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After the first Grand Slam Track meet in Kingston Jamaica, there were a few Racers who weren't crowed champions, but still had some strong performances that got a bit overlooked. Lets take a look at 4 of those athletes.-------------------------------Host: Anderson Emerole | ⁠⁠⁠⁠@emeroleanderson on TwitterSUPPORT THE PODCAST

2x Olympic Gold medalist Shelly-Ann Fraser-Pryce opened up her 2025 Season running a windy 10.94 (+3.1) in the 100m dash in Kingston Jamaica.What does this performance tell us about her potential this year in 2025?-------------------------------Host: Anderson Emerole | ⁠⁠⁠⁠@emeroleanderson on TwitterSUPPORT THE PODCAST

Send us a textbloodline franco X Brush1 the road marshal Live DJ Set from FRINALLY in Kingston Jamaica.Includes Throwback Reggae, Pop, Dancehall & Live Performances.Wayne MarshallBounty KillerWard 21LeftsideKid KurrupSupport the showFollow @brush1theroadmarshal on Instagram and tiktok for more music-related content. #brush1theroadmarshal #oneroadmarshal #shoproadmarshal

Tonight's Jazz Feature is the American debut album of Alphonso Son "Dizzy" Reece. Dizzy was a very distinctive and creative trumpeter/composer. He was born in Kingston Jamaica on January 5,1931 and has resided in New York since 1959. Although now inactive as a musician, he is still alive and well. This album although recorded in London was the the first American album by Reece and was on Blue Note Records and called "Blues In Trinity" Dizzy leads on trumpet with the great Tubby Hayes on tenor saxophone, Terry Shannon on piano and Canadian Lloyd Thompson on bass and Arthur Taylor on drums. They are on 3 tunes then Donald Byrd, the fine American trumpeter is added on the rest. Both Byrd and Taylor were touring Europe and England during the time this date was recorded on August 24,1958. With the exception of two standard tune ballads the rest of the 6 tunes are compositions of Dizzy Reece. This album marked his migration to New York and a long productive career. Make no mistake, Dizzy Reece was a major trumpeter. Enjoy his music tonight on our Jazz Feature.

“What made me sign on is just how it was pitched: the fastest people in the world. There's not many leagues that sign you on as contracted racers. That's new. And I like to be a part of change.” Grand Slam Track has confirmed that Kingston, Jamaica will be one of four cities that will play host to the action in the professional track league's inaugural season. In 2025, the first slam will be held at the national stadium at Independence Park on April 4th, 5th and 6th. Back in June when the league was first announced, Los Angeles was one of the four cities that was announced, but Kingston is the first city confirmed with dates. This is the same stadium that hosts the Racers Grand Prix and the same stadium that is packed for five days when it hosts the ISSA/Grace Kennedy Boys and Girls Championships in March. Grand Slam Track's events will take place over three days with athletes racing twice. Athletes will receive points for their finishing position in each race and then the athlete with the highest points total after both events will win the slam and the $100,000 grand prize. So what does this mean for the league? Grand Slam Track will have a host city where the Diamond League has not tapped into with one of the most devout track and field fan populations in the world. The fandom around the sprints is a national tradition from the high school to the Olympic level and the league has already invested in Jamaican talent with three Jamaican racers in Roshawn Clark, who will contest the 400m and 400m hurdles; Ackera Nugent, who will run the 100m and 100m hurdles; and Rushell Clayton, who will run the 400m and 400m hurdles. So to get excited about the league and the first slam in Jamaica, we caught up with two-time world championship medalist Rushell Clayton at the Grand Slam Track Racer Summit in Los Angeles. Host: Chris Chavez | ⁠@chris_j_chavez on Instagram Guest: Rushell Clayton | @rushellclayton on Instagram Time stamps: 6:04 - Excitement for racing in Kingsport for GST 8:06 - Why she decided to sign on with GST 9:32 - When the 400m hurdles event rose to a new level  10:27 - What led to her 5th place finish at the Paris Olympics 12:30 - Chasing after a new 400m PB 13:05 - Thoughts on her competitors  14:21 - Goals for 2025 SUPPORT OUR SPONSORS WAHOO: KICKR RUN - a new revolutionary treadmill offering the freedom and form of outdoor running at home, from Wahoo Fitness. Run hands-free and focus solely on the joy of running with the innovative RunFree Mode - which adjusts to your stride and pace automatically. For the first time runners can now fully benefit from indoor training apps such as Zwift Run and the Wahoo app for an immersive training experience that delivers unmatched realism and results. Learn more at WahooFitness.com OLIPOP: For the past year, we've redefined Olipop as more than just a healthy drink known for its gut microbiome with a low sugar content and a much better alternative to regular soda. You know there are more than 16 flavors, including classic root beer, cherry cola, and lemon-lime. You know it as The Runner's Soda. ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠Get 25% off your orders by using code CITIUS25 at drinkolipop.com⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠.

Jimmy Conrad and Charlie Davies look ahead to Thursday's Concacaf Nations League quarterfinal first leg clash against Jamaica. Mauricio Pochettino revealed his decision to not call up Tyler Adams and his attempts to bring the New Jersey native to Chelsea (05:38). Do Tim Ream and Yunus Musah fit the bill as deputy fullbacks (12:20)? Leon Bailey is back for the Reggae Boyz (20:50). The production staff's projected USMNT XI gets torn to shreds (24:14). The guys read out YOUR comments and questions about Lennard Maloney's shortcomings, Brandon Vázquez's strengths, Tim Weah replacements and Cole Campbell (36:02). Plus, Pochettino is taking a hard-nosed approach to recruiting dual nationals (46:55). Call It What You Want is available for free on the Audacy app as well as Apple Podcasts, Spotify and wherever else you listen to podcasts.  Follow the Call It What You Want team on X: @JimmyConrad, @CharlieDavies9, @TMeola1 Visit the betting arena on CBSSports.com for all the latest in sportsbook reviews and sportsbook promos for betting on soccer. For more soccer coverage from CBS Sports, visit https://www.cbssports.com/soccer/ To hear more from the CBS Sports Podcast Network, visit https://www.cbssports.com/podcasts/ You can also watch Call It What You Want on the CBS Sports Golazo Network for free on connected TVs and mobile devices through the CBS Sports app, Pluto TV, and on CBSSports.com as well as Paramount+. Watch UEFA Champions League, UEFA Europa League, UEFA Europa Conference League, EFL, Serie A, Coppa Italia, CONCACAF Nations League, NWSL, Scottish Premiership, Brasileiro, Argentine Primera División, AFC Champion League by subscribing to Paramount+ Sign up to the Golazo newsletter, your ultimate guide to the Beautiful Game as our experts take you beyond the pitch and around the globe with news that matters. To learn more about listener data and our privacy practices visit: https://www.audacyinc.com/privacy-policy Learn more about your ad choices. Visit https://podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Hailing from the vibrant streets of Kingston, Jamaica, Keen Prodigy is a dynamic force in the world of dancehall. Born and raised in the heart of Jamaica's cultural capital, the prodigy was immersed in the rich rhythms and pulsating beats of the island's music scene from a young age. Growing up surrounded by the sounds of legendary dancehall artists, which ignited a lifelong passion for the genre. From the early days of honing his craft in local dancehall and community events, it was clear that Keen Prodigy possessed a unique energy and raw talent that set him apart. With a distinctive style that fuses traditional dancehall with fresh, contemporary elements, Keen Prodigy has quickly made a name for himself in the industry. His music is a celebration of Jamaican culture, blending infectious rhythms with powerful lyrics that resonate with audiences worldwide. Not just a performer, Keen Prodigy is also a storyteller, using his songs to reflect on life in Kingston, the struggles and triumphs of the Jamaican people, and the universal themes of love, resilience, and joy. His performances are renowned for its high energy, captivating choreography, and an undeniable connection with the crowd. As Keen Prodigy continues to rise, he remains dedicated to pushing the boundaries of dancehall music while staying true to his roots. With each new release, he brings a fresh perspective to the genre, honoring the past while paving the way for the future of dancehall.

