Podcasts about Yardie

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"The honesty of my music and poetry comes from church." The South London artist discusses his turn away from religion and his love of sound systems as the city celebrates 56 years of Notting Hill Carnival. The annual Caribbean street parade Notting Hill Carnival has taken place in London since 1966 to celebrate the influx of immigrants brought to the UK during Windrush. Carnival is a celebration of the rich and multifaceted artistic heritage that came with them, especially in the form of Afro-Caribbean music, dance and sound system culture. The South London-born poet, producer and NTS Radio host James Massiah is one of a generation of musicians who has been influenced by the city's Afro-Caribbean cultural legacy. In this interview, he talks to Errol Anderson of the South London-based curatorial platform Touching Bass about his connection to London's sound systems and his own artistic evolution. His output centres around hedonism and what he calls "joyful living"—a reaction to the church community he grew up in. Many of the lyrics on his most recent EPs, like True Romance, paint a picture of drugs, partying, sex, addiction and heartbreak (he's even gone on to name his recurring poetry night Adult Entertainment). Music, he reflects, has provided a powerful and cathartic means to express himself and open up. In his youth, Massiah wasn't just shaped by his church, he says, but by the Afro-Caribbean genres circulating through his neighborhood: '80s funk, raga, garage, grime and a form of Jamaican dancehall called Yardie. Later, as he was exposed to popular rock and house music, he took the sensibilities he heard in pop acts like Fleetwood Mac and applied them to a Caribbean musical framework. His sound palette is an uncanny amalgamation of Stevie Nicks' ethereal voice with the stylings of soca—a sub-genre that fuses calypso, reggae and Caribbean zouk. Listen to the episode in full.

The annual Caribbean street parade Notting Hill Carnival has taken place in London since 1966 to celebrate the influx of immigrants brought to the UK during Windrush. Carnival is a celebration of the rich and multifaceted artistic heritage that came with them, especially in the form of Afro-Caribbean music, dance and sound system culture. The South London-born poet, producer and NTS Radio host James Massiah is one of a generation of musicians who has been influenced by the city's Afro-Caribbean cultural legacy. In this interview, he talks to Errol Anderson of the South London-based curatorial platform Touching Bass about his connection to London's sound systems and his own artistic evolution. His output centres around hedonism and what he calls "joyful living"—a reaction to the church community he grew up in. Many of the lyrics on his most recent EPs, like True Romance, paint a picture of drugs, partying, sex, addiction and heartbreak (he's even gone on to name his recurring poetry night Adult Entertainment). Music, he reflects, has provided a powerful and cathartic means to express himself and open up. In his youth, Massiah wasn't just shaped by his church, he says, but by the Afro-Caribbean genres circulating through his neighborhood: '80s funk, raga, garage, grime and a form of Jamaican dancehall called Yardie. Later, as he was exposed to popular rock and house music, he took the sensibilities he heard in pop acts like Fleetwood Mac and applied them to a Caribbean musical framework. His sound palette is an uncanny amalgamation of Stevie Nicks' ethereal voice with the stylings of soca—a sub-genre that fuses calypso, reggae and Caribbean zouk. Listen to the episode in full.

We have a comedy legend in the making here! This week we talk to Jamaican Stand up & more White Yardie in the building! Subscribe to our YouTube Channel https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCSGbGTkweBvH79LnMha5bxg Big thanks to B3 from B3 Studio: https://www.instagram.com/prod.b3/ Thanks to Diamond Club: https://www.instagram.com/diamondclub_905/ Steamin Hot Grabba: https://www.instagram.com/steaminhotgrabba/ We Love Hip Hop: www.instagram.com/welovehiphopnetwork/ Friday: www.instagram.com/fridayrickydred/

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Willy Wonka strikes back with a Dancehall mix that contains a handful of Summer tracks from various artists like Valiant, Skillibeng, Popcaan, Jada Kingdom, Dexta Daps, Byron Messia, Teejay, JahShii, and others. enJOY FROM WILLYWONKA

