Podcasts about bajans

PREFACEMy passion as a qualified photojournalist influences me to capture, frame  and share architectural, ecological, and nature images of iconic Bajan landmarks using my Canon Rebel T6 camera and Apple cellphone. "The Texture Of A Bajan's Photojournalism©2024 ISBN978-976-97267-5-8”, serves as a metaphor.This pedagogical lens serves as a unique learning philosophy and examination approach for studying Barbados' culture.The study explores the use of various techniques and macro lenses to capture close-up views of iconic Bajan landmarks, focusing on texture, form, rhythm, mood, aesthetics, composition, lighting, expressions and other techniques like background, body awareness, hearing, movement, seeing, smell, taste, and touch  are also considered."The Texture Of A Bajan's Photojournalism©2024 ISBN978-976-97267-5-8” “ is  a pretext to explore Bajan's identity, evolution, legacy, and iconic cultural landmarks through a photojournalism discourse, providing valuable insights into the cultural heritage including:Almond Leaves,A Statue of The Right Excellent Sir Garfield St. Aubrun Sobers, AO, OCC A National Hero Statue, Barbados Green Monkey,Barbados Supreme Court Building,Bridgetown, Central Police Station, Chalky Mount, Chelston Park Building, Christ Church's Parish Church, Codrington College,East Coast of Barbados, Farley Hill,Formerly Central Police Station Carpenter Shop,Gun Hill Lion,Hibiscus Flower,Holy Trinity Church, Humming Bird, King George the fifth Memorial Park Environs, Leyland, Lisa,Little Bay Saint Lucy, Montefiore Fountain,National Heroes Square, BridgetownPea WhistlerPebbles Beach,Pico Teneriffe, Pine Gardens,Rock Hall Monument of Freedom,Saint George's Parish Church,Saint Mary's Church,Saint Philip's Parish Church, Sir Charles Christopher Griffith, KA. SCM.JP Six Men's Bay, South Coast, The Careenage Bridgetown , The National Library Service of Barbados, The Presidents HouseThe Reverend Sir Wesley Winfield Hall Kt., GCM. HMB, LLD (Hons) Statue, JP, The Right Excellent Bussa A National Hero Statue,The Right Excellent Sir Grantley Herbert Adams, CMG, QC A National Hero Statue, The Right Excellent Walton Barrow's PC QC A National Hero Statue, The Whim and West Coast,  are tangible and intangible heritage assets of the Bajan landscape were captured and framed by a “Bajan” for “Bajans” and people all over the world.“The Texture Of  A Bajan's Photojournalism©2024 ISBN978-976-97267-5-8”, describes a Bajan's 323 publication, written for Bajans global citizens worldwide.William Anderson Gittens, Author, CEO,Cinematographer ,Cultural Theoretician ,Doctoral Student  of Divinity, Editor in Chief of Devgro Media Arts Services Publishing®2015,License Cultural  Practitioner, Media Arts Specialists' and PublisherPODCAST 183 The Texture Of A Bajan's Photojournalism©2024 ISBN978-976-97267-5-8 Second Edition © 2024 All rights reserved.Was filmed by  William Anderson Gittens of Devgro Media Arts Services®2015On LocationRegarding The following-Almond Leaves,A Statue of The Right Excellent Sir Garfield St. Aubrun Sobers, AO, OCC A National Hero Statue, Barbados Green Monkey,BarbadosSupport the showThis theoretical conversation explored the historical context of Christianity's doctrine of creation. It is important to note that these doctrines are global citizens religious principles, while the theories are conclusions based on accumulated evidence focusing on Genesis 1:1 and Revelation 1:8, addressing debates on creation days, earth's age, and evolution. The research indicates that Jesus' statements affirm God's independence and faith, as depicted in the discourse "Doctrine Is Part of The Christian Culture" ©2024 ” captured in publication 317 and ventilated in ISBN978-976-97146-9-4and framed in podcast 177

