Best 100 Haiti Podcasts

13h10-13h30 (TU) sur l'antenne Monde, Anne Cantener vous propose un rendez-vous d'information destiné aux Amériques, avec chaque jour, un dossier spécial Haïti. Haïti, avec quelque trois millions d'auditeurs, est le deuxième bassin d'audience de notre radio, après celui de l'Afrique francophone. Le pays compte six émetteurs pour diffuser RFI en modulation de fréquence. C'est pour cet auditoire que, chaque jour, RFI consacre un reportage, ou une interview, spécifiquement consacré à Haïti.  more

HHH is a non-profit organization that brings the gospel of Jesus to the people of Haiti through the construction of churches, education, and family support. Our goal is to create a group of people who love Jesus, love one another, love to tell other people about Jesus, and are empowered to use their skills to glorify Jesus! HAITIAN HELPING HANDS P.O.BOX 4564 LYNCHBURG, VIRGINIA 24502 more

Souvni On The Mike is a Haitian Creole podcast airing Fridays at 8 PM. It offers educational, fun content for learners and the diaspora, featuring the 'La Famille Pòt' skit for drama and humor. Creole transcripts help intermediate and advanced students improve their skills. Available on Buzzsprout.com, the show aims to deepen connections with Haitian culture, relive cherished memories, and invite foreigners to experience the country's vibrant community and language. more

The Haitian All-StarZ Coalition is a collective unity of Haitians DJs coming together to represent Haiti and to bring us together as a cohesive nation. Haitian All-StarZ brand is synonymous with quality and professionalism. We operate like a family and respect each and every member talent and hustle. DJ Members: DJayCee (NYC) Hard Hittin Harry (NYC) Reggie Mix (NYC) DJ One (NYC) DJ Clifford Pierre A.k.a Cliffstar (NYC) DJ Super JB (NJ/Florida) Only1pro (NYC) ToniBeatZ (NYC) DJ Teddy Gramz (NYC) DJ Manny MVP (NYC) DJ Konspiracy (Canada) DJ Next (NYC) Haitian Man [Haitian All-StarZ Music Mix Series] www.HaitianAllStarZ.com Instagram: Haitian_All_StarZ Booking: 646-504-1804 more

☀ Lakay, c'est le 1er podcast francophone qui raconte et célèbre la culture haïtienne. Chaque épisode est un voyage à la rencontre d'un invité. Personnes reconnues dans leurs domaines, citoyens haïtiens, membres de la diaspora, acteurs du rayonnement de la culture haïtienne....ils porteront leurs voix au micro de Juliette. Histoire d'Haïti, coutumes, traditions, symboles, pratiques, moeurs, histoires personnelles... chaque conversation6 te permettra de découvrir ou de redécouvrir la culture haïtienne dans une ambiance chaleureuse, intimiste et authentique. Ici on raconte et on célèbre la culture haïtienne Au fait, Lakay se prononce 'Lakaï' et signifie 'maison' en créole haïtien 😉 💫 Belle écoute ! Hébergé par Ausha. Visitez ausha.co/fr/politique-de-confidentialite pour plus d'informations. more

On Emisyon Spò ki pote bon jan nouvel ak enfomasyon sou tout aktivite spò nan mond lan, espesyalman an Ayiti, san fòs kote ni pati pri. Video de presentation nou yo ap edew rete konekte ak tout Joueur Haitien kap jwe an Ayiti kou lòtbò dlo. more

Embark on a high-stakes journey where the thrill of adventure meets the quest for freedom, as suggested by the title 'Moonraker.' This podcast delves into the captivating world of swashbuckling tales, filled with daring escapades, treacherous seas, and the indomitable spirit of those who fight for liberation. Each episode features a new complete audiobook, showcasing a rotating collection that explores themes of rebellion, personal identity, and the complexities of human relationships in times of turmoil. Listeners are invited to immerse themselves in diverse narratives that span various historical contexts and imaginative realms, where bravery and resilience shine through adversity. This is not a single story but a series of unique explorations that inspire reflection and ignite the imagination. Discover a new book with every episode and set sail on your own adventure through the pages of history and fiction. This show includes AI-generated content. more

