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10 episodes with haitian podcast
4 episodes with haitian podcast
4 episodes with haitian podcast
Tune in! @djhardhittinharry & @DJayCeenyc presents another brand new episode of @haitian_all_starz Radio Podcast on @wbai995 & WBAI.ORG 2am - 4am late Monday/early Tuesday.Streaming on all major platforms: Apple Podcast / Google Podcast / Amazon Music / iHartradio / and many more..
Tune in! @djhardhittinharry & @DJayCeenyc presents another brand new episode of @haitian_all_starz Radio Podcast on @wbai995 & WBAI.ORG 2am - 4am late Monday/early Tuesday.Streaming on all major platforms: Apple Podcast / Google Podcast / Amazon Music / iHartradio / and many more..
How do white women uphold white supremacy? What does it mean to be an ally? How have you dealt white women highjacking conversations that do not center them? How many times has a white woman cried to control you? This week, we talk about White Men's ride or die, who don't get to fly under the radar, especially as 55% of them voted to keep vocal white supremacy in power. Bill Burr was right. Come rant with us on Social Media: https://linktr.ee/99percentanomaly. Cass is all about reminding white people that they're white. Dassa is all about reminding white people that she's black. Nessa doesn't talk to them enough to remind them of anything. Music by Sarel (@sarel_youniverse) and Jeff Pierre (@jeffpierremusic).
Do you feel like your struggle defines you? Do you think struggle helps one build good character? Do you think struggle (or lack thereof) affects people's ability to empathize? Do you participate in the Struggle Olympics? This week we change gears a little bit to talk about something we can all relate to as we all struggle with something. Are some struggles invalid? Cass thinks so. Nessa is realizing that her struggles continually evolve with her. Dassa concludes the episode with a rant directed at Walmart and other giant corporations that are not taking the proper protection measures for their employees and customers in face of COVID 19. What's your #QuarantineRoutine? Let us know on social media @99percentanomaly. Music by Sarel (@sarel_official) and Jeff Pierre (@jeffpierremusic). Visit our website at 99percentanomalypodcast.com.
What's your MBTI Personality Type? Have you gotten mixed results? What's your understanding of those kinds of tests? Do you buy it? Have they helped you? In this episode, we talk about a fairly popular topic that we seem to love, classification. Personality tests generally help people develop a language and system around the patterns they've noticed within themselves, their decision-making, and their approach to the world. Here we talk about our own Myers-Briggs types, how we relate to it, how knowing it has helped or hindered us, and some of the resources we've used. The podcast we mentioned is Personality Hacker and you can reach them at personalityhacker.com. Listen for insight into a deeper and useful perspective of MBTI from Dassa, Cass's trouble and anxiety about identifying a type, and Nessa's acceptance story of her weirdness. What's your type? Share with us on social media @99percentanomaly. Music by Sarel (@sarel_official) and Jeff Pierre (@jeffpierremusic). Visit our website at 99percentanomalypodcast.com.
Helping you identify what harassment is. The topic is so much bigger than what we had the time to discuss but just sharing 2 to 3 examples of where it could happen and making sure you know it's never your fault.some tips: Clothes are not a risk factor. What someone is wearing is never an indication of anything other than their fashion choice.Uninvited touching and/or comments are never acceptable.
In this episode, Garvenchy Nicolas, author of the newly published book "Immigrants: America's Ghostwriters", sat down with us! Garvenchy grew up in the same town as us in Haiti, a little place called Cap-Haitien. And like us and many others, he experienced the feeling of immigrating from Haiti to the United States. And he joins us to tell his story.Buy his book: "Immigrants : America's Ghostwriters" https://www.amazon.com/dp/1693706245/ref=cm_sw_em_r_mt_dp_U_IVf8DbDF65VDP
On this episode, we have a fantastic conversation with the Haitian artist Paul Beaubrun. We dive into the life experiences that influenced his music — experiences such as growing up in the incredibly artistic Grammy nominated Boukman Eksperyans family, fleeing Haiti when he was a teenager due to political reasons, getting accustomed to American culture, and balancing life as a father and musician.UPCOMING SHOW!! Mercury Lounge- NYCNOV 7TH, 2019, 9:30 P.M.217 E Houston St, New York, NY 10002https://www.paulbeaubrun.com/
Is "Sharing is Caring" the new motto in relationships? When does the honeymoon phase end? Are second chances a thing? How do you even break up with people? This week we get into all this and more. We find out how Nessa got married, Dassa's sexcapades in a new city are put on blast, and Cass only lets you on this ride once, no backsies. Find us on social media @99percentanomaly to share your thoughts about this episode! Music by Jeff Pierre IG: @jeffpierremusic and Sarel IG: @sarel_official. Visit our website 99percentanomalypodcast.com .
In this episode, we have a great conversation with Sabrina Grandchamps Brockman, owner of the Haitian restaurant Grandchamps, located in Bed-Stuy, Brooklyn. Along with her husband, chef Shawn, they run this oasis of Haitian cuisine where people like us, can get a taste of Haiti and feel at home.She talks about her career path; the benefits of having a day job while running a business; the origin of Grandchamps; how she manages motherhood while having a professional career and running 2 restaurants; interracial marriage; And the surprising fact about her Chinese grandfather. Make Grandchamps your new favorite restaurant.197 Patchen Avenue, Brooklyn, NY 718-484-4880Wed-Sun: 11a - 10pMon & Tues: Closed http://www.grandchamps.nyc/https://www.instagram.com/grandchampsbk/
On this episode, we have an informative conversation about the importance of teaching Haitian Creole to our children, even if they don't live in Haiti. We're joined by Wynnie Lamour, founder of the Haitian Creole Language Institute (HCLI), and Darnelle Champagne, co-founder and director of Jaden Timoun. To learn Haitian Creole, visit:http://www.haitiancreoleinstitute.com/http://www.haitiancreoleinstitute.com/jadentimounlinks/
On this episode, we get up close and personal with Maritza Boudoir. She's a business owner and fashion image consultant. She owns Boudoir House Boutique in Cap Haitien, Haiti. And she also hosts youth and women empowerment events in Haiti.
On this episode we are joined by Roy and Steven Baboun. Roy is an artist and psychotherapist, who is working within the Haitian community. He's engaged in educating and raising awareness of mental health. Roy is also an openly gay man who is open to discussing the intersection of the gay community and the Haitian culture, and how they are evolving and clearing the stigmas. Steven Baboun, later introduced on the episode, is a Haitian artist, photographer and content creator. He initiated numerous art and photojournalism projects about Haitian culture.
On this episode, we remember some of our cherished childhood memories about Haiti. Join us as we take a walk down memory lane.
Special Guest- DJ Marley (8-Year-Old Sensation) joins us as we kick off #HaitianFlagDay Weekend.
Although Haiti has its own type of racism, we had no clue what to expect when we migrated to the US.
This week Rose Sime joins us to discuss the government shutdown and dating while Haitian.
Special Guest Sibyl Gray joins us as she discuss her cooking business and her opinions on our various topics. Topic: Should DNA test be mandatory before asking for child support?
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