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Christina Cooke was born in Jamaica and is now a Canadian citizen who lives and writes in New York City. BROUGHTUPSY is her debut novel. In today's episode, Annmarie and Christina discuss cultural upbringings, the cruelty of children, the joys of weightlifting, and how all humans are complex and contradictory and deserving of love.  Episode Sponsor: Zora's Den – Dedicated to empowering the lives of Black women writers. At Zora's Den, we host a monthly reading series, conduct workshops, and invite writers to share their work-in-progress for feedback and constructive criticism. Our hope is to build a sisterhood of writers at every level of accomplishment and to strengthen the voices of the unheard and unacknowledged. If you're a Black woman writer, you're welcome to join us. Learn more at zorasden.com. Brain Lair Books – A black-owned, woman-owned children's bookstore located in South Bend, Indiana. At Brain Lair, we partner with local schools and universities to help build an inclusive, welcoming community. We specialize in juvenile and young adult literature written by and for Black, Indigenous, People of Color, LGBTQIA+, and Disabled communities, as well as adult nonfiction about ending white supremacy, promoting anti-racism, and becoming a social activist. We can help you find the books you need. Drop by or browse online at brainlairbooks.com. Titles Discussed in this Episode: BROUGHTUPSY, by Christina Cooke IMAGINARY HOMELANDS, by Salman Rushdie WHITE TEETH, by Zadie Smith It's All Coming Back to Me Now, by Celine Dion. Learn more about Louise Bennett, a Jamaican folklorist and poet.  Follow Christina Cooke: Instagram: @christina.j.cooke Twitter: @christinajcooke www.christinajcooke.com Photo credit: Eli Jules Photography  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

La #SessionLive reçoit Ma Sané, Luna Silva et le souk sonique de Martin Meissonnier. Rares Talents 2024, 13è édition, du 26 mars au 13 avril 2024.Créée en 2008 par feu le charismatique musicien Hilaire Penda, l'association des Rares Talents réunit un collectif d'artistes et de professionnels du milieu de la culture, tous bénévoles. L'association incarne l'esprit et les valeurs généreuses de Montreuil, territoire accueillant où les cultures s'entremêlent et s'enrichissent mutuellement. Au carrefour des musiques venues d'Afrique et d'Orient, de pratiques musicales professionnelles et amateures qui vont du jazz aux musiques urbaines en passant par la folk, les musiques qui groovent et les fusions les plus folles, Montreuil est un vivier artistique, culturel et social unique. Le festival Rares Talents, dont la première édition s'est tenue en 2011 sous la houlette et la direction artistique d'Hilaire Penda, entend chaque année refléter pour partie cette réalité dans la construction de sa programmation et poursuit l'ambition de son fondateur : · D'offrir aux musiciens émergents comme aux musiciens renommés, d'ici et d'ailleurs, un cadre d'expression et d'exposition de haut niveau, un environnement propice aux rencontres et aux créations artistiques. · D'offrir aux publics de Montreuil, de Seine-Saint-Denis et de la capitale des soirées musicales (concerts, dj sets… ) et des événements associés divers, excitants et enrichissants.Notre 1ère invitée est l'artiste sénégalaise Ma Sané.Née à Thiès au Sénégal, Ma Sané croise dès son adolescence la route de Waflash, une bande de copains de quartier réunis autour de leur passion, la musique. Le public sénégalais découvre alors début 1990 leurs compositions mêlant le mbalax (musique sénégalaise populaire), l'afro-beat, le bougarabou (rythmes diolas) et le funk. Ma Sané et le Waflash