Across the Caribbean, governments are demanding that former colonial powers, like the U.K., France and The Netherlands, pay reparations for their involvement in slavery. Anselm Gibbs, a BBC reporter in Trinidad and Tobago, explains what forms reparations can take and describes the specific demands that Caribbean nations have put forward. We also hear from Akeem Chandler-Prescod, a member of the Barbados National Task Force on Reparations and his country's Poet of The Year. He describes how the legacy of slavery still impacts people in Barbados centuries later and how the racial justice movement in the United States has inspired many Bajans to join the reparations movement. Many European governments have refused to pay reparations. However, some individual families with historic links to slavery have decided to make payments. Laura Trevelyan, a former BBC reporter, explains why her family donated £100,000 ($120,000) to establish a community fund for economic development on the impoverished island of Grenada. Email: whatintheworld@bbc.co.uk WhatsApp: +44 0330 12 33 22 6 Presenter: Hannah Gelbart Producers: William Lee Adams, Chelsea Coates and Benita Barden Editor: Verity Wilde and Simon Peeks

A BAJAN STORYBOARDING IS CULTURE © 2023 ISBN 978-976-9702021-3-4 .mp3Now that I have contextualise the delightful variations among birds especially the Bajan Peawhistler which certainly fascinated my intellectual curiosity I was inspired to employ this storyboard as a tool since in this conversation it comported itself as a lens which was used to tell and  show my story of the Bajan Peawhistler in flight  in this podcast titled A Bajan Storyboarding  Culture © 2023 Throughout this research as a student of film I will confess that storyboarding is an incredibly powerful tool for visual communication. This is one of the reason  why I employed  storyboard which acts like a  text because it  provides scope for Bajans and by extension all geoglobal citizens  especially an Ornithologists who like me occupied the precincts of  academia. In this space  I plan out in my studies and researched session, and can still keep my digitised visuals  in sight This view is corroborated the Seattle Times In addition, according to Wikipedia .org there is One advantage of using storyboards is that it allows (in film and business) the user to experiment with changes in the storyline to evoke stronger reaction or interest. Flashbacks, for instance, are often the result of sorting storyboards out of chronological order to help build suspense and interest.Another benefit of storyboarding is that the production can plan the movie in advance. In this step, things like the type of camera shot, angle, and blocking of characters are decided. The process of visual thinking and planning allows a group of people to brainstorm together, placing their ideas on storyboards and then arranging the storyboards on the wall. This fosters more ideas and generates consensus inside the group. “At the end of this academic discourse I have grown  to appreciate an Ornithologists , and develop an interest in Ethnography and Anthropology as a Bajan Author, License Cultural Media Practitioner, Researcher, and Documentarian as a Global citizen who is presently occupying the precincts of  academia as a Doctoral Student . This lived experienced gave me the opportunity to study basic data I collated  of cultural events that integrate with the Bajan tradition especially the Bajan Peawhistler. What is uniquely interesting my findings  usually  illuminated my knowledge of the existence in thinking and  excited my intellectual passions during navigational process of  this research. Importantly I digitised the visuals as captured and framed with my lenses as a Student of film in sight on a storyboard.Through my lenses as an Bajan Author, License Cultural Media Arts Practitioner, Researcher, and Documentarian I concur with Encyclopedia Britannica bird, (class Aves), any of the more than 10,400 living species unique in having feathers, the major characteristic that distinguishes them from all other animals was captured and framed in 11 Chapters in publication 300 in  A Bajan Storyboarding  Culture © 2023 ISBN 978-976-9702021-3-4 and ventilated in Podcast 169. PODCAST 169 A Bajan Storyboarding  Culture © 2023 ISBN 978-976-9702021-3-4  was filmed by  William Anderson Gittens of Devgro Media Arts Services®2015Pea Whistler Thorsby located in St.Michael Barbados. Special thanks to the Creator for his guidance and choosing me as a conduit to express the creative gifts he has given me and my late parents Charles and Ira Gittens.  Thanks to those who assisted me along this journey namely my Beloved wife Magnola Gittens, my Brothers Shurland, Charles, Ricardo, Arnott, Stephen, Sisters Emerald, Marcella, Cheryl, Cousins Joy Mayers, Kevin and Ernest Mayers, Donna Archer, Avis Dyer, Jackie Clarke, Uncles Clifford, Leonard Mayers, David Bruce, Collin Rock. Support the show

