As we wind down before we go on our Christmas break we reflect on our 1st year, what we've learnt and how we've grown. We truly feel honored that you've listened, liked, shared, commented, followed us on social media and kept coming back. Thank you to all our guests illustrious guests and most importantly you. 

Whew! 2020 came in hard like Adele’s Bantu- NOTS but we made it and kept the baby hairs intact. We’re highlighting the top 11 tea and mango from this year and running in our community for 2020 

Have you ever spoken to a Black Caribbean man or woman that supports Donald Trump? Well we got you, the interview was conducted mere hours after Joe Bidden and Kamala Harris were elected to the Oval Office. With fresh wounds Haitian American Constantine Jean-Pierre bravely sipped tea and talked about his upbringing in Brooklyn, why he 100% supports Trump, his hate for Democrats, and his thoughts on why the Black lives matter movement does not support black men and more

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This week’s episode we discuss the mess that is the US election and why we are 1000% supporting #BidenHarris2020.  

GO VOTE! THEY HAVE MANGO AT THE POLLING SITES

You’ve either seen or heard of the hashtag #endSARS. For this very special episode our special guest Dom (@dmncrss) brings down the origin of #endSARS and the potential ramifications it has for Nigeria

Tallawah in de MC- Christophe Maleau- 3.57

Social Media origin of SARS- 5.01

How SARS was created- 7.00

SARS harassment vs the youth- 12.26

Where’s the Military?- 20.53

DJ Switch the Hero- 23.33

President’s response- 24.43

Government’s hoarding of COVID Aid- 26.00

What does China have to say?- 28.08

Nigeria vs Nigeria 30.52

Building Nigeria for the better - 37.17

Favorite Mango- 39.95

Yuh borrow money, I Mek Enemy. This week’s episode we discuss the monetary “aid” given to the Caribbean and the ramifications for years to come.

Tallwah #ENDSARS- 4.05

Africa is not a country- 8.45

Money talk, mango walk- 11.38

G20- 20.45

Internation Predatory Lending- 25.30

Country Aid- 26.38

China Billion Dollar COVID loan- 32.15

Go Vote- 41.01

Invest in Stock Exchanges - 45.47

The topic of Reparations have long been a standing topic for the diaspora. In this episode we sit down with Historian Professor Verene Shepherd to discuss the work of the Centre for reparations research, partnership with CARICOM and the fight for Justice

5.35- What is the UWI Reparations Research Center

12:03- Caribbean and Asian “Marshall plan” settlements given post independence

14.01 Non- independent Caribbean Countries Involved with the Reparations Center

16.42 How the research center is funded and how you can help

23.54 University of Glasgow “promise”

26.25 UK Prime Minister David Cameroon statement on reparations

32.99 European Governments directly and indirectly involved in the Slave trade

36.25 Right to seek reparatory justice

39.59 Say their names- Recounting names of revolutionaries involved in the fight for freedom

42.55 Buying the documents that outline the injustices against our ancestor

48.25 Zwarte Piet Blackface Controversy and fallout

We are recapping the 2020 Jamaica Election with Kayann! We talk about the landslide win by the Jamaican Labour Party (JLP) and what’s next for the People’s National Party. In between we dissect the salty, sweet and sour teas.

Tallwah- Nigeria Indepence -1.25

Overview of Election Night and Family reactions- 3.20

PNP Fracture- 5.32

Sidung- 5.51

Portia Simpson Karma- 10.04

Debt and IMF- 14.12

Andrew Holness Election Speech- 19.43

Dancehall in Election- 23.25

Soca in Jamaica- 26.41

People up top- 30.10

Prime Minister Kayann- 32.46

New Cabinet - 39.17

Kayann application to work on Lisa Hanna Campaign- 49.56