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Send us Fan Mail Is Jamaican Patois really "broken English"? How did Caribbean languages develop, and why do debates about language continue...
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Send us Fan Mail Is Jamaican Patois really "broken English"? How did Caribbean languages develop, and why do debates about language continue...

Send us Fan Mail What happens when a first generation is told “you’re not Jamaican” in one but never fully seen as American either? In this...

Send us Fan Mail A school party should be simple: put on your outfit, meet your friends, dance for a few hours, go home. If you grew up Cari...

Send us Fan Mail A Jamaican patty can take you back in one bite, to lunch money days or some other memory. Franklyn is a Jamaican entreprene...

Send us Fan Mail Aria Collins is Grenadian-born, Brooklyn-raised, and now based in Charlotte, North Carolina. After moving south and losing...

Send us Fan Mail In Part 2 of this conversation, Kerry-Ann Reid-Brown continues her discussion with organizational psychologist Dr. Kerriann...

Send us Fan Mail What happens when Caribbean cultural identity meets corporate expectations? In this powerful conversation, Kerry-Ann Reid-B...

Send us Fan Mail You were taught to work hard and let your work speak for itself. But what happens when that formula stops working? In this...

Send us Fan Mail I this episode I sat down with cultural heritage reconnection coach Tami Garcia to trace a path from distance to pride. Rai...

Send us Fan Mail What if you’re not losing your culture, just carrying it differently? In this solo episode, I unpack cultural evolution, id...

Send us Fan Mail In this Read and Carry On edition of Carry On Friends, I am joined by writer Nicole Dubois and comedian and creative Onicia...

Send us Fan Mail In this episode let's explore how cultural anchors like food, music, language, traditions, spirituality and family kee...

Send us Fan Mail What if losing your job could lead to the creation of a thriving business and a nonprofit dedicated to tech education? Feli...

Send us Fan Mail Carnival didn’t just arrive on Eastern Parkway; people fought for it, paid for it, and sometimes lost careers over it. I si...

Send us Fan Mail If you’ve ever wondered why Caribbean-American media still rents space on other people’s platforms, this conversation goes...

Send us Fan Mail When Hurricane Melissa struck Jamaica, the impact rippled far beyond the island. This episode explores “the middle place” —...

Send us Fan Mail What if access to culture isn’t the same as connection? We dive into lens two of the Caribbean Diaspora Experience model (C...

Send us Fan Mail Simone W. Johnson Smith is the author of Decoding America: The Immigrant Experience and host of The Immigrant Experience in...

Send us Fan Mail "When someone asks you where you're from, what's the first thing that comes to mind?" This seemingly simple quest...

Send us Fan Mail In this riveting conversation, food security activist Peter Ivey reveals that approximately two-thirds of Jamaica's po...