REASONINGS WITH ODESSA covers all things Jamaican, Caribbean & African Pop Culture through the eyes of media maven and culture curator Odessa. Known for being blunt, fun and quirky Odessa will give you a real insight into her guests by asking the questions you always wanted to ask but are afraid to ask while having drinks! more

This is an exciting time in Jamaican history right now.  Jamaica wants to become a republic!In each episode, The Real Situation gives you a taste of Jamaican politics, reasoning out the past, present and what lies ahead as we travel the road to becoming a republic, together.   more

From the moment Columbus first sighted its verdant peaks in 1494, Jamaica became a crucible of colonial ambition, African resistance, and cultural fusion. This show traces the island's full arc: the brutal Spanish encomienda system that decimated the Taíno people; the 1655 English conquest that transformed Jamaica into a sugar-powered juggernaut; and the Maroon wars, where escaped Africans forged independent communities in the Blue Mountains under leaders like Cudjoe and Nanny. We explore the plantation economy's dependence on enslaved labor, the 1760 Tacky's Rebellion, the 1831 Baptist War (Sam Sharpe's uprising), and the long struggle for emancipation and self-rule. Beyond the sugar and blood, we delve into Jamaica's cultural power: the birth of Rastafari, the global rise of reggae and Bob Marley, and the island's post-independence identity. Lucas and Luna guide these conversations, connecting Kingston's dancehalls to the colonial archives. This is not a tourist's Jamaica—it's the story of a small island that shaped the modern world through resilience, creativity, and defiance. How did a colony built on slavery become a beacon of cultural liberation?#JamaicanHistory #TaNo #Columbus #SpanishColonialism #EnglishConquest #SugarPlantations #Maroons #QueenNanny #Cudjoe #TackysRebellion #BaptistWar #SamSharpe #Emancipation #Rastafari #BobMarley #Reggae #CaribbeanHistory #FexingoHistoryKeep every episode free: buymeacoffee.com/fexingo more

Jamaica Travel Podcast is a series about travelling the island as a resident would: settling into a place, learning its rhythms, then moving to somewhere connected to it. The terrain is mostly mountains with a narrow coastal plain, so routes between Kingston, the interior and the shore matter as much as the destinations.Over the series, he covers Kingston and the Blue Mountains, then moves to Port Esquivel on the south coast and inland to Cockpit Country. He also spends time in Montego Bay, but not only around the tourist strip. Each place is treated as a working landscape of towns, harbours, roads and parishes.The show unfolds over months rather than a single trip. He returns to places as the dry season gives way to rain, and again as the heat moves from the coast into the cooler interior. Gradually, the episodes build an account of Jamaica that comes from repetition, patience and ordinary encounters.Andre Campbell lives in Jamaica and stays for two years, moving between cities, coastlines and smaller towns on a route that follows the seasons. Not a week-long visit — Andre is there in every kind of weather, working out where to eat on an ordinary Tuesday, which train to take, what a festival actually feels like from the pavement.A new episode arrives every day. Each one is short and specific: one neighbourhood, one journey, one meal, one museum worth the detour — with the practical detail that matters. What it costs. When it closes. Whether the queue is worth it. What to do when it rains. Every episode carries a full transcript and chapter markers.☕ Enjoying the show? These episodes are free and stay that way because listeners chip in — if a coffee's worth it, support the journey: buymeacoffee.com/paris2tokyoPart of Paris2Tokyo — one show for each of the world's hundred most-visited countries. Made for travelers, wherever you are going next.#Jamaica #JamaicaTravel #Caribbean #Kingston #TravelPodcast #Travel #Paris2Tokyohttps://www.paris2tokyo.com/podcasts/jamaica/ more

FiwiRoots, your guide to the heart and soul of Jamaica. We go beyond the beaches to explore the rich history, vibrant culture, and unique geography of the island. Join us as we uncover untold stories, celebrate Jamaican traditions, and take a deep dive into what makes this nation so powerful more

Hosted by Corey with the Story.Jamaica News Today delivers fast, focused updates on the stories shaping Jamaica and the Caribbean—covering Kingston, Montego Bay, government, business, tourism, culture, and more.Stay informed with quick, reliable daily briefings designed for listeners on the go. From breaking headlines to the developments that matter most, this is your daily snapshot of Jamaica.Produced by AI as part of The Daily News Now network.Advertise with us: advertise@thednn.ai more