The hilarious White Yardie takes center stage in our chat, sharing the canvas of his life colored by his unique upbringing in the Jamaican countryside of St Elizabeth and his odyssey to England. Our conversation branches out to the vibrant yet challenging arena of Caribbean comedy. He provides a candid insider's view of the hurdles Caribbean comedians encounter, while championing the slogan - collaboration over competition. The discussion evolves to encompass White Yardie's tours, lifting the veil on the trials tied to securing performance venues and the overwhelming wave of support he's netted from fans worldwide.We wrap up by emphasizing how the power of online content and social media is a potent tool for preserving Caribbean culture and inspiring others. Illuminating the importance of staying true to one's culture and relentlessly pushing forward in the face of adversity. From exploring identity representation to discussing opportunities in entertainment and unity, this episode with White Yardie is a veritable treasure trove of insights. Don't miss the chance to ride this exhilarating wave of laughter, culture, and inspiration.Support the showConnect with @carryonfriends - Instagram | Facebook | YouTube | Twitter A Breadfruit Media Production

Pronti a ripartire con la QUINTA stagione di 🇯🇲Road to JA🇯🇲! Ci troverete tutti i mercoledì alle 21.30 su Sanbaradio per ascoltare il meglio della musica giamaicana, dalle oldies alle brand new. Una volta al mese, per un'ora e mezza di sole Good Vibes, NAH MISS IT!! Oldies Corner --> TRIBUTE TO KING TUBBY - Hard time rock - Sugar Minott - Under me fat thing - Anthony Red Rose - Tempo - Anthony Red Rose - Babylon - King Kong - Ninja me Ninja - Courtney Melody - Original Sound - Conroy Smith - Killa Soundboy - Banana Man - Jah run thinghs - General Trees RADICI NEL CEMENTO interview for brand new SINGLE - Cicileu (2001) - MUSIC BIZ - NEW!!! BRAND NEW - Let's make up - Bitty Mclean ft Sly & Robbie - High Life - Buju Banton ft Snoop Dogg - Rice and Peas - Jaz Elise - Curious - Shenseea

On this week's episode of TheFallenState TV, host Jesse Lee Peterson is joined by White Yardie—He is a Jamaican stand-up comedian and entertainer based out of the U.K. Raised in the Caribbean, White Yardie is known for his highly entertaining on-stage performances, hilarious social media content, and opinionated takes on the popular British YouTube channel AFTV. He and Jesse touch on his comedy career, race, marriage, upbringing, family, mess, forgiveness, anger, and much more!

On this week's episode of TheFallenState TV, host Jesse Lee Peterson is joined by White Yardie—He is a Jamaican stand-up comedian and entertainer based out of the U.K. Raised in the Caribbean, White Yardie is known for his highly entertaining on-stage performances, hilarious social media content, and opinionated takes on the popular British YouTube channel AFTV. He and Jesse touch on his comedy career, race, marriage, upbringing, family, mess, forgiveness, anger, and much more!

Pronti a ripartire con la QUINTA stagione di 🇯🇲Road to JA🇯🇲! Ci troverete tutti i mercoledì alle 21.30 su Sanbaradio per ascoltare il meglio della musica giamaicana, dalle oldies alle brand new. Una volta al mese, per un'ora e mezza di sole Good Vibes, NAH MISS IT!! Oldies Corner --> TRIBUTE TO SUGAR MINOTT (Black Roots & Youth Promotion) - Hard time pressure - Sugar Minott - I'm ready - Triston Palma - Lovers Rock - Sugar Minott - Original Foreign mind - Junior Reid - Bubbling style - Little John - Lots of Signs - Tenor Saw - Roots pon mi corner - Yami Bolo - No disrespect - Bimbo aka Garnett Silk VIRTUS interview for brand new SINGLES - Keep on Jamming - Fundament Cultcha - New Disco Reggae ft Baboon Prophecy BRAND NEW - Driver - Romain Virgo - Everything - Jah Cure ft Stonebwoy - God a bless Me - Spice - One GadZilla - Bounty Killer

