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In this episode, we explore the work of three queer Caribbean activists trying to create a safe space for the LGBTQ+ community throughout the Caribbean.
All around the Caribbean, our built heritage is at risk of being demolished or replaced. The producers share the stories of people and organizations fighting to preserve our heritage.
In this episode, we talk to women working to preserve Caribbean knowledge and culture using different digital platforms.
In this episode, the producers take us to Carriacou, Grenada to discover how one family is reclaiming the history of sugar through the production of rum.
The Taino people, commonly thought to have been eradicated for centuries, are forming communities within Jamaica as some groups trace their lineage to the indigenous tribe. The producers share the story of one such exploration of ancestry.
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The Caribbean People Podcast is a collection of stories from and about ordinary Caribbean people, playing critical roles in the production, preservation and sharing of knowledge about Caribbean…
The Caribbean People Podcast is part of a larger oral history project and is produced by Create Caribbean Research Institute.