tournent alors des dizaines de clips vidéos (« Sincérité » sera un énorme succès), se produisent en Afrique et en Amérique. En 2018, elle est invitée par l'opéra de Palerme à incarner Bintou Were, l'héroïne de « l'opéra du Sahel » composé par le musicien sénégalais Wasis Diop. Dans ce « cabaret des flagrants délires » repris au Théâtre de la Manufacture de Nancy, elle est comédienne, compositrice et directrice musicale. Désormais en solo et en France, l'artiste sort en 2023 son nouvel album MAMA ESSAMAÏ – La Mère Guerrière – dans lequel elle nous fait découvrir son univers jazz et dansant entre afro-folk et rythmes du bougarabou. Notre 2ème invitée est Luna Silva.Façonnée par ses nombreux voyages et par l'univers circassien dans lequel elle a grandi, Luna Silva mêle sa voix rayonnante et colorée aux sons de son ukulélé, de la contrebasse, de la guitare et des percussions. Le résultat est une musique métissée qui fait écho et résonne au-delà des frontières, alliant des tendances de musiques actuelles aux musiques du monde. Pour Luna Silva, la chanteuse émouvante et l'enfant de la balle, la scène est le théâtre d'une célébration heureuse, qu'elle prépare avec soin. Au sol, un tapis amoureusement tissé dans une contrée lointaine, au-dessus, de joyeuses guirlandes, elle avance, vêtue d'une robe aux couleurs éclatantes, une fleur plantée dans les cheveux en un geste cérémonial précédant le partage généreux de ses chants aux mille pigments. Notre 3ème invité est Martin Meissonnier, pour son nouveau projet avec Aziz Sahmaoui.Aziz Sahmaoui est un des co-fondateurs de l'Orchestre National de Barbès, il a longtemps accompagné le claviériste autrichien Joe Zawinul, jusqu'à sa mort en 2007. En 2010, il forme « University of Gnawa » son propre groupe avec 3 musiciens sénégalais : Alune Wade (basse) Cheikh Diallo (claviers et kora) et Hervé Samb (guitare). Le groupe prend ce nom en hommage aux rythmes de guérison des Gnawa du Maroc. Il tisse ainsi des liens entre son pays et l'Afrique Noire traditionnelle. En novembre 2023, il crée un nouveau groupe électro avec ses compagnons de route Martin Meissonnier (qui a déjà réalisé deux albums d'University of Gnawa), Adhil Mirghani (percussions pour l'University of Gnawa) et Baptiste Ferré (claviers de l'ONB) pour célébrer les musiques de transe du Maghreb. Martin Meissonnier est compositeur, producteur et réalisateur et travaille avec les instruments électroniques depuis le début des années 1980. Il a collaboré avec de nombreux artistes comme King Sunny Ade, Papa Wemba, Khaled, Amina, Yasuaki Shimizu, Haruomi Hosono et beaucoup d'autres… En 2024, il rallume 4 de ses synthés analogiques et ressort sa guitare électrique pour accompagner Aziz. Titres interprétés au grand studio- Reccuna Live RFI Ma Sané- Pajaro Live RFI Luna Silva voir le clip- Mokido, extrait de l'album Siba Sawt-System d'Aziz Konkrite, choix Martin Meissonnier- Mimouna (Traditionnel; arrangement A. Sahmaoui & M. Meissonnier) c'est une maquette ! Work in progress ! Exclu ! Figurera dans un album à venir. - Aline Sitoé Diatta Live RFI Ma Sané- Breathe Out Live RFI Luna Silva voir le clip- Day dah light Live RFI Ma Sané et Luna ensemble, c'est du calypso composé par Louise Bennett, icône oubliée (encore une) de la culture jamaïcaine. Un titre rendu célèbre par Harry Belafonte. Line Up Luna SILVA : Luna Silva : Chant/Mandole, Maxime Barcelona : chant/guitare, Yann-Lou Bertrand : chant/contrebasse.Line Up MA SANE : Ma Sané : chant, Désiré Nkouandou Njopam : guitare.Son : Mathias Taylor & Benoît Letirant.► album Ma Sané Mama Essamaï (mère guerrière) (Autoprod 2023)► Album Luna Silva & The Wonders Breathe Out (House Of Wonders 2023). Festival Rares Talents infos.