Pronti a ripartire con la QUINTA stagione di 🇯🇲Road to JA🇯🇲! Ci troverete tutti i venerdì alle 21 su Sanbaradio per ascoltare il meglio della musica giamaicana, dalle oldies alle brand new. Una volta al mese, per un'ora e mezza di sole Good Vibes, NAH MISS IT!! Oldies Corner --> TRIBUTE TO GUSSIE CLARK - The Higher the Mountain - U-Roy ft Big Youth - Screaming target - Big Youth - To the Foundation - Dennis Brown - Pass the Kutchie - The Mighty Diamonds - Raggamuffin - Freddie Mcgregor ft Dennis Brown - Rumours - Gregory Isaac - Big all are - Dennis Brown ft Gregory Isaac - Pirate's Anthem - Cocoa Tea ft Home T & Shabba Ranks ROOTICAL FOUNDATION interview for brand SINGLE - THE TRAP - SMILE feat Romain Virgo - We ah deal wid ft Attila - The Trap brand new single BRAND NEW - I've got to go back Home - Beres Hammond - Pieces - Masicka ft Jahshii

The lads reminisce about their 21sts and then realise how times have changed... Matty slams the performance of a pregnant woman...(ok we're being dramatic for the headline lol). And more reminiscing about the Titanic and how the film is 25 goddamn years old.   See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

on this episode Jason was joined by a bumper panel Chris smith, Andy Margett, Yardie rams & Chris Holt to discuss another positive week for the Rams. First up on the agenda Derby 2-1 victory over Bolton wanderers at Pride Park on Saturday. we chat performances & about the unbeaten run. Chat then turns to a trip to Vale Park midweek with revenge firmly in sight, also Steve from the Ale & vale podcast brings us his thoughts. To finish up this week we have transfer chat. Thanks for listening.

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Born in in St. Elizabeth, Jamaica, moving over to the UK to pursue more opportunities, White Yardie is no stranger to the come up. In this episode White Yardie shares how he started out in Stand Up Comedy in the UK, becoming a Success there, Embracing Social Media w/ his Comedy Skits, Going Viral, having Celebrity Friends and how he's now taking over the Americas.

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The Worlds Most Toronto Podcast - VoicesFromTheStaircase Where we don't gather around dinner tables and couches, we meet up in the staircase. That's where we discuss all things that matter from relationships, sports and even politics. Join us every week to hear what VoicesFromTheStaircase have to discuss. Follow us on socials https://www.instagram.com/voicesfromthestaircase/ https://www.tiktok.com/@voicesfromthestaircase?lang=en Snapchat: @VoicesFromTheSC https://twitter.com/VoicesFromTheSC Chapters 0:00 Intro 04:43 England vs Jamaica who you rooting for? 05:30 Pitch to free the Worl' Boss 07:47 History of Patois 11:55 Somali Cuisine 13:24 Growing up with "Giggs" 16:33 Message to the youth + Future comedians 19:49 Remaking one classic Jamaican movie? 21:59 Giving more opportunities to different demographics in entertainment

Pronti a ripartire con la QUINTA stagione di 🇯🇲Road to JA🇯🇲! Ci troverete tutti i venerdì alle 21 su Sanbaradio per ascoltare il meglio della musica giamaicana, dalle oldies alle brand new. Una volta al mese, per un'ora e mezza di sole Good Vibes, NAH MISS IT!! Oldies Corner --> JAH THOMAS TRIBUTE - Entertainment - Triston Palmer - Gunshot - Anthony Johnson - Joker Smoker - Triston Palmer - Reggae Dance - Little John - Shoulder Move - Jah Thomas - Visit of King Selassie - Early B - Take me to a Rub a Dub session - Johnny Osbourne BRAND NEW : - Wanted - Lila Ike - Red, Gold and Green - Kabaka Pyramid ft. Damian Marley SERIOUS THING interview and Dubplatemix