Dive into the fascinating history of the United Brethrens Church, better known as the Moravians, who were invited to Jamaica by the Foster-Barhams in 1754. This compelling narrative spans a century of both pre- and post-emancipation experiences, shedding light on the intricate interactions between enslaved Africans and European missionaries. Discover the profound encounters that shaped the lives of many and the cultural exchanges that emerged during this pivotal period. Join Faith Abiola-Ellison as she explores this rich tapestry of history, revealing stories of resilience, faith, and transformation. more

One Par is a quick sitdown with host Yannick Reid, where he shares thoughts on creativity, technology, culture, and life in Jamaica from his unique and often nuanced perspective more

Our Podcast focuses on the intersection of creativity and business—culturally situated in the Heartbeat of Jamaica and abroad.The Creative Frequency podcast, produced by the Institute of Caribbean Studies (ICS) within the Faculty of Humanities and Education at The University of the West Indies (UWI), Mona, is dedicated to exploring the dynamic intersection of culture and commerce across the region. Directed by Dr. Dave Gosse, the program spotlights the innovative spirit of Jamaican entrepreneurs who are building and scaling creative businesses.Co-hosted by MPhil/PhD Scholar Rachel Fenderson and CCI Scholar Radika Myers, the show leverages academic insight and local expertise to investigate how figures like Model/Actor Dane Jones, Perfumier Edwin Bruce of (Prince D'Bruce), gourmet caterer Chef Candace Carr, and Director of Technology and Community Engagement Damion Johnson of (S.E.T.A.S) are defining success on their own terms, often challenging traditional industry standards and colonial legacies.The essence of this podcast is a deep dive into Cultural Studies through the lens of economic entrepreneurship. It examines the practical realities of launching and sustaining creative brands—from custom high-end fragrances and niche culinary arts to community-engaged mobile technology and professional acting—within the Jamaican and wider Caribbean economy. By allocating dedicated segments to cultural expressions like 'Tek Time Fi Chat' and centering discussions on topics like regional stereotypes, authentic representation, and community investment, the podcast aims to preserve, interrogate, and celebrate Jamaican cultural identity as a powerful driver of innovation and economic resilience for the entire region.Executive Producer & Cohost Rachel Fenderson. Follow us @ICSMONA @TheCreativeFrequencyPodcast more

This is your Jamaica Travel Advisory podcast.Discover the essential travel companion for your Jamaican adventure with the 'Jamaica Travel Advisory' podcast. Stay informed with the latest traveler news, vital updates, and important advisories that ensure a safe and enjoyable journey to this Caribbean paradise. Whether you're planning your first visit or are a returning traveler, our podcast provides expert insights and real-time alerts on safety, local events, and travel tips. Don't miss an episode for the most comprehensive and up-to-date information that will help you navigate Jamaica's vibrant culture and breathtaking landscapes with confidence.For more info go to https://www.quietplease.aiOr check out these tech deals https://amzn.to/3FkjUmw more

Bwoyatingz Podcast is a Jamaican-based show hosted by Kareem 'Bwoyatingz' Weathers that focuses on open, honest, and often taboo conversations about modern life, relationships, culture, and society. I dive into subjects that many people find sensitive or uncomfortable to discuss — things like sex, sexuality, gender roles, mental health, relationships, dating culture, societal norms, and more. I approach these topics in a candid, no-judgment way, encouraging real dialogue and honest perspectives. more

The Checkmate Political Podcast explores the current political and social climate of Jamaica and the wider Caribbean region more

This project is a 10-episode mini-series podcast along with its supplementary content that tells the story of the Ethiopian Zion Coptic Church, a distinct branch of the Rastafari faith, led by Niah (Nyah) Keith Gordon in early 1970s Jamaica. The story is narrated by Alan, an old church member, a close friend, and confidant of Niah. During a very historical and turbulent period in Jamaican history, the church spearheaded the movement of marijuana from Jamaica to the USA to uplift Jamaicans not only financially, but educationally, and spiritually. The church aimed to provide a living example of the works of Marcus Garvey and to promote a spiritual and historical understanding of African heritage and culture.The project aims to provide an accurate portrayal of the church's history in contrast to the manipulative and misleading content produced by American mainstream media in the 70s. It promises to be an exciting, adventurous, spiritual, and informative story filled with historical facts and highlighting the political environment of that time.yourbrothercast.com/ Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information. more