Barbados ist die jüngste Republik und hat das drittälteste Parlament der Welt. Bis zum 30. November 2021 war der Inselstaat noch über den „Commonwealth of Nations“ mit der britischen Krone verbunden. Prinz Charles und auch die inzwischen verstorbene Queen wünschten Barbados damals offiziell alles Gute. Nun herrscht Aufbruchsstimmung. Seit einem Jahr stehen mit Sandra Mason als Staatspräsidentin und mit Mia Mottley als Premierministerin zwei Frauen an der Spitze. Nicht nur die Politik von Barbados ist bemüht um Geschlechtergerechtigkeit - feministisch im besten Sinne ist auch der ganze Vibe auf dieser karibischen Insel. Die Historikerin Claudette Levi-Farnum begleitet uns zu den Sehenswürdigkeiten in Bridgetown. Von der alten Synagoge über die ehemalige "Indian Bridge", die der Hauptstadt von Barbados den Namen gab, bis zum Parlamentsgebäude. Die gebürtige Britin Karen Whittaker von der Tierrettungsorganisation Ocean Acres und Carla Daniel vom Barbados Sea Turtle Project erklären uns, warum es süchtig macht, Schildkröten zu retten und Straßenhunden ein neues Zuhause zu geben. Und in Oistins tanzen wir zu Calypso durch die Nacht. Am Wochenende gehört der Platz am Fischmarkt in dieser Kleinstadt nur den Barbadiern - beziehungsweise den "Barbadians" wie sie in englischer Sprache heißen oder den "Bajans", so nennen sich die Einheimischen selbst. Für uns war Isa Hoffinger auf Barbados.

PODCAST 158 A Bajans Silhouette  © 2022 ISBN978-976-9689-3-8-1As a student of film, and Media Arts Specialist when I juxtaposed the difference between the theoretical construct "Shadow" and "Silhouette" I recognised A Bajans Silhouette. A Bajans Silhouette is an abstract conversation which captures darkened shapes and outlines of something while a shadow on the other hand is the darkened shape that occurs because of a light source being blocked seemingly underpins A Bajans Silhouette. This nuance is not only exclusive  to Barbados' cultural geographical space. But silhouette  occupies the precincts of every culture simply because  a silhouette is a shadow.  Equally, regardless of the outline or shape of the shadow is the edge of the visible object, or the image of the visible object, if we are thinking of shadows cast onto surfaces according to springer.com.The afore said implies regardless of ethnicity, orientation, or the geographical space we occupy silhouette is practice  consciously and unconsciously .It is because of the aforesaid philosophical nuances I was motivated  to capture Bajans Silhouettes  © 2022 ISBN978-976-9689-3-8-1 in  13 chapters and verbalise in ISBN978-976-9689-3-8-1 and  Podcast 158.Support the show

Welcome back to another episode of Decoding 40! We finally reached the motherland and have started to see streams in Senegal which is HUGE for us! In this week's Check-In, Vin talks about the small electrical fire in his kitchen, luckily the family dog, Onyx, sounded the pup alarm to save the day. Alaric and his family are back from Barbados, but are Bajans the rudest people on the planet? Just make sure you read the signs at customs. And, finally, has Leon aka Leon Musk bought into the electric vehicle movement craze after taking a family trip down to Maryland in a Tesla Model 3. Next, in This Week in Racism, we head to California where Lisa Smith racially profiles a Black man and his two daughters. Lisa Smith who looks to be under the influence of something couldn't help but make a complete ass of herself. You'll hear this and so much more on this latest episode of Decoding40.If you want to leave us a message or ask us a question, give us a call at (619) 940-4040.Want to be our Whiskey Warrior of the Week? Or, do you have an event or product that you would like us to attend, sample, and promote? Then, send us an email at Decoding40@gmail.com to start the discussion.Follow us on all social media platforms @decoding40.

