Haitian Millennial Podcast

Fresh from Haitian Flag Day and Haitian Heritage Month, the crew discussed what celebrating our culture truly looked like from their perspectives. They then discussed whether Konpa music is still viewed as secular in our generation or did the American territory made today's millennials view it simply as a "cultural" tie.

The crew closes out Haitian Heritage Month with a bang! In this episode, the HMP crew talked about the root of their names. What was the motive behind the names their parents gave them and how did those names convert into American culture? Also, what makes a name "Haitian"? As a generation will we continue to give our children original "Haitian" names? Pless play and join them on this audio journey. Follow us on IG @HaitianMillennialPodcast for more! Song played:  King Bouji X GaeGae - Gouye Plus Fort 

The crew is back in person! This episode is all about family dynamics, especially about godmothers and godfathers and the role they play. This conversation happened fast, a true Palm Beach minute! Press play and take this audio adventure with the crew. Thank you for your support and listenership! Follow us on IG @HaitianMillennialPodcast for more!

HMP Family! The crew wants to be consistent this season. To give you all an episode consistently the crew is implementing virtual episodes! Episode 45 is the first attempt at this new way. This is not a perfect episode audio but the content is still unapologetically them. The hyper-responsibility conversation starts at the 1-hour mark if you would like to get directly into the conversation. Thank you for your support and listenership! Follow us on IG @HaitianMillennialPodcast for more!

The HMP crew started the episode discussing their resolutions for 2024 or as Leona puts it "Ares of opportunities" and they stumbled upon the question of if setting resolutions was taught to them at home or if was it something they adopted from the American culture. They also talked about being unapologetically Haitian and adapting to corporate America and with a new group of their Haitian brothers and sisters now calling America home they asked themselves what is a talent or trade that is transferable to corporate America or the workforce in general. And What is a Sol? The crew had an awesome time during this episode. Pless play and join them on this audio journey. Follow us on IG @HaitianMillennialPodcast for more! Song played:  ENPOSIB - CHAY MEDJY - LASYANS Enposib - "Bom sou 2 bo"

The Crew is back with a new season! they picked up right where they left off, continuing the conversation of dying traditions in the millennial era. The tradition discussed in this episode may hit closer to home for the Haitian millennials living in Florida. In this episode, the HMP crew shared their thoughts on what is currently happening in the capital of Haiti right now and how it effects them as a member of the diaspora. Thank you for pressing play on this audio journey! Follow us on IG @HaitianMillennialPodcast for more! Song played:  Lakol, Dife | Lakol, Ole Ole

The gang is all here for episode 42 in West Palm Beach, specifically in Boyton Florida the birthplace of 1/3 of the HMP crew. This episode is historical as this is the first time the crew recorded in an authentic Haitian home. Episode 42 is shot in Leona's home which she grew up in. The audio adventure kicks off with the art of "Biblos". Where did the love of biblo stem from in our culture, and will the tradition continue with our generation. Furthermore, we answered a very important question from a Zanmer, had a day 1 zanmer of the show join us via phone and so much more! Press play and take this audio adventure with us!  Follow us on IG @HaitianMillennialPodcast for more! Song played:  T-Vice Feat Charlin Bato & Gio-K "Paka Kite w Ale"

Salutations Haitian Millennial Podcast family! In this special episode of our limited series Haitian Success. The crew was privileged to sit before an icon and a pioneer in our culture. Haitian Comedy's crossover is being spearheaded by Vlad aka Haitian V aka Rev Vlad. His comedic talent transcends the stage, having spent close to two decades creating content and making people laugh through movies, TV, the stage, YouTube, and social media.  He is a comedian, actor, and producer. He is a connoisseur of the culture - representing Haitian American culture through his appreciation of hip-hop and other Caribbean cultures. Press play and take this audio journey through the success of Rev Vladimir Barthelemow Thelonious Rasputin Slocumb Calixte The 3rd, AKA Haitian V! Follow us on IG @HaitianMillennialPodcast for more! Song played:  Fugees - Fu-Gee-La

To celebrate 3 years of the podcast, Notepadd sent the crew a Konpa mix! This mix is 100% Konpa therefore, it has healing powers. You have been warned!!! Now press play and enjoy these Konpa sleepers. Thank you for supporting the podcast, we are grateful and better for it! Thank you Notepadd for the gift!