La #SessionLive reçoit Ma Sané, Luna Silva et le souk sonique de Martin Meissonnier. Rares Talents 2024, 13è édition, du 26 mars au 13 avril 2024.Créée en 2008 par feu le charismatique musicien Hilaire Penda, l'association des Rares Talents réunit un collectif d'artistes et de professionnels du milieu de la culture, tous bénévoles. L'association incarne l'esprit et les valeurs généreuses de Montreuil, territoire accueillant où les cultures s'entremêlent et s'enrichissent mutuellement. Au carrefour des musiques venues d'Afrique et d'Orient, de pratiques musicales professionnelles et amateures qui vont du jazz aux musiques urbaines en passant par la folk, les musiques qui groovent et les fusions les plus folles, Montreuil est un vivier artistique, culturel et social unique. Le festival Rares Talents, dont la première édition s'est tenue en 2011 sous la houlette et la direction artistique d'Hilaire Penda, entend chaque année refléter pour partie cette réalité dans la construction de sa programmation et poursuit l'ambition de son fondateur : · D'offrir aux musiciens émergents comme aux musiciens renommés, d'ici et d'ailleurs, un cadre d'expression et d'exposition de haut niveau, un environnement propice aux rencontres et aux créations artistiques. · D'offrir aux publics de Montreuil, de Seine-Saint-Denis et de la capitale des soirées musicales (concerts, dj sets… ) et des événements associés divers, excitants et enrichissants.Notre 1ère invitée est l'artiste sénégalaise Ma Sané.Née à Thiès au Sénégal, Ma Sané croise dès son adolescence la route de Waflash, une bande de copains de quartier réunis autour de leur passion, la musique. Le public sénégalais découvre alors début 1990 leurs compositions mêlant le mbalax (musique sénégalaise populaire), l'afro-beat, le bougarabou (rythmes diolas) et le funk. Ma Sané et le Waflash tournent alors des dizaines de clips vidéos (« Sincérité » sera un énorme succès), se produisent en Afrique et en Amérique. En 2018, elle est invitée par l'opéra de Palerme à incarner Bintou Were, l'héroïne de « l'opéra du Sahel » composé par le musicien sénégalais Wasis Diop. Dans ce « cabaret des flagrants délires » repris au Théâtre de la Manufacture de Nancy, elle est comédienne, compositrice et directrice musicale. Désormais en solo et en France, l'artiste sort en 2023 son nouvel album MAMA ESSAMAÏ – La Mère Guerrière – dans lequel elle nous fait découvrir son univers jazz et dansant entre afro-folk et rythmes du bougarabou. Notre 2ème invitée est Luna Silva.Façonnée par ses nombreux voyages et par l'univers circassien dans lequel elle a grandi, Luna Silva mêle sa voix rayonnante et colorée aux sons de son ukulélé, de la contrebasse, de la guitare et des percussions. Le résultat est une musique métissée qui fait écho et résonne au-delà des frontières, alliant des tendances de musiques actuelles aux musiques du monde. Pour Luna Silva, la chanteuse émouvante et l'enfant de la balle, la scène est le théâtre d'une célébration heureuse, qu'elle prépare avec soin. Au sol, un tapis amoureusement tissé dans une contrée lointaine, au-dessus, de joyeuses guirlandes, elle avance, vêtue d'une robe aux couleurs éclatantes, une fleur plantée dans les cheveux en un geste cérémonial précédant le partage généreux de ses chants aux mille pigments. Notre 3ème invité est Martin Meissonnier, pour son nouveau projet avec Aziz Sahmaoui.Aziz Sahmaoui est un des co-fondateurs de l'Orchestre National de Barbès, il a longtemps accompagné le claviériste autrichien Joe Zawinul, jusqu'à sa mort en 2007. En 2010, il forme « University of Gnawa » son propre groupe avec 3 musiciens sénégalais : Alune Wade (basse) Cheikh Diallo (claviers et kora) et Hervé Samb (guitare). Le groupe prend ce nom en hommage aux rythmes de guérison des Gnawa du Maroc. Il tisse ainsi des liens entre son pays et l'Afrique Noire traditionnelle. En novembre 2023, il crée un nouveau groupe électro avec ses compagnons de route Martin Meissonnier (qui a déjà réalisé deux albums d'University of Gnawa), Adhil Mirghani (percussions pour l'University of Gnawa) et Baptiste Ferré (claviers de l'ONB) pour célébrer les musiques de transe du Maghreb. Martin Meissonnier est compositeur, producteur et réalisateur et travaille avec les instruments électroniques depuis le début des années 1980. Il a collaboré avec de nombreux artistes comme King Sunny Ade, Papa Wemba, Khaled, Amina, Yasuaki Shimizu, Haruomi Hosono et beaucoup d'autres… En 2024, il rallume 4 de ses synthés analogiques et ressort sa guitare électrique pour accompagner Aziz. Titres interprétés au grand studio- Reccuna Live RFI Ma Sané- Pajaro Live RFI Luna Silva voir le clip- Mokido, extrait de l'album Siba Sawt-System d'Aziz Konkrite, choix Martin Meissonnier- Mimouna (Traditionnel; arrangement A. Sahmaoui & M. Meissonnier) c'est une maquette ! Work in progress ! Exclu ! Figurera dans un album à venir. - Aline Sitoé Diatta Live RFI Ma Sané- Breathe Out Live RFI Luna Silva voir le clip- Day dah light Live RFI Ma Sané et Luna ensemble, c'est du calypso composé par Louise Bennett, icône oubliée (encore une) de la culture jamaïcaine. Un titre rendu célèbre par Harry Belafonte. Line Up Luna SILVA : Luna Silva : Chant/Mandole, Maxime Barcelona : chant/guitare, Yann-Lou Bertrand : chant/contrebasse.Line Up MA SANE : Ma Sané : chant, Désiré Nkouandou Njopam : guitare.Son : Mathias Taylor & Benoît Letirant.► album Ma Sané Mama Essamaï (mère guerrière) (Autoprod 2023)► Album Luna Silva & The Wonders Breathe Out (House Of Wonders 2023). Festival Rares Talents infos.

