In Part II of my conversation with author Sue Tidwell, we continue exploring the powerful lessons she learned while immersed in rural Tanzanian life. From the people she met to the challenges of reconciling Western privilege with African realities, Sue shares how her time in the bush forever shifted her perspective.

We talk about community, resourcefulness, and the deep respect rural Africans have for the land and what many of us in the West still don’t fully understand about survival, sustainability, and conservation.

🎁 Plus, don’t miss the giveaway! We’re giving away a signed copy of Sue’s book Cries of the Savanna. Head to @altereaglepodcast on Instagram for details.

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