HMP Family! Welcome to another Haitian Success episode, a limited series this season. In this episode, the crew is in the nation's capital, Washington DC talking to the man himself, Revel Lubin! Revel Lubin is a first-generation Haitian American who personifies his motto of prayer, patience, and persistence. Revel is a graduate of the University of Florida -where he was a member of Florida Blue Key and was elected as Student Body Treasurer. While an undergraduate Revel was the Campus Organizer for the Andrew Gillum - King campaign for Florida governor. In 2019, Revel was inducted into the UF Hall of Fame. In 2020, Revel was a finalist for Central Floridian of the Year. In 2021, Revel earned his Master's degree in Theology and Ethics from Yale Divinity School. Now he is a thriving professional, currently a Business Operations Manager. He's only 27 years old. Press play and take this audio adventure with us! Follow us on IG @HaitianMillennialPodcast for more! Song played:  Michaël Brun - Nouvo Jenerasyon (ft. The Bayo All Stars)

The Crew is back as a full unit on episode 39, celebrating something BIG! Press play and take this audio journey with the HMP crew. Thank you for your listenership and continuous support.  Follow us on IG @HaitianMillennialPodcast  Song played: 

Hello Brooklyn! The crew took the Haitian success series to the concrete jungle, to sit with the Brooklyn icon, Nadege Fleurimond! A culinary ambassador, an entrepreneur, a restaurant owner, a chef, an author, a speaker, a social activist, an educator, and recently named an exclusive caterer for the New York Times. Her story to success is one of a kind a true rose that grew from the concrete. This episode is full of gems, especially the Haitian women in America! Press play and take this audio adventure with the HMP crew. Thank you for your listenership and continuous support.  Follow us on IG @HaitianMillennialPodcast  Song played:  è"

The crew is continuing their Haitian Success series with a cultural icon! The crew sat down with Joseph Alexandre Ducasse aka ‘Se Joe', a comedian, writer, producer, and editor - a creative! He has spent over a decade making people laugh and positively highlighting Haitian culture. He is arguably one of the pillars of the Haitian creative community. He discussed his upbringing, his introduction to standup comedy, and his growth in the industry. Sejoe is a successful Haitian comic with the only full standup special to date completely in Haitian Creole on Amazon Prime Video! Press play and take this audio adventure with the HMP crew. Thank you for your listenership and continuous support.  Follow us on IG @HaitianMillennialPodcast  Song played:  Tabou Combo-Lakay

HMP family, welcome to another audio adventure! In this episode, the crew is complete. Leona is back to bless the crew with her presence, great energy, awesome insights, and great commentary! This episode was recorded on Juneteenth, so the crew started with the meaning of the holiday to them and how they felt about it being an official federal holiday. They also talked about what it means to be a Haitian American during times like this. They then pivoted to a new segment where they answered a question from a listener that was submitted via our phone number. The question was so good that the crew is considering bringing the number back! Thank you for pressing play and taking this audio journey with the HMP crew. Thank you for your listenership and continuous support.  Follow us on IG @HaitianMillennialPodcast  Song played:  Zafem - Le Plein Wyclef Jean - Mvp Kompa

The crew is back at it with another Haitian Success episode. This time they are in Orlando Fl, to speak to a local legend, a trailblazer, a woman of pure resilience, Jennifer H. Desire! The podcast started with an acknowledgment of the levels of Haitian Millennials, and how no matter how fluent or not fluent you are in Creole, we are all one. Then, Jennifer spoke about her upbringing in Haiti, and her family dynamic before moving to the US. Then the conversation pivoted to her found career path inspired by her family and environment. Jennifer is the founder and CEO of Fusion and Co, an event production company that specializes in creating showcases that connect local Orlando artists to their fans. She is also the founder and Executive Director of The Desire Foundation, a non-profit to provide easily-accessible resources to the unprivileged residing in impoverished communities in Orlando. She is Haitian success! Press play and take this audio adventure with the HMP crew.  Thank you for your listenership and continuous support.  Follow us on IG @HaitianMillennialPodcast  Song played: MEDJY - SOPERIYE