The Me, Myside and I podcast explores society and culture through a Jamaican lens. Each episode brings storytime, tough questions, and unfiltered conversations about the issues shaping our lives today. From personal struggles to national debates, it is a space for reflection, laughter, and real talk. more

The small island of Jamaica has forged a new type of empire, an intangible realm of which there are no physical monuments. There is no official political or economic sphere of Jamaican influence but when it comes to popular culture its global reach is immense, far exceeding the reasonable expectation for a nation of just over 2.7 million people. For a nation that gained independence from the British only 50 years ago, Jamaicans have left their mark on music, sport, style and language around the globe and have become an international marker of 'cool'. Jamaican music has colonised the new and old world alike, its athletes break world records with impunity and youngsters the world over are incorporating Jamaican slang into their dialects. Despite this the country has reaped no economic reward in return, unlike empires of old, and Jamaica still remains an economic pygmy. Jamaican influence has unconsciously spawned creative innovation around the globe and to this day it remains a country to be studied, celebrated, and demystified. Through the help of linguists, artists, musicians, designers, sports personalities, and historians we take a closer look as to how Jamaican culture conquered the world. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information. more

A weekly summary of the Jamaican & Caribbean Headline news, Business news, Sports news and Entertainment news.

Kareem's Quest is an adventure series, which primarily focuses on Jamaican places, culture and people. For more stories visit: KareemsQuest.com more

On this podcast we have meaningful conversations with guests who live in Jamaica one way or another. Podcast guests have the opportunity to tell their story on how they either moved to Jamaica fully or how they're able to spend extended periods of time here. Everyone on the podcast are in different phases of their Jamaica move story. Some have already retired here others are beginning to make their transition with frequent visits to the island. My hope is that listeners gain value in seeing how they too might be able to make the transition to Jamaica one day. more

There is an abundance of positives taking place across Jamaica and the diaspora. Impacting Jamaica is an initiative to provide exposure to positive happenings, acts of kindness, activities and investments positively benefiting communities at every level, across every sector to inspire, motivate and excite people everywhere. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information. more

St. Ann's first born NicholasBlaze goes in as a solo host to explore and exploit the talents, skills, crafts, and cultures of the beautiful ppl of Jamaica especially those from the St. Ann area! Cool conversational interviews with artistes, business people and Jamaican people in Jamaica and the diaspora. NicholasBlaze brings personal insights and factual information more

Welcome to Time Out With Tim where we discuss everything from culture and the arts in all forms here in Jamaica, recognizing and introducing Jamaican creatives, along with soothing poetry. Included will be more exciting and interesting content for you to listen, participate and indulge.? more

You can never hear enough great stories! Join Ariel Sinclair as he takes you on a conversational journey, exploring Jamaica's lifestyle, entertainment and culture. There are stories worth telling, opinions worth sharing and ideas worth exploring. Everyone has a story to tell. If you want to hear exciting exchanges and discussions on an array of topics to tantalize the mind, then this podcast is for you. more

Jamaica celebrates 60 years of Independence in 2022. This podcast presents stories of life on the island and how the country has developed over the years to become one of the most recognisable nation brands in the world. more

We highlight significant milestones in Jamaica's history that happened on this date. Presented by Carlene Salmon. more

Welcome to The Voices of Jamaica Podcast. In each episode you will meet different voices from different communities across Jamaica. Listen to all the episodes to explore Jamaica in new ways - its history... people... places and culture. The Voices of Jamaica Podcast is presented by the Alpha School of Music in Kingston, Jamaica and made possible with the support of the Embassy of the United State of America. For more information about the podcast and to hear all the voices please visit the Alpha School of Music website at alphamusicja.com.Thank you for listening. more

A podcast series for Jamaicans on and off the rock on all matters in the public eye hosted by Ronald Thwaites, journalist, attorney at law, former Minister of Education and Member of Parliament, husband of over 50 years, father and grandfather, proud son of Jamaica. more

This podcast is to share the real views and perspectives of Jamaican youths. The true reality of their experiences. Ntn is off limits. For personal relationships to religion to police, current events.. everything. Straight from jamaican born youths trying to make sense of their society and environment. more

