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By Tallawah Podcast
The podcast currently has 10 episodes available.
OVERVIEW
The Tallawah podcast is the product of many musings on the perception of success. How success is typically defined within societies can vary greatly from how an individual perceives success. Tallawah is a venture led by Latoya Wakefield (IG: @latoyawakefield) and Yanique Taylor (IG: @taylored.consulting), entrepreneurs pursuing their own version of success. As Jamaicans, Tallawah is a word used in our culture that means strength or fearlessness. The phrase, "wi likkle but wi tallawah" is used often to acknowledge our fellow Jamaicans locally and internationally who are achieving greatness, especially through their passions. This greatness across many domains is what we are featuring through Tallawah, with the goal to inspire others to seek out and achieve their own passion-fuelled success. We are seeking to help change lives one ear at a time (Shout out to Charles Hyatt, II for the tagline!)
EPISODE HIGHLIGHTS
RESOURCES
IG: @minorimuzic
Facebook: Minori Muzic
YouTube: Minori Muzic
BE A TALLAWAH TEAMMATE
Thank you for listening! Feel free to email us at [email protected] with your feedback or questions. We appreciate your support, so do let us know how we can ensure your Tallawah experience is “100”. If you know a Jamaican who is dominating, let us know and they may be our next guest!
FOLLOW US ON SOCIAL MEDIA
Instagram: @tallawahpodcast
Facebook: Tallawah Podcast
YouTube: Tallawah Podcast
OVERVIEW
The Tallawah podcast is the product of many musings on the perception of success. How success is typically defined within societies can vary greatly from how an individual perceives success. Tallawah is a venture led by Latoya Wakefield (IG: @latoyawakefield) and Yanique Taylor (IG: @taylored.consulting), entrepreneurs pursuing their own version of success. As Jamaicans, Tallawah is a word used in our culture that means strength or fearlessness. The phrase, "wi likkle but wi tallawah" is used often to acknowledge our fellow Jamaicans locally and internationally who are achieving greatness, especially through their passions. This greatness across many domains is what we are featuring through Tallawah, with the goal to inspire others to seek out and achieve their own passion-fuelled success. We are seeking to help change lives one ear at a time (Shout out to Charles Hyatt, II for the tagline!)
GUEST
Shauntel Walters is a photographer, film producer and 3rd year anthropology student at the University of the West Indies. She is also a travel enthusiast. Her foundations in early personal development programmes, such as music, sports and activities within the creative industries, has led to her love for business and the arts, and one product of that, is Shauntel Media House, a company she started in 2018 that aims to offer professional film and photography services for brands through storytelling. When she is not glued to her screen editing, you can find her, cooking, learning new languages, or hanging out or chatting with family and friends. She is currently working on her 2nd short film.
EPISODE HIGHLIGHTS
RESOURCES
IG: @shauntelmediahouse
Email: [email protected]
LinkedIn: https://jm.linkedin.com/in/shauntel-a-8a1679a5
BE A TALLAWAH TEAMMATE
Thank you for listening! Feel free to email us at [email protected] with your feedback or questions. We appreciate your support, so do let us know how we can ensure your Tallawah experience is “100”. If you know a Jamaican who is dominating, let us know and they may be our next guest!
GUEST
Kwame McPherson - authorpreneur, writer, book coach, poet and publisher
The first Jamaican to be awarded The Bridport Prize writing bursary for flash fiction in 2020, Kwame MA McPherson has made a name for himself as a content creator and marketer, author and international speaker on the Science of Storytelling. During his more than eight years as an authorpreneur, Kwame has created content for articles, blogs and websites for a variety of clients including entrepreneurs, corporations and business owners. He has written a variety of manuscripts (fiction and non-fiction) and also coaches other writers and authors as well as provides ghost writing services.
Kwame’s publications include several books and guides including, Deep Roots, Strong Tree, To Our Fallen and Service Please: 10 step guide to a successful restaurant.
