Những podcast Sizzla hay nhất (2024)

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End of Summer Vibes: Sizzla Concert and Barbados Crop Over 22:16

2M ago22:16

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Chat to me! Cheers to a great summer! Sharing my last few events of an unforgettable summer. After seeing Buju Banton in concert, I kept the fire blazing at Sizzla's concert in Hartford, Connecticut. Then jetted with friend for my first Barbados Crop Over experience. Meticulously planned adventure with the help of Sha of Tingz Nice, Global Carnival…

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Roots, Rock, Reggae,Souls: Jessica Shaw Talks New Music Documentary in the Works 58:59

2M ago58:59

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Chat to me! Ever wondered how Jamaica's eclectic musical tastes? TV/Film producer Jessica Shaw, explores this in her music documentary in the works, Roots, Rock, Reggae, Souls. A filmmaker with deep Jamaican roots, Jessica shares her fascinating journey growing up in Kingston and how it inspired this latest project. Souls as it is know cultural tap…

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Breaking Barriers for women in Dancehall and Hip-Hop (Throwback Episode) 45:51

3M ago45:51

45:51

Chat to me! What if the notion of 'only one woman can be on top' in the music industry is nothing more than a myth perpetuated by the media? Joining me in this episode to dissect this is executive producer Kerry-Ann and Shawn from Reggae Talk Podcast. We challenge this stereotype and shine alight on the remarkable diversity of female talent across …

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Celebrating Cultural Currency: Black Creativity and Global Trends (Throwback Episode) 18:18

3M ago18:18

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Chat to me! Ever wondered why cultural trends started by Black creatives often go unrecognized? This throwback episode explores this. Inspired by my experience at Culture Con, a gathering celebrating Black creatives, we'll embark on a conversation about cultural appreciation and the global impact of Black culture. It's time to address the importanc…

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Buju Banton's Return: Long Walk to Freedom Tour NYC 10:28

4M ago10:28

10:28

Chat to me! Buju Banton delivered an exciting return to the U.S. in New York City, kicking off his Long Walk to Freedom Tour in the U.S. I'm sharing my concert experience from securing those coveted tickets to soaking in the lively pre-show vibes at UBS Arena's unique beer garden, this episode captures every exciting detail. Discover how Buju's pow…

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Exploring R&B and Reggae's Connection with Always on Key 56:55

4M ago56:55

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Chat to me! On this episode of Style and Vibes we explore the connection between R&B and Reggae with Kea and Ashley, the dynamic duo behind the "Always on Key" podcast. We kick things off with fun filled trivia challenge that will test our knowledge of song lyrics explore the rich tapestry of R&B and reggae music, tracing their evolution and curren…

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The Most Hated Number in Dancehall...#2 (Throwback Episode) 50:55

5M ago50:55

50:55

Chat to me! What does it mean to be queer and Caribbean? Throwing back to my conversation with Stush an’ Bush podcast crew, Khadieme and Robert. We explore the complicated relationship between Dancehall and the LGBTQ+ Community. Although lyrical content has evolved over the years, we cite older lyrics and expressions commonly used in Dancehall and …

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Red Bull Culture Clash NYC 15:33

5M ago15:33

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Chat to me! The Red Bull Culture Clash held in New York City unofficially kicked off the summer for me! Not only is it Caribbean American Heritage Month, the event was inspired by parades in New York City tied to cultural heritage, where teams from the West Indies, Latino, Pride, and Asian American communities showcased their unique cultural elemen…

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Unpacking Apple Music's 100 Best Albums 13:30

6M ago13:30

13:30

Chat to me! Apple Music unveiled their 100 best albums of all time which has music community reacting. We're talking about the list's impact, how lists like these inspire conversation and exploration, and the personal connections we all share with music. While art is subjective, when a collective of people view music with appreciation, admiration m…

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Let's Catch Up 14:53

6M ago14:53

14:53

Chat to me! Let's catch-up! I've had conversations recently on the podcast with comedian Kerry Coddett, soca star Kes, gospel singer K-Anthony, and reggae crooner Mortimer. All great interviews filled with reflections and life perspectives. Concert and festival season is heating up and I share my most recent experiences at the Traffic Jam concert f…

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K-Anthony: Weaving Melodies of Faith from Jamaica to Canada 33:46

7M ago33:46

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Chat to me! From Falmouth, Jamaica to the chilly Saskatchewan, Canada, gospel singer K-Anthony has woven a tapestry of melodies and faith that both comforts and challenges the soul. K-Anthony unravels the story behind his stage name, born out of an uncanny clash with another artist. His journey moves from a youth with sports on the brain to a music…

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Reggae Royalty Live – The Marley Brothers' Musical Journey 17:03

7M ago17:03

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Chat to me! Up close and personal experience on the Traffic Jam tour, the Marley brothers did not disappoint. Soaking in the electrifying atmosphere where Damian and Stephen Marley, I share every resonating note with you. We're talking about a concert that was more than just melodies and rhythms; it was a cultural embrace of Reggae music that spann…

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Kes' Man With No Door Celebrates Creative Fusion in Caribbean Music 23:34

8M ago23:34

23:34

Chat to me! I sit down with the Soca sensation Kes, lead singer of Kes the Band. He takes us on a spirited journey from the early days of his namesake to the dynamic experience that has become Kes the Band, an evolution spurred on by passionate fans and the electric atmosphere of live shows. Kes's voice, imbued with the wisdom of his musical voyage…