Dd Etherton is an up-and-coming designer who has developed somewhat of a niche for making screen graphics.In this episode, Dd tells us about her work on BBC drama 'The Split', and how she's worked with Idris Elba twice so far, on his film 'Yardie' and the upcoming Netflix 'Luther' movie.Dd shares with us some of the secrets of product placement, and how she hopes her love of screen graphics will one day lead her to working on her dream job of 'James Bond'.Links:Dd's websitewww.ddetherton.myportfolio.comDd's Instagramwww.instagram.com/ddethertondesignsOpening Credits Instagramwww.instagram.com/openingcreditsOpening Credits Networkwww.facebook.com/groups/openingcreditsnetworkOpening Credits websitewww.openingcredits.net

Education is the top, middle and last line for Harry, aka White Yardie in this conversation. And it's really testament to the essence of this series: intent is so important in these conversations and spaces. Offensive language and microaggressions can be both deliberate and accidental. People do make mistakes without meaning to; we've all done this. I feel like we can learn to forgive these, if people then aim to learn and make changes when moving forwards. Because, once we learn what is not okay - we have the option to improve for the better, if we intend to. For those who make mistakes and don't want to make changes - or for those who are deliberately being offensive? Maybe progress isn't so clear a path in those instances. In this chat, Harry fully unpacks what he's learned about all of this. And of course, we also learn how he feels about the question, “Where you from?” - and what it means to him. Another theme that Harry and I chat about, is the nature of being forced to explain where you're from: being forced to justify why you are here and how that came to be. This is so exhausting. So, it's a shame that a part of this conversation is about as to if Harry's been forced to convince people, when saying where he's from; none of us should ever have to do this. Thanks for listening. Subscribe and leave a review! And let me know what you think: I'm @lilliealmond on Twitter - and on Insta, I'm @almondsweetness.

The Schwaz Effect Vol 11 (Yardie Edition ) by Capital FM

Pronti a ripartire con la QUARTA stagione di 🇯🇲Road to JA🇯🇲! Ci troverete tutti i giovedì alle 22 su Sanbaradio per ascoltare il meglio della musica giamaicana, dalle oldies alle brand new. Solito giorno, solito orario e solita radio, NAH MISS IT!! Oldies Corner --> HENRY "JUNIO" LAWES AND VOLCANO LABEL TRIBUTE - Zungguzungguzungguzang - Yellowman - Pass the Tu Shang Peng - Frankie Paul - Rocking Dolly - Cocoa Tea - Rub a Dub - Tenor Saw - Bust outta Hell - Cocoa Tea KALYWEED interview with Dubplates - Rockstone - Stephen Marley, Capleton, Sizzla - Sizzla medley - Toots Hibbert ft Buju Banton - Busy Signal - Masicka ft Dexta Daps - Little Kirk ft Beenieman (Moses Brothers) - Memories

Pronti a ripartire con la QUARTA stagione di 🇯🇲Road to JA🇯🇲! Ci troverete tutti i giovedì alle 22 su Sanbaradio per ascoltare il meglio della musica giamaicana, dalle oldies alle brand new. Solito giorno, solito orario e solita radio, NAH MISS IT!! Oldies Corner --> HENRY "JUNIO" LAWES AND VOLCANO LABEL TRIBUTE - Mr Sun - Don Carlos - I am the Don - Leroy Smart - Police in Helicopter - John Holt - Come fi mash it - Tony Tuff - Prison oval rock - Barrington Levy RAINA interview for brand new album 1000 COSE - 100O cose ft. Danno - Scialla Brand New - Thank you Jah - Busy Signal BrandNewDancehallMiniMix

