mb. zip archive)  Sharon F. Patton (24:53)Director, National Museum of African Art Courtesy Artworks Now, Maryland Public Television Download Sharon F. Patton podcast (10.9 mb. zip archive)  Georgia Papageorge (7:26)Introduced by Curator Christine Mullen Kreamer Interviewed by Allyson Purpura Download Georgia Papageorge podcast (3.8 mb. zip archive)  Sue Williamson (8:22)Recorded 2004 at the Dakar Biennale of Contemporary African Art, Dakar, Senegal Interviewed by Kinsey Katchka Download Sue Williamson podcast (3.8 mb. zip archive) | The sounds that make up the diverse music of Africa are now yours to explore. Radio Africa streams, at no charge, complete tracks from the collections of Smithsonian Global Sound. From the rhythms of Benin to the wedding music of Ethiopia to the traditional Zulu music of South Africa to the parade music of Senegal, you'll never know what you'll hear next! Click the Recording Info button on the radio for more information about the music or to purchase a track from Smithsonian Global Sound.Listen to Radio Africa, a collaboration between the National Museum of African Art and 
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