In dieser Radioreise nimmt Sie Alexander Tauscher mit nach Kingston. Freuen Sie sich auf einen heißen Rundgang durch die Hauptstadt von Jamaika. Die Sendung steht natürlich im Zeichen von Reggae und Bob Marley, aber wir bieten viel mehr. Jasmin Wilson vom gemeinnützigen Verein Kingston Creative führt uns auf einer Water Lane Tour entlang von beeindruckenden Wandmalereien, die die Geschichte Jamaikas darstellen. Wir lernen dabei viel über verschiedene Stilrichtungen der Musik wie zum Beispiel Ska. Und natürlich geht es um die Ikone dieser Insel, dessen "One Love" eine Hymne geworden ist. Eine neue Heimat für die Kreativen und für die Künstler dieser Stadt zeigt uns Teische Shirley, die ebenfalls für Kingston Creative arbeitet. Dabei besuchen wir sie in ihrem Podcast-Studio. Unterwegs erzählt uns Michael aus Kingston von seiner Jugend in dieser Stadt auf der Südost-Seite der Insel und gibt Tipps für das Nightlife of Jamaica. Im völligen Kontrast dazu erleben wir den Park vor dem Devone House. Durch das Kulturerbe führt uns Rikawla Wassel und zeigt damit, wie das Luxusleben am Ende des 19. Jahrhunderts aussah. Denn wir sind am Anwesen von George Stiebel, der Jamaikas erster schwarzer Millionär war. Die Sendung garnieren wir mit dem Sound of Jamaica, mit den Stimmen dieser Insel in der Karibik. Dazu gehört natürlich auch der Song von Kingston Town von UB 40. Viel Spaß!

 In this episode of the Stories to Create Podcast, host Cornell Bunting chats with Zale Young, an up-and-coming reggae artist based in California, striving to break into the music industry with his unique and diverse style. Zale shares his journey of growing up in Kingston with his mother, surrounded by the Rastafarian community in the early 2000s. He discusses the challenges of adjusting to life with a stepfather he never fully connected with, seeing his biological father only occasionally, and his determination to excel in school as a path to a better future. Zale talks about moving to the United States for college after high school in Jamaica, taking a break to pursue his music career, joining a band that gave him a chance to perform at various shows, and ultimately realizing the importance of finishing his education while finding ways to support his goal of becoming a solo artist. The conversation also discusses current topics, social justice issues, and more. Tune in to hear this compelling discussion unfold.  Support the Show.Thank you for tuning in with EHAS CLUB - Stories to Create Podcast

Welcome the great guitarist/singer/songwriter/producer PAPA MALI! Based in NOLA for the past dozen years, Papa Mali is a certified rock n' roll troubadour, having lived several musical lives in numerous locales across the past half-century. An artist for art's sake and rad to the core, Malcolm is an old-school bluesman, reggae devotee, soul/R&B aficionado - he's at home with funk, folk, and gutbucket piano joints too. The man is a living breathing chameleonic musicologist in our midst. A conversation brimming with detailed ruminations and colorful pointifications. In addition to the Crescent City, Papa Mali reflects on nascent days soaking up culture in his Shreveport childhood, before wandering onward to Little Rock, Kingston Jamaica, Austin, and eventually New Orleans, with a plethora of potent points between. The lifelong soundtrack to these travels, trials, and tribulations is a terrifically-tasty gumbo on the transistor radio station. Episode 070 starts with a short message from your host, a moment of reflection and prayer for peace. Followed by a brief tribute to the dearly departed NOLA drummer/icon RUSSELL BATISTE JR. Papa Mali begins our conversation with a lengthy, touching tribute to fallen friend and collaborator, an Austin legend, bassist BRAD HOUSER. 3:15 - a word from our sponsor iamavl 6:00 - a brief acknowledgement of current events 9:30 - The Upful Update 16:00 - Celebrating the life of Russell Batiste Jr. 21:30 - Russell Batiste Jr. talks about Frenchy 23:15 - introducing PAPA MALI  27:15 - INTERVIEW w/ Papa Mali (108 mins) 2:15:30 - afterglow & Vibe Junkie JAM Please check out our sponsor IAMAVL Papa Mali interview topics include: Remembering Brad Houser, discovering/absorbing music as a kid, Howlin' Wolf, Rolling Stones, Johnny Slim Campbell, a wide-eyed, shape-shifting 1977 sojourn to Kingston, Jamaica at the apex of political gangland warring, getting adopted by rastas in the bush, moving to Austin, acclaimed American reggae band Killer Bees, the death of co-founder Michael E. Johnson, coming back to reggae decades later with NOLA's Shantytown Underground, the connection between reggae/rocksteady and New Orleans R&B/soul, meeting/dosing with Bill Kreutzman of the Grateful Dead at Oregon Country Fair, embarking on 7 Walkers with Billy, George Porter Jr., and Matt Hubbard, writing with Robert Hunter, moving to NOLA and creating Music Is Love album, Reverend Goat Carson, making two LPs with Dan Prothero and Fog City Records, Papa Mali the record producer, and more!   Vibe Junkie JAM  “Flouride” Critters Buggin' (1998)   ECHT! Live mini-set 2023 Stanton Moore and Adam Deitch talk Russell Batiste Jr.   EMAIL the SHOW PLEASE LEAVE A REVIEW on Apple Podcasts Listen on Spotify Theme Song: "Mazel Tov"- CALVIN VALENTINE

On this episode of Sapo Studios Scratch Track Saturdays, the Sapo gang sits down with Evaflow Skystarter! Building his career from the ground up, risking it all performing at any venue that would take him in Kingston Jamaica, Evaflow has an interesting story and an inspirational attitude. You're not gonna want to miss this one!

