Best whatagwaancnd Podcasts (2024)

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Connecting to your history 53:41

12M ago53:41

53:41

A discussion with recent recipients of the GraceKennedy Jamaican Birthright program, Tianna, Debbie and Ukpong about their internship and connection to their heritageBy whatagwaancnd

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The Journey to being a World Beater 1:02:40

12M ago1:02:40

1:02:40

A discussion with Maresa Caidenhead former number one high jumper in the world about her journey, the success and challenges along the way, and how it influences her work today.By whatagwaancnd

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Black art in Montreal - A Community Approach 55:54

12M ago55:54

55:54

A discussion at the Jamaica Association of Montreal's art centre and how it is intended to galvanize the community around artBy whatagwaancnd

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Racism in the media 1:05:30

1y ago1:05:30

1:05:30

A discussion with Dr. Brad Clark about racism in mainstream media and how events have forced many media houses to change their practices of journalism regarding racialized and indigenous peoples.By whatagwaancnd

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The Perspectives of Young Jamaican Professionals 1:02:06

1y ago1:02:06

1:02:06

Young Jamaican professionals, Candice and Jennel share their views on Jamaica and the path they see to successBy whatagwaancnd

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Dealing with menopause 1:01:41

1y ago1:01:41

1:01:41

A discussion with Dr. Unati Makiwane about menopause, how it affects our women and those around them. The need for effective communication, awareness and understanding by all involved is important to manage all the issues that come with this phase of life.By whatagwaancnd

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Windrush 75 and Jamaicans in the UK 1:05:13

1y ago1:05:13

1:05:13

A discussion with Rudi Page about Windrush 75 celebrations in the UK, recognition from the government and other issues in the focus of Jamaicans living in the UKBy whatagwaancnd

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Connecting the diaspora and government of Jamaica 58:40

1y ago58:40

58:40

A discussion with Lisa Rutty and Rhona Dunwell, Canada's elected representatives on the Global Jamaica Diaspora Council on the council, their roles and their plans to connect the average Jamaican in the diaspora with what the government of Jamaica is doingBy whatagwaancnd

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Independent Jamaica - a view from the diaspora 58:55

1y ago58:55

58:55

A discussion with Audrey Campbell, a proud Jamaican in the diaspora, about her views on Jamaica as an independent nation and what independence means to herBy whatagwaancnd

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Jamaican Cuisine - what makes it special 1:02:35

1y ago1:02:35

1:02:35

Jamaica's culture has many great elements and food is a special one. Chef Lennox Brown shares tips, tricks and information on how to make Jamaican menu itemsBy whatagwaancnd

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Constitutional reform in Jamaica 1:02:08

1y ago1:02:08

1:02:08

A discussion on the current plans to update the Jamaican constitution. Attorney-at-law and former Member of Parliament, Victor Cummings shares his thoughts on what is proposed and what additional items should be includedBy whatagwaancnd

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STEM Education in Jamaica 1:05:28

1y ago1:05:28

1:05:28

A discussion with Dr. Clovis Nelson on the strategies being used to focus on education in science, technology, engineering and math. Where is the focus on the arts?By whatagwaancnd

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Violence against women and children 56:15

1+ y ago56:15

56:15

A discussion about human trafficking and the violence and social stigma that affects our women and children. Stacy-Ann Smith and Dr. Heather-Dawn Lawson-Myers from Pursued International shares their views and experience based on the work they do every day with those directly affected.By whatagwaancnd

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What do our men need? 58:57

1+ y ago58:57

58:57

A discussion on the needs of our men, how they are acknowledged and communicated plus the impact of culture on the response of men versus women. Shelley Morgan and Shekinah Ade-Gold add their perspectives to the topic.By whatagwaancnd

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Achieving financial well-being and creating financial wealth 1:00:54

1+ y ago1:00:54

1:00:54

A discussion on the keys to being financially independent and creating wealth with Dermaine WhittakerBy whatagwaancnd

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The Journey of Fatherhood 1:03:27

1+ y ago1:03:27

1:03:27

A discussion with Omar Lewis and Chevaughn Fuller about the different elements to being a father and how they have tackled the tasks and their expectations going fowardBy whatagwaancnd

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Cancer - educating our men and their families 58:42

1+ y ago58:42

58:42

A discussion on the cancers that affect men and their families with Yinka Oladele and Kenneth Noel. Looking at the prevalence of cancers in black men and how they, and their, families deal with the issues.By whatagwaancnd

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Male Mental Health 59:46

1+ y ago59:46

59:46

Men commit more suicide than women and are often dealing with mental issues inadequately. Timi Abiola, RN and Mental Health nurse checks in to share some issues, challenges and strategies for our men to better deal with mental health issues.By whatagwaancnd

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Windrush 75 - a generation of stories 59:09

1+ y ago59:09

59:09

In 1948 many Jamaicans went to Britain on the SS Windrush. In this episode, Tony Fairweather captures some of the stories of those who sailed looking to help Britain rebuild while wanting to build a life for themselvesBy whatagwaancnd

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Motherhood - influences and outcomes 58:40

1+ y ago58:40

58:40

A discussion on motherhood with Lois Patterson, and her daughters Adaoma and Chioma, on the journey, the influence of community and culture on how they embraced their roles and mothers.By whatagwaancnd

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The Jamaican Education System - the pros and cons 1:02:01

