Best Kerry Ann Reid Brown Podcasts (2024)

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Ep 187: Montego Bay to New York A Story of Adaptation & Success ft Kerry Ann Reid Brown 1:30:11

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Today we're diving into a special re-released conversation with Kerry Ann Reid Brown, originally aired on April 8, 2023. Kerry Ann is an inspiring entrepreneur and the founder of Breadfruit Media, which includes popular podcasts like "Bridge to You," "Carry On Friends," and "Strictly Facts." In this episode, Kerry Ann takes us on a journey through …

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From Queens to the World: Bringing Caribbean Flavor with West Indies Pepper Sauce 30:28

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Send us a text As a first-generation Guyanese American, Randy Pulayya's journey from the vibrant streets of Richmond Hill, Queens, to over 60 countries, has uniquely shaped his entrepreneurial vision. In this episode, Randy shares his experiences living in Southeast Asia and the curiosity he encountered about Caribbean culture, drawing fascinating …

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Ep 188 : From Pirate Ships to Playgrounds ft Klara Harry 50:00

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White Label American is SIX! A huge shoutout to all of you for your incredible support. Whether you're tuning in for the first time, have been with us since day one, or joined us somewhere along the way – you're appreciated more than you know. To celebrate, who better than my mini-me? Today's special guest is none other than my kiddo! Fresh off her…

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From Jamaican Roots to Ugandan Dreams: Shari's Entrepreneurial Journey 58:38

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Send us a text In this episode Shari, a spirited Jamaican entrepreneur, shares her remarkable journey from Jamaica to the UK, to the bustling streets of New York, and finally to Kampala, Uganda. Starting with her challenging yet eye-opening experiences in the UK, Shari talks about adapting to new environments and finding inspiration in unexpected p…

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Ep 186: Revisiting Boats, Belonging, and Battling Climate Change ft Maurice Tamman 1:33:08

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This episode was originally recorded in April 2021. Welcome to another episode of "White Label American." Nigeria just marked its 64th anniversary (Oct 1st, 1960), so we've pulled a gem from the archives for you. Host Raphael Harry chats with Maurice Tamman, a seasoned journalist and devoted sailor with a fascinating story. From upgrading his boat …

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J.O.: Crafting a Multi-Faceted Entertainment Career from Humble Beginnings 54:46

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Send us a text In this episode I sit down with J.O., a multifaceted Jamaican American filmmaker, songwriter, and content creator whose journey is nothing short of inspiring. From the musically rich influences of Bob Marley and Michael Jackson during his childhood to the pivotal moment of appearing on Extreme Makeover in 2005, J.O. shares his story …

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Ep 185: Revisiting A Daughter of Gombe ft Sarah H Moda 1:32:22

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This episode was originally recorded in March 2021. Sarah, the founder and CEO of Yarang Llamisi Foundation, hails from Gombe and shines as one of Nigeria's and the UK's finest. She's not just a business powerhouse; she's also a devoted mother and wife, making waves in both countries' economies. A fun tidbit? Sarah was one of my first online friend…

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Navigating Friendship Dynamics with The Queens of Social Work: Ending Friendships, Communication, and Boundaries 56:48

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Send us a text Have you ever faced the heart-wrenching dilemma of ending a friendship? In our latest episode of Carry On Friends, I'm thrilled to welcome the wonderful hosts of the Queens of Social Work podcast, Queen H and Queen P. These remarkable women share their Caribbean roots and how they came together to create a podcast that resonates deep…

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Ep 184: Navigating Multilingual Worlds and Career Paths ft Claire Murigande 1:47:02

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today we have the privilege of featuring Dr. Claire Murigande, a brilliant and multifaceted individual with a truly global perspective. Dr. Murigande, originally from Burundi and raised in Kenya, now resides in Switzerland, bringing with her a rich tapestry of multicultural and multilingual experiences. In this episode, we delve into the fascinatin…

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Ep 183: He Qualified / She Qualified ft Dominic Lawson & Zenith Malawo 1:41:12

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We're joined by two extraordinary guests: Dominic Lawson, a multi-award-winning podcaster and entrepreneur with a passion for the Olympics, and Zenith Malawo, a soon-to-be podcaster and dedicated sports fan. Together with our host Raphael Harry, we'll explore the thrilling world of the Olympics and Paralympics, celebrating standout athletes, inspir…

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Roots, Rock, Reggae, Souls: A Cultural Exploration with Director, Jessica Shaw 59:03

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Send us a text In this Carry On Friends, Style & Vibes, Reels & Riddims crossover episode Mikelah and I chat with with Jessica Shaw a Jamaica American TV Producer about her upcoming documentary "Roots Rock Reggae Souls" which has received an overwhelming response on social media. We talk about "Souls" being a catchall term Jamaicans use for music f…

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Ep 182: Life Lessons, Canadian Train Adventures, and Entrepreneurship ft Rokhaya Ndiaye 1:16:07