EPISODE HIGHLIGHTS
RESOURCES
Website: www.kwamemcpherson.com
Shop Window: www.lulu.com/spotlight/baobabtreebooks
Twitter: @KwameMA
YouTube: Kwame McPherson
The Bridport Prize: www.bridportprize.org.uk
GUEST
Kesi Gardner, CEO - The Storyteller Agency
An educator, marketing consultant and storyteller who is passionate about empowerment, Kesi believes in standing out above the noise. Her blog, www.kesigardner.com, is hailed as one of the top marketing blogs in the Jamaica.
She has a multi-faceted background including experience in the non-profit world, public relations, and marketing for more than 10 years and provides consulting services as Director of The Storyteller Agency which focuses on public relations, content creation, marketing consultation and influencer marketing.
Kesi is a commentator and has appeared on national television shows and periodicals including CVM’s In Live at 7 with Simon Crosskill, CVM-TV Sunrise, Global Voices.org, Caribbean Radio.com, Jamaica Observer’s Page 2, Buzz Caribbean, Caribbean Business Report and Philanthropy.com.
EPISODE HIGHLIGHTS
RESOURCES
Email: [email protected]
Telephone: (876) 881-7830
Instagram: @thestoryteller.agency
Facebook: kesigardner
Websites: www.kesigardner.com and www.storytelleragency.co
BE A TALLAWAH TEAMMATE
Thank you for listening! Feel free to email us at [email protected] with your feedback or questions. We appreciate your support, so do let us know how we can ensure your Tallawah experience is “100”. If you know a Jamaican who is dominating, let us know and they may be our next guest!
FOLLOW US ON SOCIAL MEDIA
Instagram: @tallawahpodcast
Facebook: Tallawah Podcast
YouTube: Tallawah Podcast
GUEST
Joel Dean, C.E.O. – Nobi Labs Services Limited
A seasoned software architect and device magician, Joel Dean is Jamaica’s very own tech mogul-in-the-making. At 26 years old, he boasts over 10 years of experience building applications for iPhones, Android phones and computers. Joel has built several tech start-ups and lead Android development efforts, providing solutions even in the most remote areas of the world. He has managed one of the world’s largest data collection platforms, deployed to more than 50 countries, in 40 languages, for more than 1.5 million users. His expertise has impacted Google, Facebook, Apple, Red Cross, and the World Health Organization.
Joel is a proud graduate of the Northern Caribbean University and the May Pen High and Preparatory Schools. His unique story of triumph over adversity, lead to a feature interview on the Jamaican talk show Profile, made popular by the late Ian Boyne.
EPISODE HIGHLIGHTS
RESOURCES
Email: [email protected]
Site: getnobi.com
Twitter: @sirjoeldean
https://www.linkedin.com/in/joel-dean-0b624537/
https://github.com/jd-alexander
BE A TALLAWAH TEAMMATE
Thank you for listening! Feel free to email us at [email protected] with your feedback or questions. We appreciate your support, so do let us know how we can ensure your Tallawah experience is “100”. If you know a Jamaican who is dominating, let us know and they may be our next guest!
FOLLOW US ON SOCIAL MEDIA
Instagram: @tallawahpodcast
Facebook: Tallawah Podcast
YouTube: Tallawah Podcast
OVERVIEW
The Tallawah podcast is the product of many musings on the perception of success. How success is typically defined within societies can vary greatly from how an individual perceives success. Tallawah is a venture led by Latoya Wakefield (IG: @latoyawakefield) and Yanique Taylor (IG: @taylored.consulting), entrepreneurs pursuing their own version of success. As Jamaicans, Tallawah is a word used in our culture that means strength or fearlessness. The phrase, "wi likkle but wi tallawah" is used often to acknowledge our fellow Jamaicans locally and internationally who are achieving greatness, especially through their passions. This greatness across many domains is what we are featuring through Tallawah, with the goal to inspire others to seek out and achieve their own passion-fuelled success. We are seeking to help change lives one ear at a time (Shout out to Charles Hyatt for the tagline!)
