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Can Caribbean families create and run a successful property investing business? What challenges typically come up when deciding on embarking on such a venture? What will be the company's name? Who ultimately decides? What about shareholders; who gets more? Who gets to be in charge? Should non-blood relatives be invited to participate? What role does each person perform? What projects should they tackle? How do they deal with conflict which will inevitably arise? Can the relationships survive; cousin vs cousin, sister vs brother? Will the family unit thrive or be destroyed forever?Get the answers to all of these questions and much more in the case of Amenola Investments Ltd. a company based in St. Lucia with shareholders being part of the St. Lucian diaspora, all residing in the US. Hear their unique, inspiring story and learn strategies to help you create a successful family-owned and operated property investing business intended to create intergenerational wealth.

If ever there was a survivor or "overcomer" story this is it! Episode 23 with Kieran brought a number of listeners to tears but this one potentially can redefine our definition of struggle and humble beginnings. Raised by his grandmother, Hervin Thomas, a self proclaimed "praying man" had to fend for himself growing up. Scarce resources in the household would force him to learn how to make and sell what we call "paimie" in St. Lucia, "conkies" in Barbados and "blue draws" in Jamaica. A sustained blow to his pride would see him approaching neighbors and the public to offer this sweet Caribbean delicacy made from coconut,  cornmeal and pumpkin as his primary means of earning income as a teenager. That still was not adequate to help him achieve regular attendance at school, often forcing him to miss classes every other week  in search of odd jobs.This struggle would continue throughout high school forcing him to miss his final (CXC) exams because of the inability to pay for the entrance fees.Learn how he would teach himself how to read and write, find regular work and even capitalize on a gap in his former employer's service which would lead to him ultimately leaving and starting his own business. Track his creative journey in property investing and exactly what it took for him to secure his property portfolio and how he leveraged his core competencies to achieve economic independence and current success despite starting from "less than $0".

Raised by entrepreneurial parents, St. Lucian-born Natalie John has business in her DNA. From the early days of helping her mom in their family-owned restaurant and boutique as well as seeing her father operate a number of businesses ranging from furniture manufacturing to real estate. After having completed her college degree and settling into a Government job at home helping small businesses; a suggestion from a friend  would see her packing up her life and taking up an opportunity at the Eastern Caribbean Central Bank in the northern Caribbean twin-island Federation of St. Kitts and Nevis for what was supposed to be a 3- 5 years sojourn. Fast forward 24 years later and she's still in St. Kitts...well mostly, as the CEO of Dreamy Group (among other roles) and proud recipient of numerous (destination weddings) industry accolades as well managing a successful property portfolio. Find out how her own curiosity while on a work trip would lead her to weddings and all of the challenges she would have to overcome as a young professional woman working away from home. Always ever so present - the learnings from watching her parents operate their business hear her secret tips to business and real estate success!

Courtney "Curty” Louis knows all too well the line from Drake's song..."started from the bottom, now we're here!" A student of visual art from high school; his interest also extended to music, specifically writing and later musical production. Hear his amazing story as a CREATIVE who started recording in his bedroom as he juggled life with seasonal income largely around carnival season; to him securing a highly coveted international publishing deal with a major label. He didn't stop there; he needed a home for his mom and himself, a proper studio and property income to cover expenses outside of the festive season. Get the tips that changed his life and also helped him become a successful property investor.

Not so Happy November to all of our supporters of Black Seinfeld. Unfortunately, we have to start the podcast with the untimely passing of Takeoff (RIP). It gets a bit emotional. After, the guys recap their Halloween weekend. We are down to the wire of the 2022 Mid-Term Elections. Bashtin gives us an insight on the politics in LA. Who's running for mayor? Of course Gio discusses the governor elections here in NYC. Other topics include Elon Musk finally taking over Twitter, Queen Ashanti's response to the infamous Irv Gotti, Drink Champs episode, and Steve Lacy! Enjoy! 

Welcome back to another episode of Black Seinfeld! Think about your ideal haunted house. Money is not an issue. Today, Bash and Gio give a vivid description of their own haunted houses. What themes and scares do they have in store? Tune in to find out! Enjoy!

Hey everyone! Did you miss us? Well we certainly missed you! We explain our absense last week with a full review of Dallas, Texas. The MTA lifted the mask mandate to "You Do You." Bashtin's favorite software Figma has been bought by Adobe, and boy does he have a lot to say about it. Finally we reflect on the death of Queen Elizabeth II. Enjoy!

Sheffield Douglas and Urica Primus are co-founders of Stabroek Solutions - a women-founded and operated real estate relocation company providing comprehensive services to expats in Guyana. We chat  with "Sheffy" as she prefers to be called, one half of the dynamic duo and get a real sense of what their business entails. Gain insight into the intricacies of successfully re-settling a foreign worker and their families in this South American country. Ultimately we will get first hand information as to why Guyana truly has the hottest economy in the Caribbean for 2022 and how this boom is driving real estate growth. Get a better understanding of their unique landscape and how you too can still get a piece of the action through property investing.

