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In this reasoning Rastafari dub poet, musician, actor, educator, and radio host Mutabaruka criticizes the recent comments from Jamaican Prime Minister Andrew Holnes about the vaccine. Mr. Holness claims the vaccine is natural and made by god. htt ...
https://youtu.be/jRSrN66he-M In this clip, legendary musician, producer, and songwriter Dean Fraser speaks about his tribute album to Dennis Brown. Fraser also shares his belief that Jamaicans love Dennis Brown more than Bob Marley.
njoy reasoning with Kevin Chambers owner and operator of Fire Water located in St Anns, Jamaica.
The 39th episode of The Bald Head-N-The Dread Podcast features a POWERFUL groundings with social outreach specialist, adjunct lecturer, motivational speaker, creative writer and dub poe Miguel 'Steppa' Williams. He is the founder and a director of th ...
On the 26th episode of The Bald Head-N-The Dread Podcast, we held a powerful groundings with reggae star Nesbeth. In this reasoning, Nesbeth speaks about the mental and emotional effects of growing up in an impoverished area and the inner-city politics in Jamaica. Nesbeth also speaks about the importance having a purpose and believing in yourself.
On the 25th episode of The BaldHead-N-The Dread Podcast, we sat with one of the last surviving members of the one Jamaica's most revered and active studios of the 1970's, Franklyn "Ben Up" Irving. In this reasoning Irving explains the rise and fall o ...
By Autarchii | January 26th, 2021 The mind of Andre Haughton goes way beyond that of the typical Jamaican citizen. At first glance, his title as an Economist and Politician may sound standard from a professional perspective, but his viewpoints and ...
For many Jamaicans, nothing is better for an ailment than a good cup of ‘bush tea’. Mint, sour sop leaves, and the Spirulina can clear gastric issues, lower blood pressure and enhance a man’s sexual prowess.
Fulljoy reasoning with Dr. Carolyn Cooper where she discusses about the ‘Lasting Effects of Slavery on the Black Family’ and the discriminatory beauty standards in Jamaica.
Rastafari elder Ras Flako Tafari explains the impact of language in the Jamaican culture and the use of language as rebellion against colonialism. Flako are Jamaicans are bilingual not by choice but for political reasons.
