Synopsis
The AIDSfreeAFRICA podcast is about the history of the non-profit, some of the incredible stories Dr. Rolande Hodel has experienced, and new exciting updates. We will even discuss the challenges of chemistry in a country that has fluctuating electricity, not so great water, and almost no local manufacturing plants. Listen how Dr. Hodel does the extraordinary and gets so much done! It is truly a lesson in persistence, determination, and love. You can learn so much from her ability to involve the people that she gives help to.
Episodes
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The Multiplication of Donations, Volunteers, and the Next 10 Years
23/12/2019 Duration: 30minOn this podcast we will be talking about the impact of donations and what they provide. We'll talk about the volunteers, and what's coming up for the next 10 years.
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Learn about the People and Culture of Cameroon
23/12/2019 Duration: 35minIn this episode, Dr Hodel talks about the people and customs of the Cameroon people. We dive deep into there clothing and funerals. A fascinating and joyous look into the Cameroon way of life.
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How Other NGO's Help AIDSfreeAFRICA and Some of Dr Hodel's Favorte Things About Cameroon
25/05/2019 Duration: 36minLearn about how Vitamin Angels, Americare, The Furniture Shop, United Way, Tibotek, and Students to Science all work with AIDSfreeAFRICA to help Cameroon. And Dr Hodel shares her favorite things about the Cameroon People and Culture.
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Updates on the Projects in Cameroon
10/05/2019 Duration: 25minDr Rolande Hodel shares all of the positive work going on in Cameroon. She talks about how important it is that the Cameroon people own the projects that AIDSfreeAFRICA is a part of. Also how a shipping container can make a difference for a woman's status in her marriage.
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Three Life Altering Stories from Cameroon
26/04/2019 Duration: 20minIn this episode, Dr Hodel shares how she had a man name Steve fall in love with his country after trying to do everything he could to come to America, how a student learned to be an entrepreneur and pay for her schooling, and how being at the right place and time can save a child named Rose. These three stories speak to the work that AIDSfreeAFRICA is doing in Cameroon, Africa.
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Malaria Program, New Chemistry Lab, and AIDS news
03/04/2019 Duration: 27minDr. Hodel Shares updates on the malaria program in the three regions of Cameroon and the challenges of setting up a new chemistry lab. And the news of a cure for AIDS.
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The Village of Essu, Cameroon, Africa
12/03/2019 Duration: 22minDr Hodel shares her introduction and love of Essu, Cameroon, Africa. She tells of how this gentleman named Pollycup dragged her out to a village of 30,000 people and started his own hospital. Even though the story has a tragic ending, Dr Hodel and AIDSfreeAFRICA is still committed as ever to the people of Cameroon, Africa. Please contribute to this important cause at: www.AIDSfreeAFRICA.org
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Three Types of Volunteers with AIDSfreeAFRICA
09/03/2019 Duration: 21minLearn about the three different types of volunteers AIDSfreeAFRICA has and the lifetime impact of going to Cameroon, Africa has had. Dr Rolande Hodel's Email: RRHodel@aol.com
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Why Manufacture AIDS Drugs in Africa and Stories about Malaria Nets
28/02/2019 Duration: 35minWe ask Dr. Rolande Hodel why manufacture in Cameroon, Africa when it is so hard. She also shares some great stories of the children and how she teaches them to secure a whole village from malaria.
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The Background and Mission of the AIDSfreeAFRICA Non-profit
28/02/2019 Duration: 44minOn this is podcast, Dr Rolande Hodel will be sharing her background, what inspired her to start AIDSfreeAFRICA, the mission of ADISfreeAFRICA, and the issues still facing Cameroon, Africa today.
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Introducing the AIDSfreeAFRICA Podcast
28/02/2019 Duration: 01minIntroducing the AIDSfreeAFRICA podcast! We will be sharing the history of the non-profit, some of the incredible stories Dr. Rolande Hodel has experienced, and new exciting updates. We will even discuss the challenges of chemistry in a country that has fluctuating electricity, not so great water, and almost no local manufacturing plants. Listen how Dr. Hodel does the extraordinary and gets so much done! It is truly a lesson in persistence, determination, and love. You can learn so much from her ability to involve the people that she gives help to.