Welcome back to another episode of Black Seinfeld. Today is all about Artificial Intelligence. Google's Blake Lemoine says that the AI chatbot LaMDA is a sentient being. Should humankind be worried about the war against robots becoming inevitable? Also, Bashtin teaches us about the DALL-E2, an AI technology that can generate photos by using the user's description of what they are looking for. Other topics include why Airbnb seems like a waste of money, and the NY Rangers' quest for the Stanley Cup coming to an end. Enjoy! 

Welcome back to another episode of Black Seinfeld. Today is all about Artificial Intelligence. Google's Blake Lemoine says that the AI chatbot LaMDA is a sentient being. Should humankind be worried about the war against robots becoming inevitable? Also, Bashtin teaches us about the DALL-E2, an AI technology that can generate photos by using the user's description of what they are looking for. Other topics include why Airbnb seems like a waste of money, and the NY Rangers' quest for the Stanley Cup coming to an end. Enjoy! 

An Environmental Laboratory Supervisor by day, St. Croix-born Danny Deterville moonlights as serial entrepreneur. The chemistry major credits his mindset of wanting to change his life circumstances back then as the driving force to starting and growing a multi-island successful clothing business, a property development enterprise and now an ATM service network.Danny has always had a love for construction and real estate and claims to have fallen in love with the area from the day he graduated from college. His first foray into the field was being his general contractor for his home. Learn how he approaches real estate investing - don't run from away from "undesirable areas". He came from very humble beginnings but believes that anyone can become a successfull entrepreneur.Find out what it took to move from living in the Valley to having multiple properties and that home in the hills and how helping his mom provide maid services to expats while growing up helped serve as a catalyst to shape his mind set and drive his behaviors and ultimate actions.

In this episode, we were joined by Eric from Esenshalmusic to discuss our views on the state of the dancehall culture. We talked about the new sound in dancehall and the impact, if there's any around the world. Esenshal also discusses his first project, the "Demands Riddim," now on all major streaming platforms and more. Please listen and enjoy. Go follow Esenshal Music on IGhttps://www.instagram.com/esenshal/https://www.instagram.com/esenshalmusic/Follow us https://www.instagram.com/esenshalmusic/https://twitter.com/JAstateofmind

With a title like "Go date a Jamaican," go listen objectively and have fun. We talked about dating, relationships, and much more. IG: @jamaicanstateofmindpod Twitter: @JAstateofmind

We are back with our first episode of the year. We discussed cancel culture, freedom of speech, and our views on the Joe Rogan podcast in this episode. We went to politics and why we have to be objective, and much more. https://www.instagram.com/jamaicanstateofmindpod/https://twitter.com/JAstateofmind

We are back and with our first Top 5 episode. In this episode we discuss our Top 5 Favorite Dancehall Artists and why they are in our Top 5. Check out and let us know if it's solid or not or we still living in the past. Listen and enjoy. Please remember to like, subscribe, follow and comment. https://www.instagram.com/jamaicanstateofmindpod/https://www.instagram.com/nicobel_jsm/https://www.instagram.com/carter_jsm/

Welcome back to another episode of Black Seinfeld. Today Bashtin brings to you the Tale of Ex Haitian President, Jovenel Moïse. The details of his assassination has lead to many speculation, and with October being finished soon, who doesn't love a good murder mystery? Other topics include trailers from DC Fandom, is life meant to keep you humble, and new music from James Blake, Don Toliver, and Maxo Kream! Enjoy! Get 20% Off and Free Shipping with the code BLACKSEINFELD at Manscaped.com. That's 20% off with free shipping at manscaped.com and use code BLACKSEINFELD all One Word. Unlock your confidence and always use the right tools for the job with MANSCAPED™. 

Welcome back to another episode of Black Seinfeld. Today Bashtin brings to you the Tale of Ex Haitian President, Jovenel Moïse. The details of his assassination has lead to many speculation, and with October being finished soon, who doesn't love a good murder mystery? Other topics include trailers from DC Fandom, is life meant to keep you humble, and new music from James Blake, Don Toliver, and Maxo Kream! Enjoy! Get 20% Off and Free Shipping with the code BLACKSEINFELD at Manscaped.com. That's 20% off with free shipping at manscaped.com and use code BLACKSEINFELD all One Word. Unlock your confidence and always use the right tools for the job with MANSCAPED™. 

Black Seinfeld -in başqa bir bölümünə xoş gəldiniz. Bugünkü bölümümüzdə Amerikanın ən bədnam.Və bir az əylənmək üçün bu kodu sındıra biləcəyinizə baxaq. Asan olmalıdır. qatilləri - Bürc Killerini müzakirə edirik!Xoşbəxt Halloween!Get 20% Off and Free Shipping with the code BLACKSEINFELD at Manscaped.com. That's 20% off with free shipping at manscaped.com and use code BLACKSEINFELD all One Word. Unlock your confidence and always use the right tools for the job with MANSCAPED™. 