Sessions musicales produites en Haïti par le collectif DÈYÈ MÒN ENFO. Musique d'ici et d'ailleurs. www.haitimagazine.ca more

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La musique haïtienne

To help people speaking French, English & Creole

• Open Format Dj• Dancehall & Afrobeats • Producer • Haitian Music Curator

Découvrez les interviews d'Haïti Inter en version podcasts : des rencontres exclusives avec des auteurs, artistes et militants qui façonnent la culture haïtienne à leur échelle. Retrouvez toutes nos vidéos YouTube en version audio en quelques clics, accessibles partout et à tout moment. more

Émission sur la littérature haïtienne et toutes les œuvres qui gravitent autour.

Deep dive into the mysteries of Haitian Vodou. We explore the rituals, the spirits, the history of a spiritual practice that liberated its people. We embark on a journey of knowledge to learn more about this powerful spiritual practice. more

DjCarlyy is a Haitian DJ, he was born on October 17 in Port-au-prince ,Haiti

The History of Haiti is a podcast that tells a chronological history of the land that would one day become the nation of Haiti. Have corrections, comments, or suggestions? Send me voice messages! Link: https://anchor.fm/thehistoryofhaiti/message more

Se premye pwogram jounen an ki gen ladan dènye nouvèl sou Lèzetazini, Ayiti ak rès mond la. Pami segman yo genyen espò, dyasporama ak editoryal la.Orè Lendi - VandrediTan Inivèsèl Kowòdone 1230 UTCDire 01:00:00Koute MP3 | Podcast more

We Will Remember Haiti, In Their Voice is a podcast for you if you're interested in hearing the voices from the Caribbean island of Haiti, listening to the voices from the ground from all walks of life to learn and perhaps be inspired from the culture, history, politics, arts, music, education, religion, and just the every day struggles of the people, especially now during the extreme current situation there, from live recordings translated, by co-hosts Carla and Ron Bluntschli, who for nearly 4 decades have lived in Haiti and continue to be transformed by the extraordinary people of Haiti. more

Shamir Joseph isn't here to play nice or sugar‑coat Haiti's reality. Off The Boat With Le Joseph is a raw, unapologetic podcast where a Haitian‑born, Queens‑based host dives into everything mainstream media would rather ignore. From exposing why Haiti's education system stays broke to calling out corruption in the Transitional Presidential Council and ripping apart slogans like 'Viv Ansanm' that mask terror as revolution, Shamir keeps it real and bilingual, mixing English with Haitian Creole. He breaks down assassinations like Jovenel Moïse's death, unpacks U.S. immigration policies and the Haitian diaspora's struggles, and even drops history gems about figures like Jean‑Jacques Dessalines. Expect strong opinions, deep‑dive analysis, and zero fluff. Whether you're Haitian, Caribbean, an immigrant, or just curious, this show is your weekly dose of crime, politics, news and diaspora life—all filtered through the lens of someone who's lived it. Get on board, learn some Creole, and buckle up for Shamir's unfiltered take on Haiti and the Caribbean diaspora. more

Laboratoire d'idées et d'actions basé en Haïti pour la promotion d'idées de politiques publiques innovantes par la recherche et le débat. Chaque saison du podcast se porte sur une thématique liée aux politiques publiques et les projets sur lesquels Policité travaille. more

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Neste podcast, narrado em primeira pessoa, o geógrafo Wisnel Joseph reconta a história do Haiti - primeira colônia do mundo a abolir a escravidão - e dos haitianos em diáspora, fazendo ciência a partir de sua história e trajetória para o Brasil. more

This podcast provides audios for those who would like to learn Haitian Creole. Visit our website for videos, texts, games, and other resources. www.learnhaitiancreole.comIf you enjoy our sessions, you can support this podcast by making a small donation here. https://anchor.fm/jeannefortune/supportWe also have another podcast titled Traditional Haitian Cuisine where we make discuss recipes for Haitian dishes. https://anchor.fm/jeanne-and-clemeneFor our bible stories podcat, visit https://anchor.fm/biblestorieswithmakayla more

