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- TEA AND TALK - WITH DR. ANN HIGGINS - Part 1 - SEASON 2 - EPISODE 1
Co-Pastor of Creative Christian Arts Ministries International, author, former dancer, liturgical dance pioneer in The Bahamas, and Co-founder of Concurs for Christ Junkanoo group.
26 min - TEA AND TALK - WITH ARLENE NASH-FERGUSON(Episode 15 - Part 2)TEA AND TALK - WITH ARLENE NASH-FERGUSON (Episode 15 - Part 2) Tea and Talk features Mrs. Arlene Nash-Ferguson. Arlene served as an educator for 24 years, positively impacting the lives of thousands of young Bahamians. She is an Avid proponent of Bahamian culture. She has also served on the National Junkanoo Committee for many years. To Arlene Junkanoo is not just a parade - it is a celebration of history and heritage. With her husband, she founded and runs Educulture, an experimental Junkanoo Museum, and Resource Centre, aiming to explore, discover and celebrate the spirit of Junkanoo. Arlene is a founding member of One Family Junkanoo group and host of Junkanoo 242 broadcast every Saturday morning at 10 p.m. on ZNS radio. In this 15th episode of Tea and Talk, we discussed Bahamian history, aspects of Bahamian culture as it relates to the arts, cultural awareness, Education, Junkanoo, cultural development, and self-reliance.33 min
- TEA AND TALK - WITH ARLENE NASH-FERGUSON(Episode 15 - Part 1)TEA AND TALK - WITH ARLENE NASH-FERGUSON(Episode 15 - Part 1) Tea and Talk features Mrs. Arlene Nash-Ferguson. Arlene served as an educator for 24 years, positively impacting the lives of thousands of young Bahamians. She is an Avid proponent of Bahamian culture. She has also served on the National Junkanoo Committee for many years. To Arlene Junkanoo is not just a parade - it is a celebration of history and heritage. With her husband, she founded and runs Educulture, an experimental Junkanoo Museum, and Resource Centre, aiming to explore, discover and celebrate the spirit of Junkanoo. Arlene is a founding member of One Family Junkanoo group and host of Junkanoo 242 broadcast every Saturday morning at 10 p.m. on ZNS radio. In this 15th episode of Tea and Talk, we discussed Bahamian history, aspects of Bahamian culture as it relates to the arts, cultural awareness, Education, Junkanoo, cultural development, and self-reliance.30 min
- TEA AND TALK - WITH PAMELA BURNSIDE (Episode 14 - Part 2)TEA AND TALK - WITH PAMELA BURNSIDE (Episode 14 - Part 2) Tea and Talk features Mrs. Pamela Burnside, Cultural advocate, Co-Founder of Creative Nassau, Owner and Manager Doongalik Studio Art Gallery, Fashion Designer, Teacher, and spouse of the late Jackson Burnside. We discussed aspects of Bahamian culture as it relates to the arts, cultural awareness, cultural development, and self-reliance.33 min
- TEA AND TALK - WITH PAMELA BURNSIDE (Episode 14 - Part 1)
TEA AND TALK - WITH PAMELA BURNSIDE (Episode 14 - Part 1) Tea and Talk features Mrs. Pamela Burnside, Cultural advocate, Co-Founder of Creative Nassau, Owner and Manager Doongalik Studio Art Gallery, Fashion Designer, Teacher, and spouse of the late Jackson Burnside. We discussed aspects of Bahamian culture as it relates to the arts, cultural awareness, cultural development, and self-reliance.
29 min - TEA AND TALK - WITH PATRICK A. JOHNSON (Episode 13 - Part 2)TEA AND TALK - WITH PATRICK A. JOHNSON (Episode 13 - Part 2) Tea and Talk features Patrick A. Johnson, Bahamian Dancer, Teacher, Choreographer, and former Principal Dancer with the Dance Theatre of Harlem. We discuss the current state of dance in The Bahamas as it relates to Cultural Development and the many possibilities that can be derived from a strong artistic and culturally aware community.38 min
- TEA AND TALK - WITH PATRICK A. JOHNSON (Episode 13 - Part 1)
TEA AND TALK - WITH PATRICK A. JOHNSON (Episode 13 - Part 1)Tea and Talk feature Patrick A. Johnson, Bahamian Dancer, Teacher, Choreographer, and former Principal Dancer with the Dance Theatre of Harlem. We discuss the current state of dance in The Bahamas as it relates to Cultural Development and the many possibilities that can be derived from a strong artistic and culturally awarded community.
30 min - TEA AND TALK - WITH RODERICK JOHNSON (Episode 12 - PART 2)TEA AND TALK - WITHRODERICK JOHNSON (Episode 12) Tea and Talk features Roderick Johnson, Bahamian Dance Educator, and Choreographer. Roderick shares aspects of his life as a Dancer growing up in The Bahamas in the 1970s and his life on the world stage.37 min
- TEA AND TALK - WITH RODERICK JOHNSON (Episode 12) Part 1
TEA AND TALK - WITH RODERICK JOHNSON (Episode 12). Tea and Talk features Roderick Johnson, Bahamian Dance Educator, and Choreographer. Roderick shares aspects of his life as a Dancer growing up in The Bahamas in the 1970s and his life on the world stage.
31 min - TEA AND TALK - WITH KIM BROWN (Episode 11)TEA AND TALK - KIM BROWN - (Episode 11)Tea and Talk feature Kim Brown Dancer, Teacher, Choreographer, and former outreach teacher with the Ailey School and the Dance Theatre of Harlem, New York. We discuss the similarities and differences as it relates to the teaching of dance and the present attitude that exist in The United States and The Bahamas.42 min
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Tea and Talk is a perspective on Bahamian Arts and Culture. It is designed to inform, educate, inspire and encourage meaningful conversation about Bahamian Arts and Culture.