Black Seinfeld -in başqa bir bölümünə xoş gəldiniz. Bugünkü bölümümüzdə Amerikanın ən bədnam.Və bir az əylənmək üçün bu kodu sındıra biləcəyinizə baxaq. Asan olmalıdır. qatilləri - Bürc Killerini müzakirə edirik!Xoşbəxt Halloween!Get 20% Off and Free Shipping with the code BLACKSEINFELD at Manscaped.com. That's 20% off with free shipping at manscaped.com and use code BLACKSEINFELD all One Word. Unlock your confidence and always use the right tools for the job with MANSCAPED™. 

Sir Paul Altman is a Caribbean Real Estate icon. Returning home to Barbados in the 70s from university with a Business Degree and economics major, he joined his father's real estate business. His success and experience in managing the properties of typical non-resident family friends and associates gave him the confidence to make the bold move to develop his first shopping centre. Hear the challenges of embarking on such a journey, as well as those associated with a second high-end lifestyle shopping centre.  Additionally,  get valuable insight into how he got into Heritage Preservation because of his involvement in the National Trust as well as to fulfill the wishes of his late father. With a wealth of experience, discover how he's been able to attract non-national investors to contribute to preserving some of Barbados' heritage sites while still enjoying commercial success. Learn the key attributes of what it takes to run a full service real estate company and the two tenets he has adopted to achieve success and longevity in the industry. Finally hear his outlook for Real Estate in Barbados and the wider Caribbean post Covid19.

Garry Prosper has done amazing things with very small spaces. With hundreds of 4+ STAR ratings on the major online accommodation booking platforms; his guests have overwhelmingly endorsed him. He credits this creativity with his very humble upbringing and growing up in a one bedroom house (an extended family) with "everything being right there!".Economic hardship forced a young Garry to put the lessons taught by his grandparents to great use as he had to support himself through high school by selling fruits and doing odd jobs in construction. The closeness of extended family exposed him to music which ultimately lead him to join the Music Band Section of the Royal St. Lucian Police force.Learn how his drive and determination drove him to sacrifice, start a car rental business and then his local guest house. Discover the thinking behind the financing, design, space allocation, target marketing and all the valuable experience which resulted in him having one of the most successful short term rental spots in St. Lucia today.

With over a decade of experience in the Caribbean financial industry, which started in Jamaica,  Ana-Kaye Greene has honed her skills in the areas of international fixed income and money market trading, corporate treasury management and managing the portfolios of high net-worth individuals and institutions. Currently managing a US$170 million investment portfolio, Ana-Kaye heads the Investments and Treasury division of an International bank.She holds two First Class Honors degrees - an undergraduate in Finance and International Business and an MBA in Banking and Finance from UTECH and UWI respectively.  Outside of work, Ana-Kaye is passionate about mentoring, sharing knowledge and helping young people through her Financial Literacy Vlog  on Instagram @Just.Ask.Ana.In this episode we get a better understanding of financial assets/paper instruments such as stock and bonds and compare this investment category to brick and mortar real estate investments. Learn how to start and find out which one yields better returns and which will get you to your short and/or long term goals successfully.

Family circumstances forced a young Keiran Lecompte to have to fend for himself from the tender age of 14 years old. With the help of extended family, friends, teachers, neighbors and maybe 1,000+ carwashes he was able to pay his way through high school. Shortly thereafter he landed a photography and videography job at (the time) one of the island's most established Media Companies and as his work got noticed he was later recruited by a prominent regional hotel chain to run their photography department.A few years later Keiran wanting MORE would go on to establish his own private photography business and quite accidentally stumble into construction as he attempted to help one of his photography customers.Recognizing the prevalence of poor tradesmen and with a burning desire to bring out his creative side he dove head-first into construction. Learn about his guiding principles and how he was able to change his life's trajectory through property and perseverance. His story is an inspiration to all but more-so a blueprint to anyone who is determined to grow!

On this episode, I was joined by Lori from the Current Tingz blog. We discussed several topics from the Shacarri incident that led to the Twitter beef between Jamaicans and African Americans. According to some Black Americans, being Jamaican, you can't be Black, so discussed this in dept. Lori also gave her view on the current music and why she is still a big fan of the old school, even though she is from the younger generation. Please listen and enjoy!https://www.instagram.com/currenttingz/https://www.instagram.com/_allaboutlori/Follow ushttps://www.instagram.com/jamaicanstateofmindpod/https://twitter.com/JAstateofmind

Thomas Theobalds is an Attorney-At-Law and  Partner with the firm Brickstone Law located in Rodney Bay, Gros-Islet, St. Lucia.  He primarily practices in the areas of Banking, Corporate and Commercial Law as well as Real Estate and Development Law.  He attended the University of the West Indies, Cave Hill Campus, Barbados, where he obtained a Bachelor of Laws Degree in 2003, and then to the Sir Hugh Wooding Law School for his Certificate of Legal Education in 2005.  He was admitted to practice in the Eastern Caribbean Supreme Court- British Virgin Islands and Saint Lucia circuits in 2005 and 2006 respectively. Thomas is a trained Arbitrator and Mediator, serves on two local Boards and acts as a Director and Corporate Secretary for a number of local and regional organizations. Although purchasing land is supposed to be a straight-forward process; it is thwart with risks, which if not adequately addressed can lead to costly delays at best and failure to acquire the property while still having financial liability at worst. Learn how having the right lawyer can protect both purchaser and vendor and successfully get you on that property ladder.