1+ y ago1:02:01

1:02:01

A discussion with Joy Miller-Guthrie and Jevaughn Stewart, teachers with experience in the Jamaican system on where its at, what needs to be done and what should be priorities for the government and community.By whatagwaancnd

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Informer Culture - how it affects our society 1:00:44

1+ y ago1:00:44

1:00:44

A discussion with former cop, author and social commentator Joseph Edwards on the impact of silence, fear and apathy towards exposing crime and lawbreakers to the authorities. We explore the roots of the issue, the costs to communities and what is needed to eliminate this aspect of our cultureBy whatagwaancnd

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Scamming - some true stories 53:35

1+ y ago53:35

53:35

A discussion with Rochelle-Ann Thomas, writer and director of the movie SCAMMED on the different types of scams and the varied emotions of those that fall victim to these scamsBy whatagwaancnd

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Embracing Equity - What this means for our women 56:08

1+ y ago56:08

56:08

Ealat Chaachouh and Berni Gbalajobi share their perspectives on the theme for International Women's Day 2023. We explore what it means, why the issue remains relevant and the strides being made for a more equitable world.By whatagwaancnd

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Our Women’s Fight for Recognition 35:09

1+ y ago35:09

35:09

A discussion with social worker and community leader Hagir Sail about the challenges women continue to face to recognized for their worth in the different settings where they contribute daily.By whatagwaancnd

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Our women and their fight for recognition 35:09

1+ y ago35:09

35:09

Hagir Sail joins us to discuss the many areas that remain continue to strive, yet struggle, to receive the recognition they deserve. The general issue is dissected on how the BIPOC woman's world is so different in many waysBy whatagwaancnd

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The Journey of a Black Female Entrepreneur 55:17

1+ y ago55:17

55:17

A discussion with Ahinke Olalere on the issues, challenges and opportunities faced by female entrepreneurs. She has navigated COVID-19, social and financial challenges to grow her business and stay community focused.By whatagwaancnd

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Our Women - Aging Gracefully 48:19

1+ y ago48:19

48:19

In this episode, Wellness Mentor Maxine Willocks explores some key steps for women to follow to age gracefully and enjoy the most of life as they get older.By whatagwaancnd

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Windrush 75 - A generation of stories 53:50

1+ y ago53:50

53:50

This week we discuss the experience of Mrs. Marylyn Tapper who spent over 50 years in the United Kingdom and shares her story of what it was like living, working and striving in the UK. She shares what she saw and heard from those who originally got to England in the Windrush era.By whatagwaancnd

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Black History Month - Honoring the Past. Building the Future. 49:18

1+ y ago49:18

49:18

A discussion about the value of celebrating Black History Month with Asst. Prof. Marva Ferguson. We explore the appreciation of the celebrations within the community and how black generations will benefit from looking back and embracing the contributions of black people to CanadaBy whatagwaancnd

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Mental Health and the Importance of Self-Care 59:31

2y ago59:31

59:31

A discussion with Audley Coley and Camille Hannays on how mental health is viewed in many Jamaican communities, and the need for more focus, knowledge and discussion on these issuesBy whatagwaancnd

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The Economic and Civic Influence of Jamaicans in Canada 53:05

2y ago53:05

53:05

A discussion with Dr. Sylvanus Thompson and Kevin Junor about the economic and civic contributions made by Jamaicans in the diaspora and how far their influence is reachingBy whatagwaancnd

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Racial Profiling and Policing in Canada 40:44

2y ago40:44

40:44

A discussion with Alain Babineau on the progress of the BLM movement and how racial issues are seen and handled within policing organizations in CanadaBy whatagwaancnd

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Celebrating Modern Day Black Champions 47:04

2y ago47:04

47:04

Presidents of Jamaican associations across Canada discuss the value of a program to connect Jamaicans in the diaspora and how different generations could benefitBy whatagwaancnd

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Connecting to your history 53:41

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The Journey to being a World Beater 1:02:40

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Black art in Montreal - A Community Approach 55:54

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Racism in the media 1:05:30

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The Perspectives of Young Jamaican Professionals 1:02:06

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Dealing with menopause 1:01:41

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Windrush 75 and Jamaicans in the UK 1:05:13

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Connecting the diaspora and government of Jamaica 58:40

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Independent Jamaica - a view from the diaspora 58:55

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Jamaican Cuisine - what makes it special 1:02:35

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Constitutional reform in Jamaica 1:02:08

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STEM Education in Jamaica 1:05:28

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Violence against women and children 56:15

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What do our men need? 58:57

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Achieving financial well-being and creating financial wealth 1:00:54

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The Journey of Fatherhood 1:03:27

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Cancer - educating our men and their families 58:42

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Male Mental Health 59:46

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Windrush 75 - a generation of stories 59:09

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Motherhood - influences and outcomes 58:40

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The Jamaican Education System - the pros and cons 1:02:01

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Informer Culture - how it affects our society 1:00:44

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Scamming - some true stories 53:35

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Embracing Equity - What this means for our women 56:08

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Our Women’s Fight for Recognition 35:09

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Our women and their fight for recognition 35:09

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The Journey of a Black Female Entrepreneur 55:17

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Our Women - Aging Gracefully 48:19

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Windrush 75 - A generation of stories 53:50

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Black History Month - Honoring the Past. Building the Future. 49:18

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Mental Health and the Importance of Self-Care 59:31

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The Economic and Civic Influence of Jamaicans in Canada 53:05

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Racial Profiling and Policing in Canada 40:44

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Celebrating Modern Day Black Champions 47:04

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