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Herby and I sit down with our special guest, Angie, whose journey from Haiti to Brooklyn, NY, at a young age came with a major culture shock—one that shaped her perspective, resilience, and purpose. She shares what it was like adapting to a completely new world while holding on to her roots.

With a background in marketing and a high-paying career in the U.S., Angie made a bold and life-changing decision—she left it all behind to return to Haiti full-time. Today, she is the founder of LumerianSky, a company dedicated to helping individuals reconnect with Haiti through relocation services and guided tours in the southern region, specifically Les Cayes. Whether you're Haitian-born looking to return, curious about your roots, or considering a permanent move, her platform offers real support and guidance.

We also dive into an important conversation around holistic health, exploring the differences between alternative medicine and traditional medicine, and how both can play a role in personal wellness.

This episode is about courage, identity, purpose, and redefining success on your own terms.

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In this powerful episode of The Path We Take Podcast, we sit down with rising fighter Jun as he prepares for his professional boxing debut—a bold move after just one amateur win.

Jun’s journey isn’t traditional, but it’s real. From growing up Haitian and getting into fights in school, to falling in with the wrong crowd that led to incarceration, he opens up about the life experiences that shaped him into the man and fighter he is today.

For over five years, Jun has been putting in the work behind the scenes—sparring with highly experienced fighters, sharpening his skills, and building the discipline needed to step into the pro arena. Now, he’s ready.

We dive into:
 🥊 His mindset heading into his first pro fight
 🇭🇹 Representing his Haitian roots
 ⚖️ How incarceration changed his life and perspective
 🔥 The importance of consistency and discipline
 🎯 Techniques he relies on in the ring
 💪 Why mastering the fundamentals is key to both fighting and staying fit

This episode is about growth, redemption, and betting on yourself—even when the odds don’t make sense to others.

Jun is locked in, focused, and excited for what’s next. Don’t miss his story before he steps into the ring.

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Jounen jodi a nou resi kontre avek Ralph La Voix D'or ki se yon gwo TikTok enfliyansè  nan Kominote nou an. Nèg foulay la chita pou l eksplike nou anpil bagay ke nou pat konnen de li.

Nou pral aprann kote li soti, kòman li te leve, kisa ki TRF la,  ki jan li fè pale 3 lang, e koman li arive vinn tounen youn nan pi gwo TikTok enfliyansè nan kominote Haitian an, avek yo pakèt lòt bagay. 

Li pral eksplike nou de pwoblem ke li vinn arive genyen akoz de moun ki ap atake li sou rezo a. 

Vinn gade avek nou. E pa bliye abòne, like e komante sou videyo sa.

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Jounen jodi a nou ap pale avek Bernard George ki se yon gwo ekszekitif direktè nan yon gwo òganizasyon ki rele New Bridges For Haitian Success. Yon konpayi ki te komanse nan ane 2013. Òganizasyon sa sevi apeprè 3000 moun pa ané nan Rhodes Island. 

Vinn tande Konbyen pwogram yo genyen epi kòman Bernard ap ede kominote Ayisyen an nan Rhodes Island.  Nenpòt moun ki ta bezwen sipò nou ka kontakte Bernard li ap kapab ede w.

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Would you leave everything behind to start over in another country with less than $300 in your pocket? 🌍💭

That’s exactly what Kimberly PP, an American-born woman with Haitian parents, did when she made the bold decision to take a one-way flight to Mexico in search of a better life.

She shares how she built a new beginning from the ground up — working jobs that pay an average of $15 a day, connecting with other Haitians and people from across the world, and finding ways to survive and thrive far from home.

Now, Kimberly has created a platform to help other Haitians who are considering Mexico as a new start amid the ongoing conflict in Port-au-Prince.

Tune in to hear her powerful story of faith, resilience, and determination.

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Nan misyon pou n pwomote Haiti avek tout Ayisyen kap fè bèl bagay pozitif pou leve non nou e fyète peyi a, nou rankontre avek Haitian Hurricane ki se yon gwo MMA konbatan nan Etazini. 

Vinn tande istwa li ki jan li te komanse nan batay e ki plan li pi devan. Li se yon moun ki leve drapo peyi li byen wo nan tout konba. 

Nou remèsi Haitian Hurricane pou bèl entèvyou sa e nou swete li kontinye avek konba yo e nou tout Ayisyen nou la pou nou sipote li.

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Nou komase sezon sa avek Kate Outlaw pou kontinye konvèsasyon nou an soti nan premye sezon an. Nou pral fè yon bèl konvesasyon. Ou pral aprann anpil lot bagay de KateOutlaw kote li rete nan mòn avek pliziè chwal. An plis ansanm avek noun yon moun spesyal.  Ret branche, ou pap regret.

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In this special episode titled “Support,” we close out Season One of The Path We Take Podcast with gratitude, celebration, and love. 🙌🏾🇭🇹

You’ll see how our friends, family, and community came together to support us during our launch party — marking both the beginning and the final episode of Season One. 🎉

In this episode, we talk about the true meaning of support within the Haitian community — how unity, collaboration, and encouragement can help us all grow. We also opened the floor for guests to share and promote their businesses, showing how powerful we can be when we uplift one another. 💙

To wrap up the year, we share an end-of-the-year message and highlight some of our favorite moments and posts from this past season.

From July to now, The Path We Take Podcast has reached listeners in over 8 countries and 85 cities worldwide — and it’s all thanks to you! 🌍❤️

Thank you to everyone who listened, watched, shared, liked, and commented. Your support means everything. Here’s to more stories, more growth, and more unity in the seasons ahead. 🇭🇹✨

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In this heartwarming episode of The Path We Take, Jeffrey and Herby sit down with Morgan, an American woman who began learning Haitian Creole after falling in love with a Haitian man.

Morgan shares how their love story began, when fate brought two people from different states together—and how that connection grew even stronger when he later moved to her town.

Through love and curiosity, Morgan didn’t just learn the language—she embraced the culture. From cooking traditional Haitian dishes to naming their cat Pikliz (after Haiti’s famous spicy condiment), her story is a beautiful blend of humor, learning, and cultural appreciation.

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Jounen jodi a nou ap pral eksplike  w ki jan yon Ayisyen ki rele Chavanne Gregoire vinn tounnen youn nan pi gwo chanpyon Kickboxing nan Denmark. 

Li se premye Haitian kickboxer kap mete gason atè. Ann tande istwa sa. Ann bal sipo pou l ka rive pi lwen.

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