On this month's episode of Chita Tande with HHFOH, Graham interviews president and founder of Haitian Heritage & Friends of Haiti (HHFoH) Sabine Guerrier, in light of the recent 7.2 magnitude earthquake in the southwest region of Haiti on August 14, 2021. When asked whether she was surprised to see another major earthquake in Haiti barely 11 years one of 7.0 magnitude; which left the country's capital sunk in devastation and tens of thousands of Haitians dead, Sabine said she wasn't surprised that another earthquake took place in Haiti; however, she was surprised at the fact that this recent one still caught the country largely unprepared. Sabine also discussed HHFoH's plans to return to Haiti and provide medical aides, shelter, and other necessities. Graham and Sabine pointed out that Haitian Heritage & Friends of Haiti is one of the few non-profit organizations who continues to work in Haiti even after the cameras and international new channels have left. Graham highlighted the reason smaller non-profits like HHFoH are the better choice for donations because contrary to the large international organizations, HHFoH does not have overhead expenses, and doesn't pay salaries to any of its members. Listen to the conversation as it continues and learn more about Haitian Heritage & Friends of Haiti's immediate response to this recent earthquake and subsequent floods caused by tropical storm Grace. If you enjoyed this podcast, please subscribe to receive notification about future episodes. Don't forget to share this podcast, so that your friends can learn about HHFoH and our various projects in Haiti. If you'd like to volunteer to our next trip to Haiti, or in any other capacity, if you'd like to donate, or learn more about us, please please email us at [email protected] or visit our website HHFoH. Please click here to donate to our Waste Management Project in Haiti  and share the gofundme link with your friends. Please rate and review this podcast on Apple Podcasts, or on your favorite podcast app.

This podcast was recorded, edited, and produced by Graham Pierre-Louis of Gruncle Media Group. All the music used on this podcast are credited to Purple Planet all rights reserved.

On this month's episode of Chita Tande with HHFoH, Graham gathered a diverse panel of members of Haitian Heritage & Friends of Haiti to discuss and react to the recent tragic news of the assassination of Haiti's president Jovenel Moise. As a Haitian-American organization, we grappled with the idea of having this discussion without making it a political debate, but at the same time, we recognized it was necessary for us to talk about this tragedy and what it means for Haiti's immediate future. 

If you enjoyed this podcast, please subscribe to receive notification about future episodes. Don't forget to share this podcast, so that your friends can learn about HHFoH and our various projects in Haiti. If you'd like to volunteer to our next trip to Haiti, or in any other capacity, if you'd like to donate, or learn more about us, please please email us at [email protected] or visit our website HHFoH. Please click here to donate to our Waste Management Project in Haiti  and share the gofundme link with your friends. Please rate and review this podcast on Apple Podcasts, or on your favorite podcast app.

This podcast was recorded, edited, and produced by Graham Pierre-Louis of Gruncle Media Group. All the music used on this podcast are credited to Purple Planet all rights reserved.

On this episode of Chita Tande with HHFoH, Graham, Naomie, Hancy, Natasha, and Micana sit down for a conversation regarding the vast difference in the observance of Haitian Flag Day on May 18th between Haitians in diaspora and those who live in Haiti. Graham began by asking each Haitian-born member of the panel to recount their experience in how the holiday was celebrated in Haiti and compare it with the grandiose and fervent manner in which Haitian-Americans celebrate Haitian Flag Day with parades, parties, and a massive online presence. Natasha, the only US-born member of the panel, spoke of the way she discovered the importance of Haitian Flag Day for the small Haitian community in which she grew up in Connecticut.  Graham ended the conversation with a 10-question Haitian history quiz by dividing the panel in two teams composed by Hancy and Natasha as Team A, and Naomie and Micana as Team B. 

If you enjoyed this podcast, please subscribe to receive notification about future episodes. Don't forget to share this podcast, so that your friends can learn about HHFoH and our various projects in Haiti. If you'd like to volunteer to our next trip to Haiti, or in any other capacity, if you'd like to donate, or learn more about us, please please email us at [email protected] or visit our website HHFoH. Please click here to donate to our Waste Management Project in Haiti  and share the gofundme link with your friends. Please rate and review this podcast on Apple Podcasts, or on your favorite podcast app. 

This podcast was recorded, edited, and produced by Graham Pierre-Louis of Gruncle Media Group. All the music used on this podcast are credited to Purple Planet all rights reserved.

On this week's episode we've created a bilingual format wherein we speak mainly in creole and we add an english doublage at the end of each segment in creole. We begin the episode by interviewing Hancy Baptiste, a member of HHFOH who spoke to us about the organization's fundraising efforts to kickstart a waste management project in Haiti.  

our second interview on this episode featured Mrs. Louise Marie-Laure Michel. Mrs. Michel spoke to us directly from Haiti and gave us a firsthand account on the economical impact the coronavirus has had in Haiti. Mrs. Michel also told us how charitable organizations like HHFoH can continue to provide help to the people of Haiti even with the existing travel restrictions. 

If you enjoyed this podcast, please subscribe to receive notification about future episodes. Don't forget to share this podcast, so that your friends can learn about HHFoH and our various projects in Haiti. If you'd like to volunteer to our next trip to Haiti, or in any other capacity, if you'd like to donate, or learn more about us, please please email us at [email protected] or visit our website HHFoH. Please click here to donate to our Waste Management Project in Haiti  and share the gofund me link with your friends.