Welcome to Episode 37 of the Genius podcast where this time we're joined by our  Louise Bennett of Access Infinity to discuss specialist and generalist marketing. What are the pros? What are the cons? And why does it matter? Listen to find out.  https://wearegenius.co.uk/contact/ 

Podcast of the PCR Sports show broadcast every Friday at 6pm (UK time) on: 103.2FM in Peterborough, UK Smart Speaker 'Play PCRFM', download the PCRFM app or www.pcrfm.co.uk - Click Listen Live https://linktr.ee/PCRSports This episode Dipam Joshi and Nilesh Patel with special guests AJ and Louise Bennett (Kingdom Fitness & Martial Arts) --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/pcrsports/message

The poet, folklorist and performer ‘Miss Lou' made waves on air on both sides of the Atlantic. Coming to study at Rada in London shortly after WWII, her dialect verse was picked up and celebrated on the BBC through radio programmes like Caribbean Voices. For writer Kei Miller, who lovingly recalls the magic her words worked on his mother, she is rightly seen as a hero back home in Jamaica. 75 years ago, the revolutionary Caribbean Voices strand was established on the Overseas Service by trailblazing Jamaican broadcaster Una Marson. Every week for over a decade, it gave exposure on radio to emerging writers from the region such as Sam Selvon, Derek Walcott and VS Naipaul - many for the first time. Delving into the BBC's Written Archives, five writers go in search of five important figures who contributed to the programme throughout the 1940s and 50s, each of whom changed the literary landscape in a different way. The result is part archival treasure hunt, part cultural history and part personal reflection on the people behind a landmark institution. Producer: Ciaran Bermingham

PhD student Cirũ Wainaina describes the importance of mentoring black women undergraduates and celebrates the lyrics and performances of Jamaican poet Louise Bennett. This episode features James Galway performing "The Flight of the Bumblebee," plus Nicki Minaj's "Moment 4 Life." The Common Room is a production of the Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion Committee in the Yale Department of English. Cover art by Sarah Harford; editing and sound design by Robert Scaramuccia '19. 

This episode `Past & Present` is a collaboration between Peepal Tree Press and Stanza 2021 - Scotland’s International Poetry Festival. Malika Booker asks two Peepal Tree Press poets to share dead poet ancestors who have influenced them. Nii Ayikwei Parkes speaks passionately about the influences of *Atukwei Okai and Kamau Brathwaite on his own writing. While Monica Winsome Minott weaves an engaging tale of the impact of Kamau Brathwaite on her poetics. Malika Booker also reveals an admiration with the poet Louise Bennett that began during her childhood. The New Caribbean Voices celebrates the best of Caribbean and Black British literature and culture. Produced by Melody Triumph for Peepal Tree Press. Artwork featured `Rainbirds` is by Stanley Greaves. Music by Chris Campbell. With special thanks to Arts Council England and the Clarissa Luard Award.

looks like a divorce is in the ear for Safari and Erica after he posted on Twitter that it was a mistake getting married, Bobby shmurda just got released from prison on Tuesday February 23rd and quavo picked him up on a private jet flew him back to New York, tiger woods got into a major car accident in Hollywood Los Angeles had to be cut out of his car by firefighters, Basketball wives and the colorism that they're facing  and a 50% drop in their ratings for the new season. Fubu: "for us by us" Black excellence in music Beyoncé, Rihanna, Nicki Minaj, Mariah Carey, jasmine Sullivan, Angela Bassett, Viola Davis, Cicily Tyson, Barack Obama and Louise Bennett covelli. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/adomas-thomas/support

In this installement we feature Jamaica's First Musical Legend, Louise Bennett. Long before Harry Belafonte became the poster boy of Caribbean music, and Bob had his first sip of music, the rambunctious Miss Lou was charting her course, and along the way became the primordial pioneer of Jamaican music. Stay Tuned For Season II Premiering on the 1st of Feb 2021!! 2020 Season Production Credits Recorded at: OnlyAudio Studio Portmore, St. Catherine Recorded & Mixed By: Lloyd Laing Produced by: Avaris Interactive Group Ltd. Creative Direction: Krystle Kerr Lloyd Laing Research By: Reggaeology.com Vocal Talent: The Reggaeologist Sound Design By: Avaris Interactive Studios Mastered at: Avaris Interactive Studios

#VocesVerdes intentará, mediante cortos relatos, acercarles la historia de las distintas mujeres que han hecho a la cultura rastafari y en particular, a la música reggae, en todos los tiempos y en muchos lugares. Atravesaremos cronológicamente la historia, mencionando a mujeres emblema, quienes merecen ser reconocidas, para sumergirnos en diferentes melodías e información y teletransportarnos juntos. En este primer episodio, les contamos sobre el lenguaje característico de la isla, el PATOIS o PATUÁ, el cual fue defendido y convertido en “idioma nacional” gracias a nuestra primer Voz Verde, Louise Simone Coverley Bennett. Conduce y produce: Gisy Rainhardt Edición Audio: Matías Calvo Diseño Portada y Animación: Marcos Alvarez ¿Valoras nuestro trabajo? PelaGatos se sostiene hace 15 años gracias al trabajo desinteresado de sus integrantes, los cuales se fueron sumando al proyecto con una sola misión, difundir la música que tanto amamos: el reggae. Somos un multimedio independiente construido en equipo, que siempre busca unir, crecer, mejorar y llevarle cada día a más gente el mensaje. Para que podamos seguir haciéndolo, necesitamos que te sumes con tu donación. Muchas gracias. https://linktr.ee/PelaGatos Web + http://www.pelagatos.com.ar Escuchanos + http://bit.ly/PelaGatos-iRadio Bajate la APP + http://bit.ly/PelaGatosAPP Seguinos en: Youtube https://www.youtube.com/user/fmpelagatos Instagram https://www.instagram.com/pelagatosreggae Facebook https://www.facebook.com/PelaGatosOk Twitter https://twitter.com/pelagatosok