The crew promised that this season would be about telling successful stories. Especially stories of Haitian millennials doing their thing! The first episode of Haitian Success starts in Atlanta Georgia. The HMP crew sat down with chef Jude Pierre Dambreville, better known as Cousin Jude! Jude is an example of “I've done it my way.” He dropped out of nursing school to pursue his culinary dreams! His journey to success like most was not a straight path. Furthermore, at the time of recording, cousin Jude currently resides in Haiti. Yes, you read that right! A Haitian American millennial in 2023 resides in Haiti, in the south part of the island to be more specific. You are in for an audio adventure like no other. The crew minus the queen Leona had an awesome time hearing his story and we hope you get the same feeling! Press play and take this audio adventure with the HMP crew.  Thank you for your listenership and continuous support.  Follow us on IG @HaitianMillennialPodcast  Song played:  VAYB - MAYDAY Carimi - We the Best Zafem - Lalin Ak Solèy

The crew is back with episode 33! The energy started high as the HMP crew missed each other from the long break. Then they explained their long absence. Then, took some time to truly reflect on their lives and how grateful they are overall. The pod then took an unexpected turn, the crew discussed a popular viral video that our culture was very opinionated on but might not be "our business". Press play and take this audio journey with the HMP crew! Thank you for your listenership and continuous support. Follow us on IG @HaitianMillennialPodcast Song played: 5Lan IT'S ALL ABOUT YOU (GOUYAD SA GOU) (feat. T HAROLD)  T-Micky (DRO) - Vakans Oswald - Dimension King Posse - Cool Non

Hello, 32! Not only is this the 32nd episode of the podcast, but one member hit their 32nd trip around the sun! In this episode, the crew picked up where they left off catching up on topics missed during their absence. One of the topics is Joe Biden's Migrant Parole Program. The crew discusses their reaction upon hearing the news and their sentiment towards the program as millennials. Then, they stumbled upon an interesting dating conversation in which Leona gave a really good tip for first dates! Lastly, the pod got a bit serious as Gigi shared some financial statistics regarding millennial immigrants in the US. Press play and take this audio journey with them at your discretion and with little judgment. Thank you for your listenership, We appreciate all of you. Songs Played: KHASH - Nou Te Ka X-Tassy - Di'm Kibo w Vle'l Princess Lover - Mon Soleil

The crew is back with another season! This season is all about Haitian Success. In this kick off episode the crew caught up on their activities during the break and gave their perspectives on the news that had the Haitian community in an uproar! They also had a special guest, Belanda Auguste who gave insight on how she feels about the nursing scandal in South Florida. In the midst of topics, the crew stumbled upon a few discoveries that will sure make you laugh but also be concerned. Press play and take this audio journey with them at your own discretion and little judgement. Thank you for your listenership, We appreciate all of you. Songs Played: Charlin Bato - A Chak Fwa Céline Dion - It's All Coming Back to Me Now

Welcome to episode 30! The crew finally shared their journey to religion and introduction to the church aka "Legliz". Press play and take this audio journey with us! Full Description & song list coming!

The HMP crew started the pod with a celebration of Mikaben's music! That pretty much set the tone for the music choices throughout the episode. Then, they celebrated a special moment that happened during their time away from each other! We cannot share it all but let's say that congratulations are definitely in order

**This episode Was recorded prior to the Mikaben incident. The crew will cover the incident in our following episode #LLM

10-15-2022 is Carimi Saturday! The trio reunites and performs in Paris after 6 years broken up. This band has influenced a lot of the konpa music we listen to today. So here is a Carimi Mix brought to you by The Notepadd @TheNotepadd on IG. Thank you for listening. HMP is #CarimiNation

