In the exciting conclusion of our two-part conversation with Marlon Campbell we delve deeper into the Jamaican psyche, sharing stories which highlight the unique charm of Jamaican life. 

The finale also explores how failure can be transformed into powerful fuel for success, leaving you inspired and ready to tackle any challenge. 

Don't miss this uplifting and thought-provoking episode!

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Marlon Campbell wears many hats, but the one he’s most proud of is being a father. In part one of this two-part series, we explore Marlon’s exceptional relationship-building skills and how his ability to connect with others has fueled his successful career. 

A cultural ambassador and passionate thought leader, Marlon shares his insights on current issues such as Jamaica cutting ties with Britain and the ongoing debate on Jamaican parliamentarians having dual citizenship.

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Phebe

Just four months ago, Phebe launched her podcast journey, armed with a microphone and boundless enthusiasm. Committed to a 20-episode debut season, she navigated the challenge of juggling this passion project alongside her bustling life.

Now, on the brink of bidding farewell to an unforgettable first season, Phebe's sister, Chessy, takes a tentative step into the spotlight. Together, they'll take us on a retrospective adventure through the season's highlights and the pivotal moments that unfolded off-air.

Join us for this celebratory episode, where we affirm the power of determination: If you can dream it, you can do it. Discover how Phebe turned her vision into reality, one episode at a time. 

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While some of us are busy ticking exotic destinations off our travel bucket list, Keisha has experienced heights that most of us have only dreamed of having travelled to outer space on board Virgin Galactic. 

How? An unexpected and fortuitous detour brought Keisha Schahaff face to face with an ad; her lottery ticket to venture beyond the stars.

Almost a year later, Keisha revisits that monumental moment in time, sharing how a woman from the island of Antigua and Barbuda, alongside her daughter Anastatia, became the first mother-daughter duo to travel to space.

Before you go... I hope you enjoyed listening to 'How did you get there?' as much as I enjoyed creating it for you. If you have a moment, please rate the podcast, leave a review, or email me. Your thoughts and feedback will help me to make the episodes even better.

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Latifa Brown, or Tifa to her adoring fans, has risen through the ranks of the dancehall fraternity, silencing doubters with hit after hit. With every success, Tifa proves that talent combined with tenacity can break through any barrier.

Before you go... I hope you enjoyed listening to 'How did you get there?' as much as I enjoyed creating it for you. If you have a moment, please rate the podcast, leave a review, or email me. Your thoughts and feedback will help me to make the episodes even better.

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In this illuminating episode, Samira delves into her Ghanaian heritage, sharing insights about the rich culture that has helped shape her identity. As a mother and wife, she navigates the delicate balance between personal commitments and professional aspirations, all while championing diversity and creating a supportive community for black governance professionals. 

Tune in to discover how Samira embodies her dream and purpose of being 'a beacon of light'  to others.

Before you go... I hope you enjoyed listening to 'How did you get there?' as much as I enjoyed creating it for you. If you have a moment, please rate the podcast, leave a review, or email me. Your thoughts and feedback will help me to make the episodes even better.

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The Dutch word ‘Reis’ translates to journey and is perfectly suited to our latest guest, whose story reads like the screenplay of a blockbuster film. This episode brings us behind the scenes of his fascinating life and yet, you can’t help feeling as though you’ve only scratched the surface.

Reis is the consummate creative whose ability to craft his imaginings into tangible works of art has led him to explore television production, screen writing and even jewellery design . His true passion however is music and this is only matched by his penchant for traveling. 

You might wonder where Reis’ travels will lead him… there’s only one way to find out.

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Touré and Michelle are a dynamic duo whose tagline should be, 'We're better together.'

They've been dancing to the same beat in romance for over 20 years and have remained connected despite the challenges that come with any long term partnership.

This episode cover a multitude of topics; true love, parenting, Rastafarianism, working with your spouse...

It's a celebration of love, an exploration of the rollercoaster of life and a reminder to grab the reins of opportunity and enjoy the ride!

Before you go... I hope you enjoyed listening to 'How did you get there?' as much as I enjoyed creating it for you. If you have a moment, please rate the podcast, leave a review, or email me. Your thoughts and feedback will help me to make the episodes even better.

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In this inspiring episode, we hear from Hamide who embodies quiet strength. Despite her introverted nature, Hamide has bravely transitioned from her homeland in Turkey to live in two different countries (Germany and England), each with its own unique language and cultures.

Through her story, we learn about the challenges of language barriers ,  appreciate the power of planning and get some practical tips on how to adapt to new environments.

Join us  as we uncover the subtle and yet profound impact of embracing change, one planned step at a time.

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Ranaldo 'Rumblood' Evans, one of the founding members of Jamaican dancehall group Ward 21 is raw, real and unfiltered. Growing up in the inner city of community of Waterhouse, his prospects seemed limited.

With determination, hard-work and the guidance of his Mama Blossom, he seized opportunities (they weren't handed to him) and paved his own path.

NOTE: This episode includes dialogue in both Jamaican patois and Standard English. It contains explicit content and explores sensitive themes that may be triggering for some listeners. 

Before you go... I hope you enjoyed listening to 'How did you get there?' as much as I enjoyed creating it for you. If you have a moment, please rate the podcast, leave a review, or email me. Your thoughts and feedback will help me to make the episodes even better.

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Phebe