Nicole Haynes from @nicolestraveltips is a wife, soccer mom to 2 teenagers, marathon runner, and midddle and high school math teacher. Born and raised in Kingston Jamaica, she moved to the US when she was 20 years old. A few years back she used to extreme coupon, which was her gateway into points and miles. In this episode, Nicole and I dive into her family's recent trip to Germany, including what they flew, where they stayed, how much it all cost, and how they earned the points. We also cover some of my recent trip to Germany where my husband and I experienced our first ever first class flight on Singapore Suites from Frankfurt to JFK. If you are looking to level up your travel experiences with perks like airport lounge access for your whole family, top tier rental car status, and a $300 travel credit each year, make sure you check out the Capital One Venture X, which is rapidly growing in popularity as one of the most popular cards for families who like to travel using points and miles. Remember, if you decide to apply for the Venture X or any other card, never apply directly through Google – always use a friend or creator's referral link. If you are interested in supporting this show when you apply for your next card, check out geobreezetravel.com/cards and if you're not sure what card is right for you, I offer free credit card consultations at geobreezetravel.com/consultations ! And we have the links to the Venture X and the free consultation form for you in the show notes as well. And now, on with the show! Venture X: https://milevalue.com/creditcards/venture-x/?aff=gbt Waitlist for The Points Accelerator: https://www.geobreezetravel.com/waitlist You can find Nicole at: Instagram: www.instagram.com/nicolestraveltips You can find Julia at: Free Course: https://www.geobreezetravel.com/freecourse Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/geobreezetravel Credit card links: https://www.geobreezetravel.com/cards Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/geobreezetravel Sign up for the newsletter and get exclusive access to sign up for free coaching calls: https://www.geobreezetravel.com/free-coaching Geobreeze Travel is part of an affiliate sales network and receives compensation for sending traffic to partner sites, such as milevalue .com. This compensation may impact how and where links appear on this site. This site does not include all financial companies or all available financial offers. Terms apply to American Express benefits and offers. Enrollment may be required for select American Express benefits and offers. Visit americanexpress .com to learn more. 

Wellness Wahala Warriors how you Dey o! Welcome to Black African History Month which we celebrate all the time but this month is marked around the world

#brush1theroadmarshal #brush1radio #brush1podcastthis live audio was recorded at the " daybreak " event in December 2022 in Kingston Jamaica. Remember toShare, Like and subscribe. You can also Follow BRUSH1 THE ROAD MARSHAL ON INSTAGRAM @brush1theroadmarshal & FRANCO @bloodlinefranco Feel free to share your views with us by using the hashtag #brush1Radio #brush1podcastReferral Link: https://www.buzzsprout.com/?referrer_id=1518841Paypal: https://www.paypal.me/roadmarshal#brush1chromatic #brush1theroadmarshalSupport the show

WHAT DOES “FILTHY RICH” MEAN? According to Nicki Krawczyk IT MEANS HAVING A JOB YOU LOVE, BEING GOOD AT WHAT YOU DO…AND MAKING GREAT MONEY DOING IT! Nicki Krawczyk is a copywriter with 15+ years of experience, writing for multi-billion-dollar companies, solopreneurs, and every size business in between. She also coaches people to become professional copywriters and build thriving careers of their own via her website, www.FilthyRichWriter.com, and her Comprehensive Copywriting Academy. This is a great listen for career women in all fields but especially a treat for copywriters who want to better command their worth. About the Host Sophia Bryan is the Managing Attorney at The Law Boss Firm based in Kingston Jamaica. She has 10 years of cumulative experience working as Legal Professional; Business Consultant; Community Leader and as a Public Policy Researcher and Consultant. She has played key roles in the execution of many real estate deals for prominent Real Estate Developers in Jamaica. She has personally trained over 100 Commonwealth Nationals on business start up strategies and delivered corporate support services related to company incorporation and tax compliance. Ms. Bryan is also a Financial Advisor with a mission to support Professionals, Entrepreneurs & Investors with creating high level brands that are based on integrity and guided by strategy from the start. She supports her clients to become aware of how to use the law as a vehicle to build and protect their legacy. She specializes in Estate Planning which at her Law Firm encompasses Real Estate, Probate, Corporate Governance, Wills and Trusts. Become a Production Partner Buy Sophia a coffee: https://www.buymeacoffee.com/Sophiabryan Venmo: https://venmo.com/Sophiabryanlaw Leave a review on Apple Podcast: https://podcasts.apple.com/jm/podcast/driven-woman-podcast/id1478326287 Follow the show on Social Media: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/drivenwomanpodcast/ Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/sophiabryanja/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/drivenwomanshow

David Scott, curator of the Kingston Biennial in Kingston Jamaica is our guest this week. We discuss producing work in the global south and the importance of such work.

As an entrepreneur, business owner, and financial advisor for the past 20 years, Hilary Hendershott intimately understands the financial challenges you may be facing. Ironically, her own story includes some embarrassing money mistakes, but also, financial success after rewiring how her brain saw money. That realization created a new way of talking about and imaging money. She saw a way to serve women who felt left out of wealth conversations. Please prepare to take copious notes in this value packed conversation. About the Host Sophia Bryan, Esq. is the Managing Attorney at The Law Boss Firm based in Kingston Jamaica. She has 10 years of cumulative experience working as Legal Professional; Business Consultant; Community Leader and as a Public Policy Researcher and Consultant. She has played key roles in the execution of many real estate deals for prominent Real Estate Developers in Jamaica. She has personally trained over 100 Commonwealth Nationals on business start up strategies and delivered corporate support services related to company incorporation and tax compliance. Ms. Bryan is also a Financial Advisor with a mission to support Professionals, Entrepreneurs & Investors with creating high level brands that are based on integrity and guided by strategy from the start. She supports her clients to become aware of how to use the law as a vehicle to build and protect their legacy. She specializes in Estate Planning which at her Law Firm encompasses Real Estate, Probate, Corporate Governance, Wills and Trusts. Become a Production Partner Buy Sophia a coffee: https://www.buymeacoffee.com/Sophiabryan Venmo: https://venmo.com/Sophiabryanlaw Leave a review on Apple Podcast: https://podcasts.apple.com/jm/podcast/driven-woman-podcast/id1478326287 Connect with Sophia on Social Media: Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/sophiabryanja Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/drivenwomanpodcast/ Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/sophiabryanja/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/drivenwomanshow Pinterest: https://www.pinterest.com/sophiabryanlaw/

This episode is part of our Foundational Series. This is the first of two shows answering the guiding question of “The Nature of the Beast: What are international schools?”. We discuss the history of and different types of international schools. This episode includes an interview with Anthony Morgan, one of the original employees of the American International School of Kingston (Jamaica).This episode was recorded on July 2, 2022.Remember to access our Educators Going Global website for more information or to subscribe to our newsletter!Email us with comments or suggestions at educatorsgoingglobal@gmail.com Follow us on Facebook, Instagram or YouTube.Music: YouTube. (2022). Acoustic Guitar | Folk | No copyright | 2022❤️. YouTube. Retrieved October 11, 2022, from https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YOEmg_6i7jA.