This is a #jamaican podcast where we will be discussing: music, culture, currently affairs and day to day experiences. Come have fun with❗more full episodes are available on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCRsCQpQW-1EhBbgyFqFQHMA more

I will speak on different issues that Jamaica is faced with and how it is affecting us as Jamaicans,and , the greater society. more

I will be engaging my listeners on matters and issue that is affecting,this wonderful island called Jamaica. Address a few pointers of things that can be done differently for the country to move forward. more

A Jamaican themed podcast discussing issues affecting the youth through trending topics in news, politics, health and entertainment. more

The Tallawah podcast is the product of many musings on the perception of success. As Jamaicans, Tallawah is a word used in our culture that means strength or fearlessness. The phrase, 'wi likkle but wi tallawah' is used often to acknowledge our fellow Jamaicans locally and internationally who are achieving greatness, especially through their passions. This greatness across many domains is what we are featuring through Tallawah, with the goal to inspire others to seek out and achieve their own passion-fueled success. more

Truth Be Told Ja is a podcast for Jamaicans in the diaspora who want to keep in touch with issues at home. It is hosted by educated, passionate youth who are focused on unearthing the truth and truly moving Jamaica forward. more

A Jamaican take on the world of Finance, Stocks and general Investing. Each week our hosts Randy and Danhai cover topics in those areas and more, bringing a young, fresh view to the table. It's not the Business News, it's the conversation you have with a friend who knows about investing, after you watch the Business News... more

WongaGyal, Tiana, and her best friend Ashley take you on a culinary tour of Jamaican & Caribbean food culture. New Episode out every OTHER Wednesday at 12PMCT. more

🎙️ The Yaadman Podcast: Jammin' Jamaican Vibes 🎙️ Step into the world of 'The Yaadman Podcast,' where the Caribbean spirit meets charm! Join your hosts, Davaine and Tonniel, on a journey that's more irie than a reggae melody. They bring you a new kind of Jamaican Podcast. A Jamaican podcast like no other. A Jamaican podcast that entertainingly discusses numerous issues. In each episode, these Yaadmen share their experiences, laughter, and unique Jamaican perspectives while navigating the twists and turns of life outside of Jamaica. Davaine and Tonniel keep the vibes positive and the energy sky high. Expect a laid-back link-up filled with stories, patois, and a whole heap of island wisdom. Whether they're decoding the hustle or searching for the perfect spot for a game of domino, these hosts keep it real and full of sunshine. So, if you're yearning for a taste of yaad in every episode or just want to chill with two Yaadmen sharing their adventures abroad, 'The Yaadman Podcast' is your passport to an irie fusion of cultures. Grab a drink, kick back, and let the Yaad vibes flow with Davaine and Tonniel Join the rhythm of 'The Yaadman Podcast,' where every episode feels like a Caribbean breeze. 🌴🎧✨ more

Jamaican stories told by a Jamaican woman.

Welcome to Jamaica Homes, your ultimate destination for all things real estate in Jamaica! Join us as we delve into the vibrant world of Jamaican property, exploring the ins and outs of buying, selling, and everything in between by Dean Jones, Realtor Associate . From hidden gems in Kingston to beachfront beauties in Montego Bay, we're your go-to source for expert insights, tips, and advice to make your Jamaican real estate journey a breeze. Whether you're a seasoned investor or a first-time buyer, tune in to our podcast for exclusive interviews, market updates, and invaluable guidance. more

Pride will progress to power. We are dedicated to Jamaicans on the island, in the diaspora, members of other Caribbean communities, and all progressive people who would like to learn more about us. We seek to inspire our audience by featuring interesting people and events from the island and diaspora. Please send us your ideas regarding issues affecting our community that you would like us to feature. more

Storytelling In The Tropics with Allison Harrison is a podcast about the art, business and impact of storytelling in the lives of everyday people based in the island nation of Jamaica. more

The Next Possession Podcast with host DJ Supa Reem Weekly discussions and interviews about Jamaica Basketball from: NBA, NCAA, High School & Travel Circuit and local island youth and adult leagues. Listen to plans, projects and events to push Jamaica as the Caribbean leader of the game of basketball. more