Sol Adventurers Live is an inter-generational program providing an informal platform where youth reason with elders and wisdom keepers that transform generational barriers, create lasting bonds, and carry ancient wisdom forward to the next seven generations. Sol Adventurers Foundation is a 501 c 3 non-profit empowering youth to discover their gifts, share them with the world, and gain strength through reconnecting with their community. We are bridging the gap between youth and elders. Our elder guest Miss Lee, Marlene Lee Buckley is a seamstress, poet, song writer and performer. She is also a story writer who is good at either Standard English or patois. Her hobbies are reading, writing and performing. Her ambition is to carry on the work of the Jamaican icon, Louise Bennett. Thanks for giving me a chance to help in the building and grooming of our young talents. Our youth guest Kimoko Watson was born and raised in the breadbasket parish, St. Elizabeth which is located in Jamaica. She was raised by her great-grandmother, who molded her into the vibrant and outspoken young lady she has become. Watson is an educator at the secondary level, where she specializes in teaching the English Language. Her love for reading and her wide imagination keeps the fire burning that fuels her passion for writing. Watson has published two collection of poetry and is focused on publishing a series of children books in the near future Our poetic inspiration is Amaziyah the Great, born Craig Alton Kirkland. He spent the best part of his childhood growing up in Spanish Town, the onetime capital city of Jamaica. More popularly recognized by his pseudonym ‘Amaziyah The Great’, Craig is known both locally and (thanks to social networking) internationally for his contributions to the world of Jamaican Arts by way of his short films, music, spoken word, photography and music video production.

Louise Bennett, a Partner with Howard Kennedy LLP, Ceri Davis, a barrister with 36 Commercial (Commercial Crime & Regulation team) and Racheal Muldoon, a barrister with 36 Commercial (Commercial Crime & Regulation team) chat with Philip Ingram MBE about Fraudulent Property Investment Schemes.Louise is a solicitor with an expertise in company shareholder disputes, corporate and financial litigation, fraudulent misrepresentation, and bribery and corruption. She supports clients caught up in collective investment schemes, Ponzi and advance fee fraud schemes, employee frauds, insolvency litigation, breach of trust, and director's duties. She helps clients manage the significant legal, commercial, and reputational risks associated with commercial fraud.Her contact details are:t: +44 (0)20 3755 5380louise.bennett@howardkennedy.com

Joan Andrea Hutchinson @glademmache joins me on Ep 32 of #MikesMomentOf . We explore some Jamaican proverbs amidst stories of her inspiring journey so far. @aelsean BIO  Joan Andrea Hutchinson ____________________________________   Most people know her as an author and performer whose work focuses on the promotion and preservation of Jamaican language and culture, but there is so much more to this amazing woman.   Joan Andrea is a communications specialist, a public speaking coach, a motivational speaker and a behavior change communication consultant who has conceptualized and executed HIV anti stigma and discrimination campaigns for the Ministry of Health.   She has taught communications related courses at most universities in Jamaica and taught English as a second language while living in Tunisia, Holland and Spain, and also to foreigners in Jamaica.     She participated in several  conferences on Caribbean language in the UK and has a strong following among diaspora based Jamaicans. Recognizing the increased confidence adults have once they become literate, as a volunteer she taught adult literacy at Operation Restoration in Trench Town and at Mary’s Child, a home  for pregnant teens and juvenile mothers, run by the Missionaries for the Poor.   Joan is the self published author of three books on Jamaican culture and seven CD, to of which are dedicated to  Jamaican Proverbs.  Her poems and dramatic monologues are heavily used by participants int he annual JCDC speech competition, and she  has been the subject of study for many students for the CSEC SBA in English Literature.    A close friend of  Louise Bennett, (Miss Lou), she  produced Miss Lou's last CD ' Lawd Di Ridim Sweet.    Joan Andrea is the recipient  of the Order of Distinction from the Government of Jamaica, the Language Ambassador Award, from the City College of Birmingham in the UK, the Sir Shridath Ramphall Award for Cultural Excellence and the Caribbean Hall of Fame Award for Excellence in the Performing Arts.   She is a Justice of the Peace.     Links in Bio Apple Podcasts Links to Podcast, Book and Website Folkbeats & Blipspeak Single: “All Forgiven” www.michaelseanharris.com   The Book: Mike’s Pocket Performance Pointers on Audible Mike’s Pocket Performance Pointers on Amazon Mike's Pocket Performance Pointers on iTunes   To Support what I do: BuyMeACoffee Cash App: $aelsean2 Patreon   Equipment I use to create the podcast: Shure SM 58 Microphone Zoom H6 Audio Technica AT2020 Condenser Mic Arturia AudioFuse (I use the 2 channel version)

What are the similarities between Nigerian Pidgin and Jamaican Patois? La-Doniea explains. She also talks about growing up in Montego Bay, the connection between Patois and Twi and the famous Jamaican poet Louise Bennett. Website: breakthruln.com

In this episode Philip Ingram MBE talks with Head of Chambers with the 36 Group, Dean Armstrong QC and Louise Bennett, a Partner with the leading law firm Howard Kennedy LLP.  Todays topic is Investment Fraud and gives insights to some of the things Louise and Dean are seeing during these difficult times, but also gives some practical advice in how to avoid them. Louise is a solicitor with an expertise in company shareholder disputes, corporate and financial litigation, fraudulent misrepresentation, and bribery and corruption. She supports clients caught up in collective investment schemes, Ponzi and advance fee fraud schemes, employee frauds, insolvency litigation, breach of trust, and director's duties. She helps clients manage the significant legal, commercial, and reputational risks associated with commercial fraud.Her contact details are:t: +44 (0)20 3755 5380louise.bennett@howardkennedy.com

Jessica B. Harris continues her "Tell Me a Story, Read Me a Poem" series with two readings: T. S. Eliot's "Macavity the Mystery Cat" & Louise Bennett's "South Parade Peddler". Powered and distributed by Simplecast.