#brush1theroadmarshal #brush1radio #brush1podcastthis live audio was recorded at the event "baddish" that took place on hero's Friday 2022 in Kingston Jamaica. Remember toShare, Like and subscribe. You can also Follow BRUSH1 THE ROAD MARSHAL ON INSTAGRAM @brush1theroadmarshal & FRANCO @bloodlinefranco Feel free to share your views with us by using the hashtag #brush1Radio #brush1podcastReferral Link: https://www.buzzsprout.com/?referrer_id=1518841Paypal: https://www.paypal.me/roadmarshal#brush1chromatic #brush1theroadmarshalSupport the show

Kere Berry of New Era Entertainment returns to the Sunsplash Mix to recap with our audience about the 2022 staging of New Rules Festival, Kingston Jamaica. Running a festival is tedious and rewarding, so we love to hear the in/outs from this talented businesswoman.

Kere Berry of New Era Entertainment returns to the Sunsplash Mix to recap with our audience about the 2022 staging of New Rules Festival, Kingston Jamaica. Running a festival is tedious and rewarding, so we love to hear the in/outs from this talented businesswoman.

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We had the pleasure of interviewing Brooke Annibale over Zoom video.Montego Bay, Jamaica raised vocalist, songwriter and producer Hezron Clarke released his album, M.O.A.M. (Man on a Mission), via Tad's Record (Ernie Ranglin, Tanya Stephens). Recorded in Reggae's birthplace, Kingston Jamaica, M.O.A.M. features some of Jamaica's greatest musicians including Dean Fraser (saxophone), Kirk “Kirkle Dove” Bennett (drums), Donald “Danny Bassie” Dennis (bass), Mitchum Khan (guitar), Carol “Bowie” McLaughlin (keyboards) and Robbie Lyn (keyboards). On a lyrical front, the album embodies feel-good vibes with motivational and inspirational concepts that encourage patience and resilience. With inspiration from classic soul artists such as Luther Vandross, Otis Redding and Sam Cooke, to 90's favorites KC and Jojo and Dave Hollister to iconic Jamaican singers Beres Hammond and Dennis Brown, Hezron has embodied his own classic vocal and musical style while taking notes from some of the greats. Hezron released his debut album The Life I Live(d) on Tad's Record in 2015. His return to the label with M.O.A.M. unites two established Jamaican brands, each committed to proving that quality reggae with the potential for widespread global appeal is still being made in the music's birthplace. Although many younger Jamaican artists embrace trap and hip-hop over indigenous reggae and dancehall, a stark contrast to the proliferation of young American reggae bands, especially in California, Tad's Record founder Tad Dawkins is determined to see Jamaican reggae restored to prominence internationally. It's an objective he firmly believes will be fulfilled with the release of M.O.A.M. We want to hear from you! Please email Tera@BringinitBackwards.com. www.BringinitBackwards.com #podcast #interview #bringinbackpod #HezronClarke #MOAM #ManOnAMission #NewMusic #zoom Listen & Subscribe to BiB https://www.bringinitbackwards.com/follow/ Follow our podcast on Instagram and Twitter! https://www.facebook.com/groups/bringinbackpod

The podcast makes its sixth trip to the national office. UIAAA Connection #87 Sherrice Dubose – Development, Marketing and Public Relations Manager- NIAAA office is now available. Sherrice shares her journey that began in Kingston Jamaica and took her to South Carolina, Nashville and then on to Austin Peay and Western Kentucky Universities. Hired in 2016, Sherrice has the NIAAA on the cutting edge with sponsors. Please Listen, Learn and Share! You can subscribe to UIAAA TV on YouTube!

Listen to this awesome track from Jason Mighty Gospel artist from Kingston Jamaica and stay tuned for this featured interview Saturday August 13, 2022 at 6pm Eastern.

Listen to this awesome track from Jason Mighty Gospel artist from Kingston Jamaica and stay tuned for this featured interview Saturday August 13, 2022 at 6pm Eastern.

Listen to this awesome track from Jason Mighty Gospel artist from Kingston Jamaica and stay tuned for this featured interview Saturday August 13, 2022 at 6pm Eastern.

Tarotkortleken "Waite Smith", även känd som Rider Waite (jag förklarar i det här avsnittet varför den inte ska kallas för “rider waite”!!) har sålts i över 100 miljoner kopior, motiven finns på t-shirts, kepsar och tatuerade på folks kroppar. Alla tusentals kortlekar som finns idag utgår från dess symbolik. Kortleken är kort sagt världskänd, det är dock inte kvinnan bakom korten. Waite Smith målades av konstnären Pamela Colman Smith, även känd som "Pixie". Hon skapade kortleken tillsammans med mystikern Arthur Edward Waite men hennes namn har i många år utelämnats ur både kortens namn och historien om dem.På senare år har intresset för vem Pamela var ökat och jag vill med detta avsnitt dela historien om henne med er. Pamela Colman Smith var hyllad illustratör, konstnär och kostymör och hon levde ett spännande liv i Kingston Jamaica, New York och London. Hon var omtalat medial och målade till musik. Hon var också initierad i det ockulta sällskapet The Hermetic Order of the Golden Dawn där hon träffade Waite och skapade tarotkortleken.Det blir ett avsnitt om tarot, konst, symbolism, London, en minihäst som heter Grok, älvor, trenddrinken nr 1 bland ockultister mmOm Häxtimmens sommarspecialHäxbränningar, trolldomsanklagelser och utanförskap. Häxan har genom historien varit utskälld och jagad. Idag ser vi en ockult trend, häxan har blivit en symbol för styrka, kraft, motstånd, både privatpersoner och kommersiella förteg intresserar sig för tarotkort, astrologi och magi. Hur hamnade vi här? För ett sekel sedan innebar förutsägelser och trolldom fängelsestraff och böter. I Häxtimmens sommarspecial lyfter Ebba några av de kvinnor som varit pionjärer inom den ockulta världen och som på sikt gjort det möjligt för oss att vara så fria i vår andlighet som vi är idag. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

My Very Special Guests today are killing it on the NEW hit show on NBC "Dancing With Myself" Lily Kate and Nick Gray! Taking the social media dance craze to a new level, NBC has joined forces with international superstar Shakira on the exciting dance-challenge series "Dancing With Myself."