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Rokhaya and I shall be on a panel at the 6th Afros and Audio Podcast Festival happening in Baltimore Oct 18-21. Use promo code rhy24afau to get yourself a 10% discount. Today, I sit down with the multifaceted Rokhaya Ndiaye—a seasoned voice acting coach, nomad entrepreneur, and CEO of "Rokaya Flow." In this episode, we'll delve into Rokhaya's remar…

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Paul C. Brunson: Mastering Love, Entrepreneurship, and Social Capital (Throwback) 50:03

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Send us a text Paul C. Brunson, is a dynamic Jamaican American television host, author, and professional matchmaker. Learn how Paul transitioned from the high-octane world of investment banking to managing a Turkish billionaire's investments, and ultimately becoming one of the first full-time Black matchmakers globally. Paul sheds light on his moti…

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Ep 181: Keeping the Flame Alive: Olympics Reflections Pt 1 with Dominic, Mimi, and Weyu 1:21:41

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Today we've got a jam-packed show as we dive deep into the world of the first Olympics round table with an all-star panel featuring Mimi Jacks, Dominic Lawson, and Weyu Hodge. We'll discuss the thrilling 3-on-3 basketball game between the USA and Serbia, the dominance of the French judo team, and the unparalleled "black girl magic" in gymnastics. W…

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From Jamaica to Guyana: Evolution of Caribbean Dishes 58:10

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Send us a text What if everything you thought you knew about Caribbean cuisine was wrong? Join us for a flavorful exploration of the vibrant and diverse world of Caribbean food in this episode of Strictly Facts. We welcome three extraordinary guests: Jamaican-Canadian chef Noel Cunningham, seasoned home cook Leslie Enston, and Caribbean paleo cooki…

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Ep 180 : From the Bronx to the Democratic National Convention ft Tasia 1:17:52

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We’re joined by the dynamic Tasia, who takes us on an inspiring journey from the world of music videos to the high-stakes arena of live TV events. Tasia shares her experiences working behind the scenes at monumental events like the Democratic National Convention and the Tony Awards, offering valuable insights into the meticulous planning and teamwo…

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Ep 179: From VHS to Streaming: Olympic Stories Over the Years 16:06

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Today, we're diving into something extra special – the upcoming Paris 2024 Olympics! As the excitement builds, join me, Raphael Harry, as I share nostalgic memories from past Olympic Games that have captivated my heart since childhood. From the magic of watching the 1982 Los Angeles opening ceremony on VHS to the thrilling moments of the Barcelona …

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Tiffany Cohen: Blending Cultures & Preserving Traditions with Flor de la Jara 24:36

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Send us a text In our episode, Tiffany also opens up about her entrepreneurial journey with her husband as they merge Jamaican and Spanish traditions to create their unique olive oil brand, Flor de la Jara. We discuss the challenges they face in the import-export business and the strengths they leverage to navigate these obstacles. Discover the inc…

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Ep 178: Euro 2024, Indian Elections, & Cross-Cultural Experiences ft Ashwin Goutham Gopi 1:07:54

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Today we've got an exciting and thought-provoking conversation lined up with crowd favorite Ashwin Goutham Gopi. In this episode, we wander through my diverse experiences—from my recent trip to Europe, including a humorous mix-up in a women’s store, to candid observations. We also delve into the dynamics of soccer fandom, sharing a lively journey t…

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Backcourt: Transforming Caribbean Sports Tourism and Culture 37:33

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Send us a text In this episode I sit down with Darren, an athlete with rich Jamaican and Guyanese heritage, to explore his latest venture, Backcourt, which is set to transform Caribbean sports experiences. From the monumental Jamaica Boys and Girls Champs to the pulse-pounding cricket matches, Darren shares how Backcourt aims to offer the most auth…

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Ep 177: You Have to Have a Mind That Sees The Whole Picture, Not Just One ft Vlad Margarit 1:55:36

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Join us as we explore Vlad’s captivating story, tracing his revolutionary beginnings in Romania, introspective days in Bermuda, and vibrant life in New York City. Born in Bucharest, Vlad’s childhood was painted with outdoor escapades and lofty dreams of becoming a Formula 1 driver. But his journey was far from typical. From hustling at his cousin's…

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Ep 176: Embracing Multicultural Education and Culinary Discoveries ft Paula Sima 1:16:48

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This was an incredible conversation with the amazing Paula Sima. We dove deep into her fascinating journey from Tanzania to the UK and Malaysia, exploring food, culture, and the beauty of embracing new environments. Paula shared her passion for hospitality, her vibrant family traditions, and the inspiring story behind her podcast, Talk Shit with P.…

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Researching Jamaican Family History (Throwback) 24:36

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Send us a text Can tracing your roots transform your understanding of family and self? In this episode I share my personal journey to uncover my Caribbean ancestry. Inspired by my fascination with history and guided by the methods seen in "Finding Your Roots," I delve into the complexities and joys of piecing together my family tree. From contactin…