In this episode the HMP crew celebrate 2 years of podcasting. They had the opportunity of talking to a day 1 zanmer and supporter of the podcast Sandina Joseph, who shared her recent experience while visiting Cap-Haitien, Haiti over the summer! If you keep up with us on IG, you may have seen clips from Port au Prince Haiti on our story. Our very own crew member Marc was in P-A-P in the mist of the current political unrest happening in our home country. Marc shared his experience during his time there and discuss the possible disconnect between what we see on the news in the US and what is actually happening. Please keep in mind as you listen that these are the experiences of each individual and not an overall experience of the people living in Haiti. As a platform our hearts are with everyone currently displaced by violence, insecurity and shortages in Haiti. Press play and enjoy the audio journey. Thank you for your listenership, We appreciate all of you. Songs played Konpa Kreyol - Ki melem Carimi - Chagrin Kriminel Konpa Kreyol - Viens Chez Moi ZENGLEN BON ANNIVERSAIRE Carimi- Are you ready

The crew is in a different setting for episode 26 and the energy is different but also the same. Fresh off of episode 25 with our first guest, the HMP crew kept the same energy with episode 26. In this episode, they are joined by family and zanmers of the show. They discussed, brunch culture and first date etiquette, and more! This episode is a little piké but not too much. Press play and enjoy the audio journey. Thank you for your listenership, We appreciate all of you. Songs played GABEL | KOUTE KEM ZENGLEN "5 Dwet WID "MWEN BENI Alan Cavé - All I Want

HMP Episode 25 is here! This episode started with high energy. At the top of the podcast, the crew explained the reason for their hiatus. Then they talked about the ongoing topic of what "Sexy" or "Hot" means to the Haitian culture or the Haitian millennial generation. In this episode, the crew made history by having their first in-person guest! They had konpa instructor and good friend of the show Bayo Konpa discuss the topic of "is konpa sexual?" Press play and enjoy this audio journey. Thank you for your listenership, We appreciate all of you. Phone Guest: @Kris_tuh (IG) In Person Guest: @Bayo.Konpa (IG) Music played: Black Parents - Sonia King Posse - Abandone Carimi - Por favor Baky - Si Yo Vle Ft. Medjy, Steves J. Bryan, Troubleboy Hitmaker Oswald - Mawozo Joé Dwèt Filé - Fem voyé

HMP Episode 24! Happy Haitian Heritage Month? Thank you for your listenership, We appreciate all of you. Songs played on this episode: Wendyyyy - K'AY BLAN feat BIC & Vanessa Desiré ATYSPANCH-OU CHO KLASS - PALE POU TET OU

We might be wrong about this description therefore we wont't write one. Enjoy Episode 23! Press play and follow us on IG @HaitianMillennialPodcast. Thank you all for supporting and listening! Music played: Wyclef Jean - Yele Kes ft. J Perry - Liki Tiki (prod. by Michael Brun & Dwala)

We did it! The crew did their first Zoom episode involving the HMP listeners! The topic for this episode is Sex Education in a Haitian household. A topic that is very taboo in the Haitian community and house. There are no time stamps for this episode as everything discussed is important and needed. The crew had Atlanta, Orlando and Connecticut represented in this conversation. They also had multiple generations involved which gave this conversation a multitude of perspectives! A huge thank you to Sardou, Shamika, wistride, Shirley, Stacey, Jessica, and Vladimir for joining the conversation. Part 2 will be announced soon! Follow us on Instagram for more and connect with us. Let us know of any other topics you want the crew to talk about. The journey continues! Thank you for listening and sharing the podcast, You are very appreciated #zanmer of the show. Song Played: King posse - zanmi Michael Brun - Nouvo Jenerasyon Follow us on IG @HaitianMillennialPodcast

Episode 21 is here! The crew explained their absence at the top of the pod. They then shared a new feature to the pod to receive more listener interaction. The crew then discussed the current state of America and the effect it is having on the millennial generation. They also unpacked "group" dining, the good and the bad. Marc shared a recent life event and lastly, the crew discussed a recent clip shared by Sejoe from SejoeSpace. The journey continues! Thank you for listening and sharing the podcast, You are very appreciated #zanmer of the show. Song played: Harmonik - Mesi DJAKOUT #1 "HABITUDE" Fel - 5 Lan Feat. Chiwawa Mesi Seye Follow us on IG @HaitianMillennialPodcast

The crew teamed up with Dj Squall to bring you guys a Konpa Mix just in time for Valentine's Day! Squall mixed the best of Konpa, R&B, Afrobeat and Hip Hop. Grab a partner dance and enjoy yourself. Playlist coming soon!