Resilience... Naturally! is a digital learning podcast that explores the intersection of gender, climate action, and nature-based solutions in Jamaica and the Caribbean. Through engaging conversations with local and diaspora experts, policymakers, women-led and youth-led organizations, the show translates research, policy, and lived experience into practical insights. The series aims to build awareness, confidence, and readiness among stakeholders, while creating a publicly accessible knowledge resource that informs action, strengthens capacity, and inspires collaboration for gender-responsive, sustainable climate solutions.This podcast is produced under the Jamaica Urban Solutions for the Environment Project being implemented by the Environmental Foundation of Jamaica, with funding support from Global Affairs Canada.  more

What happens when the justice system gets it wrong?Every week on Stuck, Jamaican lawyer and journalist Andrew Wildes tackles the problem of wrongful convictions in Jamaica. Hear about the innocent, imprisoned and ignored, the lawyers battling to free them, and the experts demanding change. Brought to you by The Wave on the Frequency Network. more

A podcast dedicated to amplifying Jamaican voices in digital and tech spaces.

Every other week The Layman's Doctor invites you in to hear the candid conversations from Dr. Samantha Johnson covering the practice of medicine, the healthcare system and public health in Jamaica, with each episode feeling like you have a seat at the table. Informed guests and topics that matter to you, Dr. Johnson covers it all here on The Layman's Doctor Podcast. more

This podcast is not about the birds and the bees! The entertaining Daddy-Daughter Duo speaks about cultural issues, politics, language, food, music and everything in between - even topics considered too extreme. Hosts Tee-Rob and Nelly compare their lives in Jamaica and America as they journey through their discoveries, and the culture shock that follows. Their Jamaican-American experience gives them a unique perspective to which you may be able to relate. Join us Mek Wi Reason ! Facebook -> https://www.facebook.com/Mek-Wi-Reason-109431931282228 Instagram-> https://www.instagram.com/mekwireason/ more

Personality profiles of persons who have made significant contributions to the development of tourism in Jamaica and the Caribbean region more

Chatting with expats and repats that have decided to make Jamaica home!

Jamaica is celebrating its 60th anniversary of Independence in 2022.

All about business and digital transformation in Jamaica and the Caribbean.

The Jamaica Stock Exchange & You Podcast is a podcast of the Jamaica Stock Exchange helping its listeners to demystify the capital market. more

Savor a Sweet Sop break with some hilarious, wholesome Jamaican comedy... 'Sey Wah?! Family snippets, presented with a Jamaican twange. Each dialect busin' with a special beat...a great catch fi de Caribbean culture. All presentations are sprinkled with a twist of sugar cane news and groomed for your taste buds, a fresh pick offa de Sweet Sop tree. Allow the succulent wedges to tingle your taste buds, while offering a favorable 'good medicine' fi de soul...Laughter good sah, but mek it gooood lauf deh doh, yu 'ear?! Want to leave a Voice Message? Link: https://anchor.fm/sweetsopcomedies more

Talking about my culture where I'm from in Jamaica and some of the food that that Jamaican eat.

Free lessons to help you talk like a Jamaican or at least understand Jamaican Patwah

This podcast is dedicated to the Queer Voices of Jamaica ?? showing a range of Cultural Diversity and Entertainment join Robbin aka ROMAN and friends and we take you through new and exciting episodes of gossip,Music,art etc more

#designshallsavetheworld The Jamaica Design Association is a professional community of Jamaican designers of all disciplines. Graphic, user, culinary, architectural, sound, video, audio, web, the list goes on. We want to highlight the designers of our past, present and possibly the future. Exploring how design can solve problems in our society. more

Every ting from yaad to braawd politrixx to sports from it gwaan inna di world we a talk bout it yasuh inna fully PATWAH (PATOIS) suh len mi yuh earz likkle bit and pree wah gwaan!? more

Are you a young professional in Jamaica? Then tune in to #PepTalk, an unscripted, unfiltered podcast helping Young Professionals (YPs) to navigate:? Corporate Jamaica?Finances?RelationshipsYoung professionals often share the same experiences in the world of work. Join sisters, Stacey-Ann Steele, LLB and Donna-Neisha Steele, M.Ed as they look at the issues facing young professionals in the working world in Jamaica in their podcast #PepTalk.Follow us on FB and IG: @peptalkpodcastja more

The home of PCOS Talk Jamaica. Originally held on twitter spaces to discuss issues related to PCOS Jamaican women might face. Now a podcast for your convience. Lets learn from and share with each other. Lets get real together, cry together, laugh together and live together. more

This podcast is about social issues politics religion anything that's trending we do it all here and we do it without fear or favor straight out of Jamaica in the dark radio bringing the truth to light ?️ more

Geared towards highlighting weekly topics that are of utmost interest in Jamaican society.

