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Friday Real Madness Reggae and Dancehall with Singa Vytal. All the greatest Reggae Artist 

Jamaica celebrating Pele Life. Greatest Footballer in history

music is the heart beats of the people only music alone shall live people are drawn together by music no matter what jarnra.it has proven throught the centuries that music have the potential to bring people closer. we have seen people travelling all across the world to attend various festivals just to be soaked up with this thing call music

no material on this program is intended to substitute for professional advice or diagnosis or treatment always seek advice from your physician its always good to go see your G.P for your annual exams yearly we will be focusing on how to manage your high blood pressure and how to manage diabetis1and2 we will be talking about prostate cancer .

1. Questions for the show: Type 2 diabetes, what is Type 1 diabetes?  Gestational diabetes

2. What is High Blood Pressure, and what are the signs

3. Prostate Cancer.  Why is the incidence of Prostate  cancer so high in Jamaica 

4. Remedy and cures 

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CHAT YUH MIND what does Christmas and Santa Claus means to Jamaican people

Christmas dinner is a big event that brings family and friends together to celebrate and feast. Roast turkey is notably absent from  Christmas twist, being made with pigeon peas instead of red kidney beans.

Buying furniture – whether needed or not, some Jamaicans insist on getting new furniture to spruce up their homes and toast the Spring cleaning – The Jamaican version takes place during Christmas week, when householders go through every ‘crevice and corner’, rooting out all the unnecessary possessions that have accumulated during the year. In December, the garbage trucks run more frequently for this reason.House painting – If we don’t freshen the exterior and interior of our homes at any other time, this gets done during the festive season Walking the plazas – Leading up the Christmas Eve, even if we have no money to spend, persons young and old can be found ‘walking  haggling over the best price.Grand Market – All major towns across the island have their variation of ‘Grand Market’ on Christmas Eve. This lasts all day and night Carol Services – These start from early December and are hosted by churches, schools and businesses. If you’re not a regular churchgoer, a carol service will bring to mind all your musical favourites and help you remember the reason for the Christmas celebration.Family & Friends Reunion – Many people have their reunion in December and each family has the task of bringing a particular dish for Jonkanoo –

The story of Joseph is a very important lesson, I spoke about this last week here it is the entire discussion how can this story relate to you and how can we learn from this story. Tune in as we compare notes of how this can relate to what we face daily in our lives.  A very important lesson in this story

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The holidays,,,,,,,,,The music,,,,,,,,,,The Oness.,,,,,,,,,The Spirit guide at this time called year end and the gift giving season among all of us in love and light working and spreading positive vibes amongst each other with conscious music filled with nothing but positivity among us near and far everytime all the time

 

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A Roots and Culture Reggae Mix for your Saturday Vibing.

The final show of the year and what a year it was and the fun we had my people.........come join in and let's have some real fun like we've just begun 

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Step into the studio with reggae pioneer and cultural ambassador Hopeton Brown.

Log on to discuss the message behind the music. Music is divine, universal and a tool to empower the youths.

Wednesdays - 9 - 11 pm EST Dial in (661) 467-2407. 

The show focuses on the “message behind the music” with a moral obligation to educate the youth.