Welcome back to another episode of Decoding 40! We finally reached the motherland and have started to see streams in Senegal which is HUGE for us! In this week's Check-In, Vin talks about the small electrical fire in his kitchen, luckily the family dog, Onyx, sounded the pup alarm to save the day. Alaric and his family are back from Barbados, but are Bajans the rudest people on the planet? Just make sure you read the signs at customs. And, finally, has Leon aka Leon Musk bought into the electric vehicle movement craze after taking a family trip down to Maryland in a Tesla Model 3. Next, in This Week in Racism, we head to California where Lisa Smith racially profiles a Black man and his two daughters. Lisa Smith who looks to be under the influence of something couldn't help but make a complete ass of herself. You'll hear this and so much more on this latest episode of Decoding40.If you want to leave us a message or ask us a question, give us a call at (619) 940-4040.Want to be our Whiskey Warrior of the Week? Or, do you have an event or product that you would like us to attend, sample, and promote? Then, send us an email at Decoding40@gmail.com to start the discussion.Follow us on all social media platforms @decoding40.

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The most eastern country in the Caribbean is considered by some to not be in the Caribbean. The people of this country have endured day in and day out for centuries, from its indigenous past, era under colonialism and slavery and more,the Bajans have endured. This country became a republic last year and has elected two proud Bajan women to lead as prime minister and president. This country is as beautiful physically as its people are internally. This is one of my favorite ones yet, this is Barbados.

I met Raven Gill in March 2020 at the Equality and Justice Alliance convening in Saint Lucia, just before our countries went into their respective lockdowns. We became fast friends. She is an outspoken and forthright activist, who does essential and life-sustaining work with trans and non binary Bajans through the civil society organisation she founded, Butterfly Barbados. In our conversation, we explore how she and the communities she fights for have navigated the challenges of Covid-19, the toll the weight of responsibility has taken on her over the past two years and how the positive image Barbados has earned on the global stage recently obscures some harsher realities for trans and non-binary Bajans. And she shares some of her more personal reckonings, including learning what she needs from her friendships, the chosen family she has gathered around her, and what — or rather who — is bringing her joy. About Raven Gill Raven Gill is a community organiser and activist and the founder of Butterfly Barbados, which advocates for transgender and non-binary Bajans. She works with the Barbados Family Planning Association, the Ministry of Health and with organisations regionally and internationally in order to redress and address the erasure of issues impacting trans people. Barbados is one of 54 countries in the Commonwealth, many of which still have colonial-era laws on their books that enable the discrimination against and persecution of LGBTQ people. And Butterfly Barbados is a member of The Commonwealth Equality Network is a network of 60-plus organisations working to uphold the human rights of LGBTQ people across the Commonwealth. UK-based charity Kaleidoscope Trust is host to the Network's Secretariat. Kaleidoscope Trust believes the UK has an important role to play in redressing colonial era wrongs and works with partner organisations across the Commonwealth to provide funding for programmes to both sustain and liberate LGBTQ communities. About Busy Being Black Busy Being Black is the podcast exploring how we live in the fullness of our queer Black lives. Thank you to our partners: UK Black Pride, BlackOut UK, The Tenth, Schools Out and to you the listeners. Remember this, your support doesn't cost any money: retweets, ratings, reviews and shares all help so please keep the support coming.  Thank you to our funding partner, myGwork – the LGBT+ business community. Thank you to Lazarus Lynch – a queer Black musician and culinary extraordinaire based in New York City – for the triumphant and ancestral Busy Being Black theme music. The Busy Being Black theme music was mixed and mastered by Joshua Pleeter. Busy Being Black's artwork was photographed by queer Black photographer and filmmaker Dwayne Black. Join the conversation on Twitter and Instagram #busybeingblack Busy Being Black listeners have an exclusive discount at Pluto Press. Enter BUSY50 at checkout. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Shontel is an Immigration Consultant who helps Bajans that have an interest in relocating to Canada, move easily. Are you thinking about moving to Canada? This episode might be just what you need to make your final decision.

Barbados has some of the best diving opportunity in the world If you're a regular listener to Life in Barbados, you'll know that the paradise island is blessed with some quite magnificent ocean and sea life. One of my favourite things to do is diving, so I was grateful to be able to experience what the Bajans have to offer on that front.   It was World Ocean Day last week. I took advantage of a dive to get up close and person with some Lion Fish thanks to High Tide - https://www.divehightide.com/ I also joined my friends for some diving with Barbados Blue - https://www.divebarbadosblue.com The wonderful Kiera was really great with them, and trained them in a swimming pool first. She was really helpful and friendly, and talked them through some of the safety aspects like 'equalising' in a really clear way. Hear the full length chat with diving instructor Kiera. If you'd like to leave me a review on Apple Podcasts, Castbox, Stitcher and Podchaser I'm always grateful! You can do that here: https://life-in-barbados.com/rate-and-review      Follow the show on Podchaser Follow the show on Instagram Make sure you're following the show so you don't miss the coming episodes! 

