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The Caribbean People Podcast is a collection of stories from and about ordinary Caribbean people, playing critical roles in the production, preservation and sharing of knowledge about Caribbean life, history and culture. The podcast shares stories from people and groups working in the areas of history and culture, environmental health, environmentalism and climate justice, anti-poverty community development, decolonial education and literacy, and information freedom, among others. The Caribbean People Podcast is part of a larger oral history project and is produced by Create Caribbean Research...

Cockney & Caribbean is a podcast hosted by married couple Danny and Carlene, the first couple to get married at Selfridges, London. Rooted in East London and shaped by blended British and Caribbean cultures, the podcast explores real conversations about relationships, marriage, family life, food, music and culture. With warmth, humour and honesty, Danny and Carlene share what it really means to grow together, navigate challenges, embrace differences and build a life side by side — without pretending everything is perfect.

Hear real life experiences of successful Caribbean property entrepreneurs. Learn about their successes, challenges and strategies to help you create wealth and achieve financial freedom through property investing.

A new podcast for Caribbean mothers, providing expert insight, advice, support, conversation and celebration. Hosted by leading broadcaster, Laura Dowrich-Phillips, we plan to relieve some parental stress and have some fun along the way as we support and celebrate the moms of the Caribbean. We’ll share the most up to date and practical information and bust some myths along the way that have lingered through the generations.

During the 1950s and 60s, hundreds of thousands of West Indians, including many Caribbean moms, migrated to the UK, Canada, and the U.S. for better opportunities. They played vital roles in industries like healthcare and education, significantly shaping the cultural landscape of their new homes. However, many of these mothers left their children, particularly daughters, behind. While some daughters later reunited with their mothers, the emotional scars from these long separations often went unhealed, leaving many relationships fractured. This podcast explores the profound and lasting impact of...

Motivating Caribbean millennial parents to be more attentive than previous generations of parents.