This podcast was recorded, edited, and produced by Graham Pierre-Louis of Gruncle Media Group. All the music used on this podcast are credited to Purple Planet all rights reserved. 

00:00:03 Intro - Creole

00:01:01 Intro Welcome English

00:01:53 Nan Epizod Jodia- Creole

00:05:08 Videyo Reklam Pwoje Jerans Deche a- Doublaj an Kreyol

00:06:40 Entevyou Ak Hancy Baptiste - Kreyol

00:19:57 Intro Interview Hancy- English

00:21:15 PSA Go FundMe Project - English

00:22:45 English- Interview with Hancy About GoFundMe

00:46:36 Kreyol- Intro Entevyou Madam Louolou-

00:47:35 Kreyol- Entevyou Mme Loulou

01:03:35 English Dub- Interview with Mrs. Loulou Michel

01:20:13 Kreyol- Denye Mo - Remesiman

01:21:18 English - Call To Action - Thank Yous

Nan epizòd semèn sa a nou te kreye yon fòma bileng kote nou pale sitou an kreyòl e nou ajoute yon doublaj angle nan fen chak segman an kreyòl. Nou kòmanse epizòd la avek yon entèvyou ak Hancy Baptiste, yon manm nan HHFOH ki te pale ak nou sou efò ranmasaj lajan òganizasyon an pou demare yon pwojè jesyon dechè an Ayiti. 

dezyèm entèvyou nou an sou epizòd sa a prezante Madam Louise Marie-Laure Michel. Madan Michel te pale avèk nou dirèkteman an Ayiti e li te ban nou yon premye kont sou enpak ekonomik koronaviris la te genyen an Ayiti. Madam Michel te di nou tou kijan òganizasyon charitab tankou HHFoH ka kontinye bay èd pou pèp ayisyen menm avèk restriksyon vwayaj ki egziste deja yo.

Si ou te renmen podcast sa a, tanpri abònman pou resevwa notifikasyon sou epizòd nan lavni. Pa bliye pataje podcast sa a, pou zanmi ou yo ka aprann sou HHFoH ak divès pwojè nou yo an Ayiti. Si ou ta renmen sèvi kòm volontè nan pwochen vwayaj nou an an Ayiti, oswa nan nenpòt lòt kapasite, si ou ta renmen fè don, oswa aprann plis sou nou, tanpri tanpri imèl nou nan [email protected] oswa vizite sit entènèt nou an HHFoH. Tanpri klike isit la pou fè don nan pwojè jesyon dechè nou yo an Ayiti epi pataje lyen gofund mwen an ak zanmi ou yo.

Podcast sa a te anrejistre, edite, e pwodwi pa Graham Pierre-Louis nan Gruncle Media Group. Tout mizik yo itilize sou sa a podcast yo kredite nan  Purple Planet tout dwa rezève.

Haitian-American podcaster Graham Pierre-Louis hosted Episode 1 of Chita Tande with HHFoh. Graham began by introducing a panel lead by Haitian Heritage & Friends of Haiti (HHFoH) founder and president Sabine Guerrier along with founding member and secretary Naomie Pascal, and new member Natasha Charles. Sabine began by recounting her memory of the fateful day in 2010 when she received a call at work from her nephew telling her an earthquake had struck Haiti, and immediately feeling an urge to take action to help. Sabine describes the steps she took as she called on local community leaders, co-workers, friends and volunteers to organize HHFOH's first relief trip to Haiti in less than a month after the earthquake. Naomie recounts how she met Sabine during those days, and how volunteering on the trip to Haiti in the aftermath of the earthquake inspired her to continue working with HHFOH both as a native of Haiti, and a professional in the healthcare field. Natasha tells us how she became a part of HHFOH when she'd recently moved to Charlotte for work and immediately began to research the strength of the Haitian community in Charlotte, and HHFOH was at the top of her search result; which led her to establish contact with Sabine who invited her to a 10th anniversary vigil for the victims of the 2010 earthquake. Sabine and Naomie discuss HHFoH's health clinic project and what is currently needed to begin the construction work. Sabine explained why the Health Clinic is important to her and every HHFoH volunteer, but most of all, how many lives can be saved once the health clinic is functional. 

If you enjoyed this podcast, please subscribe to receive notification about future episodes. Don't forget to share this podcast, so that your friends can learn about HHFoH and our various projects in Haiti. If you'd like to volunteer to our next trip to Haiti, or in any other capacity, if you'd like to donate, or learn more about us, please please email us at [email protected] or visit our website HHFoH. Please click here to donate to our Waste Management Project in Haiti  and share the gofund me link with your friends. 

This podcast was recorded, edited, and produced by Graham Pierre-Louis of Gruncle Media Group. All the music used on this podcast are credited to Purple Planet all rights reserved. 

Welcome to Haitian Heritage & Friends of Haiti (H.H.F.oH)'s brand new podcast, Chita Tande with HHFoH. This trailer is a sneak peek into our first episode where we introduce the organization's founder and president Sabine Guerrier, founding member and secretary Naomie Pascal, along with one the organization's newest recruit Natasha Charles. Episode 1 will be available at full length on April 1, 2021 on all major podcast apps. Please subscribe, and share, and visit Haitian Heritage & Friends of Haiti at hhfoh.org to learn more about our organization and how you can help us continue the work we've started. 

This podcast was recorded, edited, and produced by Graham Pierre-Louis of Gruncle Media Group. All the music used on this podcast are credited to Purple Planet all rights reserved.