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Ep 175: Black Narratives, Memphis History, and Podcasting Passion ft Dominic Lawson 48:21

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I'm super excited to present an incredible conversation with the amazing Dominic Lawson, a multi award-winning podcaster, on the latest episode of "White Label American". Dominic takes us on a captivating journey from his humble beginnings in the Mar Terrace Projects of Memphis, Tennessee, to his well-deserved success as the host of "Black is Ameri…

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Ep 174 : Nothing Prepares You for Becoming a Parent ft Obinna Elechi 1:24:56

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Obinna Elechi, a man of many talents. Hailing from Nigeria, he's an architect, comic book artist, and painter all rolled into one. In his solo episode, he delves into the complexities of parenthood, the societal pressures to adhere to traditional life milestones, and the unique challenges of fatherhood. Obinna candidly shares his experiences of liv…

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Martine Powers: Creating 'The Empty Grave of Comrade Bishop' 35:51

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Send us a text Embark on a remarkable journey through Caribbean history with us as we welcome Martine Powers, the senior host of the Washington Post Reports, as well as the host creator of the gripping series "The Empty Grave of Comrade Bishop." Martine's personal connection to the Caribbean, stemming from her Trinidadian heritage and family ties t…

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Ep 173 : It's African Time ft Kwesi Foli 1:42:01

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The month of June commences with a distinguished guest, Kwesi Foli, the host and founder of the African Time Podcast. Kwesi expounds on the embracing of dual identities, discovering cultural affinities, navigating his creative evolution, and the tribulations associated with being a fervent supporter of the Black Stars national team. This recording …

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Ep 172 : From Igbo Culture to AI: An Artistic Perspective ft Grace Nkem 1:05:40

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I'm sorry for not releasing an episode last week. Remember Ep 169? It was related to that. I'm excited to release my first solo episode with Grace Nkem (who appeared in Ep 166 & 167). Grace discusses important topics such as her concerns about the impact of AI technology on society and culture, as well as the commercialization of art. We also talk …

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Jael Joseph: Championing Dominica's Music, Culture & Legacy 48:01

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Send us a text From the nature island to the international stage, join us as we sit down with the multifaceted Jael Joseph from Dominica, whose journey is as rich as the music she champions. Our episode kicks off with tales from Jael's upbringing, her eclectic career trajectory, and her fierce advocacy for Dominican Culture, Music, Producers and Ar…

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Ep 171: Celebrating Motherhood with Global Flavors ft Arabella Von Arx, Mimi Jacks, Preet Pannu, & Verena Thoene 1:22:30

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Welcome back to another eye-opening episode of White Label American. We dive deep into the extraordinary journey of motherhood with repeat guests Verena, Preet, Mimi, and Arabella. They discuss how cultural upbringing significantly influences their approach to parenting, how they navigate societal expectations, and the challenges and joys of mother…

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Unique by Nature: Lessons on Standing Out and Embracing Yourself 26:00

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Send us a text Have you ever felt like a yellow tulip in a sea of pink, daring to stand out yet unsure if you should? Join me as I share my challenges of trying to fit in when I naturally stand out. This episode isn't just about me; it's about all of us who've navigated the complexities of fitting in and shining as our true selves. We'll explore th…

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Ep 170 : Navigating Life’s Rhythms with My Mother ft Ms. Emelia Harry Akponwei 1:19:44

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With Mother's Day being celebrated earlier in many parts of the world before the United States, I couldn't resist sharing one of my dream episodes - a recording with my incredible mother, Emelia Harry Akponwei. In this heartwarming episode, she opens up about her passion for dancing, her health challenges, love for Ijaw musicians, her favorite Amer…

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Ep 169: A Candid Update with Raphael Harry 18:11

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Hello everyone, in this solo episode, I open up about my recent health challenges and express my gratitude to you, our patrons, for sticking with me during a creative slump. I'm excited to share incredible stories lined up, including heartfelt family histories and insightful guest interviews that explore diverse cultural backgrounds and personal tr…

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Reflecting on Carry On Friends: The Journey, Community, and Gratitude 21:10

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Send us a text Carry On Friends has been a journey! As the host, I've sometimes felt the weight of creation on my shoulders, balancing life's incessant demands with crafting meaningful content for you, the listeners. In today's heartfelt reflection, I unwrap the struggles and triumphs of this journey. A pivotal conversation with Helena, better know…

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ThatNurseCanCook: Helena Faustin's Flavorful Journey 46:20

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Send us a text When Helena Faustin, also affectionately known as That Nurse Can Cook, graced us with her presence on the show, we uncovered more than just the ingredients to her tantalizing Jamaican dishes. We journeyed together through her story, which is steeped in rich culture and spiced with personal transformation. Our conversation navigated t…

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