Tracy Fowler, host of Barbados' Sunny Side Up morning show, wants to take you mind traveling. Barbados has seen two rounds now of strict covid-related lockdowns and the local population has been struggling. For Tracy, this "National Pause" has been the perfect time to reflect on what her community needs, but also on the wealth of knowledge and resources that her beloved island has to offer. It goes a lot deeper than sunny weather and rum cocktails. Beyond the packaged, imported "white face of wellness," local Bajans (or Barbadians) have a rich culture of health and community-focused healing. Listen to learn more! Tracy Fowler, host of Sunny Side Up and founder of Conscious Folk

In this second episode, I meet the Bajan Warrior, Nicolas Deane. We take a long walk along the stunning Barbados beaches, and Nicolas talks me through everything beach related. He offers some vital 'must know' tips about the paradise island. There's a deadly fruit you need to avoid!! I thought it might be quite handy to show you what it looks like. Here it is! Here's the Manchineel tree it comes from! During our walk, the Bajan Warrior showed me One Sandy Lane, and mentioned a rather special resident who lives there.... Rihanna. We learn more about one of his very favourite beaches, Worthing Beach  and the South East coast beach, Palmetto Bay. You can listen to our full conversation by clicking here. Please note, the audio quality isn't the best, but there are some useful insights for you, if you've already organised a trip to Barbados. If you'd like to check out Nicholas' map, you can see it below. In addition to this wonderfully informative Barbados beach tour the Bajan Warrior gives me, you'll also hear me talking about my new digs. Thanks so much to Chris from One Caribbean Estates! If you want to watch the video of my new place that I played the clip from, it's here. In this episode, you'll hear: My joy over scoring an incredible new place to live. Bajan Warrior Nicholas Deane's thoughts on the best beaches in Barbados, as well as some helpful safety tips. Why you need to check out the fruit we talk about, and burn its image into your brain to ensure you don't eat it! The reason Nicholas started his YouTube channel and the value it offers both tourists and other Bajans! The wonderful sounds I'm falling asleep to every night! Make sure you subscribe, because each episode I'll bring you another wonderful insight from this magical paradise island of Barbados, and you won't want to miss it! Follow the show on Podchaser Follow the show on Instagram

Welcome to the first episode of my new podcast, capturing the ups and downs of my move from Belfast to Barbados.  For those of you who are brand new to Otherworld Travel, I'm Yvonne Campbell, a certified travel agent and soon-to-be Barbados expert. Life in Barbados is my second travel-themed podcast. If you tuned in to my first podcast series, "The Bucket List" you may have heard my guest Marc Mc Collin from Visit Barbados talking about the Caribbean paradise island, and all that it has to offer.   During that conversation, I talked with Marc about the welcome stamp.  Little did I know at the time, but the seed of curiosity was already planted, and I was already putting in place plans to tick a visit to Barbados off my very own bucket list! In this episode, you'll hear: My process for uprooting my life, including the PCR Covid-19 test. My top tip for getting a great deal on a flight upgrade to Barbados on British Airways. Why I chose the Seabreeze hotel on arrival. What can you expect during the quarantine process. How Bajans celebrate Christmas and New Year. The wonderful sounds of the whistling frog. Make sure you subscribe, because in the next episode, we'll be covering the paradise island's best beaches, and you won't want to miss it! Follow the show on Podchaser Follow the show on Instagram

