On this Juneteenth I asked Travis to join me to share more about his experience as a White man in Jamaica, and he provides. Authenticity, cooperation, mutual respect and shared values were key, as much as a love of the music and culture. “Food, clothes and shelter got no politics,” is a line from Mutabaruka’s song “Any Which Way… Freedom.” Another inspiring story-time conversation. Join us.

***NOTE*** In the unedited version of this broadcast, Travis reboots “T’s Takeover” with roots reggae selections from Peter Tosh, Bob Marley, Mutabaruka, Breeze, & Damian Marley. The music was cut from the podcast platforms due to licensing. Get the full show with music on In The Cab Radio on Mixcloud! Link below. https://www.mixcloud.com/InTheCabRadio/itc-06-21-25-juneteenth-and-travis-on-reggae-jamaica/

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