Welcome to Episode 20! The crew resumes their conversation on "Adulting" which is the theme for season 2. Because we release every other Tuesday, this is the valentines day pod that fits right into our topic for this episode "How did growing up in a Haitian household influence your dating life?" The crew got personal and shared very personal stories. We had to, unfortunately, cut the conversation short but stay tuned for episode 21 as we get deeper on this topic! Thank you to you our #Zanmers for listening and also a huge thank you if you listen for the first time. We appreciate all of you and follow us on Instagram @Haitianmillennialpodcast

Happy New Year #Zanmers and first time listeners! YOU have helped us achieve a lot in 2021 and we are grateful for all of it and we dedicate this pod to you our supporters. Cheers to an awesome year and a progressive generation!

Sorry for the wait! Press play and listen to part 2 of Marc's trip to Haiti to document the earthquake relief back in August of last year. We want to remind everyone that these are opinions and experiences of three Haitian Millennials. Do not hesitate to send us your experience and opinions on this episode. Thank you all for listening! Song played during this episode: Lakol, Dife Follow us on Instagram @HaitianMillennialPodcast

In this episode of the Haitian Millennial Podcast, Gigi and Leona host an exclusive interview with our very own, Marc The Dreamer about his trip back home to Haiti over the summer. The crew dives deep into the purpose of Marc's trip and the experience of being back home after 19 long years. (4:40) Purpose (19:37) Arrival to Haiti (30:00) Haiti Now (37:30) Abort Mission There was a lot to take in during this interview, so we split the episode into two parts to allow us plenty of time to dive into Marc's two-week-long Haiti trip. Enjoy Part 1 and stay tuned for Part 2. Thank you all for listening! Songs played during this episode: Zafem - Ala De Ka Kaï - Nou Pa Moun Ankò Follow us on Instagram @HaitianMillennialPodcast

The crew starts the pod by giving Daan Junior his flowers. The crew then discussed the calendar for cuffing season (14:25). The conversion about life after high school continued from episode 16. (20:20) The crew starts to talk about their relationship with their parents after the move. Haitian parents, for the most part, are not vocal about their emotions towards their kids and in this episode, the crew unpacked how they dealt with that and the impact of that experience in their adult stage. (46:03) The conversation led to the effect that their upbringing had on making adult decisions. (54:00) Lastly, the crew talked a bit about the disconnect from Haitian churches due to the language barrier and lack of the "why" behind going to church and more! Thank you for listening to this episode and supporting our podcast! Music plays during this episode: 1: Alan Cavé - Please baby 2: Daan junior-ave'w 3: Daan Junior Mete'm Alèz 4: Debloke'm Pou Yo We · Derisier 5: Solo - Oswald, Cover by Ketlersax Follow us on IG and tell us your story! @HaitianMillennialpodcast

The HMP crew is back! Welcome to episode 16, the start of season 2 of the Haitian Millennial journey in America. (13:00) The crew catches up and talks about the things they did while they were away. Next, The crew gets into a brief debate about AirPod sharing etiquette (43:10). (49:00) The journey of season 2 commenced. The goal for this season is to talk about life after high school, the “grown” stage. In this episode, the crew begins to share their story of when they moved out of their parent's house. They talked about some of the challenges faced during the transition from high school to college. How the language barriers in the Haitian household affected their process of “adulting”. Lastly, the crew wishes everyone a Happy Thanksgiving! This episode is full of laughter but also a lot of serious conversations that are much needed for the Haitian Millennial in America. Thank you for listening! Don't forget to share and follow us on Instagram: https://instagram.com/haitianmillennialpodcast?utm_medium=copy_link Songs played: Kai - Ou Pa Pou Mwen (Album 2021) KAI JIJE'M FT( MEDJY) Lyrikal - Fete Cyah Over (Brunch Fete Riddim) [Soca 2021]

To our loyal listeners and first-time listeners, welcome to episode 15. It took a lot to get here but we made it! This pod took place at The Hit House in Orlando and the vibes and energy were all there. The crew started talking about why they were away for so long and dropped some big news! They went on to discuss some of the best times up until episode 15. They talk about why due rags are acceptable and bonnets are not. Marc told a story about his time in vegas and his first interaction with Richard Cave. Lastly, the crew discussed how Haiti is being represented in the media by artists and influencers. Thank you to all of you for listening! We love all of the support.