The reason that the Impact Makers Podcast exists is to bring you tools, tips and resources to help you build a career that you love, and to live a life that matters. I love introducing you to people that I believe are truly making a difference out there in the world, who can inspire you to take action in your own life, or help you to discover paths to impact that you may not have considered possible for yourself before. Julie Turney is one of those inspiring people, and I hope that you’ll listen closely as she shares how she’s taken intentional steps to grow her career and her network, and also to increase her impact. And she’s just getting started. Julie describes herself as a People Champion, and she’s also a woman of many talents, who wears many different hats. She’s a mom, a Human Resources Manager, an HR Performance Coach, an HR Disrupter, a Public Speaker, and she’s the host of the HR Sound Off Podcast Show. She’s also currently writing her first book - in her spare time, of course - so she’ll soon be adding published author to her collection of titles. And she’s accomplished all of these things - and more - while living on the tiny - and beautiful island of Barbados. Since I first connected with Julie a little over a year ago, I’ve been super impressed with the growth that I’ve seen in her personally and professionally as she’s continued to expand her network, and has challenged herself to say “yes” to sometimes hard and scary things - all while continuing to work full time, and during a global pandemic that has isolated her and her fellow Bajans from the rest of the world. I think that you’ll find some inspiration in Julie’s approach to growth and creating an impact in the world, and if you can get past the first few minutes of me fangirling out, and grilling her about Rihanna’s whereabouts on the island, you’ll be glad you did.   Topics Discussed In This Episode:​​ The surprising answer to the obvious question: Is Julie friends with Rihanna? What Julie loves about HR, and why she feels that now - during a global pandemic - is the most exciting time to work in the profession. What breaks Julie’s heart about how HR others sometimes perceive HR. The important role that mentors have played in Julie’s life, and why she chose to actively mentor others in order to grow her own career. How Julie originally connected with DisruptHR, and her plans are to expand DisruptHR events throughout the Caribbean. Julie’s advice for people who make excuses about why they are being held back from achieving their dreams. The surprising online Influencer that sparked Julie to take action, and become a podcaster, DisruptHR organizer, Agile trainer, and HR Coach - in addition to continuing to work in a full-time job. The power of LinkedIn for making connections that can change your life.   People & Resources Mentioned In This episode: HR at Heart / Julie Turney Julie Turney LinkedIn Julie Turney Twitter Julie Turney Facebook HR Sound Off podcast Confessions of an HR Pro: Stories of Defeat and Triumph by Julie Turney DisruptHR Barbados DisruptHR Caribbean HR Summer School Ben Eubanks DisruptHR London Katrina Collier DisruptHR Cayman Chris Bailey Meighan Newhouse Gary Vaynerchuk Hacking HR Enrique Rubio Erich Kurschat Tracie Sponenberg Steve Browne Tim Sackett Year of Yes: How to Dance It Out, Stand In the Sun and Be Your Own Person by Shonda Rhimes Ryan Holtz   Connect with Jennifer:   Send her a message [https://jennifermcclure.net/contact/] On LinkedIn: http://www.linkedin.com/in/jennifermcclure On Twitter: https://twitter.com/JenniferMcClure On Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/jennifer_mcclure/ On Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/JenniferMcClureSpeaker   *** EPISODE CREDITS: If you like this podcast and are thinking of creating your own, consider talking to my producer, Danny Ozment.   He helps thought leaders, influencers, executives, HR professionals, recruiters, lawyers, realtors, bloggers, coaches, and authors create, launch, and produce podcasts that grow their business and impact the world. *** Find out more at https://emeraldcitypro.com  

Today our guest is Ma Anand Pratibha. Pratibha took sannyas in 1974 and is a singer, songwriter and teacher. Pratibha has been leading voice workshops for the past 25 years and plays music at many Osho Festivals and events around the world. Pratibha is known for the Heart Dance, an in-depth journey exploring the voice, freeing creative expression as well as expanding the vehicle for introspection, peace and healing.Pratibha was a traveller with no intention to meet a Guru when in January 1974, through a series of circumstances, she ended up in a silent meditation camp in Mt Abu, India. Pratibha describes in details how Osho used to conducted this extraordinary and deeply transformative event of which some precious and rare footages are thankfully still available. Pratibha was deeply touched by Kirtan (and the singer Taru Ma), which shaped her life. In this heartfelt conversation, Pratibha shares how she transmits Osho’s fragrance and grace today via her Heart Dance and voice workshops.Here’s what you’ll learn in this episode:01.20 - How Pratibha came across Osho04.30 - Pratibha travels to India07.30 - The details of the Mt Abu meditation camp conducted by Osho18.45 - Oshos’ presence and what happens after Dynamic Meditation is over22.20 - Taru Ma’s Bajans and Gacchami Prayer24.15 - Kirtan’s influence on Pratibha’s life26.30 - Pratibha’s personal meeting with Osho35.00 - How Pratibha transmits the Osho’s essence in her voice workshops38.40 - What happens when the old sannyasins will be gone42.20 - Pratibha’s morning routine43.50 - Pratibha’s favourite meditation44.40 - Pratibha and Osho todayResources:Pratibha’s websiteLove Osho Youtube channelLove Osho Free Guide - How to meditate if you can't sit quietlyConnect with us on Facebook and InstagramMusic and Voice by Chinmaya Dunster*** REVIEW! ***If you’ve enjoyed this episode, please subscribe and leave a review on Apple Podcasts. It makes it easier for other people to benefit from the content. Thank you so much!