Welcome back to another episode of the entertainment Trail Spotlight. On this episode, we will be sharing with you an interview with a new dance sensation out of Kingston called Patter Skeng, as well as a clip from one of the Queen of Culture Mrs. Louise Bennett performances. This episode is fill with the gorgeous sound of dancehall music from 2003, with artiste like Elephant Man, Beeney Man, Baby Sham, Maka Diamond, Lady Saw among others. Please leave a recommendation and let someone be culturally entertain today by sharing or tagging them in this link. Follow the movement at the links below: FACEBOOK https://m.facebook.com/EntertainmentTrail/ INSTAGRAM https://www.instagram.com/shabbamuskeno_official/ TWITTER https://twitter.com/ --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/shabba-muskeno/message

It's really cool when I get to chat with my guests about an exciting topic. Guess what's even cooler? Talking about THREE exciting topics!! This week, filmmaker Annetta Laufer and I discussed her love for Alan Parker's seminal 1980 film Fame, poet Louise Bennett's work and the films of John Cassavetes. Can you handle this much excitement?! I certainly hope so! I also talk a bit about naturalism in art because I like to throw a little something extra at you. That's just the kind of guy I am.  Links: Annetta Laufer Fame Louise Bennett John Cassavetes The Boys

It's EndoMarch and Katie and Jess wanted to do their part in spreading awareness of what can be an incredibly debilitating condition & something they see often in clinic, endometriosis. With 1 in 10 women experiencing the symptoms associated with endometriosis and it taking up to 10 years before official diagnosis, women are suffering more than they need to.In this episode of The Nourished Wrap Katie and Jess feature special guest, acupuncturist and owner of Balance Acupuncture Louise Bennett who has a special interest in treating women's health issues, such as endometriosis. The three ladies delve into what endometriosis is, signs and symptoms, potential causes, nutritional therapy that can support endo and all about the Traditional Chinese Medicine approach that can also support these women.What we learn is that acupuncture provides several benefits to endometriosis sufferers on many different levels and is also an excellent complement to nutritional therapy and vice versa (and not just with endo but all hormonal imbalance). We hope you enjoy this podcast spreading awareness and offering support on a very common women's health disorder.You can find out more about Louise through her Facebook page hereFurther reading -www.endomarchaustralia.org.au/what-is-the-endomarchBacterial influences in endometriosis - https://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/full/10.1002/rmb2.12083Endometriosis and auto immunity - https://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/abs/10.1111/aji.13095Inflammation and endometriosis pain - https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S1043276014001866Nutrition & endometriosis - https://www.researchgate.net/profile/Tommaso_Occhiali/publication/325092608_Endometriosis_and_food_habits_Can_diet_make_the_difference/links/5b51a14845851507a7b25954/Endometriosis-and-food-habits-Can-diet-make-the-difference.pdf?origin=publication_detailGluten free in endometriosis - https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/m/pubmed/23334113/Acupuncture in endometriosis - https://journals.plos.org/plosone/article?id=10.1371/journal.pone.0186616

Clarendon Connection with Pastor Rohan Cameron. Visiting the past, Living in the present, Heading for the future spiritually. The parish of Clarendon is located in the center of Jamaica with Bull Head Mountain as the focal point. Call in to chat 661-467-2407 Louise Bennett was born on September 7, 1919. She was a Jamaican poet and activist. From Kingston, Jamaica Louise Bennett remains a household name in Jamaica, a “Living Legend” and a cultural icon. She received her education from Ebenezer and Calabar Elementary Schools, St. Simon's College, Excelsior College, Friends College (Highgate). Although she lived in Toronto, Canada for the last decade she still receives the homage of the expatriate West Indian community in the north as well as a large Canadian following. She was described as Jamaica's leading comedienne, as the “only poet who has really hit the truth about her society through its own language”, and as an important contributor to her country of “valid social documents reflecting the way Jamaicans think and feel and live” Through her poems in Jamaican patois, she raised the dialect of the Jamaican folk to an art level which is acceptable to and appreciated by all in Jamaica.