GUEST
Nicholas Kee, Co-Founder and Executive Director – Next Gen Creators
Next Gen Creators is a mission-driven organisation integrating Caribbean tech talent into the global tech community. Through their boot camp, workshops and tech-focused events, Next Gen Creators provides black and Latin American developers with the skills they need to participate in the innovation economy.
EPISODE HIGHLIGHTS
RESOURCES
http://nextgencreators.org/
Facebook: Next Gen Creators
Instagram: @nextgencreators
Twitter: @NextGenCreators
Email: [email protected]
BE A TALLAWAH TEAMMATE
Thank you for listening! Feel free to email us at [email protected] with your feedback or questions. We appreciate your support, so do let us know how we can ensure your Tallawah experience is “100”. If you know a Jamaican who is dominating, let us know and they may be our next guest!
FOLLOW US ON SOCIAL MEDIA
Instagram: @tallawahpodcast
Facebook: Tallawah Podcast
YouTube: Tallawah Podcast
OVERVIEW
The Tallawah podcast is the product of many musings on the perception of success. How success is typically defined within societies can vary greatly from how an individual perceives success. Tallawah is a venture led by Latoya Wakefield (IG: @latoyawakefield) and Yanique Taylor (IG: @taylored.consulting), entrepreneurs pursuing their own version of success. As Jamaicans, Tallawah is a word used in our culture that means strength or fearlessness. The phrase, "wi likkle but wi tallawah" is used often to acknowledge our fellow Jamaicans locally and internationally who are achieving greatness, especially through their passions. This greatness across many domains is what we are featuring through Tallawah, with the goal to inspire others to seek out and achieve their own passion-fuelled success. We are seeking to help change lives one ear at a time (Shout out to Charles Hyatt for the tagline!)
GUEST
Eveth Colley, President/Founder, Jamaica Ambassador Programs (JAP) – “Promoting Education as a Path to Progress.”
Jamaica Ambassador Programs is a 501(C) (3) non-profit organization founded by Eveth Colley in 2011 to provide financial and educational support for underprivileged children in developing countries. The organization started its programs in the community of Flower Hill Jamaica, where the founder lived as a child. The goal is to expand to other similar communities in Jamaica, then to other Caribbean Islands and then to other developing and underdeveloped countries.
EPISODE HIGHLIGHTS
RESOURCES
https://jamaicaambassadorprograms.org/
BE A TALLAWAH TEAMMATE
Thank you for listening! Feel free to email us at [email protected] with your feedback or questions. We appreciate your support, so do let us know how we can ensure your Tallawah experience is “100”. If you know a Jamaican who is dominating, let us know and they may be our next guest!
FOLLOW US ON SOCIAL MEDIA
Instagram: @tallawahpodcast
Facebook: Tallawah Podcast
YouTube: Tallawah Podcast
GUEST
Diana McIntyre-Pike, President/Founder, Countrystyle Community Tourism Network & Villages as Businesses
Through her work, Diana provides unique community lifestyle experiences through tailor-made travel packages. These packages combine Caribbean culture, heritage and lifestyle using diverse accommodations, unique island attractions, delicious local cuisine and family/community hospitality transportation services.
Trained in Tourism Management, Hotel Management, Catering Operations and Marketing, Diana developed the Villages as Businesses programme to empower member villages through tour design, training management and marketing support so their residents can profit from community tourism.
She has shared her vision and expertise by partnering with local universities such as the University of the West Indies (UWI) Open Campus, as well as through her consulting services in community tourism to several other Caribbean countries.
During her over 44-year career pioneering Community Tourism, Diana has received a number of awards, such as a Community Tourism Activist Award in 2016 by the African Diaspora Tourism Network, Atlanta. She was also inducted into their hall of fame.
EPISODE HIGHLIGHTS
RESOURCES
www.peacetourism.org/caribbeantours
[email protected]
[email protected]
www.villagesasbusinesses.com
www.accesscommunitytourism.com
BE A TALLAWAH TEAMMATE
Thank you for listening! Feel free to email us at [email protected] with your feedback or questions. We appreciate your support, so do let us know how we can ensure your Tallawah experience is “100”. If you know a Jamaican who is dominating, let us know and they may be our next guest!
