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In this episode Haitian American entertainment lawyer and dance law commentator Merlyne Jean-Louis Esq. and Mikelah Rose of Style & Vibes discuss what U.S. law protects and doesn't protect when it comes to Caribbean Choreography or Dance moves.

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We’re about to hit the 4th quarter of 2019 and I wanted to do this check-in before the year ends because we’ve covered a lot of important content the last couple months.

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Key Episodes

1. Ep. 116: The Facts about the Census with Keshia Morris 
2. Ep. 117: Understanding Who you are to develop confidence with Mark Anthony Hill.
3. Ep. 119: Barrel Stories: Migration and Family Separation.  

Submit questions for part 2 of my conversation with artist Mark Anthony Hill. Or email [email protected]

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Filmmaker, Meschida Philip; Award Winning Journalist, Melissa Noel; and Multimedia Storyteller Lisa Harewood join this episode of the podcast to talk about "Barrel Children" and the effects of migration and family separation in the Caribbean Community. 

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Success is a long game that requires you to show up regularly and consistently over time. How do you do this? Listen to this episode to find out 4 ways to stay in the long game.

Mentioned in episode

• Mark Anthony Hill interview part 2 - Submit questions
• Bklyn Caribbean Lit Fest (Sept 6-8) - www.bklyncbeanlitfest.com

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Mark Anthony Hill is a Jamaican high school soccer phenom, former Jamaican Bobsledder turned prolific artist.

In this episode I talk with Mark about his:

• Artwork, including his recent collection commemorating the 100 year anniversary of the Harlem Renaissance. 
• Transition from soccer star, to bobsledder to artist

We also talked about:

• Understanding of self to uncover the creative side within and most importantly to develop confidence
• Parenting and how he parents differently from what traditional Jamaican culture says should be done. (Note, after we recorded the interview, this article was published - Jamaica wants to end beatings, paddling of kids, saying it leads to later violence.) 

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Keshia Morris the census and mass incarceration Project Manager for Common Cause, a nonpartisan, grassroots organization dedicated to upholding the core values of American democracy.

In this episode of the podcast we discuss the facts about the census and why it is important that our community participates in the census. Keshia specifically answers these questions:

• What is the census?
• What does the census impact?
• What are the impacts of under counting?
• What is the citizenship question about?
• Why should we all participate in the census?

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How many times have you thought to yourself or said out loud “I should've followed my mind!”

Our Instincts give us clues all the time. but why don’t we do it more often?

When it comes to following yuh mind, it takes bravery, courage, practice, trust, conviction and vulnerability.

This episode was inspired by my interview on the podcast "This Woman Can Interview Janice Sutherland".

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Here’s a story that you won’t see on HGTV. Janice Sutherland was born in the UK to an Antiguan mother.  She moved back to the island where she worked her way to become the first woman CEO of a telecommunications company in the Caribbean. Among other entrepreneurial pursuits, Janice and is now doing executive leadership development for women in management or wanting to get to the C suite.

We spent the first half of the conversation discussing her decision to move from the UK back to Antigua, the process involved, how she became the first woman CEO of Digicel, Antigua & Barbuda and the gap she recognized that lead her to her current role to Executive Coaching for Women.

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“We have the power to make changes especially health changes for ourselves and those to come.” ~ Anim Aweh

Haitian American, Anim Aweh is a licensed clinical social worker and health educator. In today's episode we discuss:

• Tackling stress at work, toxic work environments and managing side hustles on top of that.
• Strategies to combat stress, burnout and other experiences at work. 

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In this episode I share my experience of being intentional about rest and restoration.

CITE Summit

In celebration of National Caribbean American Heritage Month CITE (Caribbean’s in Tech and Entrepreneurship) is hosting their 3rd annual celebration. This year we will be hosting a one-day immersive experience called CITE Summit in NYC on June 8th.

Purchase your ticket on Eventbrite and use coupon code "Kerry" to get 20% off your ticket. 

Visit citesummit.com for more details. 

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