All about food, heritage, culture, history, and people. Each episode takes a look at a particular food and shares interesting information about its background and uses. Everyone has food traditions and food stories to tell, some of them will also be shared here. Musufing the creator delves into all stuff foodie from her Jamaican heritage more

Podcast where various business owners in Jamaica share their experiences along their entrepreneurial journey.

Insights and observations about businesses in Jamaica and how they can use Digital Marketing

We're here to chat about all things encompassing being a Creative in Jamaica. From music, photography, art to graphic design. This space is designed for the voice of the Creative! more

Discussion on Jamaica and Ganja/Cannabis

Traveling around Jamaica.

The relationship world in Jamaica

Carnival and Fetting in Jamaica being discussed by one of the baddest Soca crews, we discuss what's happening now, what happened before and what we see in our fetting future more

Welcome to Impact and Inspire - A PR Chick Podcast with Naomi Garrick. Growing up in Jamaica, I have had the opportunity to be impacted and inspired by some of the greats in our country like Bob Marley and Usain Bolt, but I have also been deeply inspired and positively impacted by countless individuals that you may have never heard of but have stories of courage, determination and grit that we can all relate to. This podcast will shine the spotlight on individuals from Jamaica and around the world that continue to positively impact the lives of others. Get ready for impact, get inspired! more

Conversations with Aunt Sylvia is a podcast featuring calls with my Aunt Sylvia. Since I was raised primarily in the U.S., I am woefully ignorant about my heritage and culture. Through these conversations, I hope to learn more about my culture, connect with my past and connect with the undeniable truths of my 'Jamaicaness'. I hope to bring listeners along with me on this journey through time as Aunt Sylvia, the family griot tells her truths. more

Thinking of exploring your roots? This podcast, hosted by 2 cousins - one in the US and the other in Canada - takes you on their journey to discover their Caribbean roots, and in so doing, learn who the ancestors were, where they came from, gain a deeper understanding and appreciation of their Jamaican heritage, and along the way, the secrets and lies they uncover. more

Great Jamaican Food , Great Jamaican People

Discussion on how we can help youths in several communities in Jamaica achieve their goals by creating hope for the future through music. They need our help. more

This is My Epq - in this podcast I will be hosting an interview with some Jamaican people who will be talking about the problem of Skin complexion in Jamaica and how slavery impacted it. more

Jamaicans might have the most stereotyped culture inside of media. I dive in to break down some misconceptions I often see in the media. I myself not being from Jamaica, most of what I know about the country comes from media. As a kid everything is fun and games when it comes to enjoying stereotypes of other cultures in media, but as an adult I want to make sure I understand what I'm indulging in. I don't think it is right to stereotype cultures in media. Media content, in my opinion, is always better when each side is represented accurately. more

Welcome to the Koy Man podcast, where a Jamaican life style come a live for you to experience

The #1 Apple Music History Podcast Rootsland chronicles the extraordinary true story of Henry 'K' Karyo - one of the first American producers to move to Kingston, Jamaica, immersing himself completely in reggae's underground scene. From disillusioned justice major to indie label owner, Henry navigates Jamaica's merciless music industry while building authentic friendship with legendary artists and finding unexpected love. This isn't just a music podcast - it's a raw, first-person account of creative passion and survival in one of the world's most challenging yet inspiring musical landscapes. Journey from Long Island's suburbs to Kingston's ruthless streets in this unforgettable tale of love, hope, friendship and of course...music © Henry K more

Sunday sermons from Grace Family Church, Caymanas Estate, St Catherine, Jamaica

The 'Word For Jamaica' has been aired on the radio for more than 16 years. It is our hope in God that it touches the hearts of listeners and that their spirits will be so united with the Holy Spirit to become followers of Christ. May its existence continue as a vibrant Ministry of Grace Missionary Church to the glory and honour of our God and Father which art in Heaven. more

Kool97fm, the premiere radio station in Kingston, Jamaica for adult contemporary music.