Pronti a ripartire con la QUARTA stagione di 🇯🇲Road to JA🇯🇲! Ci troverete tutti i giovedì alle 22 su Sanbaradio per ascoltare il meglio della musica giamaicana, dalle oldies alle brand new. Solito giorno, solito orario e solita radio, NAH MISS IT!! Oldies Corner --> HENRY "JUNIO" LAWES AND VOLCANO LABEL TRIBUTE - One spliff a day - Billy Boyo - Firehouse rock - The Wailing Souls - Why you so craven - Israel Vibration - Sweetie come brush me - John Holt - Ganja smuggling - Eek a Mouse Brand New - Hold yuh corner - Beres Hammond NATTY ROOTS interview and ReggaeDancehallMix

Pronti a ripartire con la QUARTA stagione di 🇯🇲Road to JA🇯🇲! Ci troverete tutti i giovedì alle 22 su Sanbaradio per ascoltare il meglio della musica giamaicana, dalle oldies alle brand new. Solito giorno, solito orario e solita radio, NAH MISS IT!! Oldies Corner --> HENRY "JUNIO" LAWES AND VOLCANO LABEL TRIBUTE - Chip in - Wayne Jarret - I'm not crazy - Don Carlos - Gunman - Micheal Prophet - Dancehall style - Little John - Another one bites the dust - Clint Eastwood & General Saint BIG SIMON interview for brand new album UNIVERSAL LANGUAGE - Universal Language ft. Luciano - My Italian Girl ft. B.B. Seaton Brand New - Hills - Protoje BrandNewDancehallMiniMix

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Pronti a ripartire con la QUARTA stagione di 🇯🇲Road to JA🇯🇲! Ci troverete tutti i giovedì alle 22 su Sanbaradio per ascoltare il meglio della musica giamaicana, dalle oldies alle brand new. Solito giorno, solito orario e solita radio, NAH MISS IT!! Oldies Corner --> HENRY "JUNIO" LAWES AND VOLCANO LABEL TRIBUTE - Don't fuss or fight / Reggae Music - Barrington Levy - Shine eye girl - Barrington Levy - Ice cream love - Johnny Osbourne - Diseases - Michigan & Smiley Riddim Mix - GRATITUDE RIDDIM - Gratitude - Jaz Elise - Love and mercy - Samory I - Keep that fire lit - Mortimer - The voice - Naomi Cowan - Time won't wait - Ras I - When the smoke clears - Kumar DJ SENSILOVER interview and 420Mix

Welcome to Yardie Labrish ……. Music: She No Dull Beat by Nana Kwabena from YouTube's royalty free music library.

Pronti a ripartire con la QUARTA stagione di 🇯🇲Road to JA🇯🇲! Ci troverete tutti i giovedì alle 22 su Sanbaradio per ascoltare il meglio della musica giamaicana, dalle oldies alle brand new. Solito giorno, solito orario e solita radio, NAH MISS IT!! Oldies Corner --> JOE GIBBS LABEL TRIBUTE - Boxing around - Cornell Campbell - Wife and sweetheart - Barrington Levy - Your love gotta hold on me - Dennis Brown - Babylon release the chain - Junior Reid ARES ADAMI NEW ALBUM HYDRANGEA SHOWDOWN - People's Champ - Curry e Curcuma - Dancehall Warm Up ft. Attila - Z.

Pronti a ripartire con la QUARTA stagione di 🇯🇲Road to JA🇯🇲! Ci troverete tutti i giovedì alle 22 su Sanbaradio per ascoltare il meglio della musica giamaicana, dalle oldies alle brand new. Solito giorno, solito orario e solita radio, NAH MISS IT!! Oldies Corner --> JOE GIBBS LABEL TRIBUTE - Cool out son - Junior Murvin - My woman - Barrington Levy - Rope in - Cornell Campbell - Someone loves you honey . J.C. Lodge - Virgin girl - Eek-A-Mouse HEAVY HAMMER SOUND interview and DubplateMix