Gale Cumberbatch started off as a concierge agent at a leading Caribbean hotel chain where she developed a strong work ethic and learned the foundation of superior customer service. She began her career in the Finance Industry at the St. Lucia Development Bank as the Senior Risk Analyst  then transitioned from development Banking to Securities at First Citizens Investment Services. Currently, she is a Senior Investment Associate and a licensed representative of the Eastern Caribbean Securities Exchange. She received a BBA in Finance from the Midwestern State University and a MSc in Personal Financial Planning from the Texas Tech University. In addition to her 9 to 5 she is on a path to increase public literacy with "Money Talk with Gale" an initiative  geared to increasing the awareness of the importance of personal finance and financial planning through education and increased dialogue on money matters.Learn the tips and tricks that will help you get started on your property investing journey and how to save for that all important deposit for your FIRST piece of land or your FIRST home or building!

We were joined by a special guest Shawn from the Reggae Talk podcast and the Reggae Music Forever blog. We spoke about the current state of Dancehall on the evolution of the music. Shawn also gave us is taking on the current topic of Dancehall being blame for the violence in Jamaica. We got into how Reggae Music Forever came about, the current state of the Reggae Talk Podcast, and much more. Please and enjoy. https://www.instagram.com/reggaemusicforever/?hl=enhttps://www.instagram.com/reggaetalk/?hl=enCheck out our website.http://jamaicanstateofmind.com/Follow us;https://www.instagram.com/jamaicanstateofmindpod/?hl=enhttps://twitter.com/JAstateofmindNick and Carter;https://www.instagram.com/carter_jsm/?hl=enhttps://www.instagram.com/nicobel_jsm/?hl=en

Jamal Francis is a qualified architect with more than 15 years experience in construction and design. Substantively, he is a Director at The Design House Ltd; a cutting edge design consultancy firm headed by two registered Architects, a Mechanical Engineer and an Electrical Engineer, and backed up by a dynamic team of young fresh technicians. He is also the current President of the St. Lucia Institute of Architects (SLIA) established in December 1996. SLIA is the premier professional organization for Architects on island. At a time of increasing use of Draughtsmen for building design and DCA submission, find out what are the most common problems new home owners face and why a trained Architect is fundamental in helping you maximize your home enjoyment and long term investment.

We were joined by Eliha Perez, also known as OutdoorJamaican. Eliha is an outdoorsman, a survivalist, a camper, a hiker, a hunter, and a nature lover. We spoke about how he got into this way of life and some of his experiences while out in the wild traveling across the USA. It a very interesting listen, so enjoy it.Check out Eliha Instagram belowhttps://www.instagram.com/outdoorjamaican/ Follow us onhttps://www.instagram.com/jamaicanstateofmindpod/https://twitter.com/JAstateofmindhttps://www.facebook.com/jamaicanstateofmind

We are back with a new season. I know it was a long wait, but it worth it.In this episode, we discussed the question that comes up so often "is dancehall to be blamed for the violence in Jamaica?" We spoke about our experiences growing up in Jamaica, and the effect music has on the culture. Freedom of speech was part of our discussion as well, along with politics and more. Please listen and enjoy. http://jamaicanstateofmind.com/IG: @jamaicanstateofmindpod

Against the initial wishes of his mother, and at what seemed to be an inopportune time; Rupert Pinder purchased his first piece of land when a friend who could no longer complete the transaction, passed it on to him. Rupert has held several roles in the public and private sectors as either a Trade or Regulatory Economist in addition to being an Adjunct Faculty member teaching economics and statistics at the former College, now University of the Bahamas over the last 23 years. Find out how the appreciation of that first plot of land started a chain reaction of events that would ultimately lead to his investment into multi-family developments. Get real insight into how a conservative economist breaks down the numbers and shares how you can use leverage to acquire assets and ultimately get you that much closer to financial independence.

With over 20+ years managerial experience in both public and private sectors in the areas of economics, marketing, research and customer loyalty; Karline Purcell has recently been appointed the Deputy CEO of the Grenada Citizenship by Investment Programme. Get exclusive insight into the strategic objectives of the programme, differentiators, qualifying criteria, challenges and more importantly how Property investors can truly benefit.

Forced into Property Development due to family life changes, Trinbagonian electrical and computer Engineer Richard Small likens his journey thus far to that of "the little train that could". Learn how he grew from doing a single home reno to multi-family housing projects and ultimately using his skillset to research, access and implement affordable housing construction technology....all while still running his own Consulting Company. As a bonus Richard shares his view on how Caribbean Property Developers can partner to enjoy the benefits of a Real Estate Investment Trust (REIT).