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Welcome to Episode 13 of The Haitian Millennial Podcast. The whole crew is back!

The Spring season is coming to an end and the crew had to send everyone off with a mix that captures all of the spring feels. Therefore, they invited the DJ who gave you all the first Haitian Millennial mix to come back and give you part 2! On this "En Attendant" episode, DJ Squall stopped by and we talked about the current HMI and certain trends happening this year. He also talked about his new clothing line to build a legacy in the Konpa space. At the 25:44 minute mark Dj Squall blessed us with The HM Mix Spring edition. A mix where you can close your eyes and imagine being at a day party in the spring surrounded by nothing but positive vibes! We hope you enjoy this episode on the road to episode 13. Share this with a Haitian Millennial and see you on the next episode! Listen to the mix: https://soundcloud.com/user-472988094/hmp-spring-mix-dj-squall Follow us on IG @HaitianMillennialPodcast

Welcome to another episode of the Haitian Millennial Podcast with Gigi, Leona and Marc The Dreamer. Press play to listen to episode 12! The description for this episode will e up later. Thank you for listening and remember to share this episode with a Haitian Millennial. Thank you!

After an unplanned break, the HMP crew is back with episode 11. A lot happened but one topic was a MUST to discuss. #FREEHAITI: The hashtag was born out of collective frustration and helplessness, springing to life in a shocking act of violence: a botched raid on a gang stronghold in a Port-au-Prince neighbourhood that left at least four Haitian police officers dead, another missing, and their armed vehicles and high-caliber automatic weapons seized. The crew did not simply want to chat from their perspectives so they invited Pablo JeanBaptist, the host of HMI Live who has been following the situation developing in Haiti closely to shed light on what is happening. This episode is not full of jokes and relatable Haitian Millennial stories per usual, but it is rich with a conversation much needed for our generation of Haitian Americans. Hope you enjoy it and kindly share your thoughts with us on our Instagram @HatianMlillennialPodcast . Thank you for listening

Welcome back, family! We made it to the double digits, episode 10 is all about being grateful for the continuous support and love! As promised, every 5th episode we will be on location, and this time the crew was at Kalalou restaurant in Orlando Florida. To start the pod, the crew acknowledged the Kanaval season that happened by playing a popular record by King posse. Then, Gigi gave a recap of her birthday celebration which was well spent. The crew received their creative award for 2020 for podcast of the year from Haitian Who Blog. They did the unboxing live and all of the emotions were on display as receiving the physical award is so rewarding during our era! Then the crew got into the topic, which was the etiquette of our culture and our mannerisms. The conversation also steered towards the concept of "pèpè" which is thrifting in Haiti and how there are no systems as profitable in comparison to the US. lastly, the crew discussed the sense of style in certain parts of Haiti due to the lack of role models in that department. Overall Kalalou was an awesome host and the crew got into their bag about the creative culture as a Haitian Millennial. Thank you all for listening!

Without wasting any time, the HMP crew started discussing Valentine's Day and how it is celebrated. Then they pivoted and talked about dating in the Haitian culture, love in the Haitian culture, and what are some traditions that are still valid in our current times. They also discussed the creole language and debated whether it is romantic or not (Phone conversation with The Notepadd & Shirley Dor). Furthermore, Leona opened up regarding her experience in Haiti a few years back in regards to how everyone carries themselves emotionally and how that behavior is translated here in America. The conversation turned serious, as Marc made some remarks regarding the Haitian Media platforms and their responsibilities digitally. Lastly, the crew thanked everyone who voted for the pod to be part of the 2020 class of Haitian creatives! Thank you for listening! Follow us on Instagram @Haitianmillennialpodcast and share this episode with a Haitian Millennial.