Our mission is to drive impactful foreign policy toward Haiti through strategic research, dialogue, and collaboration. more

Explore the fascinating world of Creole Narratives - a podcast that aims to amplify the rich stories of Haiti #AmplifyAyiti, the vibrant cultures of the Caribbean, and the Afro-Latin diaspora.In this podcast, you can join the award-winning Tampa journalist, Fadia Patterson, as she sheds light on diverse perspectives and brings important issues to the forefront.Don't miss out on this opportunity to listen to thought-provoking conversations and gain a deeper understanding of these cultures. Tune in to Creole Narratives now.#Haiti #Tampa #CreoleNarratives #podcasts #Haitian-American more

STIMPACK is a Haiti focused think tank and interventional NGO. We look for points of leverage to help Haitians lift their entire country out of extreme poverty. This podcast discusses those points. more

In Haiti Rising, you'll get to go behind the scenes and in to the stories of people like you who are living, growing, surviving, and thriving in a place you might not get to visit very often.It's a podcast for people who like learning and adventure.This podcast is produced by Second Mile Haiti, a 501(c)3 non-profit organization working to improve outcomes for mothers and children through innovative, research-driven malnutrition and maternity centers.Since 2011, Second Mile Haiti has been partnering with Haitian communities to tackle systemic barriers to health and wellbeing.  more

Welcome to the Rugged Haitian Podcast, here we talk about being Haitian and how it was and is growing up in America. We will be Honest with you. You WILL laugh and sometimes you will cry from the laughter. We are just gonna keep it real with you. We will talk about everything. From weird Haitian remedies (like my mom putting sugar in my eye to cure pink eye. ps it works) to relationship problems and growing up black and being Haitian at the same time. PS. Don't worry all content is clean, but we will talk about sex and some hard issues. more

François-Dominique Toussaint L'Ouverture (1743-1803) rose to fame in 1791 during the Haitian struggle for independence. In this revolt, he led thousands of slaves on the island of Hispañola to fight against the colonial European powers of France, Spain and England. The former slaves ultimately established the independent state of Haiti and expelled the Europeans. L'Ouverture eventually became the governor and Commander-In-Chief of Haiti before recognizing and submitting to French rule in 1801. In June of 1802, L'Ouverture was arrested by French forces and taken to France where he was imprisoned at Joux. There he penned his autobiography '. . . to render to the French government an exact account of my conduct.' L'Ouverture died in prison on April 7, 1803 from pneumonia.Although L'Ouverture died a captive of the French, the revolution he led was historically perhaps the most significant world event opposing slavery. It precipitated a re-examination--among the major European powers as well as those in the new world--of the right of all mankind to be free and self-governing.John Relly Beard, an English minister, wrote The Life of Toussaint L'Ouverture and published it in London in 1853. Ten years later, the biography was re-published and augmented to include L'Ouverture's 35-page translated autobiography--along with other documents and contributions by public officials--and was re-published in Boston. This reconstituted edition was titled, Toussaint L'Ouverture: A Biography and Autobiography. (Introduction by James K. White) more

Welcome to La Vie En Kreyol, where we discuss all things Haitian American mostly so you know that you're not alone in the trauma you've experienced. Whether it be comedic or otherwise :)Catch Us On IG@****@Izzy.In.Depth | @Imagery_By_Islande@LeSocialNomad | @TheAugustPrjct@r_sparkle | @WaxNThangsIntro/Background music and the extended version heard on S2B5 were all produced by JMY V exclusively for La Vie En Kreyol. For any inquiries, contact him at ****@gmail.com more

Placée sous le signe de l'énergie positive, Koze Kilti présente, en français et en créole, l'actualité culturelle de la semaine en Haïti et dans le monde, ainsi que les talents et personnalités qui font rayonner et bouger le pays. Littérature, cinéma, arts plastiques et musique sont à l'affiche du magazine, présenté par Ritzamarum Zétrenne. *** Diffusions vers Haïti le samedi à 21h30, le dimanche à 19h10 et le lundi à 02h30. Diffusion suspendue. more