G Cole speaks with Ms Dania Beckford; CEO, Designer and Co-Owner of Broadtail Designs, a company that manufactures and sells fashionable swimwear and carnival wear for full figured women. A business she said was born not from the desire to get into retail, but from a need to find fashionable swimwear for herself as a full figured woman. Dania who is a huge fan of legendary Jamaican Writer, Poet and Folklorist, Mrs Louise Bennett, channels her inner Louise Bennett for a beautiful tribute. https://www.facebook.com/BroadTail-Fitkinis-957690907622423/ Tel: 876-409-7834

Pour ce septième épisode de Quoi de meuf, Mélanie Wanga parle de sexisme dans les médias avec Léa Lejeune, journaliste économique à Challenges, et Marie Kirschen, journaliste à BuzzFeed News et fondatrice de la revue Well Well Well. Elles sont toutes deux membres de l’association Prenons la Une. Si les médias ont tardé à relayer les questions de genre et de féminisme, c’est parce qu’ils ne sont pas irréprochables en la matière ! Et Mélanie, Léa et Marie en ont toutes les trois fait l’expérience. Ensemble, elles réfléchissent aux bonnes pratiques à mettre en œuvre et elles parlent du besoin de diversité au sein des rédactions. Du côté de la pop culture, vous retrouverez dans cet épisode l’iconique Loïs Lane, le livre Le Pouvoir de Naomi Alderman, et des podcasts (« La Poudre », « Un podcast à soi », « Les couilles sur la table ») !Enfin, Mélanie répond à une auditrice qui se questionne sur le polyamour.L'actu de Léa, Marie et Mélanie (01:18)Le thème de l'épisode : la presse, les femmes et le féminisme (2:50)Le Jeu Bonus : quel est votre pire expériences dans les médias ? (24:20)Les recommandations médiatiques (33:05)Le moment Pop Culture (37:50)Les recommandations culturelles (40:12)Le courrier des auditrices : Mélanie répond à une auditrice qui peine à définir si le polyamour est fait pour elle (43:35)Les références entendues dans l'épisode :La Fronde, premier journal féministe au monde fondé par Marguerite DurandL’épisode bonus de “La Poudre” sur la bibliothèque Marguerite DurandLe site de Martine Storti et son recueil d’articles Je suis une femme pourquoi pas vous ? : 1974-1979, quand je racontais le mouvement des femmes dans Libération (2010)L’enquête de Libération sur le harcèlement sexiste au lycée Saint Cyr (2018)L’enquête de Libération sur le harcèlement sexiste au sein de l’UNEF (2018)Le guide des bonnes pratiques journalistiques, rédigé par l'association Prenons la Une (2018)Le site de l’AJL (Association des Journalistes LGBT+) évoquée par Marie KirschenLa cérémonie des OUT d’or par l’AJL (2017)La répartition des attributions de carte de presse en 2017L’enquête d’Aude Lorriaux sur le sexisme à la radio, publiée par Slate (2018)Le mea culpa de National Geographic pour sa couverture raciste de certains sujets (2018)L’ "interview sexiste" (de 05:15 à 08:26) de Benjamin Griveaux par Audrey Crespo sur LCI (2018)Le livre Le Pouvoir de Naomi Alderman (2018), livre recommandé par Léa LejeuneLes recommandations médiatiques et journalistiques :Léa: Usbek & Rica, notamment son article sur les orgies sexuelles de la Silicon Valley (2018). Les journalistes qui l’inspirent : Loïs Lane.Marie: les magazines américains Bust et Bitch, ainsi que le média AutoStraddle. Les journalistes qui l’inspirent : celles des films de Frank Capra (notamment Louise Bennett dans “L’Extravagant Mr. Deeds”).Mélanie: les podcasts La Poudre, Un podcast à soi et Les couilles sur la tableLes recommandations culturelles :Marie : le livre Ces hommes qui m’expliquent la vie de Rebecca Solnit (2018)Léa : la série “UnREAL”Mélanie : la série “The Good Fight”, dérivée de “The Good Wife”, autour du personnage de Diane LockhartLa question de l’auditrice sur le polyamourLe film Happy Few réalisé par Antony Cordier avec Marina Foïs, Nicolas Duvauchelle, Roschdy Zem et Elodie Bouchez (2010)Le livre The Ethical Slut: A Practical Guide to Polyamory, Open Relationships & Other Adventures de Janet W. Hardy (2010)La série “J’ai 2 amours” sur ARTELa série “Nola Darling n’en fait qu’à sa tête”Pour suivre Marie Kirschen : son compte twitter, le site de BuzzFeed News, le site de la revue Well Well WellPour suivre Léa Lejeune : son compte twitter, le site du magazine ChallengesLe tumblr et le compte Twitter de l’association Prenons la Une, et vous pouvez leur écrire à prenonslaune@gmail.comPour poser une question à Clémentine et Mélanie : hello@quoidemeuf.netPour S'inscrire à la géniale newsletter Quoi de meuf : quoidemeuf.netQuoi de Meuf est une émission de Mélanie Wanga et Clémentine Gallot produite par Nouvelles Écoutes. Réalisée par Aurore Meyer Mahieu, montée et mixée par Laurie Galligani.