Do you have a calling to write a book, but haven't found the time to get started, or maybe pick up where you left off? In this podcast episode, the author of "Gimme A Home Birth - The Birth Story I Didn't Expect" shares her writing and publishing journey, along with encouragement for aspiring writers. Korena Darnelle came up with the idea for her first book after giving birth, and the experience inspired her to put pen to paper and fingers to keys to produce what is fast becoming a popular read among Bajans and visitors. Get to know her on Instagram @korenadarnelle and find out more about this proactive entrepreneur who is also a diligent employee, and the author of a book written for women, men and medical professionals from her firsthand experience. Korena is a devoted wife and mother who believes that we should focus more on thriving artistry than the 'starving artist' syndrome - y'all know I'm all for that, while still fanning your passion for whatever gifts you've got. Stay tuned for the matching blog post (with transcriptions of nuggets) - it will be right here on Joywithin blog - http://www.itsjoywithin.com --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/joywithin/message

Feel-good party vibes, come party with us. Mixing from Drupatee to Machel Montano and Lil Rick. We playing mass with wining and jab jab. Whether you drinking or just having a great time in life and feeling happy, this is the podcast for you. Feel good Soca vibes from old to new. Just like rum, it ages with perfection. We got the very best of riddims from Travis World and Team Foxx with Motto. Big up to all my Guyanese Trinis, Bajans and so much more of you having a great time. Enjoy this Labor Day Weekend (3 day weekend). Ending the summer of 2019 on a great musical note! Lots of jump up and wine Soca music from all parts of the Caribbean, from small islands to big cities like New York City, Atlanta, and Miami. We love all the listeners tuning in every week. Jamming to artists like Patrice Roberts, Kerwin Du Bois. We mixing until we old and gray, that's right! Jamming every week from Monday to Sunday, on the avenue, and in your car, tune in, and blast the best mixes of the Caribbean vibes! From fist-pumping in the clubs, to bend over and wine, 6:30 we got all the moves and mixes. We even throw in some Afrobeat with WizKid and Dancehall vibes with Konshens so you can brukout and show your true colors!