On the second episode in the Pivoting Series, I interview Marc Chin, DJ of the world-renowned sound Coppershot. Marc Chin's ultimate goal is to bring happiness to people and he surely accomplishes that each times he plays at an event. In 2020 when COVID-19 hit, Marc made the decision to pivot to real estate. With the support of his family it has been a great transition for him. In the interview Marc also speaks about his mental health during the period and how he dealt with it. His passion for brining happiness to people through music translated to his new role, where he is able to provide people with the security of a new home. According to Marc the show must go on and we should always strive to be a better version of ourselves each and every day. Connect with Marc on InstagramConnect with me on Instagram or email me at adulting.101@hotmail.com

In this episode, we shared our thoughts on 2020. We spoke about the pandemic, vaccine, election, some personal experiences, and much more. Thank you all for the support, and we have much for you next year. 2020 was a roller coaster, a rough ride, but we went through it, and we here so wi good fi next year! HAPPY NEW YEAR!!!!http://jamaicanstateofmind.com/

This is part two of a two-part episode. In this episode, we continued our discussion with Kahlil and Agard, the Reggae Lover podcast hosts. In part two and the final of this episode, We spoke about America's current political state with all the protests and the upcoming election; we shared our views on it all. We discussed injustice in the political system and more, so please listen and enjoy it. https://reggaelover.com/https://www.instagram.com/reggaeloverpodcast/http://jamaicanstateofmind.com/https://www.instagram.com/jamaicanstateofmindpod/

This is part one of a two-part episode. In this episode, we were joined by Kahlil and Agard, the hosts of the Reggae Lover podcast. In part one of this episode, we discussed various topics in the dancehall/reggae world. We spoke about the media bias with Buju, the changing of the reggae/dancehall culture, and the music's business. There was a lot to discuss and unpacked on this episode, so please listen and enjoy it. https://reggaelover.com/https://www.instagram.com/reggaeloverpodcast/http://jamaicanstateofmind.com/https://www.instagram.com/jamaicanstateofmindpod/

In this episode, we joined by Ricardo Alliman, a pro basketball player who has represented Jamaica national team on several occasions and currently playing professionally in Europe. Ricardo spoke about his basketball journey, started at Calabar High to college basketball in the USA, then playing on the international stage. We also discussed how he adapted to cultural change and how he got fluent in french. Ricardo talked about life after basketball, and much more. Please listen and enjoy it. Please visit Jamaicanstateofmind.com for links and Merch.Ricardo Alliman IG: https://www.instagram.com/ricardoalliman/https://www.instagram.com/jamaicanstateofmindpod/

In this episode, we joined by Ricardo Alliman, a pro basketball player who has represented Jamaica national team on several occasions and currently playing professionally in Europe. Ricardo spoke about his basketball journey, started at Calabar High to college basketball in the USA, then playing on the international stage. We also discussed how he adapted to cultural change and how he got fluent in french. Ricardo talked about life after basketball, and much more. Please listen and enjoy it. Please visit Jamaicanstateofmind.com for links and Merch.Ricardo Alliman IG: https://www.instagram.com/ricardoalliman/https://www.instagram.com/jamaicanstateofmindpod/

In this episode, we were joined Charm, another Jamaican podcaster and host of the Kulcha Shock podcast. We got to know Charm and what her podcast is about and also discussed her world-traveling experiences. Charm discussed her Jamaican American experiences and the changes she had to adapt to living here in America. We got into talking about some of her podcast episodes, especially "Dating a Jamaican Man," and how that went and much more. Please listen and enjoy it. IG: https://www.instagram.com/kulchashockwithcharm/Podcast: https://www.buzzsprout.com/649060Please visit Jamaicanstateofmind.com

In this episode, we were joined Charm, another Jamaican podcaster and host of the Kulcha Shock podcast. We got to know Charm and what her podcast is about and also discussed her world-traveling experiences. Charm discussed her Jamaican American experiences and the changes she had to adapt to living here in America. We got into talking about some of her podcast episodes, especially "Dating a Jamaican Man," and how that went and much more. Please listen and enjoy it. IG: https://www.instagram.com/kulchashockwithcharm/Podcast: https://www.buzzsprout.com/649060Please visit Jamaicanstateofmind.com

In this episode, our friend Dane @fineantsa from London made a second appearance on the podcast. We discussed the leading up to and the result of the Jamaica Election. We spoke the dancehall influence on the election, the dubplate playing by the politicians, and our views on the re-election of Prime Minister Andrew Holness. Dane and I spoke a little about our experience growing up in Jamaica during Election time. We also discussed some of the problems Jamaica is facing and some solutions as well, especially with the younger demographic. Please Listen and enjoy, and don't forget to like, share, subscribe, and comment. Visit: Jamaicanstateofmind.com for all the new Merch and links to our social media.

In this episode, our friend Dane @fineantsa from London made a second appearance on the podcast. We discussed the leading up to and the result of the Jamaica Election. We spoke the dancehall influence on the election, the dubplate playing by the politicians, and our views on the re-election of Prime Minister Andrew Holness. Dane and I spoke a little about our experience growing up in Jamaica during Election time. We also discussed some of the problems Jamaica is facing and some solutions as well, especially with the younger demographic. Please Listen and enjoy, and don't forget to like, share, subscribe, and comment. Visit: Jamaicanstateofmind.com for all the new Merch and links to our social media.