Message of Islam Jamaica a weekly podcast exploring Islamic teachings and how they guide us to serve God Almighty and humanity. Join us as we discuss social issues in Jamaica and the solutions Islam offers, deepening our understanding of faith and life. more

I was born in the U.S. to Jamaican parents, but my identity has always been complex. When my father left and my stepfather a mix of Adventist and 'Heathen' stepped in, I stopped fitting the pop-culture image of a Jamaican. Still, some things never change: oxtail, curry, jerk chicken, and the Patois that slips out when I'm frustrated. Identity can feel risky when divided, but join me for 40 days of rediscovering who you belong to because when that's secure, everything else flows from it. more

Subscribe to this podcast and receive the Back to the Bible Jamaica radio Bible study programme on a daily basis more

Welcome to the official podcast of the Seventh Day Church of God (Reformed) Incorporated. Our Headquarters Assembly is located at 20 East Road, Boucher Park, Kingston 10, Jamaica West Indies. Under the direct leadership of the Holy Spirit, the Church has maintained her standards of preaching the unadulterated word of God… leading men and women from sin and guiding them along the path of righteousness.This podcast is intended to provide you with resources and general information about our Ministry. Do enjoy! more

A weekly message delivered by pastors of The Missionary Church Association in Jamaica.

A weekly interview program of The Missionary Church Association in Jamaica.

My life in Washington as an immigrant from Jamaica. Immigrant life. Shared struggled, identity, culture shock. Shared immigrant experiences, places of interest, recommendations and resources. more

Unscripted is an exciting new podcast that tackles today's most pressing current affairs locally & globally with a fresh perspective.Unscripted brings together a panel of dynamic, socially and culturally diverse hosts, each a seasoned professional in media, broadcasting, and beyond. With Craig 'Craigy T' Thompson, Garth Williams, Derrick Coffie, and Rodney Campbell, we aim to spark informed conversations that are as entertaining as they are impactful.Our mission? To keep our listeners informed, inspired, and engaged on the issues that shape our world. From politics and economics to social trends, we tackle key topics with insightful discussions and expert commentary, always in an easily digestible, conversational style. more

Untold explores the stories of Jamaicans across Alberta to learn more about their culture and heritage.Through conversations with people about what it was like to leave Jamaica and come to Canada, we'll explore their successes and challenges, and how they've shared their culture and experiences with Canadians through food, poetry, spirituality, career and education — narratives which have been overlooked and left untold.This series was produced by journalism students at Mount Royal University in Calgary, as part of the Community Podcast Initiative.Special thanks to Dr. Marva Ferguson, and the Jamaican Community Association of Alberta, who have been so supportive in helping put this series together. more

MECA Streaming and Podcast Network features an array of Podcast done by Jamaicans all over Jamaica and the diaspora. It includes MECA Lifestyle, Sistahs Speak, The Zone and more coming soon more

Launched in 2005, Jahkno is Jamaica's first dedicated online music platform and daily source of information to the global dancehall / reggae community. more

Bob Marley was born in rural Jamaica in 1945 to a black mother and older white father. Raised with African folk traditions and converting to Rastafarianism as a teen, Marley championed black empowerment and human rights through his influential music. After early pop success with his band The Wailers, an assassination attempt in 1976 cemented Marley's mythical status. His album Exodus made him an international icon blending reggae with rock to spread his message globally.Diagnosed with fatal cancer at age 36, Marley undertook a demanding final tour and album before dying in 1981. His funeral in Jamaica drew massive crowds. Marley achieved unprecedented fame for a musician embracing African identity and speaking against inequality. His sound and image as the King of Reggae lives on through endless musical covers and generations of artists carrying his influence. Beyond music, Marley leaves an enduring legacy as a cultural icon who taught marginalized groups not to compromise their heritage to fit society's molds. more

We discuss the emerging rap genre in Jamaica and it's possibilities going in the near future.

We will be discussing a lofty topic that is always changing and giving human biologists a deeper perspective of human behavior and it is called migration. But specifically, migratory patterns of Jamaicans into the main super power Countries; The U.S, Great Britain, and Canada along with its effects on human biology. more

This Podcast is to educate, inform, inspire and to increase your knowledge about Real Estate Investments and Entrepreneurship. In addition you will hear from people who have take bold steps into investments and are doing the work and to show you what it means to be and to reach success. more

We're here to chat about all things encompassing being a Creative in Jamaica. From music, photography, art to graphic design. This space is designed for the voice of the Creative! more