Pronti a ripartire con la QUARTA stagione di 🇯🇲Road to JA🇯🇲! Ci troverete tutti i giovedì alle 22 su Sanbaradio per ascoltare il meglio della musica giamaicana, dalle oldies alle brand new. Solito giorno, solito orario e solita radio, NAH MISS IT!! Oldies Corner --> JOE GIBBS LABEL TRIBUTE - Two sevens clash - Culture - See them a come - Culture - Uptown top ranking - Althea & Donna - Keep on knocking - Jacob Miller RAPHAEL interview - SOUNDBLASTER - VENTO E FUOCO Brand New - Never give up - Chronixx - True love - Lila Ike BrandNewDancehallMiniMix

Pronti a ripartire con la QUARTA stagione di 🇯🇲Road to JA🇯🇲! Ci troverete tutti i giovedì alle 22 su Sanbaradio per ascoltare il meglio della musica giamaicana, dalle oldies alle brand new. Solito giorno, solito orario e solita radio, NAH MISS IT!! Oldies Corner --> JOE GIBBS LABEL TRIBUTE - Money in my pocket - Dennis Brown - Babylon too rough - Gregory Isaacs - Burn babylon - Sylford Walker - Rockers a nuh crackers - Glen Washington Brand new from debut Koffee album "GIFTED" - Lonely - Shine Bomchilom interview and MiniMix

Pronti a ripartire con la QUARTA stagione di 🇯🇲Road to JA🇯🇲! Ci troverete tutti i giovedì alle 22 su Sanbaradio per ascoltare il meglio della musica giamaicana, dalle oldies alle brand new. Solito giorno, solito orario e solita radio, NAH MISS IT!! Oldies Corner --> JOE GIBBS LABEL TRIBUTE - Hold them - Roy Shirley - You're gonna need me - Errol Dunkley - Long shot - The Pioneers - Love of the common people - Nicky Thomas Brusco interview for Brand New EP MONUMENTO - ANIME SOLE feat Nina Zilli - MONUMENTO Brand New - Reggaeland - Yaadcore - Mi nuh know - Shaggy BrandNewDancehallMiniMix

Pronti a ripartire con la QUARTA stagione di 🇯🇲Road to JA🇯🇲! Ci troverete tutti i giovedì alle 22 su Sanbaradio per ascoltare il meglio della musica giamaicana, dalle oldies alle brand new. Solito giorno, solito orario e solita radio, NAH MISS IT!! Oldies Corner --> TAXI LABEL TRIBUTE - Cost of living - Half Pint - England be nice - Ini Kamoze - Taxi - Ambelique - Murder she wrote - Chaka Demus ft Pilers Brand new - Twisted Agenda - Collie Buddz ft Bounty Killer - Lying if I call it love - Shenseeea ft Sean Paul Pipeline Sound System interview and DubplateMix

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Come Mek We Talk Season 2 Episode 4 Jheanelle "Keto Yardie" Henry is taking over the Keto space by storm and she is taking everyone that wants to go along. Born and raised in Jamaica, she moved to the US as a teen and while attending college, her freshman 15 quickly became over 100 lbs in 8 years. In our conversation today, she talks about the moment things changed for her and how she has been helping people to transform their own lives ever since. Want to hear more from Keto Yardie? Follow Her on IG: https://www.instagram.com/ketoyardie/?hl=en Check out her Ebook and Other Apparel: https://www.ketoyardie.com Loved this video? Please subscribe, gimme a like, share it with a friend, and comment your thoughts below. Love my energy and think that we would work well together? Send me an email and let's talk: shanique.campbell42@gmail.com SERIOUS INQUIRIES ONLY! Want to check me out on social? Follow me here: https://www.instagram.com/shancampbell718/ --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/come-mek-we-talk/message Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/come-mek-we-talk/support

Topics discussed: Viral moments - racism in cricket - White Yardie Use #BlacklistedPodcast across the socials, tag us & send us your feedback, suggestions etc: Email: info@blacklistedpodcast.com Twitter & Instagram: @BlacklistedPC @FabioLuisDJ @SheninAmaraDJ @DayranPhotos