I want to thank everyone who went out and support the merch, we appreciate it. In this episode, Carter and I spoke a little about our experience growing up in Jamaica. Although Carter and I both were born and raised in Jamaica, we both got different upbringing, and we go into that as well about our time in high school, #Calabar. Carter spoke about getting robbed and the navigation he had to go through. A lot of exciting stories in this one, so listen and enjoy it. ..Please visit Jamaicanstateofmind.com for all our social media links and also to get some Merch.

I want to thank everyone who went out and support the merch, we appreciate it. In this episode, Carter and I spoke a little about our experience growing up in Jamaica. Although Carter and I both were born and raised in Jamaica, we both got different upbringing, and we go into that as well about our time in high school, #Calabar. Carter spoke about getting robbed and the navigation he had to go through. A lot of exciting stories in this one, so listen and enjoy it. ..Please visit Jamaicanstateofmind.com for all our social media links and also to get some Merch.

We are back from our little break, and a lot of is going on, so we here to discuss it. In this episode were we Joined by a special guest Lori from https://www.instagram.com/currenttingz/, a Caribbean/American blog site. We discuss some of the unrest going on here in America and spoke about some of our experiences living here as well. We talked a lot about various issues in the black community and our views on some resolutions. I know this one is long, but I know you will enjoy it. Feedback is always welcome, so feel free to send us an email at Jamaicanstateofmind@gmail.com or hit us up on social media all links are on http://jamaicanstateofmind.com/. We got some Merch as well, click the below or visit our website.https://teespring.com/stores/jamaican-state-of-mind.

We are back from our little break, and a lot of is going on, so we here to discuss it. In this episode were we Joined by a special guest Lori from https://www.instagram.com/currenttingz/, a Caribbean/American blog site. We discuss some of the unrest going on here in America and spoke about some of our experiences living here as well. We talked a lot about various issues in the black community and our views on some resolutions. I know this one is long, but I know you will enjoy it. Feedback is always welcome, so feel free to send us an email at Jamaicanstateofmind@gmail.com or hit us up on social media all links are on http://jamaicanstateofmind.com/. We got some Merch as well, click the below or visit our website.https://teespring.com/stores/jamaican-state-of-mind.

In this episode, I went solo and shared my thoughts on how people should be objective in the information they consume online, especially when it comes to the Coronavirus. Talked about confirmation bias when it comes to conspiracies out there about Coronavirus. I also took the time to shout out and read some of the reviews we got so far about the podcast. We will be taking a break after this episode and be back in mid-June. Thank you all for the continued support of the podcast. Feedback is always welcome, and you can reach us at Jamaicanstateofmind@gmail.com, IG: @jamaicanstateofminpod, FB: @Jamaicanstateofmind, and Tw: @JAstateofmind.

In this episode, I went solo and shared my thoughts on how people should be objective in the information they consume online, especially when it comes to the Coronavirus. Talked about confirmation bias when it comes to conspiracies out there about Coronavirus. I also took the time to shout out and read some of the reviews we got so far about the podcast. We will be taking a break after this episode and be back in mid-June. Thank you all for the continued support of the podcast. Feedback is always welcome, and you can reach us at Jamaicanstateofmind@gmail.com, IG: @jamaicanstateofminpod, FB: @Jamaicanstateofmind, and Tw: @JAstateofmind.

In this episode, we were joined by a long time friend Valincia and also the first female to bless the podcast. This episode was a follow-up on the original "who runs di house (should a woman be submissive to her man?)" but with a female perspective requested by you guys. We spoke about the role a woman should play in a relationship, and Valincia gave her perspective on the matter and, among other things. Please listen and enjoy, and feedback is always welcome.

In this episode, we were joined by a long time friend Valincia and also the first female to bless the podcast. This episode was a follow-up on the original "who runs di house (should a woman be submissive to her man?)" but with a female perspective requested by you guys. We spoke about the role a woman should play in a relationship, and Valincia gave her perspective on the matter and, among other things. Please listen and enjoy, and feedback is always welcome.

This is part two of a two-part episode. In this episode, we continued our discussion with Dane, our longtime friend, who resides in the UK. We spoke about our unique experiences living abroad and how we had to adapt to cultural changes. Part two was the fun one, so please listen and enjoy it. IG: @jamaicanstateofmindpod, Twitter: JAstateofmind, Facebook: Jamaican State of Mind.

This is part two of a two-part episode. In this episode, we continued our discussion with Dane, our longtime friend, who resides in the UK. We spoke about our unique experiences living abroad and how we had to adapt to cultural changes. Part two was the fun one, so please listen and enjoy it. IG: @jamaicanstateofmindpod, Twitter: JAstateofmind, Facebook: Jamaican State of Mind.