Haiti Debat

Jounal Gran boulva an kreyol ke trio Roberde Celine alias Bob C, Guerrier Dieuseul et Pierre Renel Rene prezante chak matin depil fè 5h. more

As of April 2025, all new episodes are at rasanblaj.org. By the end of 2025, all old episodes will migrate to rasanblaj.org exclusively. more

Mega Booster Live avec Romanes Samedi Haiti Viral News is a YouTube Channel that covers everything from Haiti: News, severe weather, Sport, Culture, Politic and more. Anywhere, Any time. We are the best trusted source for breaking news, analysis, exclusive interviews, headlines and live streaming in Haiti.Romanes Samedi ak profesè Leonidas sou tout koze peyi a, tout sakap pase lakay. more

Ce podcast explore l'histoire riche et diversifiée de la musique des années folles en Haïti. Chaque épisode plonge dans une période, un genre musical ou un artiste incontournable. Dans un soucis de mettre en lumière les influences culturelles, les contextes sociaux et les évolutions artistiques qui ont façonné la musique haïtienne que l'on connaît aujourd'hui. Des rythmes traditionnels aux fusions modernes, en passant par les classiques intemporels, 'Les années folles de la musique haïtienne' célèbre la créativité et l'héritage musical d'un beau pays. more

1804 is a weekly Podcast and show focused on geopolitics, foreign policy and holding the powerful to account such as; Haitian politicians, oligarchs, as well as the international community. The #1 Canadian podcast covering Haiti. more

Diskisyon sou Ayiti ak Widlore Mérancourt, editè an chèf AyiboPost

A Boat A Voyage, by award-winning journalist Wilkine Brutus, is a 5-episode podcast that delves into his Haitian mother's refugee story from the 1980s, spanning Miami, Haiti, Cuba, and Puerto Rico. While living as an expat in South Korea, Brutus uncovers her journey and reflects on his own experience as a first-generation Haitian-American. The podcast reveals the emotional weight of leaving her homeland, becoming a U.S. citizen, and captures the complexities of human migration and identity, offering a nuanced—and even humorous—perspective on the refugee experience.Maps and Diaries, LLC more

Chaque semaine, Ayibolab vous plonge au coeur de la rédaction d'Ayibopost. Il vous fait entendre nos journalistes sur le terrain et nous donne l'occasion de répondre à vos questions. Animateur: Widlore Mérancourt. more

Discover the heart and mission of myLIFEspeaks as we share inspiring stories of transformation from Neply, Haiti. Each episode dives into the challenges and triumphs of family-based care, community development, and holistic ministry in a country often defined by its struggles.Join us as we speak up for the voiceless, celebrate resilience, and explore what it means to live out God's call to care for the least of these. Together, we can transform lives and build stronger families. more

How different would Haiti be today if its constitution were actually applied as written? Learn about this often neglected solution to Haiti's weak governance, political instability, and social unrest as we encourage the reading, appreciation, and application of the 1987 constitution of Haiti. more

Dave and Judi Coats spent the majority of 1980-1990 in Haiti as part of a mission team. This 12 episode podcast contains conversations where Dave and Judi share events like the births of two of their children in Haiti, family adventures, hardships, the removal of Jean Claude Duvalier (1986), and they will forever remember many wonderful people they met during those years. Living in a poverty-stricken country changed their lives, causing them to appreciate life itself. They wrote letters home nearly every week, and Dave's mother saved the letters. The stories come directly from those letters. more

Your bite-sized briefing on the latest developments in Haiti and in the Haitian diaspora. In a few minutes, each episode curates important stories and insights to enrich and empower your day with knowledge of what's going on in the Haitian community. This podcast keeps you informed on the developments, trends, and ideas taking shape in Haitian society. Levergaing the latest advancements in AI, this podcast transforms how you absorb information on the go. Featuring an unbiased, thought provoking perspective, The Informed Haitian is the perfect way to becoming an more informed Haitian. more

