I Have Some Thoughts Minisode | Kandi & Todd’s Divorce, Karmelo Anthony’s Past, & the Job Market for New College Grads
Welcome back to our minisode series, "I Have Some Thoughts." These short episodes are designed to contextualize the pop culture moments we're currently paying attention to through a mental health lens. Pop culture isn't just fun to chat about, it can reveal important information about how we relate,
Session 479: The Work of Being A Girl Dad with Kier Gaines
Most of Kier Gaines’ therapy clients are women, many of whom are working through difficult relationships with their fathers. This week, Kier and Dr. Joy discuss what a father wound can look like, how it affects daughters in adulthood, and why receiving an apology may not resolve years of hurt.
Resistance and Revenge in the Caribbean
Contrary to popular belief, acts of resistance occurred across the Caribbean during the era of slavery. This episode features 4 stories of revenge from two Caribbean islands, an insight into enslaved African spiritual beliefs, and how revenge was a bittersweet response to slavery. Hosted on Acast. S
The History of Black Mermaids in the Caribbean and Southern USA
A mini episode to introduce the discussion of Black Mermaids and African Spirituality in the Caribbean Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
GANGSTA STORIES – The Suriname Maroons
In this episode we discuss the gangsta stories of one of the largest Maroon strongholds to ever exist. 20,000 strong, holding on to ancient African traditions, we show love and tell the stories of the complex legacy of the Maroons of Suriname, some of the most gangsta rebels in Caribbean history. Fe
The difference between Slavery in the USA and the Caribbean
In this episode of the Know Your Caribbean podcast, host Fiona Compton explores the history and structure of slavery in the Caribbean and the United States. Drawing from Caribbean historical perspectives, the conversation examines how plantation economies, colonial systems, a
Jamaica 4x100m Relay Gold Medal Interview — World Athletics
Watch the historic moment and subsequent interviews after Jamaica’s legendary sprint squad captured gold in the men’s 4x100m relay, showcasing the depth, power, and cultural vibration of Jamaican athletics on the world stage.Original Source: World Athletics
What was Carnival like over 100 years ago
What was Carnival like in Martinique in 1887? Or Cuba in 1899? Puerto Rico in 1903? Or Dominica in 1909? What traditions still live on today? What did our ancestors eat, sing, what costumes did they wear? Learn Carnival's significance in political and social anti colonial resistance. That and so muc
Love Stories of Our Enslaved Ancestors
An epic Love Story of Madison Washington and his wife Susan. Madison escapes slavery in Virginia, travels over 1000 miles to freedom, only to return into the belly of the beast to save his wife. In an unbelievable twist of fate, this story is by all means unforgettable. Hosted on Acast. See acast.co
Love Stories of Our Enslaved Ancestors
An epic Love Story of Madison Washington and his wife Susan. Madison escapes slavery in Virginia, travels over 1000 miles to freedom, only to return into the belly of the beast to save his wife. In an unbelievable twist of fate, this story is by all means unforgettable. Hosted on Acast. See acast.co
Multimedia Trends in the Caribbean Entertainment Industry
A deep dive into how local businesses are leveraging multimedia and audio experiences to reach new audiences across the islands.
The Future of Caribbean Aviation and Innovation
Join us as we explore the future of aerial technology in the Caribbean, featuring interviews with regional innovators and a look at upcoming podcast events.