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This week we interviewed Lovenskey Jean Baptiste who has taken the less traditional route as a child to Haitian parents and pursued the path to become an actor. Lovenskey shares how he has broken typical Haitian stereotypes and is forging his own path in Hollywood. Throughout his successful he remains humble committed to his family  & roots as he takes on new endeavors. . 

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We had the pleasure of connecting with fellow Haitian-American, super featherweight Pro boxer,
Dominique “Trapp” Jamar Francis . 
A native of Florida , he is currently undefeated with a 16 win, zero loss and zero draw record with a 14 win streak. We learn about the drive, discipline & sacrifices he’s made to become a pro boxer , and discuss the importance of Haitian representation in America today. 

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Taking it back to October 2024 Before the Elections . We share our thoughts on the “distraction” that is Diddy. We tap into the topic of conspiracy theories and we react to the baseless claims repeated during the Trump campaign that “illegal immigrants from Haiti were eating domestic pets in Springfield, Ohio”  All in all,  we shed light on some tense topics of the past few months with some live feedback from our listeners. 
 

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As much as we love having guests, it’s always great to do a little gab session. This episode we cover all things from our summer adventures, to politics and reality TV….talk about versatility! Since we recorded on stereo we were joined by a few drop in guests who showed some love, shared some knowledge and we even got Trolled!!! 

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We had the pleasure of connecting with Indian-American, Performer, Content Creator & Entrepreneur  Avanti Nagral .
She uses her platform to  focus on amplifying social issues while sparking meaningful conversations.
We discuss her advocacy for education, health and gender equity through a blend of storytelling and music!

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Music : Ayiti Se - Mikaben
Covered by : (Vocals) Avanti Nagral & ZAMA Music - Timothy Thampy

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This week we had an amazing conversation with Kate Outlaw
American born with Haitian roots that run deep, not just in her DNA, but in her soul. Her spirit is fierce and powerful. She is the embodiment of diversity in the Haitian culture and is proof that where there is a will there is a way. Her story while terrifying at times is an inspiration to us all.

⚠️ Content warning ⚠️ this episode discusses topics related to sexual assault of minors , sex trafficking, and death by violence.  Please be aware these topics may be triggering.

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Story from Fathwire retelling when she faced the gangs in Jérémie, Haiti after 5 days in Hiding .
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If you visit upstate NY book a few nights at 1000 acres Ranch  Resort managed and operated by Kate and her Husband 

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A lot has changed since we last spoke to @mannyjp22 in 2021 (Ep. 17).
From Husband and soon to be Father to now Father of 2 . Manny the Mailman to Manny the tiktoker we are pleased to have our cousin Emmanuel Jean - Pierre back on our podcast. The self- published Author give us an update on life, his journey as a content creator and tell us about his new book “The Rings of Revolution” a Fantasy retelling of the Haitian Revolution due for release May 18th 2024.
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Event design and rentals  servicing the North NJ Area : https://www.theknot.com/marketplace/jp-lux-events-orange-nj-2079023

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We’re joined by Bertide. She is an entrepreneur & co-host of The  Unfiltered Limin Podcast . 
She shares her journey and experiences coming to the United States at 10 years old from Guadalupe. We also discuss our similarities growing up Haitian and finding the balance between staying true to our culture and fitting in with American customs. 

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We are Joined by Law Student & Artist Tórera a first generation Nigerian from the U.K who reached out to us in response to Episode 7. Haitians Talk about Mental Health.
She shares with us  her enthusiasm for Haitian history as well as her struggles with Mental Health . This was an emotional conversation as we uncovered similarities in our stories.  With some help from her sister Tèmi we go deeper answering the question what its like watching  your loved ones struggle .

[If you're experiencing a mental health crisis please call
 The National Suicide Prevention Hotline by dialing 988]

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We are joined by Molina Jean- Louis Author of the e-book Postal Codes For the 10 departments of Haiti . Born in New York City we learn the differences & similarities in our experiences growing up as well as what drives us to keep our Haitian culture alive .


Postal Codes for the 10 departments of Haiti by Molina Jean-Louis 

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