With more than 300 million followers, 80 million records sold worldwide and multiple Grammy Awards, music and dance icon Shakira broke the internet in 2021 with her own viral dance, "Girl Like Me." Motivated by her passion and love for dance and the proliferation of dance challenges that have taken the world by storm, "Dancing With Myself," from Irwin Entertainment, is the ultimate family-friendly, high-spirited competition that brings out the performer in all of us.

Every week, a new group of fun-loving dancers from all walks of life and of all ages compete in a series of high-energy dance challenges that are designed and demonstrated by the show's celebrity creators Shakira, Nick Jonas, Liza Koshy and host Camille Kostek. So…Isolated in their own pods, contestants have a short time to learn the new routines, add their unique flair and then perform their hearts out in front of a live audience. About Lily Kate: Lily grew up in North Dakota until she moved to Las Vegas to pursue her love of dance. For as long as Lily can remember she loved to move and dance. She has a unilateral hearing loss; Lily was born deaf in her left ear, but she always felt a connection to the music being played while dancing. Her mother Laura is a dance teacher and helped Lily pursue her passion since she was a toddler. When they moved to Las Vegas 4 years ago where she joined the Prodigy Dance Crew to continue her growth as a dancer. Being in Vegas and in close proximity to LA has provided Lily so many wonderful opportunities like performing in a music video for Blink-182, appearing in the web series “Chicken Girls” by Brat tv, and being part of the full-tilt dance crew for the Las Vegas Aces. Having recently participated in the new competition show "Dancing With Myself" she won the episode as Ultimate Pod Star which was so exciting! About Nick Gray: Nick's I from Miami, Florida and his entire family is from Kingston Jamaica 

Chad Rubin Feels” is the new LP from singer-songwriter producer ‘Chad Rubin'. Feels is a full length album comprised of 13 songs chosen from a grip of songs written and recorded in quarantine. The songs (including the b-side singles) are thematic in a sense dealing with adversity while overcoming some of the hardships in life, love and the pursuit of enrichment. Drawn from real life experiences and observations, Chad talks about being “just another” lover to someone, one's own “sanity”, drive to accomplish one's dreams and the roller coaster of loving someone, or as Chad puts it, being “lost in the jungle” with someone. Chad Rubin was born and raise in Scottsdale, Arizona. His love for music started young in a musical family, listening and singing, playing guitar, piano and drums to bands such as Blink, Sublime and the Chili Peppers. He started writing his own music after being introduced to artists such as Petty, Jack Johnson and most prominently, Jason Mraz. Ricky Dan Ricky Dan is anartist that was born in Kingston Jamaica but currently live in Frankfurt Germany music is his life. Parker Gandy Parker Gandy is an actor and musician based in New York City making RnB and Hip-Hop. He's been making music for five years starting out doing performances in Huntsville, Alabama and the surrounding area. He stated taking over New York just around two years ago.

Shaquille Smith is originally from Kingston Jamaica. He enjoyed writing stories and art but the economy was terrible there, and the chances of being a successful writer were slim to none especially how hard it is already.He left Jamaica for the US at 17 and after about 8 years, he found himself loving what he couldn't achieve when he was younger. He finally self-published his first comic book last year and has been gaining a small following on his narrated short stories on YouTube.Shaquille's goal is to create an animated series, video games, and live-action movies. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Multi Genre LIVE mix from DJ Richie R.A.S. at Ribbiz Ultra Lounge in Kingston Jamaica on Wednesday May 18, 2022. Hits from the 80's - 2000's

Hey PodHeads! Happy Friday! In this episode we discuss the RICO charges briefly with YSL rap group and members involved. SPOILER ALERT We review Dr. Strange Multiverse of Madness. The Pod attempted to have weed delivered from a NJ weed delivery service. Memory unlocked Phoenix pole vaulting on the track team in High School. Employees in Montego Bay and Kingston Jamaica on strike for equal pay. Future - Wait for you Music Video review. New Music from Ella Mai - Heart on My Sleeve. New Music from Bad Bunny - Un Verano Sin Ti. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/degreescouchchron/support

Today's episode will encourage you to breakthrough insecurities and limiting beliefs, overcome obstacles and turn your mess into a powerful message!   My guest today is Crystal Daye, founder of DayeLight Publishers, has a beautiful testimony of the redeeming power of Christ. Crystal was born in Kingston Jamaica. After living a life of partying, poverty, promiscuity, being abused and struggling with feelings of inadequacy, she encountered Jesus Christ and found true purpose. Now she is passionate about empowering women to deepen their intimacy with God, discover their identity and use their own message to impact lives. She is a best selling author, international speaker and successful entrepreneur. Crystal Daye is an Award Winning Author, International Speaker, Christian Business Coach, & COO of DayeLight Publishers.   If you or anyone you know struggles with insecurity, low self worth, a lack mindset, sin, shame…really ANYTHING that is holding you back from living the life God created for you then you are going to want to take notes on today's episode and share it with others!   To connect with Crytsaly, visit:  https://crystaldaye.com Podcast: Diary Of A Jesus Girl Podcast IG and FB: @crystalsdaye YouTube: Listen to her testimony in 5 mins here at youtube.com/watch?v=vF3zchyNwm0   Connect with Lori: https://loriksnyder.com IG & FB: @lorikaysnyder

DJ Richie R.A.S. alongside DJ Lank (Code Red Sound) live audio from Janga's Soundbar in Kingston Jamaica, Friday March 11, 2022

Welcome to the Football Outside the Box Podcast! What the hell is this podcast? - The Football Outside The Box podcast is hosted by a Manchester United supporter Wonseok Lim and an Arsenal fanatic, Noah Seaga, who are above all avid football fans. As they discuss football from a broadened perspective, introducing new and unorthodox ideas, they explore the future of football and its advancement opportunities. Who are these guys anyway? - Noah Seaga, from Kingston Jamaica, has grown up watching football his whole life with a special affection towards Arsenal F.C. He became an Arsenal fan through the influence of family members also being Arsenal fans but also his idolization for Thierry Henry. “I remember when I played FIFA for the first time and I saw Arsenal as the first team that showed up as an option and I thought ‘this is my team'”. - Wonseok Lim, originally from South Korea, grew up idolizing Park Ji-Sung of Manchester United, in a way kids nowadays grow up idolizing Heung-Min Son of Tottenham Hotspur. Naturally, watching every Man United game, he developed a love for the club itself. Even after Park's departure from the club in 2012 he found himself supporting the team, and that's when he realized that he will forever be a Red Devil. Ok, So how do they know each other? - Wonseok and Noah eventually met each other at a boarding school in the United States where they realized their shared passion for football and their commonalities in their ways of thinking outside the box. Since then, they have always discussed football from all angles whether it be the mainstream topics that are discussed in traditional and modern day media but also topics that don't typically get discussed. - "A Humble Resumé, with a lot to say” What are they trying to get out of this? - Today, the two have come together with a goal to create a safe space for all sorts of thought-provoking and engaging football discussion as they look at all possible avenues and break down ideas and suggestions of all kinds so that we can make the football world better. - What if football had unlimited subs? What if football had an orange card, between yellow and red cards? These are the types of discussions they intend on sparking up while analyzing all of the possible outcomes with its pros and cons. - Our discussions might not always necessarily come to a final conclusion, rather, our aim is to open the minds of football fans by bringing these discussions into focus. Join the group to discuss and preview the weekend's PL actions, as well as the advancement topics to improve the game of football! Don't forget to like our Facebook page at: https://www.facebook.com/fotbpod