This is part one of a two-part episode. In this episode, we were joined by Dane, our longtime friend, who resides in the UK. We spoke about the continuing effect of the coronavirus COVID-19, and Dane gave us his insight into what is going on in the UK. We talk about how we are adapting to the quarantine and how each business, as well are adapting to the changes. We discussed the socioeconomic of being quarantined for too long and what is too long, among other interest topics. Please listen and enjoy it. IG: @jamaicanstateofmindpod, Twitter: JAstateofmind, Facebook: Jamaican State of Mind.

This is part one of a two-part episode. In this episode, we were joined by Dane, our longtime friend, who resides in the UK. We spoke about the continuing effect of the coronavirus COVID-19, and Dane gave us his insight into what is going on in the UK. We talk about how we are adapting to the quarantine and how each business, as well are adapting to the changes. We discussed the socioeconomic of being quarantined for too long and what is too long, among other interest topics. Please listen and enjoy it. IG: @jamaicanstateofmindpod, Twitter: JAstateofmind, Facebook: Jamaican State of Mind.

In this episode, we discussed our initial views and thoughts on the Coronavirus outbreak. Talked about the political, social and economical impact it will have on society at large. We also share how this outbreak is affecting us personally. Is it a conspiracy, or is it overhyped? We discussed in detail on these questions and more. Please listen and enjoy it! Feedback is always welcome @jamaicanstateofmindpod on Instagram or @JAstateofmind on twitter.

In this episode, we discussed our initial views and thoughts on the Coronavirus outbreak. Talked about the political, social and economical impact it will have on society at large. We also share how this outbreak is affecting us personally. Is it a conspiracy, or is it overhyped? We discussed in detail on these questions and more. Please listen and enjoy it! Feedback is always welcome @jamaicanstateofmindpod on Instagram or @JAstateofmind on twitter.

Samora from @SamoraEscapades and @bestjamaicanexperiences joined me on this episode. We discussed his world travel experiences and what it is like to have lived and study in Cuba and now living across the pacific in Japan. We both shared our thoughts on the passing of the Legend Kobe Bryant and a lot more. Please listen and enjoy it. @jsmpodcast #jamaicanstateofmind

Samora from @SamoraEscapades and @bestjamaicanexperiences joined me on this episode. We discussed his world travel experiences and what it is like to have lived and study in Cuba and now living across the pacific in Japan. We both shared our thoughts on the passing of the Legend Kobe Bryant and a lot more. Please listen and enjoy it. @jsmpodcast #jamaicanstateofmind

Happy New Year to all the listeners, and thank you for 2019. In this episode, I spoke a little about politics and how Teflon Donny is starting the year with a Bang! I gave my thoughts on what going on in the middle east and more. Listen and subscribe. @jsmpodcast

Happy New Year to all the listeners, and thank you for 2019. In this episode, I spoke a little about politics and how Teflon Donny is starting the year with a Bang! I gave my thoughts on what going on in the middle east and more. Listen and subscribe. @jsmpodcast

On the episode I was joined by Kahlil Wonda from Highlanda Sound and one of the hosts of Reggae Lover Podcast joined. We discussed how Kahlil got into sound system and then made that transition in to podcasting. We also talked about the current state of reggae/dancehall and the new evolution in the music that's currently taking place. Is Dancehall losing it's influence worldwide with the rise of Afrobeats and Reggaeton becoming more popular?. Listen and enjoy. Feedback are always welcome @jsmpodcast.

On the episode I was joined by Kahlil Wonda from Highlanda Sound and one of the hosts of Reggae Lover Podcast joined. We discussed how Kahlil got into sound system and then made that transition in to podcasting. We also talked about the current state of reggae/dancehall and the new evolution in the music that's currently taking place. Is Dancehall losing it's influence worldwide with the rise of Afrobeats and Reggaeton becoming more popular?. Listen and enjoy. Feedback are always welcome @jsmpodcast.

Nick and Carter back again sharing their perspective on "Cancel Culture" in America. Is it getting out of control? We tried to answer that question and more. Please listen and enjoy and don't forget to leave a comment or send us your feedback. @jsmpodcast on all social media. #jamaicanstateofmind

Nick and Carter back again sharing their perspective on "Cancel Culture" in America. Is it getting out of control? We tried to answer that question and more. Please listen and enjoy and don't forget to leave a comment or send us your feedback. @jsmpodcast on all social media. #jamaicanstateofmind

Nick and Carter back with a new episode where we try to discuss our views on the polarizing topic "should a woman be submissive to her man" and who should be the head of household. We discuss the changing roles in modern relationship and more. So listen and enjoy! Feedback and comments are welcome.

Nick and Carter back with a new episode where we try to discuss our views on the polarizing topic "should a woman be submissive to her man" and who should be the head of household. We discuss the changing roles in modern relationship and more. So listen and enjoy! Feedback and comments are welcome.

