Anthropology podcast Zora's Daughters featured on Columbia news

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Columbia University's news page recently interviewed the hosts of Zora's Daughters, PhD anthropology students Brendane Tynes and Alyssa James, who also works as an editorial assistant for Small Axe. Read the Q&A here.

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Anthropology podcast Zora's Daughters featured on Columbia news