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This week's show we take a trip back to last week as we pay homage to all the Bajans near and far for the 52nd Independence. We also have new music and pressure plays to get you raving on about with your fellow Soca lovers. 1 - Edwin Yearwood - Handy 2 - Madd - Cheese Cutter Wine 3 - Timmy - Bumpa Catcha Fire 4 – Lil Rick – I’za Bajan 5 – Lil Rick - Mudda Sally 6 - Krosfyah - No Behaviour 7 - Krosfyah – Yardie 8 - Square One - Togetherness 9 - Square One - Push Back 10 – Blue Ventures - De River 11 - Square One - French Roll 12 - Square One - Pokemon 13 - Keann - Balampalampam 14 - Fraud Squad - Yuh Wuk 15 - Fraud Squad - Tek Dat 16 - Stabby De Guard - Major Stabby Pain 17 - Welton Pippy - Move Ya Mass  18 - Jherad Alleyne - The Chinese Connection (Chow Mein) 19 - Stiffy - Mavis 20 - Contone - My Car Brek Down 21 - Timmy - Maxi Van 22 - Edwin Yearwood - Where I Wanna Be Remix 23 - Krosfyah - Handle Yuh Bizniz 24 - Alison Hinds - Explode 25 - Mr. Dale – WOW 26 - Peter Ram - Faxx Machine 27 - Lil' Rick - Again - Show Me Yuh Rags 28 - Junior Killa - 30 Secs Of Wukking Up 29 – Rupee – I’m A Bajan 30 - Edwin Yearwood - Good Time 31 – Lil Rick – What A Feeling (Remix) 32 - King Shepherd - Wuk up on it 33 – Edwin Yearwood ft Mom – Never 34 - Biggie Irie - Breakaway 35 - Peter ram - Pumpin 36 - Inches - Inches - Vibes (So Nice)  37 - Lean Pipe - Carnival Addiction 38 - Marvay - Know The Face  39 - Biggie Irie - My Island 40 - Mikey - Spotlight 41 - Nikita Ft King Bubba - Tequila 42 - Square One - DJ Ride ft Alison Hinds 43 – Lil Rick – Right Now 44 – King Bubba – Calling In Sick 45 - Shanta Prince - Til Morning 46 - Fadda Fox - Dirty Habits 47 - Peter Ram - Good Morning 48 – Lil Rick – Blessings 49 - Grynner - Grynner - Turn On The Speaker 50 - Ras Iley - Spring Garden 51 - Skinny Fabolous - Energy High Up (NEW MUSIC) 52 - Linky First - Jam Down (NEW MUSIC) 53 - Destra Garcia - Soca Saved My Life 54 - Miguel Maestre – Solo (NEW MUSIC) 55 - Jadel - Look Baccahnal (NEW MUSIC) 56 - Farmer Nappy x Machel Montano - Day One (NEW MUSIC) 57 - Voice - Cheers To Life  58 - V'ghn - Trouble In The Morning 59 - Chennet D Man - No Dutty SaltFish 60 – Hollywood HP – Drama 61 - Lil Rick - Ben It  62 - MPT ft Kylo & Monéa Big Jam 63 – Fimba – Funky Business 64 - Slatta Ft. Lavaman - In De Morning 65 – Dash – Gifted 66 - Aaron Duncan - Can You Feel It 67 - Machel Montano - Temperature 68 - Ozarie - Bend Ova 69 - Bunji Garlin - Carnival Today 70 - Mandella Linkz - Power 71 - Scrape - Up No Days Off (NEW MUSIC) 72 - Iwer George - Water Blessings 73 - Krome X Nassis - The Thing 74 - Jay Budz, Messi, XL - Pété 75 - Zeek - Wet It Up 76 - Buckwild Ft Boyzie - Watch Thing  77 - Lil Natty & Thunda - Get In Your Section 78 - Squeeze Head & Shal Marshall - Turbo Charge 79 - Muddy - Mad Mas 80 - Blaxx Feat. Mr Killa - Stink & Dutty 81 - Lavaman - More horn 82 - Lavaman - Take Jab 83 - Valene - Sando Sando 84 - Problem Child - Leg Up Deh 85 – Rancho - Rastaman Chook 86 - Pumpa - Sqanky Leg 87 – Avalanche – Get A Drink 88 - Bunji Garlin - Snake Oil 89 – Voice – Smile (NEW MUSIC) *PRESSURE PLAY* 90 - Patrice Roberts - This Is De Place (NEW MUSIC) *PRESSURE PLAY*

This was a really terrible recording that I tried to dial in. Its really poor quality and I tried to add some sugar to the sound. This event was a celebration of the Birthday of his holiness Shri Shri Ravi Shankar. The idea was presented at the beginning of the Satsang to have Lata read between the Bajans from Banus book about her life with her brother Shri Shri Ravi Shankar. I had spontaneously hit record on my phone to record a song Kurt was playing but forgot to shut off the recording. I'm so grateful it was left on. I think this style of event is very powerful. SO even with the poor quality, I had to try to fix it. Next time a mixer and digital recorder. off a PA.

Canto Bajans 1 by Elaine Zanon

Canto Bajans by Elaine Zanon

Bajans set to different ragams.

Bajans set to different ragams.

Bajans set to different ragams.

Bajans set to different ragams.

Bajans set to different ragams.

Bajans set to different ragams.