Hey fam... I quietly and unceremoniously dropped my debut podcast IN MY HEAD on Wednesday, May 15th (yesterday)! It has been a goal of mine to share my actual voice again, in an authentic and uninhibited way to my audience. I have FINALLY launched my first podcast and I hope that this body of work I've created will bring you joy, laughter, inspiration, introspection, and hope. Follow me on this new journey as a Caribbean Podcaster as I enter into the realm where people (and women) of color need to reign! In Jay Blessed’s debut podcast, she introduces her transparently authentic self to the world. In My Head is an introspective look from a voyeuristic point of view. SUBSCRIBE, DOWNLOAD, RATE AND SHARE THIS PODCAST. EPISODE 1: "I Live And Own My Truth." Narration: Original version of "If I Died Tomorrow" can be found HERE. "What's Playing In Jay's Head": Toast by Koffee Use #HEADwithJB to join in on the conversation. New episodes will be available on all podcast streaming platforms, EVERY WEDNESDAY MORNING at 6am! Just in time for you to listen while you get out of bed, get started on your day, your drive to work or even to listen on your train ride. Some of these episodes though, you might need to be cuddled in your bed, with a glass of Cabernet as we get naughty! THIS IS AN EXPLICIT PODCAST - FOR MATURE AUDIENCES ONLY! PLEASE SUBSCRIBE, DOWNLOAD, RATE, COMMENT AND SHARE "IN MY HEAD with JAY BLESSED" via these networks: Apple Podcast, Google Play, Stitcher, Soundcloud, and Spotify! Use #HEADwithJB to join in on the conversation via social. Yes...I know...my hashtag is hot AF! But my content is even hotter!!!! Don't forget to follow me on my social channels: Twitter, Instagram, Facebook.   In My Head Soundtrack by Venor Yard. In My Head is a Jay Blessed Media & KSAP Production.

We discussed our opinion on the social responsibility of an artist and why they get blamed for violence in the community. Who got more of an impact in society entertainers or politicians? Big up Reggae Lover Podcast and Reggae Talk Podcast for sparking the conversation. Go listen and enjoy, remember to subscribe, send feedback and follow our social media pages @JSMPodcast.

We discussed our opinion on the social responsibility of an artist and why they get blamed for violence in the community. Who got more of an impact in society entertainers or politicians? Big up Reggae Lover Podcast and Reggae Talk Podcast for sparking the conversation. Go listen and enjoy, remember to subscribe, send feedback and follow our social media pages @JSMPodcast.

We spoke about a shift in the dancehall culture that the artist promotes on social media with their family and the music and image use to influence us growing up in Jamaica. Also touched on classism vs racism in Jamaica, is it a thing? And a lot more...... Follow on on Twitter/Instagram @jsmpodcast

We spoke about a shift in the dancehall culture that the artist promotes on social media with their family and the music and image use to influence us growing up in Jamaica. Also touched on classism vs racism in Jamaica, is it a thing? And a lot more...... Follow on on Twitter/Instagram @jsmpodcast

We shared our opinions on R. Kelly and why people are still supporting him. We also discussed the Me Too movement. While it's a good movement, is it going too far in some cases? Carter talked about his dating experiences what he likes and dislikes and much more on this episode.

We shared our opinions on R. Kelly and why people are still supporting him. We also discussed the Me Too movement. While it's a good movement, is it going too far in some cases? Carter talked about his dating experiences what he likes and dislikes and much more on this episode.

Removing seasonal people from your life Episode 2

We are back, sorry for the long delay. On this episode, I spoke about the Supreme Court Judge nominee Brett Kavanaugh's ongoing issues and sexual harassment claims. I also discussed my thoughts on the matter, the hypocrisy of the Republicans in the Senate and how they are handling this situation. This episode also speaks a little about the migrant issues going on in Israel and why there is no media coverage.

We are back, sorry for the long delay. On this episode, I spoke about the Supreme Court Judge nominee Brett Kavanaugh's ongoing issues and sexual harassment claims. I also discussed my thoughts on the matter, the hypocrisy of the Republicans in the Senate and how they are handling this situation. This episode also speaks a little about the migrant issues going on in Israel and why there is no media coverage.

Discuss the ongoing issues at the US/Mexico border and the lack of empathy and compassion the family are getting. The state of society when it comes to social media and the new media outlet and how it causes more confusion and help the divisiveness in the country. Also talk about people who forget where there came from and loose them-self.

Discuss the ongoing issues at the US/Mexico border and the lack of empathy and compassion the family are getting. The state of society when it comes to social media and the new media outlet and how it causes more confusion and help the divisiveness in the country. Also talk about people who forget where there came from and loose them-self.

Show love to my listeners World wide and thank you for the support. Talk about my first Mardi Gras in New Orleans. Religion is full of hypocrisy in Politics when it comes to the president and how America is culturally conditioned to treat black people on how they celebrate black history month.

Show love to my listeners World wide and thank you for the support. Talk about my first Mardi Gras in New Orleans. Religion is full of hypocrisy in Politics when it comes to the president and how America is culturally conditioned to treat black people on how they celebrate black history month.

Talk about the success and contribution Immigrants bring to America and that's why this country is Great!!

Talk about the success and contribution Immigrants bring to America and that's why this country is Great!!