The ladies are back with another free flow this week. Ikran shares her winter horror story leaving Munirah in tears. We also discuss white Yardie's interview on Zeze Mills show, ‘Karens', dababy and danileigh's Instagram drama. They also discuss the covid vaccinations and Austria's new covid laws - are we next? Social: https://instagram.com/piratesandacaribbeanpodcast?utm_medium=copy_link

This episode discusses Church Hurt, Insecure, White Yardie Unapologetic, Channel 4 plus our #TweetsOfTheWeek. Hosts:DanyelleTwitter: @dxgtweets : https://twitter.com/dxgtweetsOliviaTwitter: @Olivia891 : https://twitter.com/OliviaLiv891Instagram: @liv_21.x : https://www.instagram.com/liv_21.x/Urban SoulTwitter - @UR8ANSOUL : https://twitter.com/UR8ANSOULInstagram - @ur8an_soul : https://www.instagram.com/ur8an_soul/MUSIC: @drew_archie - www.instagram.com/drew_archie/ See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Dadvengers Podcast Episode 06 - Harry Gregory (aka White Yardie) Comedian, internet sensation and social media star Harry Gregory, AKA White Yardie talks to us about parenting a teenager and a toddler, how his children help each other – and who rules the roost! We also discuss growing up in Jamaica, how he fell into the wrong crowd and ended up in jail after moving to London at age 18, and what ultimately led to him turning his life around. It's an inspirational story of a dad who turned his life around that we at Dadvengers appreciate Harry sharing with us. Time Codes 1:15 - Harry talks about his children, their ages and how different they are! 3:01 – The relationship between his children, and how his son helps his younger sister 4:40 – Growing up in Jamaica, how that differs to raising his children in the UK and the fears of raising a teenage son 8:05 – How Harry and his partner's parenting style differs, the importance of being a united front for his children, and how he reflected on his childhood and made decisions to parent in a different way.  11:57 – Social media career, and what led him to change the language he used in his videos to ensure he is a good role model for his children 14:27 – Harry discusses his male role models growing up 15:32 – “Dandy Shandy” Harry tells us about the games he played when growing up 18:03 – Video games, imaginary play, and the thing that makes him happiest in life.  20:49 – Harry discusses his late teenage years, how he fell into a drug culture at the age of 18 in London, and ending up in prison 25:09 – Leaving prison after two and a half years at the age of 21, the lack of support to help prevent re-offending, and how having his son at 22 made him reflect on the choices he was making 29:18 – How starting comedy videos and an ultimatum from his partner turned his life around, and the advice Harry would give to someone in the lifestyle he used to lead 34:30 – Talking to his teenage son about the lifestyle Harry led in his late teenage years, and what the impact of having children was on his life 37:56 – Dad superpower Don't forget to subscribe to be first to hear new episodes. And if you want more of our parenting content make sure you're following us on Instagram & Facebook too! Our GDPR privacy policy was updated on August 8, 2022. Visit acast.com/privacy for more information.

On this Episode Sean and Julia chats with Mike , a Yardie who shares an inspiring story about his journey from Jamaica to the United States, his challenges, great accomplishments, and future endeavors. Please like and subscribe on our social media pages Social Media: Instagram, twitter, facebook @guhsolive youtube: guhso website: guhso.com Email: chatbout@guhso.com -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Guest: Mike | Email: seeurise@gmail.com --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/guhso/message

Dating on a whole can be challenging especially during this Covid-19 pandemic. The question is, what are some of the pros and cons of dating a “Jamaican Yardie”? Sean and Julia gets candid with their experiences of dating a Yardie. How has your experience been? Share your success or not so successful stories of dating a Yardie with us on Social Media: Instagram, twitter, facebook @guhsolive youtube: guhso website: guhso.com Email: chatbout@guhso.com --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/guhso/message