The BBC radio program “Caribbean Voices” aired for fifteen years and introduced writers like George Lamming, Louise Bennett, Sam Selvon and others to listeners on both sides of the Atlantic. Glyne Griffith’s The BBC and the Development of Anglophone Caribbean Literature, 1943-1958 (Palgrave MacMillan, 2016) is one of a few detailed studies of this program and the people and institutions that made it possible. Griffith makes important arguments about the combined force of letters, texts and broadcasts, and the ways they contributed to emerging nationalisms and territorial identities as the British Caribbean considered its postcolonial future. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

The BBC radio program “Caribbean Voices” aired for fifteen years and introduced writers like George Lamming, Louise Bennett, Sam Selvon and others to listeners on both sides of the Atlantic. Glyne Griffith’s The BBC and the Development of Anglophone Caribbean Literature, 1943-1958 (Palgrave MacMillan, 2016) is one of a few detailed studies of this program and the people and institutions that made it possible. Griffith makes important arguments about the combined force of letters, texts and broadcasts, and the ways they contributed to emerging nationalisms and territorial identities as the British Caribbean considered its postcolonial future. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

The BBC radio program “Caribbean Voices” aired for fifteen years and introduced writers like George Lamming, Louise Bennett, Sam Selvon and others to listeners on both sides of the Atlantic. Glyne Griffith’s The BBC and the Development of Anglophone Caribbean Literature, 1943-1958 (Palgrave MacMillan, 2016) is one of a few detailed studies of this program and the people and institutions that made it possible. Griffith makes important arguments about the combined force of letters, texts and broadcasts, and the ways they contributed to emerging nationalisms and territorial identities as the British Caribbean considered its postcolonial future. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

The BBC radio program “Caribbean Voices” aired for fifteen years and introduced writers like George Lamming, Louise Bennett, Sam Selvon and others to listeners on both sides of the Atlantic. Glyne Griffith’s The BBC and the Development of Anglophone Caribbean Literature, 1943-1958 (Palgrave MacMillan, 2016) is one of a few detailed studies of this program and the people and institutions that made it possible. Griffith makes important arguments about the combined force of letters, texts and broadcasts, and the ways they contributed to emerging nationalisms and territorial identities as the British Caribbean considered its postcolonial future. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

The BBC radio program “Caribbean Voices” aired for fifteen years and introduced writers like George Lamming, Louise Bennett, Sam Selvon and others to listeners on both sides of the Atlantic. Glyne Griffith’s The BBC and the Development of Anglophone Caribbean Literature, 1943-1958 (Palgrave MacMillan, 2016) is one of a few detailed studies of this program and the people and institutions that made it possible. Griffith makes important arguments about the combined force of letters, texts and broadcasts, and the ways they contributed to emerging nationalisms and territorial identities as the British Caribbean considered its postcolonial future. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

The BBC radio program “Caribbean Voices” aired for fifteen years and introduced writers like George Lamming, Louise Bennett, Sam Selvon and others to listeners on both sides of the Atlantic. Glyne Griffith’s The BBC and the Development of Anglophone Caribbean Literature, 1943-1958 (Palgrave MacMillan, 2016) is one of a few... Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Jamaican singer and folklorist Louise Bennett sings Jamaican folk songs, work songs, dancing songs and banana-boat-loading songs. Amongst these songs are parables, cautionary tales and opportunities for poking fun, all for having fun.

Louise Simone Bennett-Coverley or Miss Lou, OM, OJ, MBE (7 September 1919 – 26 July 2006), was a Jamaican poet, folklorist, writer, and educator. Writing and performing her poems in Jamaican Patois or Creole, she worked to preserve the practice of presenting poetry, folk songs and stories in patois ("nation language").Louise Bennett was born on September 7, 1919 on North Street in Kingston, Jamaica. She was the only child of Augustus Cornelius Bennett, the owner of a bakery in Spanish Town, and Kerene Robinson, a dressmaker. After the death of her father in 1926, Bennett was raised primarily by her mother. She attended elementary school at Ebenezer and Calabar, continuing to St. Simon's College and Excelsior College, in Kingston. In 1943 she enrolled at Friends College in Highgate, St Mary where she studied Jamaican folklore. That same year her poetry was first published in the Sunday Gleaner. In 1945 Bennett became the first black student to study at the Royal Academy of Dramatic Art after being awarded a scholarship from the British Council. After graduating from the Royal Academy of Dramatic Art, Bennett worked with repertory companies in Coventry, Huddersfield and Amersham, as well as in intimate revues across England.[6] During her time in the country she hosted two radio programs for the BBC - Caribbean Carnival (1945-1946) and West Indian Night (1950).

Working (it) Out: Season Two Louise Bennett – Everywhere Welcome to the new season of Working (it) Out. This season, I’m asking artists “Where does art belong?” I met with Louise Bennett to discuss her practice, her involvement with the collective and artist-run initiative Accidentally Annie Street. Bennett’s work uses site specificity (be it the Australian landscape or a seven-minute ride in her car) in tandem with sound, video, performance and experimental ephemeral installation. Music: Future Islands, "Seasons (Waiting On You)"