The Merrimack Black is a limited edition hot sauce made with hand-crafted beer vinegar, roasted of wood fire ingredients, black garlic and the chocolate scorpion pepper. This black hot sauce from Craic Sauce was made in collaboration with F-Word Farm, Andre K Mills and Navigation Brewery Co in Lowell, MA. Brian interviews the three different collaborators and shares his own insights on getting pushed out of our comfort zone with this collab project. The first interview guest is Emily of F-Word Farm in Dracut, MA. Emily Makrez is a food, farm, foraging and fermenting enthusiast. Her interest in food took her to Seattle to study nutrition at Bastyr University, but a love of New England brought her back home to a farm with two dogs, a cat and a whole bunch of chickens. And peppers, and koji, and vinegar, and more f-word things! Follow F-Word Farm @fwordfarm PJ Mercier is the co-owner of Navigation Brewing C0 which was started 8 years ago on St. Patrick's Day. Navigation Brewery Co is located in Lowell, MA and has a wide offering of fresh & delectable handcrafted ales. Follow @navigationbrewingco Andre K Mills is a illustrator with a studio at Western Ave Studios in Lowell, MA. Born in Kingston Jamaica. Studied Art at Northern Essex Community College and University of Lowell. Most of his work is digital today. Andre likes to people watch and view my surroundings, to see what story he can tell. Andre made the illustration for the label. Check out his work in person during Open Studios in Lowell or online on his website: https://www.andrekmills.com/ Follow @andre_mills_art Music is brought to you by THE PARTY BAND! Lowell! Homegrown, unadulterated, unplugged FUN. Their goal is to bring people together through the joys of quality music in a way that is accessible to everyone. Originating in Lowell, MA, The Party Band has traveled the country blasting brass for fun, festivals, community events, schools, weddings, protests, and nightclub shows. The band plays a mix of original music inspired by sounds of Planet Earth. Follow @ https://partybandlowell.bandcamp.com/ 100% of the proceeds from this hot sauce will go to the Jack Kerouac Foundation to support the arts in our community https://jackkerouacfoundation.org/ This hot sauce will be temporarily available before it sells out. Visit the Craft Hot Sauce Shop to purchase: https://crafthotsauce.com/products/craic-sauce-collection Thoughts on the pod? Leave us a review and visit our website crafthotsauce.com

Mashup Reggae Co. Presents: Feature Friday Podcast with Host Kana Kiehm. Discover more of the artists we spin on Mashup Reggae Radio by listening to our weekly Podcast. Every Friday we showcase a different artist or producer by spinning tunes from their catalog as well as exclusive interviews! Mashup Reggae Radio streaming LIVE 24/7 commercial FREE @ www.mashupreggae.com, LIVE365 app, TUNEIN and Apple Music!This week we feature AV&NTE!BIG thank to our sponsor Dad's Elixir!Shop at www.DadsElixir.com@dadselixirAv&nte whose given name is Owayne McCaulsky, was born in Kingston Jamaica. He grew up in a small community called King Weston in the parish of St. Andrew where he attended the Oberlin High School. During his high school years he was a lead singer for the school's choir in the TVJ's All Together Sing competition, after which the love that he constantly displayed for music caught the attention of the Bank of Nova Scotia foundation and he was awarded a scholarship offer to study Music Education at the Edna Manley College of The Visual and Performing Arts.Av&nte has been involved in music consistently for over 14 years and have graced a wide variety of major platforms both locally and internationally. Such as, The Culturama Festival in Coral Spring, Florida (2010), Jamaica Jazz and Blues Festival (2012 & 2014), Tarrus Riley and Friends Christmas Concert (2010, 2012 and most recently 2019), GungoWalk Alternative Arts Festival (2016), Summer Sizzle Festival (2018), Reggae Sumfest (2019) just to name a few. Additionally, AV&NTE made his debut on the most recent staging of Popcaan's Unruly Festival with a spectacular performance at Good Year Oval in St. Thomas, Jamaica in December of 2019.

This week we were joined by transformation coach and holistic nutritionist Anita Nosworthy. Born in Kingston Jamaica and moving to Toronto Canada at the age of 5, Anita was introduced to a new culture that took some time to get used to, specifically with the type of foods she was eating. She speaks on the several health benefits that can come from proper exercise and diet, as well as sharing how her experience as a kinesiologist inspired her to create her own business, and gives some tips for a healthy life.  Please follow us on social media @zakaconnect, check out our podcast, Zaka, on your favorite podcast provider and share zakaconnect.com with your networks.

A super eventful 8th round of CONCACAF World Cup qualifiers give us a new leader at the top of the table to finish out 2021 as Canada bests Mexico 2-1 on a frigid night in Edmonton to get 16 points. The game had drama from the 1st minute until the 95th minute and so much happening in-between too. Elsewhere, the United States Men's National team only manage a draw at The Office in Kingston Jamaica as once again some Michail Antonio magic helps the Reggae Boyz pick up another point, as the USA suffers yet another lackluster showing away from home. Considering the US have more away games left than home games, is there a way to solve this problem? Sean Garmer and Erik Watkins go through the talking points and performances from both of the big games on the night. Plus, a customary trip around CONCACAF sees things get even tighter at the top and another squad creates a small window of distance from the other squads at the bottom. There's plenty to talk about as it is past the halfway point in CONCACAF World Cup Qualifying.

A super eventful 8th round of CONCACAF World Cup qualifiers give us a new leader at the top of the table to finish out 2021 as Canada bests Mexico 2-1 on a frigid night in Edmonton to get 16 points. The game had drama from the 1st minute until the 95th minute and so much happening in-between too. Elsewhere, the United States Men's National team only manage a draw at The Office in Kingston Jamaica as once again some Michail Antonio magic helps the Reggae Boyz pick up another point, as the USA suffers yet another lackluster showing away from home. Considering the US have more away games left than home games, is there a way to solve this problem? Sean Garmer and Erik Watkins go through the talking points and performances from both of the big games on the night. Plus, a customary trip around CONCACAF sees things get even tighter at the top and another squad creates a small window of distance from the other squads at the bottom. There's plenty to talk about as it is past the halfway point in CONCACAF World Cup Qualifying.