FOLLOW US ON SOCIAL MEDIA
Instagram: @tallawahpodcast
Facebook: Tallawah Podcast
YouTube: Tallawah Podcast
OVERVIEW
The Tallawah podcast is the product of many musings on the perception of success. How success is typically defined within societies can vary greatly from how an individual perceives success. Tallawah is a venture led by Latoya Wakefield (IG: @latoyawakefield) and Yanique Taylor (IG: @taylored.consulting), entrepreneurs pursuing their own version of success. As Jamaicans, Tallawah is a word used in our culture that means strength or fearlessness. The phrase, "wi likkle but wi tallawah" is used often to acknowledge our fellow Jamaicans locally and internationally who are achieving greatness, especially through their passions. This greatness across many domains is what we are featuring through Tallawah, with the goal to inspire others to seek out and achieve their own passion-fuelled success. We are seeking to help change lives one ear at a time (Shout out to Charles Hyatt for the tagline!)
GUEST
Morris Sinclair, Travel and Tourism Management Consultant based in Accra, Ghana.
A Wolmer’s Boys’ High School alum, Morris attended the 2019 Diaspora Conference held at the Jamaica Conference Centre to aid in connecting the dots between Jamaica, Ghana and the rest of the Diaspora. He describes Ghana as his love and Jamaica as his sweetheart.
While his parents still live in Jamaica, since 2014 he has made Ghana his new homeland. He has always been interested in travelling, and was fortunate to visit several countries as a young man, even studying in Norway. However, he always wanted to visit Ghana, and when he was finally able to, he was amazed to discover how similar it was to Jamaica as well as the many business opportunities available.
On this episode, he shares some of those business opportunities, his experiences in Ghana and how he balances his love for both countries.
EPISODE HIGHLIGHTS
RESOURCES
Twitter: @moresinclair
Facebook: Morris Sinclair
BE A TALLAWAH TEAMMATE
Thank you for listening! Feel free to email us at [email protected] with your feedback or questions. We appreciate your support, so do let us know how we can ensure your Tallawah experience is “100”. If you know a Jamaican who is dominating, let us know and they may be our next guest!
FOLLOW US ON SOCIAL MEDIA
Instagram: @tallawahpodcast
Facebook: Tallawah Podcast
YouTube: Tallawah Podcast
OVERVIEW
The Tallawah podcast is the product of many musings on the perception of success. How success is typically defined within societies can vary greatly from how an individual perceives success. Tallawah is a venture led by Latoya Wakefield (IG: @latoyawakefield) and Yanique Taylor (IG: @taylored.consulting), entrepreneurs pursuing their own version of success. As Jamaicans, Tallawah is a word used in our culture that means strength or fearlessness. The phrase, "wi likkle but wi tallawah" is used often to acknowledge our fellow Jamaicans locally and internationally who are achieving greatness, especially through their passions. This greatness across many domains is what we are featuring through Tallawah, with the goal to inspire others to seek out and achieve their own passion-fuelled success. We are seeking to help change lives one ear at a time (Shout out to Charles Hyatt for the tagline!)
GUEST
Charles Hyatt II, President, Good News Jamaica.
Charles shares all things positive about Jamaica through his online news outlet. He is always seeking opportunities to reach people and help in any way he can to enhance their lives in a positive manner.
EPISODE HIGHLIGHTS
RESOURCES
www.goodnewsjamaica.com
Instagram: @goodnewsjamaica
Twitter: @GNJ_Ltd
Facebook: Good News Jamaica
Mentioned Jamaican inventor of clean energy apparatus – Harlo Mayne, https://maynex.com/
BE A TALLAWAH TEAMMATE
Thank you for listening! Feel free to email us at [email protected] with your feedback or questions. We appreciate your support, so do let us know how we can ensure your Tallawah experience is “100”.
FOLLOW US ON SOCIAL MEDIA
Instagram: @tallawahpodcast
Facebook: Tallawah Podcast
YouTube: Tallawah Podcast
The podcast currently has 10 episodes available.