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Humor and Heritage with Comedian, Actress and Writer Kerry Coddett 48:08

8M ago48:08

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Chat to me! Kerry Coddett is a Caribbean-American writer, actress, and stand-up comedian from Brooklyn, who currently serves as the co-EP, showrunner, and head writer of the upcoming Untitled Yvonne Orji Stand-Up Special on HBO. Kerry is also a story editor on Showtime’s Flatbush Misdemeanors, where she appears as a recurring guest star. Kerry can …

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Bob Marley: One Love - A Movie Review on Its Hollywood Representation 58:08

8M ago58:08

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Chat to me! When the previews of "Bob Marley: One Love" were released, it set our hearts cautiously excited in the promise of a cinematic journey through Bob Marley's life. The biopic is an opportunity to highlight Marley's musical genius and symbolizes the next stage of legacy building for one of Jamaica's most popular figures. In this episode, th…

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Reggae with Mortimer's Soulful Harmonies 23:11

9M ago23:11

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Chat to me! When Mortimer's relationship hit a stormy patch, "Lightning" struck, transforming personal turmoil into a chart-topping hit. It's a glimpse into the soulful artistry of our guest, the Jamaican reggae sensation Mortimer, who joins us to unravel the layers of his music and its profound connection to life's ebbs and flows. Our conversation…

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Dancehall vs. Afrobeats: The Battle for Global Dominance and the Evolution of Music Industry Dynamics 24:42

9M ago24:42

24:42

Chat to me! When Murray Elias sparked a fiery debate with his take on Dancehall versus Afrobeats, it was a call to arms for everyone in the music industry. He joined popular Jamaican music podcast The Fix This episode peels back the layers on his claim that dancehall is stumbling in unity and being outpaced by afrobeats artists in the international…

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Celebrating "Thriller" at 40: Michael Jackson's Iconic Influence on Music and Culture 37:57

10M ago37:57

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Chat to me! After watching the Thriller 40th Anniversary documentary on Paramount+ Kerry-Ann and discuss the legacy of Michael Jackson's classic, ground breaking album and its deep resonance within our lives and the intersection of Jamaican culture. We recall our first encounters with the "Thriller" album and its timeless tracks, sharing anecdotes …

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BONUS: The Lyrical Showdown of Dancehall Divas Jada Kingdom and Stefflon Don 6:46

10M ago6:46

6:46

Chat to me! Dancehall's latest showdown as we dissect the lyrical face-off igniting the scene! Producer Rvssian's #DuttyMoneyRiddim has resurfaced with a vengeance, stirring up an electrifying storm with Stefflon Don and Jada Kingdom at the eye. Their social media jabs and musical counterpunches have fans and artists alike clamoring under the comme…

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Savoring the Caribbean: Nneka Nurse and the Best Dressed Plate Experience 27:16

10M ago27:16

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Chat to me! Nneka Nurse, the innovative mind behind Best Dressed Plate, share her inspiring journey as a trailblazer forging a new path for food enthusiasts to revel in the diverse culinary landscape of the Caribbean. Throughout our conversation, she shares the origin story of Caribbean Chef and Food platform Best Dressed Plate, it's chic moniker a…

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Book-to-Screen Adaptation of 'Black Cake’ 38:39

11M ago38:39

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Chat to me! Explore the complexities of a Jamaican family as the on screen adaptation of the book ‘Black Cake’ debuts as a mini series on Hulu. Kerry Ann and I discuss how one our favorite books come to life in the series through episode 4. as we pull back the curtain on the adaptation process, beginning with the mini-series 'Black Cake'. We'll exp…

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Carving Caribbean Narratives: A Deep Dive into Cultural Representation in TV and Streaming Series 26:17

12M ago26:17

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Chat to me! In this episode we dissect how Caribbean culture is represented in series like Netflix's 'Survival of the Thickest', Amazon Prime's 'Harlem,' ABC's 'This is Us,' and HBO Max's 'Full Circle.' We also explore the importance of having Caribbean actors, producers, and filmmakers at the helm of creating authentic cultural narratives. We talk…

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Searching for Higher Ground: An Exploration of Caribbean Migration with George A. Glean Sr. 30:26

1y ago30:26

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Chat to me! Get ready to embark on a captivating journey with George A. Glean Sr., a lifelong teacher, writer, and avid student of West Indian history and culture. Born and raised on the island of Grenada, George opens up about his childhood, his migration to the United States, and the unanticipated joy found in the simplicity of island life. In th…

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The Power and Struggle of Caribbean Radio: WVIP 93.5FM & the Future of Caribbean Music 29:29

1y ago29:29

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Chat to me! We focus to the implications in the sale of New York City's WVIP 93.5 FM to Hope Media Group. WVIP had majority Caribbean programming over the last 40 years, home to Caribbean media groups including Irie Jam Radio, Linkup Radio, Winner’s Circle Radio, Groovin' Radio, Wake Up Radio and other programmers who purchased air time on the inde…

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Shaping Style & Vibes' Future: An Invitation for Listener Input 2:50

1y ago2:50

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Chat to me! Help me shape the future content of your favorite podcast. I'm asking you, our listeners, to fill out a quick five-question survey to help us better understand what you love and what you want to hear more of. Your feedback is crucial, and will directly influence the planning of our episodes for the next year. The survey link is in the s…

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