On this episode we’re joined by none other than UK Soca Ambassador himself — TriniBoi Joocie.

From a young pan player with humble beginnings… to catching an unexpected buzz that changed everything — Joocie breaks down his incredible journey through music, culture, and perseverance.

We dive into the story behind his viral hit “Bottle Over Head,” the impact it had on his career, and how he’s been representing Soca on an international level.

He also opens up about his experience on The Voice UK, the challenges of navigating the industry overseas, and what it really takes to carry Caribbean culture to a global stage.

This is more than music — this is passion, identity, and purpose.

So sit back, relax…
AlonzoBash Podcast starts now. 🎧🔥

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In this powerful episode of the AlonzoBash Podcast, we sit down with Not Your Regular Tourist, world traveler and content creator Christopher Hughes, widely known as Chris Must List.

Chris takes us back to his roots, growing up in a predominantly immigrant community in Toronto, Canada, and how those early experiences shaped his global perspective. He shares the pivotal moment that led him to pick up a camera—and ultimately build a platform that would take him across more than 100 countries worldwide.

From documenting life in war zones to stepping inside some of the world’s most dangerous and restricted regions, Chris gives a raw, unfiltered account of his journeys through Taliban-controlled areas in Afghanistan, conflict zones in Ukraine, the streets of Haiti, Somalia, and beyond. He breaks down the realities behind the footage—what the camera doesn’t show, the risks involved, and the purpose driving his work.

The conversation also takes a serious turn as Chris speaks on his 2024 arrest in Trinidad & Tobago and the events that led to him being charged with sedition, offering his perspective on the situation and the broader implications.

This is a gripping, eye-opening episode about risk, truth, storytelling, and the cost of going where most won’t.

Real People. Real Conversations.

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In this compelling and deeply introspective episode, we sit down with special guest Dr. Kingsley Stewart, widely known as Ragashanti — prominent Jamaican sociocultural anthropologist, broadcaster, social critic, and entertainer.

Raga opens up in one of his most transparent conversations to date.

He speaks candidly about growing up without ever knowing his father and the pivotal role his mother played in shaping his resilience, discipline, and identity. He reflects on how that early foundation fueled both his public voice and private determination.

In this unfiltered dialogue, Raga also breaks down:

• Long-standing misunderstandings and public misconceptions about him

• The shocking life moment that changed his perspective forever

• His battle with depression and confronting mental health head-on

• The importance of education in breaking cycles and building legacy

• Why he made the deliberate decision to pursue his PhD — and what it symbolized beyond academic achievements

Raga explains how higher education became more than credentials — it became empowerment, credibility, and a strategic move to influence discourse at the highest intellectual level. He shares why knowledge, critical thinking, are essential tools for social transformation, particularly in Caribbean communities.

This episode goes beyond controversy and commentary — it reveals the man behind the microphone.

Raw. Reflective. Unapologetic.

If you think you know Ragashanti, this conversation will shift your perspective.

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On this episode we’re joined by Khalif Greaves, better known as KG from the internationally recognized Talks With KG Podcast.

In this powerful and revealing episode, KG breaks down the real story behind the “overnight success” of Trini Bad, exposing common misconceptions about the grind, the culture, and what success truly looks like behind the scenes. He also dives deep into the dangers of AI in music, sharing his unfiltered perspective on how technology is reshaping creativity—and threatening authenticity in the industry.

KG opens up about his fallout with NCW, the lessons learned, and the personal costs that come with standing on principle. Plus, he reflects on the interview that changed everything, the moment that shifted his trajectory and elevated his voice on a global level.

Insightful, honest, and unapologetically real—this is a conversation creators, artists, and media voices don’t want to miss.

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In this powerful and timely episode of the AlonzoBash Podcast, we sit down with Immigration Attorney Mrs. McBean Pompy for an in-depth conversation on current immigration matters impacting our communities.

Mrs. McBean Pompy breaks down complex legal issues and answers some of the most urgent questions people are asking today, including:

• ​Is it safe to apply for U.S. citizenship right now?
• ​The USCIS lawsuit — who can apply and who qualifies?
• ​If your immigration case was denied, what are your next options?

This episode provides clarity, legal insight, and practical guidance during uncertain times, empowering listeners with knowledge they can use to make informed decisions for themselves and their families.

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In this special episode of the AlonzoBash Podcast, we sit down with Mr. Corie Sheppard, host of The Corie Sheppard Podcast, for a powerful and inspiring conversation rooted in culture, creativity, and Caribbean pride.

Corie takes us back to his early childhood growing up in St. James, Trinidad, sharing how his environment shaped his deep love for music, art, and culture. He opens up about his journey into the world of Podcasting and what inspired him to pick up the mic. Corie also chats about how storytelling has become a platform for purpose and connection.