The crew is back! Will they truly say why they were away? Press play to find out. All we can say is they truly missed you all and could not wait to get together and pod! They caught up and had some confessions up until the 37 minute Mark 37:02. Then the crew discussed Carimi business. At the 45 minute mark 45:00 the current Social Media challenges were discussed and the type of effects such trend can have long term. That conversation led to a more serious conversation about "Clout chasing". Furthermore, the crew sprinkled a bit of politics into the conversation. They talked about the current political state of the US and a bit of politics regarding our beloved country Haiti. Lastly, the crew covers a bit of Disney's new movie "Soul" (potential spoilers) and Sejoe's standup on Amazon Prime called "Nou Chaje Ak Pwoblèm". We hope you enjoy this episode and share it with another Haitian Millennial! Follow us on IG for more content @Haitianmillennialpodcast Thank you for listening!

The HMP crew is back after taking the "Fête Turkey" holiday off. The pod started with the crew reaping their time off and congratulating Leona on not one, but two huge accomplishments! Then, they discussed the Soup Joumou recipe that had the Haitian community outraged. The conversation took a bit of a serious turn as the crew touched on the effect of "The Grind" mindset in our community and how we can put pride aside and ask for help when in need. Furthermore, they discussed the current praises and critics received by Miss Universe Haiti 2020, Eden Berabdoive. Lastly, the podcast ends with a few tracks from Konkou Chanté Nwèl in Haiti to give you all the holiday feels. We truly hope you enjoy this episode and share it with a Haitian Millennial! Thank you for the continuous support. Follow us on IG @Haitianmillennialpodcast

Dj Squall stopped by and told us who he is in very few words. Although, he did not speak much, he left us with the Haitian Millennial Mix Volume 1, A mix that truly embodies the music journey of a Haitian Millennial in America. The mix has old school R&B, Konpa, Soca and today's hip hop! We look forward to you response to this episode and ask that you share this with a Haitian Millennial. Happy Thanksgiving from our family to yours.

This is a bit unusual as we drop our podcast on every other Tuesdays. However, the crew wanted to truly give thanks to everyone who have supported the journey thus far. The crew also wanted to truly appreciate each other. Given the fact that today's episode drops on on Thanksgiving, the crew talked about what they are thankful for and they get into their first impressions upon meeting one another. This episode is also ground breaking! The podcast had their first official guest. Dj Squall stopped by and told us who he is in very few words. Although, he did not speak much, he left us with the Haitian Millennial Mix Volume 1, A mix that truly embodies the music journey of a Haitian Millennial in America. The mix has old school R&B, Konpa, Soca and today's hip hop! We look forward to you response to this episode and ask that you share this with a Haitian Millennial. Happy Thanksgiving from our family to yours. Follow us on IG: @haitianmillennialpodcast

Hello HMP family! Today's episode takes place at a local restaurant in Orlando, FL. We apologize for the background noise in advance but we wanted to switch it up. Our goal is to be on location every 5th episode. If you have a place or any suggested location, do not hesitate to DM us to let us know. In this episode, we discussed "zanmi" or friends in English. The pod starts with a bit of Enposib appreciation, then we get into how everyone is currently doing. We then transitioned into a bit of a Thanksgiving celebration in the Haitian household, and the conversation about having beets in your potato salad got a little heated. We talked about the first friend Leona, Gigi and Marc brought home and how did the parents take it. Lastly, we dived into the biggest question "what good things happen in the club?" were our parents right for telling us to stay out of the club scene? Listen and let us know what you think! Remember, we are on IG @Thehaitianmillennialpodcast. See you all in the next episode, thank you for listening.

The crew is super hyped for Episode 4! They discuss post Halloween and the beginning of "Cuffing season". Then, the pod got a bit serious as they dive in and talk about family business from a source they deemed credible. Lastly, the crew ended all rumors circulating about Celine D. We hope you enjoy this episode and we sincerely thank you for listening. Follow us on IG to give us your thoughts and feedback @Haitianmillennialpodcast