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Episode 022 of *The Upful Life Podcast* w/s/g Smasheltooth is live and direkt! This celebrated, colorful, & outspoken West Coast selectah looks back on a decade in the DJ game, but of course we dig deeper into myriad topics. Ever since I first came upon her at the Haven in Nevada City, CA opening for Mad Zach in 2016, I've been intrigued by this dynamic persona. Began following her on social media and over the past few years, have become a big fan of her DJ sets and out-sized personality.     Smash was in the Bay Area for a benefit concert for my dear friend Greg who'd lost his leg in a tragic hit & run on his motorbike. We linked up in an Oakland warehouse recording studio for a lengthy, spirited, and emotional powwow. As she reminds us throughout our chat, everyone has a story. And rest assured, hers is one worth telling. SMASHELTOOTH INTERVIEW STARTS AT 11:45    Ashley leaves nary a stone un-turned as she reflects on her fairy-tale marriage to The Pirate & reveals quite a bit about how motherhood has reshaped her life and worldview. From there she ruminates on the circle of life & death - with regard to the Ghost Ship tragedy, and giving birth to her son Johnny Ryder in the immediate aftermath of that deadly fire. Smash invites us into what it's like being a confident female in a male-dominated industry, details her overcoming sexual and emotional trauma thru pornography and Trap music, pontificates on the allure of pussy-power, the carnage from substance abuse, and beyond. We discuss the omnipresence of the Grateful Dead, finding one's self within festival culture, curating an original vibe on the dancefloor, empowering women on the dancefloor, a deep dive on the late, great Bay Area hip-hop icon Mac Dre, and more DJ-related content. Towards the end of this 90-minute interview, I pose a rather serious and emotional question to Ashley: is she conflicted supporting LGBT & lionizing Sizzla Kalonji? The supernaturally-gifted yet uber-controversial Yardie legend who's militant Rasta intolerance of homosexuality is a divisive topic among fans. This particular segment is a good talk. All in all, a riveting dialogue beginning to end, with the one and only Smasheltooth Tiger!     CLICK HERE TO LISTEN TO 'SOUND OF THE SEA by STICK FIGURE Real talk, this is among the best interviews I've ever conducted. Ashley was a natural and we went places in the dialogue that quite frankly I never imagined . When it was over, I was HIGH off the conversation. On the way home, I actually had to pull over, get out of the car and walk it off for a few mins. THANK YOU MADAME SMASH!!  Check out all things SMASHELTOOTH on Soundclou   Vibe Junkie JAM of the Week: "Dirty Daddy"- Great Dane (OAKK Remix)        Email the show! B.Getz@upfulLIFE.com The Upful LIFE Podcast is available on iTunes! Also available on Spotify!  Theme Song: Mazel Tov by CALVIN VALENTINE

Yardie was a book published by guest Dotun Adebayo before it was a movie directed by Idris Elba. Hear the backstory in this interview excerpt.

Idris Elba is a man of many parts - actor, DJ, kick-boxer and now film director. He discusses his first feature, Yardie, based on the hit novel of the same name, by Victor Headley which, in 1992, told the tales of "D", a Jamaican in London engaged in the super-violent drugs trade of the 1970s. The former Raleigh Cycle Company headquarters in Nottingham recently became the 400,000th listed building in England. Deborah Mays, Head of Listing Advice at Historic England, writer and architect Douglas Murphy, and Dr Anton Lang, Chartered Town Planner, discuss whether we have too many listed buildings in the UK.For the Front Row Inspire season, each of the presenters has taken on a creative challenge to try something new, and Stig elected to write a sonnet for his new-born daughter Phoebe. He visits the Walthamstow Forest Poets, one of over 85 'Stanza' poetry meetups around the UK run by volunteers from The Poetry Society. Stig reads his sonnet, gets some advice on it and finds out where the poets in the group get their inspiration. Presnter: Stig Abell Producer: Julian May.

3 DJS Walk In A Bar: A African, A Yardie & A Trini by GeniusinHD