The vibes stay high as Corie also drops his Top 5 Soca Artists of All Time, sparking nostalgia, debate, and pure Trinidad energy. From personal memories to cultural commentary, this episode is packed with gems, laughs, and real talk you don’t want to miss.

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On this episode Alonzo chats with the undisputed Queen of Soca,  Dr Alison Hinds. In this in-depth and inspiring conversation Mrs Hinds traces her extraordinary journey and cultural impact.

Alison reflects on her early childhood years growing up in England before migrating to Barbados—a transition that helped shape her identity, worldview, and musical foundation.

She opens up about her groundbreaking era with Square One, the challenges she navigated as a woman in the entertainment industry, and the resilience required to lead in a male-dominated space while redefining Soca music on a global scale.

In this candid interview, Alison breaks down how some of her most iconic records became worldwide anthems, including “Togetherness,” “Roll It Gal,” “Faluma,” “Glow,” and many more—songs that transcended borders and became staples of Caribbean culture, carnivals, and global festivals.

She also shares her deep love for Barbados, recounts her unforgettable first trip to Trinidad Carnival, and speaks on meaningful connections with fellow Caribbean icons such as Machel Montano, YoungBlood, Rupee, and Rihanna.

Looking ahead, Alison gives insight into her upcoming creative ventures, including her highly anticipated “Born With It” Podcast, scheduled for release in 2026.

This episode is a powerful conversation about legacy, womanhood, Caribbean excellence, and the enduring spirit of Soca—told by one of its greatest Caribbean Cultural ambassadors.

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In this powerful episode Alonzo Bash holds an in-depth and unfiltered conversation with Dancehall icon Mr. Vegas. From humble beginnings growing up in poverty in Kingston, Jamaica to becoming a global superstar, Mr. Vegas shares the raw truth behind his remarkable journey.

He opens up about the untold story behind a leaked collaboration with Beyoncé, setting the record straight on what really happened. Mr. Vegas also delivers a shocking and thought-provoking take on AI in music, and explains why he believes the Grammy Awards are not a true representation of Caribbean music, calling them a popularity contest rather than a cultural benchmark.

The conversation dives deep into the ongoing “King of Dancehall” debate, as Mr. Vegas outlines his personal criteria for what truly defines a king in the genre. He also reveals the career-defining incident that changed his style and sound, leading to the creation of the international hit “Nike Air" also talks about his brand new album "Ghetto Reggae"

In a powerful moment of reflection, Mr. Vegas explains why he choose to pursue and obtain his Bachelor’s degree after already achieving international success, emphasizing education, growth, and legacy beyond fame.

This is a must-listen episode packed with honesty, controversy, history, and inspiration— Like, Share, Subscribe.

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In this powerful episode of the AlonzoBash Podcast, we welcome reggae icon and pioneer Mr. Carl Malcolm, a true legend whose influence runs deep through the roots of reggae music and culture.

Mr. Malcolm shares invaluable insight on the importance of artists educating themselves about music publishing and ownership, offering wisdom drawn from decades in the industry. He reflects on his early encounters with Bob Marley, revealing rare stories from a time when he was buying and selling Bob Marley’s records—when few others believed in the music’s potential.

Carl Malcolm also takes us behind the story of his classic hit “No Jestering,” unpacking how the song grew into a mega reggae anthem. In a deeply personal moment, he opens up about his early childhood, including the challenges of growing up without his biological parents, and how those experiences shaped his life and music.

The conversation continues with the formation of Carl Malcolm & The Positive Vibration, created in 1981 alongside his wife Aneeta Malcolm—a singer, songwriter, and drummer. Together, they built a band that has toured extensively across the United States and internationally, spreading conscious reggae vibrations worldwide. Today, the band proudly calls Washington, DC home.

This episode is rich with history, education, and inspiration—a must-listen for reggae lovers, musicians, and anyone passionate about the culture and business of music.

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In this electrifying episode, AlonzoBash dive deep into the remarkable rise of Ricky Platinum, one of dancehall’s most dynamic DJs and cultural ambassadors. From spinning at teen parties at just 14 years old to commanding the stage alongside global powerhouses like Drake and Vybz Kartel, Ricky’s journey is nothing short of inspirational.

Ricky shares how his early passion for music transformed into a full-fledged international career—taking him from local community events to some of the world’s biggest stages. We explore the defining moments, the grind behind the success, and the cultural impact he’s made as a leading figure in the dancehall movement.

Tap in as Ricky Platinum opens up about his evolution, the artists and experiences that shaped him, and his mission to elevate Caribbean music across the globe.

This is a story of talent, hustle, and legacy—straight from the source.

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