The official podcast of the Haitian community where we dive deep into the inspiring journeys of Haitian business owners. Each episode is a celebration of resilience, innovation, and the rich cultural heritage that fuels the entrepreneurial spirit of Haiti.Why Listen to Our Podcast?Inspiration: Hear firsthand from fellow entrepreneurs about overcoming challenges and achieving success.Insights: Gain valuable insights and advice on running a business, navigating the market, and leveraging Haitian culture in your brand. more

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Eveline Pierre the Executive Director of the Haitian Heritage Museum is the host of the Haitian Arts Podcast Series (H.A.P.S). HAPS will engage Haitian and Caribbean artists in a dialogue of the critics of arts forms that reflect the culture and heritage of the Caribbean. more

The Haitian Millennial Podcast is a platform for showcasing the Haitian American experience. Listen to three millennials, each with unique stories, discuss various topics and share how being Haitian has impacted them in the US. more

Crisis in Haiti The Assassination The night was warm and humid, typical of a July evening in Port-au-Prince, Haiti. The streets were quiet, with only the occasional sound of a distant dog barking or the hum of an old car engine breaking the silence. In the presidential palace, Jovenel Moïse, the country's leader, was settling in for the night, unaware that his life was about to take a tragic turn. As the clock struck 1:00 AM, a group of armed men stormed the palace grounds. They made their way to the president's private quarters, where they unleashed a hail of gunfire. Moïse, caught off guard, had no chance to defend himself. Within minutes, he lay dead, his body riddled with bullets. The news of the assassination spread like wildfire, plunging the nation into chaos. Haitians, already grappling with poverty, gang violence, and political instability, now found themselves leaderless and uncertain about the future. The Aftermath In the days following the assassination, the streets of Port-au-Prince were filled with a mix of grief, anger, and fear. Many Haitians mourned the loss of their president, while others celebrated, seeing his death as an opportunity for change. Amidst the turmoil, interim Prime Minister Ariel Henry stepped in to fill the leadership void. He promised to bring stability to the nation and to work towards a brighter future for all Haitians. However, his task was not an easy one. The international community, shocked by the assassination, pledged support for Haiti. The United Nations, the United States, and other nations offered aid and resources to help the country navigate the crisis. But the road ahead was long and uncertain. The Rise of the Gangs As the political situation in Haiti remained fragile, another threat began to emerge: gang violence. In the vacuum of power left by the assassination, criminal groups saw an opportunity to expand their influence and control. In the streets of Port-au-Prince, gangs battled for territory, weaponing fear and intimidation to assert their dominance. They extorted businesses, kidnapped civilians for ransom, and even clashed with police and security forces. For many Haitians, the rise of the gangs was a terrifying development. Those who could afford to flee the country did so, seeking safety and stability elsewhere. But for the majority of the population, escaping was not an option. They were left to face the daily realities of life in a city gripped by violence and lawlessness. Economic Hardship As if the political instability and gang violence were not enough, Haiti's economy began to crumble under the weight of the crisis. Years of corruption, mismanagement, and natural disasters had left the country's infrastructure and institutions weakened, and the assassination of President Moïse only exacerbated the problem. Inflation soared, making basic necessities like food and fuel increasingly unaffordable for the average Haitian. Businesses shuttered their doors, unable to operate in the face of rising costs and security threats. Unemployment skyrocketed, leaving countless families without a stable source of income. For those who depended on the informal economy - selling goods on the streets, working odd jobs, or relying on remittances from family members abroad - the situation was even more dire. With the gangs controlling many neighborhoods, even venturing out to earn a meager living became a dangerous proposition. The Human Cost As the crisis in Haiti deepened, the human cost began to mount. In addition to the lives lost to gang violence and the assassination, countless Haitians found themselves facing a new set of challenges. Food insecurity, already a problem in the country, became even more widespread. With prices skyrocketing and incomes dwindling, many families struggled to put food on the table. Children, the most vulnerable members of society, bore the brunt of the crisis, with malnutrition rates soaring. Access to healthcare, education, a more

