Alo Alo

On this episode, we have an informative conversation about the importance of teaching Haitian Creole to our children, even if they don't live in Haiti. We're joined by Wynnie Lamour, founder of the Haitian Creole Language Institute (HCLI), and Darnelle Champagne, co-founder and director of Jaden Timoun.
To learn Haitian Creole, visit:
http://www.haitiancreoleinstitute.com/
http://www.haitiancreoleinstitute.com/jadentimounlinks/

On this episode, we get up close and personal with Maritza Boudoir. She's a business owner and fashion image consultant. She owns Boudoir House Boutique in Cap Haitien, Haiti. And she also hosts youth and women empowerment events in Haiti. 

On this episode we are joined by Roy and Steven Baboun. 
Roy is an artist and psychotherapist, who is working within the Haitian community. He's  engaged in educating and raising awareness of mental health. Roy is also an openly gay man who is open to discussing the intersection of the gay community and the Haitian culture, and how they are evolving and clearing the stigmas. 
Steven Baboun, later introduced on the episode, is a Haitian artist, photographer and content creator. He initiated numerous art and photojournalism projects about Haitian culture.

We get deep about our dating lives!

On this episode, we remember some of our cherished childhood memories about Haiti. Join us as we take a walk down memory lane.

Although Haiti has its own type of racism, we had no clue what to expect when we migrated to the US.