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Dating on a whole can be challenging especially during this Covid-19 pandemic. The question is, what are some of the pros and cons of dating a “Jamaican Yardie”? Sean and Julia gets candid with their experiences of dating a Yardie. How has your experience been? Share your success or not so successful stories of dating a Yardie with us on
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On this episode, Sean Andrew, Kevin and Delano the discussion about the misconceptions many may have when transitioning from Jamaica to the United States. We explore some tips for people who plan to stay with family, friends, or a benefactor for a short or extended period of time.
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It’s almost time for Christmas and many of our Jamaicans/Caribbean families have already started their preparations. In this episode , Sean and Julia takes a trip down memory lane, reminiscing on the traditional ole time Jamaican Christmas festivities and culture. Do you still practice the Jamaican Christmas traditions? Or, do you have some new traditions to share?
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People always think America or Foreign, is a bed of roses and money sometimes grow on trees. That is the misconception. The journey is not always an easy one, and many people often get discouraged. On the other hand, some people encounter little or no issues and fit perfectly in their niche.
On this episode, Sean and Julia chats with Chris who shares his journey from Jamaica to the United States and all the trials and triumphs in between. Family, you don’t want to miss this one!
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Patois or Jamaican Creole as a spoken dialect is not easily defined or can be placed in a simple context of a language.
Jamaicans are a unique set of people known all over the globe for our food, dance, music, and the creative ways in which we articulate.
In this episode Sean and Julia highlights some of the most commonly misused used words and or phrases that are indigenous to the Jamaican population. You don’t want to miss this one!
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In this day and age individuals are turning to alternate ways to dating or just to meet new people. Online dating is one such way and has been trending upwards in our society. Have you ever tried online dating? Was it a success or epic fail? Sean and Julia shares their online dating experiences from the good, the bad, and the unexpected.
Have you ever felt a loss of energy when you are around a person or thing but regain that energy when that person or thing isn’t around? In this episode Sean and Julia talks about Energy Vampires on a day to day basis and how to recognize them. Do you have Energy Vampires in your lives? Well, check out this podcast to see if you do!
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Tea or not to Tea talks about some of the different types of teas we drink in the Caribbean and Latin American communities. This podcast seeks to highlight some of the most commonly consumed teas/bushes across the Caribbean diaspora for health reasons or for overall maintenance.. So take it easy and check if you can learn of a new tea or bush. Thanks for listening and come guhso!
This is our very first episode. Episode number 1. In this episode we want to reflect on the things that our good up good up parents never taught us that we should have learnt to go through life. We do realize and recognize that they taught us these things in their own little way. Our parents have taught us the art of troubleshooting which we use til this very day. Listen and enjoy.
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