Ce podcast est présenté par Jean-Marc Princely Alfred et Jean-Pierre Wiliam Alcimé, deux jeunes haïtiens. Diffusé chaque mardi et jeudi dès 00h00 AM, c'est une plateforme de discussion dynamique où ils explorent les défis et les opportunités auxquels sont confrontés les jeunes en Haïti. À travers des conversations franches et des analyses approfondies, ils abordent des sujets variés tels que l'éducation, l'emploi, l'entrepreneuriat, la culture et bien d'autres. more

Voices of Hope is an unscripted podcast brought to you by FONKOZE, Haiti's leading microfinance institution that has empowered hundreds of thousands of rural families to break the cycle of poverty since 1994. In each episode of season one, supporters, staff, and the founders candidly share what drives their philanthropy, their love for Haiti, and their views on the state of the world today. more

Through this podcast, we aim to share insights on how to put Haiti on a path to becoming a prosperous nation. In every episode, we'll explore a specific challenge the country faces today such as healthcare, education, governance, manufacturing, food security, climate resilience, tourism, diaspora engagement, and what necessary people, processes, institutions and technologies can be leveraged to turn the challenges into opportunities, and ultimately improve the quality of life in the country. #Haiti_Prosperity more

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View Haiti through the lens of the people who work and love this broken but beautiful country. Listen to stories of working since 2006 in some of the hardest places in Haiti. more

Verite sou Tanbou - Aktyalite-Sosyete-Kilti. Verite sou tanbou se yon espas kote Yves-Marie ak Stevens brase lide sou sa yo li, sa yo wè, sa yo tande, sa yo aprann, toupatou. Atravè yon apwòch feminis, nou kritike fason sosyete a konstwi fi, gason ak lòt gwoup epi nou gade ki jan nou ta ka devlope pi bon rapò moun ak moun ann Ayiti. Objektif la se pou nou pale sou jennda, ekite, egalite, elatriye, nan yon anbyans rilaks kote respè ak bon jan enfòmasyon se sa ki prime. more

Abonnez-vous au service payant : https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/learn-hau00eftien-cru00e9/subscribeAbonnez-vous au service payant : https://anchor.fmlearn-hau00eftien-cru00e9/subscribeHello For those who are listening to my podcast don't forget to my YouTube channel as well you can watch same of our videos we do and make sure you subscribe to my channel and share my videos.You need to speak Creole clearly and confidently and improve your pronunciation! Listen to a fast Creole conversation and practice a study method that will help you to understand all native Creole speaker more

Le Podcast officiel de la Banque de la République d' Haïti. Dans cette série d'émissions, les auditeurs vont découvrir et comprendre le rôle, la mission et les actions de la BRH pour renforcer l'économie haïtienne.Pòdkas ofisyèl Bank Repiblik Dayiti. Nan seri emisyon sa yo, oditè yo ap dekouvri, konprann wòl, misyon ak aksyon BRH yo pou ranfòse ekonomi peyi a. more

Conversation about the love of Haiti, it's people and the culture.

A multi-protagonist period drama set in a post-revolutionary Haiti that asks the central question: How far will people go for power? more

My name is Miguel Paul, my program is here to help you speak Haitian Creole very fast. Thank you for listening to my podcasting. more

When 16,000 Haitians arrived in Del Rio, Texas in September 2021, the humanitarian crisis made international headlines. But the unlikely spectacle at the Texas-Mexico border was just a glimpse of an immigration journey like no other one that extends more than 10,000 miles, from the rubble of the 2010 Haitian earthquake, through South America… all the way to Del Rio and the Houston suburbs. For the first season of Line in the Land, Texas Public Radio and the Houston Chronicle explore the human story behind this Haitian odyssey, along with the seismic forces at play immigration policies, U.S.-Haiti relations and the unfulfilled promise to rebuild Haiti. Read more reporting from the Houston Chronicle: Inside the brutal 10,000-mile journey Haitian migrants make in search of a home more

Valorização da Cultura e dos Saberes Haitianos!

