On the 97th episode of The Bald Head-N-The Dread Podcast, Jr (The Bald Head) and Autarchii (The Dread) reason about the misunderstanding black people have about generational wealth. They go on to speak about realistic practices parents can do tha ...
Born 19th July 1954 in Kingston, Jamaica the music of Errol ‘Flabba’ Holt will be familiar to everyone who knows and loves reggae music from the countless records he played on as a key member of The Roots Radics… the band whose signature sound defined th ...
https://youtu.be/AZtzq_WILcA King Jammy shares his experience being an apprentice to reggae legend King Tubby. Jammy also speaks about his experience owning and operating a sound system while still in primary school. https://youtu.be/a9A1c_9oVcQ ...
https://youtu.be/2ZDfP4JAN78 In this reasoning Rastafari dub poet, musician, actor, educator, and radio host Mutabaruka opens up about the terrible treatment of Rastafari by the Jamaican police force and Jamaican citizens. Mutabaruka says, "It’s ...
https://youtu.be/RszJcw7I1G8 In this reasoning, Mutabaruka speaks about the 'Mark Of The Beast' and '666'.
https://youtu.be/AkNeKuL25_s Enjoy informative reasoning with Dr. Jodi Tafari. Dr.Tafari is the Managing Director of Sekhmet Medical Center and Services located in Montego Bay, Jamaica. In this reasoning Dr. Tafari advises all post-col ...
https://youtu.be/mksAactzeRs In this reasoning, Mutabaruka questions the people of African descent who reject African religious practices while accepting European religious practices.
https://youtu.be/-CI1ObqFKs4Leroy Sibbles is one of Jamaica's greatest contributors to reggae culture. Sibbles is mostly known as a member of the rockesteady group The Heptones.Most are unaware of Sibbles role as a bass player, musical arranger, song writ ...
In this reasoning, Mutabaruka speaks about the influence of Christianity's theology on the Rastafari view of heaven which Rastafari refer to as Zion. https://youtu.be/qIHQ7XIh-dw
Listen irie reasoning from reggae legend Fred Locks. Fred Locks is responsible for the reggae roots classic 'Black Star Liner' released in 1976. The 'Black Star Liner' album includes True Rastaman, Sing-A-Long, Don't Let Babylon Fool You , and the title t ...
