In this special  @WORLDMUSICVIEWS  x  @TheHoniPotShow  collaboration, host Honi B is joined by JR Watkis for a comprehensive year-end deep dive into Jamaican music and culture.Together, they reflect on a defining year and break down the artists, performers and producers that shaped the sound, conversation, and global visibility of Caribbean music. This is not about hype, it’s about impact, consistency, and cultural weight.The conversation covers:• Artist of the Year and why Vybz Kartel’s 2025 run felt inevitable• Performer of the Year, spotlighting Spice’s commanding presence and evolution• Artist to Watch for 2026 and who’s next up• Producer of the Year and the sonic architects behind the movement• Organization of the Year and its crucial post Hurricane Melissa relief effortsFrom legacy acts to rising forces, from stages to studios to boardrooms, this episode explores how Jamaican music continues to expand its reach while staying rooted in culture.Tap in for context, clarity, and conversation from voices inside the culture.

This Christmas episode of The Honi Pot Show is full of laughter, warmth, and real conversation as Prince Pine pulls up to the kitchen island. From Jamaican Christmas staples like sorrel and fruit cake to candid childhood stories, Pine opens up about his journey, his growth, and the lessons that shaped him.

We talk about stepping away from social media to protect his peace, ignoring online bullying, and staying focused on the bigger picture. He shares his relationship pet peeves and more — all delivered with the humor and honesty fans love.

Expect big laughs, thoughtful moments, and festive vibes in an episode that feels like Christmas at yard with good company.

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Grammy-nominated Jamaican artist Devin Di Dakta joins The Honi Pot Show for a candid and thought-provoking conversation about his evolution, independence, and the current state of dancehall.

In this episode, Devin addresses the ongoing lyrical clashes in dancehall, including the Masicka vs Tommy Lee vs Jashii feud. He shares why he believes many of today’s clashes lack lyrical depth, stating plainly that none of the artists involved can truly contest him on lyrics because the writing is too basic.

Devin also opens up about growth, his love for music, and how experience has sharpened both his pen and his perspective. This is a real conversation about lyricism, legacy, and evolution in Jamaican music — straight from one of the culture’s most confident voices.

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This week on The Honi Pot Show, Honi B sits down with the renowned gynaecologist Dr. Daryl Daley—the surgeon she trusted to perform her successful myomectomy—to bring powerful awareness to fibroids and women’s reproductive health. In this deeply personal and educational episode, Honi B opens up about her own journey with fibroids: the symptoms, the fear, the surgery, and the healing. Dr. Daley breaks down everything women need to know—what are fibroids, early warning signs, treatment options, fertility concerns, and why so many Black women are affected.If you or someone you love is struggling with painful periods, heavy bleeding, bloating, fertility worries, or unexplained discomfort… THIS is the conversation you need to hear. Let’s end the silence, break the stigma, and empower women to advocate for their health.📌 Topics Covered:– What fibroids are & why they’re so common– Warning signs women should never ignore– When to request an ultrasound– Treatment options (from mild to surgical)– Fertility after fibroid removal– How culture, shame & silence impact women’s health– Honi B’s personal fibroid story– Dr. Daley’s expert advice for Jamaican women🎧 Stream, share, and join the conversation on women’s health and healing.

In this episode of The Honi Pot Show, we sit down with the powerful and fearless Aiesha Barrett—singer, songwriter, and the voice behind “Jamaica Strong.” Written in the aftermath of Hurricane Melissa, the song has become a beacon of hope and resilience for Jamaicans across the island.Aiesha opens up about stepping away from her family band to carve out her own path, her own sound, and her own destiny—proving that legacy can guide you, but it doesn’t have to limit you. And in true Honi Pot fashion, she keeps it real about alignment, self-worth, and what she definitely wants in a man.It’s honest, inspiring, and full of that sweet-n-spicy Honi energy. Tap in and feel the strength, laughter, and truth of this moment.

The multifaceted Tishauna Mullings discusses healing after the storm (Hurricane Melissa), inside and out!

Kareem and Honi B chat about working together on the E-Zone, Diddy's disappointing verdict, why people are afraid of starting over and celibacy.

Pepita and Honi B reason about everything from their attachment styles to celibacy.

The founder of Portland Paradise Weekend Eunice "Vicky" Rashford tells Honi B all about her love affair with Portland and her wholesome weekend getaway Portland Paradise Weekend coming Aug 1-3, 2025.

JR breaks down music streaming today, shares his views on the Diddy and Cassie saga and leaves us with some tips on life and love.