In EP:42 Robyn discusses, Her Journey into becoming America's Number One Race Walker that lead to her Debut In the Tokyo/Sapporo Olympics, Her thoughts on the Ban of Marijuana use in the Olympics, and So Much More! Robyn Stevens; got her start in Race Walking in 1996 996 and was the undefeated U20 National Champion and competed at the 2000 and 2002 U20 World Championships (Santiago Chile and Kingston Jamaica), as well as a nationally ranked distance runner -- 4th at the 1999 U20 USA National Championships (Texas) 5km RUN while also the defending National Champion earlier that morning in the race walk event. In 1999 Robyn became the first and only U20 USA race walker to win gold at the U20 Pan American Games (Florida). What makes Robyn's Journey so monumental isn't just her accomplishments in sports defeating her opponents and making it to the Olympics. She has defeated some of her own personal challenges along the way, after overcoming an Achilles Injury and Eating disorder for nearly 10 years. Robyn went onto compete in the Olympic Trials in 2016; after taking a hiatus for 12 years. In 2020 Robyn competed in the 2020 Tokyo Olympics, and holds the Title for the number one Race Walker for the USA. Guest: Robyn Stevens https://www.walknrobyn.com (https://www.walknrobyn.com) IG:@robyndesign Website:https://vibe-selection.captivate.fm (https://vibe-selection.captivate.fm) Social Media: IG:@iamkyramahoney Twitter:@Vibe_Selection To Support Vibe Selection Podcast Please Donate: Patreon: www.patreon.com/vibeselection CashApp:$vibeselection PayPal: PayPal.Me/vibeselection Get Vibe Selection Merchandise: https://vibe-selection.creator-spring.com (https://vibe-selection.creator-spring.com)

In this Episode of FIM, Evangelist, Choir director and Lawyer Gwayne Gray stops by the pod to speak to us about his upbringing and journey in ministry. Gwayne who's a member of the Faith Temple Apostolic church in Kingston Jamaica, started attending from a tender age where he developed a passion and keen interest in the choir and music ministry. He expresses how the teachings he would have received propelled him to be who he is now. He speaks to understanding how to deal with a choir with tact and professionalism and command respect from others in what he is doing. Gray who's also an attorney at law expresses what it's like being a lawyer and understanding how the law works especially as a Christian. A recent husband he gives his advices on young persons who intend to be married. You don't want to miss this interesting interview. Don't forget to subscribe to this podcast where ever you get your podcast. God bless.

In this episode of It Guhso, Sean sits down with Rohan to speak about being self-sufficient by raising chicken. We discuss how he got started, the inspiration, and his passion for farming being raised in the city of, Kingston Jamaica. You can head over to our facebook page and drop your opinion about this show. ## Guhso Info ## Follow us: @facebook/guhsolive @instagram/guhsolive @twitter/guhsolive Search YouTube: guhso web: guhso.com Send us an email: chatbout@guhso.com --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/guhso/message

Visit our website https://psycho-killer.co for exclusive videos, photos, articles, and transcripts.Two musicians; two murders, separated by hundreds of miles. On the face of it, ex-Beatle John Lennon and Reggae star Peter Tosh were gunned down in very different circumstances. Lennon was shot by an obsessed fan; Tosh a victim of 1980s Jamaican gun culture. On closer examination, however, their deaths have more in common than first meets the eye, not least because they were both peace-loving men who wanted mankind to live in harmony. Jacques Morrell and Simon Ford unpack the archives and their vinyl collections in this investigation.Featuring the voices of C.C. Anderson, Tim Bryn Smith and Denroy Shakespeare.The Six O'clock Knock is a Psycho Killer production.Transcript[Music] This podcast contains descriptions of death and violence that some listeners may find upsetting. Hello and welcome to the Six O'clock Knock the true crime podcast that takes a fresh look at murder I'm Simon Ford a journalist and broadcaster with 20 odd years in the business and I'm Jacques Morrell 30 years of British police officer and detective I spent many an hour on the press benches of various courts reporting on the kind of crimes that Jacques spent his career detecting now the English legal system has influenced many others around the world our system of common law or case law originated in the practices of the courts of the English kings following the Norman conquest in 1066 and to be clear Scotland wasn't conquered by the Normans which is why the Scottish legal system is different from the one in England and wales absolutely and comparisons as the saying goes are odious now the British empire imposed that English legal system on its far-flung colonies many of which retained the common law system today these systems give great weight to judicial precedent today of course there's no British empire but one third of the world's population lives in common law jurisdictions including Jamaica and that other former colony the united states of America [Music] Jamaica declared its independence from Britain in 1962 but remained a member of the commonwealth and it's to Jamaica that we are heading today then we'll look at a second case also from over the Atlantic both cases are very different but both involve the murder of prominent musical artists and both involve firearms our main focus is that of the murder of Winston Hubert McIntosh better known as Peter Tosh Jamaican reggae artist [Music] Peter Tosh was the baritone who left Bob Marley and the Wailers went solo and worked with the Rolling Stones among others the one who learned how to ride a unicycle and rode onto the stage on it that's him his other claim to fame he was shot and killed in 1987. We'll compare his murder to the fatal shooting of John Winston Lennon British musician founder member of the Beatles shot and killed seven years earlier in 1980. I suppose everyone remembers where they were when a celebrity gets murdered I'll be honest though Peter Tosh was less well known in our household but John Lennon now his murder took place on the evening of Monday the 8th of December 1980 in New York five hours behind London time so I woke up to the news on Tuesday the ninth now my dad had bought a colour tv in time for Christmas and John Lennon's murder was one of the first stories I saw in colour on the tv news John Lennon is dead shot several times by a young American as he was going into his home in New York the former Beatle who was 40 was returning home from a recording studio with his wife Yoko Ono when he was murdered it took a few days for the enormity of what had happened to sink in the significance of the talent that had been lost but there was a school assembly I remember where John Lennon's music was played in tribute and even some of the teachers were moved to tears it was one of those moments that made me want to record significant events and I guess set me on the path to becoming a journalist now I know very little about Peter Tosh but you're a fan aren't you Jacques tell me something about the man and his music well from what I know his childhood was one of survival he was abandoned by his parents and moved around between relatives now this was rural Jamaica and when his aunt died he moved to trench town in Kingston aged about 15. his introduction to music was amazing though he used to sit and watch a man playing guitar in the street now this man only played the one tune but Tosh was mesmerized after seeing him many times Tosh picked up the guitar and played the song back to the man the man asked him who taught him to play guitar and Tosh replied you have he'd learned by watching Tosh then learned some singing skills from a guy who gave free music lessons to young people and it was there he met Bob Marley and Bunny Wailer who were doing the same thing and as they say the rest is history that's fascinating and do you recall where you were when the news of these deaths was reported yes and no I was working full-time in 1987 and while I have some Peter Tosh records at home I don't remember where I was when news of his death broke I guess as a young cop working shifts I was just too busy to follow the news I can remember clearly when the news of Lennon's death happened the difference is that I was 17 years old in 1980 and there's something about teenage memories that seem stronger isn't there that's very true yeah I'd agree with that my memory of the first colour tv and the teachers in tears that kind of thing it's just frozen there somehow that moment crystallized and when I think about it it's as though I'm back in my tiny box of a bedroom it's just big enough for a single bed wardrobe a chair and a bedside cabinet I had a radio alarm clock I can picture it now it had an illuminated red digital display classic seventies I was listening to the morning show on radio one the DJ I think was Mike Reed and I could hear something different in his voice he was emotional and struggling for words I knew then how much of a big deal it was as the whole show was a news item with a few John Lennon songs for those people who do not know and it may have just joined us John Lennon died earlier today as the result of what seems to be one of those idiotic and pointless attacks by someone who probably didn't even know him he was shot dead in New York about four o'clock GMT yes I remember now we had the BBC news on in the kitchen and John Lennon was shot four times in the back his killer Mark David Chapman waited for the police to arrive and immediately admitted what he'd done well Peter Tosh was killed on the 11th of September 1987. he was shot during a robbery at his home in Kingston Jamaica his killers though didn't hang around for the police to arrive they were arrested later one man was convicted of the crime Dennis Lobben although he still maintains his innocence now these murders were seven years apart and happened in very different circumstances the only connection being both were musicians and both were shot in cold blood and both men shared the same full name of Winston don't forget yes that's an interesting coincidence isn't it I wonder if it's significant the motive for their killings is very different while their respective killers are still in jail what would have happened to them if their victims had not been famous artists almost certainly released I guess what we also want to do is to expand on the detail and then consider whether there's a similarity in the mindset of the killers the killers of both Peter Tosh and John Lennon I guess it's hard for us in the UK to appreciate the place that guns have in society in both the USA and Jamaica but the fact remains that nearly 40 years after the murders of John Lennon and Peter Tosh firearms are disproportionately used in killings in both countries the united states relationship with guns and gun control is well documented and according to a survey in 2017 Jamaica is one of the most armed countries per head of population in the world it seems so alien to us in the UK we have some of the strictest firearms controls in the world although to an extent some of that gun culture has spread over here Jamaican law allows firearm ownershipRead more: https://bit.ly/blood-and-fire-transcript

