In this week's episode we sip on Sweet Juneteenth Tea with JumpinforJazz. We talk about the African American experience, Identifies, African diaspora intersections and Justice for Breonna Taylor!

This week we spill hot tea and delivery hard truths about child abuse in the Caribbean, emotions are high and hard facts are given. We discuss the effects of child abuse on the victim and society. If you or anyone you know were victims of abuse reach out to someone for help. 

This week we open ourselves up and talk about our shortcomings and realization of past microaggressions and racism  

This week we talk about George Floyd, and past police brutality occurrences. We also discuss why West Indian/ Caribbean people don't want to support the Black Lives Matter movement, This was a truly heavy for us to record. Listen, share and subscribe so we can talk more about this issue. 

The first Jamaica Verzuz battle was nothing less than legendary from the police, passa passa, twirls, bellys  and of course tea. We talk about the battle and discuss who won, Bounty Killa twirl or Beenie Man belly 

This week we go down carnival memory lane and talk about Nottinghill carnival and why you should go

For episode 16, we talk to award-winning film screenwriter, director, and all-around creative, Kia Moses! We discuss her debut film, Flight. The decision to move back to Jamaica and of course her favorite tea and mango! 

This week's episode tea was spilled and mango was eaten. We talk about the economic impact COVID has had on the Caribbean and what the region will look like in a post COVID world