Lee Rainboth is a white guy who has lived in Haiti for over 13 years. He is an artist, a writer, and a critic of international intervention in the country, well-known for writing at The Green Mango Blog. This podcast is a new way for him to share stories that challenge the common narratives of who Haiti is and all that white folks have done to ruin things over history. more

We are Jeanne and Clemene. We were born and raised in Haiti. We are not chefs, but we love to cook. We decided to create this website to share the traditional Haitian dishes served in Haiti. Our goal is to help you cook and enjoy traditional Haitian dishes in the comfort of your home.Support us at https://anchor.fm/jeanne-and-clemene/supportFor our Learn Haitian Creole podcast, visit https://anchor.fm/jeannefortuneFor our children's bible stories podcast, visit https://anchor.fm/biblestorieswithmakayla more

Hablaremos sobre el caso haitiano

J'ai crée ce show dans le but d'aider, de partager avec les entrepreneurs Haitiens des conseils, des astuces en Digital Marketing. Je suis Aubin S. Douglas fondateur de Biznis Akademi, qui est une platforme d'apprentissage pour toute personne souhaitant Créer et améliorer leur business. more

Hello, everyone I am Jean Ricot surpris the founder & the host of KOTE AMEN NAN PODCAST. our mission is to share light upon Haitian culture & give man & woman GODLY advice about relationship and life as well. Weekly episode in Tuesday creole & Wednesday in English @ 5pm Pst . more

Desnutrição no Haiti

Une nouvelle voie dans la media haitienne.

Kanpe goumen pou peyin pa fini

Today I am covering the news in Haiti.

Haiti cholera outbreak

Toussant loverture

Haiti

My podcast is about story of revolution in Haiti since 1789 between Napoleon Army and the slaves.

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Ann Pale is a Haitian podcast hosted by Ritchywmg telling stories and the latest news from the world in Creole language #FromHaiti??to The World? more

West Indian revolutionaries......From Jamaica to Haiti. Speaking on the struggles we are facing in the third world countries trying to network to reach goals and obtain solidarity ?✊?✊??????️?? more

Covers the Haitian Revolution the influence of the French Revolution and the Enlightenment.

un debate sobre el vudu en Haití

Hello! My name is Mara. Diary of a Diaspora is the diary of a young woman(me!), who was born in Haiti but left at 10 and is now trying to relocate to her native land. Let's just say that things are not very easy! From work to church to love, Diary of a Diaspora discusses it all! So subscribe, like and share with people around you! more

1st Generation Haitians navigating the waters from tradition to triumph. Everything Haitian from culture to comedy. more

Haitian vibe

What does this Haitian quote really mean?

Medam yo ranse! Un podcast de AyiboPost sur les questions liées aux femmes et au féminisme en Haïti, présentée par Fania Noël.kreyol haïtien | français more

Our podcast will be focusing on how the US has disrupted Haiti's rice market. Also, possible solutions to help Haiti and how this impacts their economy. more

Many Haitian Americans are interested in moving back to Haiti.  Our account is to provide information on that experience, from A to Z from our specific relatable experiences.  There is a lot we wish we knew when we were looking to make the move back. The true aim of the show is to provide that resource.   And to provide insight for young Haitian nationals here who are also intrigued by the return of the diaspora. They are important stakeholders because these young Haitian nationals tend to have incorrect ideas about diaspora returning, this show can enlighten them and help bridge the gap betwe more

Two cousins just Faitian till we Haitian.

Watch and listen to the #RealTalkHaiti podcast with Francesca Eugene, where we TALK about REAL things in a REAL way! ?? #podcast #blog more

understanding us Haitian people

Change will come my way as soon as the best name I'll see that that we need for Haiti do it because it's been too long we've been sitting back we've been trying to be something that we not so we can prove us selves that we could do the change we could change ourselves to be one unity to be one love to love our country to love the poor to love the rich to love the middle-class to love those that's going out there each and every day trying to sell something to feed their family not to put them down more

Dara is always rightMusic: My Heart Will Go On- Recoder By Candlelight by Matt Mulholland

we talk about governments of hati and new spain