Born in Kingston Jamaica and raised in the Carribbean section of Brooklyn New York, Sim Campbell has poured all of his life's experiences into a career as an author and rapper. His book "The Factor: When Death Before Dishonor is Tested" is a gritty, realistic account of an explosive drug war reminiscent of "New Jack City", "Kings of New York" and "Boyz in the Hood". Sim's cinematic style and skills with dialogue give this book a page turning easiness, and many of the scenes involving the lead character Too-Real and the love of his life Vanessa are especially moving. In addition to the book, we also dive into Sim's music with a couple tracks Sissi and I really liked, "Who's To Blame" and "Waste My Time". Describing himself as an old school rapper, Sim's eight track "Pops Dedication" released earlier this year demonstrated a style that fuses reggae, pop melodies and rap with gritty lyrics. We really enjoyed our time with Sim! Purchase "The Factor: When Death Before Dishonor is Tested" https://www.amazon.com/Factor-Death-Before-Dishonor-Tested/dp/B084DGX17C Top Shotta on Deck on Youtbue https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sKobnA4xyyM&list=OLAK5uy_nHCwdX6jozJDB4jXMaQ6uk0j53PClgs3k&index=2 --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/lisa-huey/message

Curtis Colin Cole, known professionally as Virgo man is a Reggae artiste/ music producer based in Kingston Jamaica. In his early days he attended The Grateful Hill Primary and infant school then Glengoffe high. After graduating high school he persuaded a skill in masonry and began making houses in the community (Glengoffe) where he grew. In 1987 he moved to Independent City (Portmore) and transitioned to a recording artiste, releasing his first single in 1989 at Tuff Gong studio's called Bogus Love. Formerly affiliated with sound systems: Killamanjaro, Rambo International, Virgo international etc. Influenced by the likes of Supa Cat, Capelton, Buju Banton and Welton Irie.

Monica Minott's poetic influences, Edward Baugh, Kamau Brathwaite, Nourbese Philip, and Major Jackson, Greg Pardlo. Mentors: Professor Edward Baugh, Professor Mervyn Morris.Grew up in Kingston Jamaica, surrounded sea sun and violence;One if six children.In my earlier life she practised as an accountant have an accounting firm.She has one daughter, Stefanie Thomas Gilbert Roberts, a son Marlon Gilbert Roberts,and a grand son Axel David See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Acclaimed drummer, musician and composer Santa Davis joins husband and wife duo Jules Williams and Alison Pothier for this episode of I BULIEVE.  Santa is a member of the band, Soul Syndicate and has recorded with fellow reggae legends like Bob Marley, Peter Tosh and Bunny Wailer in Bob Marley and the Wailers,  as well as Jimmy Cliff,  Big Mountain and Ziggy Marley to name a few.   He has also played with traditional artists such as Willie Nelson, Pink and Chaka Khan.Join us as Santa shares his story of growing up in Kingston, Jamaica and his journey from a young boy in the drum corps to one of reggae's drumming legends.  Speaking about how his own history evolved alongside that of the reggae music genre, Santa also shares about the poignant moments that defined his life and career.  Dear friend of Peter Tosh, Santa was in the room the night Peter Tosh was shot and murdered.   Surviving on a miracle and a prayer,  Santa plays today with a bullet still lodged in his back.A deeply soulful man, Santa's is a life well-lived and founded in faith, integrity and spiritual wisdom.  His passion for life and music is infectious.  An inspiration for all those 'choosing' their paths ... through the most challenging of circumstances. Links referenced in this episode:https://www.ibulieve.com/https://www.alisonpothier.com/https://www.juleswilliams.com/Guest Links:https://www.santadavis.com/Santa's WikiAfrica is my Home (featured song)IBULIEVE Theme Song:Excerpt from the composition by Deepak RamapryianSupport the show (https://www.buymeacoffee.com/IBULIEVE)

Sidney talks with Errol Bolt, a pastor in Kingston Jamaica about what the coovid19 looks like through the lens of God.