The Path We Take Podcast

Jeffrey Estiverne

The Path We Take is a podcast where personal journeys meet cultural insight. Hosted by Haitian-American Jeffrey Estiverne—a Marine veteran, actor, filmmaker, and corporate professional—each episode explores authentic stories of growth, transformation, and purpose. Joined by co-host Herby Fabius, also known as the Haitian Explorer, who bridges connections between Haiti, Africa, and the Caribbean through travel and storytelling, the show offers a distinctive cultural perspective. Rooted in Haitian values and global experiences, every conversation reveals how culture shapes our choices, challenges, and triumphs. From career transitions to life-altering journeys around the world, The Path We Take uncovers the many ways our stories connect us.

  1. Jul 21

    Protecting Haiti’s Natural Future | Featuring Anne-Isabelle Bonifassi, Executive Director of Haiti National Trust

    Send us Fan Mail What if one of Haiti’s greatest treasures is not only its culture, but also its incredible biodiversity—some of which is found nowhere else on Earth? In this episode of The Path We Take Podcast, we sit down with Anne-Isabelle Bonifassi, a Conservation Biologist and the Executive Director of the Haiti National Trust, an organization created to protect Haiti’s environment and biodiversity for future generations. We discuss the Haiti National Trust’s mission to identify Haiti’s biodiversity hotspots, acquire land for protected parks, and establish long-term measures to preserve the country’s natural heritage. Anne-Isabelle Bonifassi also shares why protecting these ecosystems is so important. Haiti is home to many species that cannot be found anywhere else in the world, making it essential to preserve the places where they live so they can continue to survive and have a protected home. Congratulations to Anne-Isabelle Bonifassi on being named a 2026 National Geographic Society Wayfinder Award winner in recognition of the wonderful work she is doing to protect Haiti’s environment and biodiversity. During our conversation, we explore: Haiti’s remarkable biodiversity and why it matters.Species found only in Haiti and nowhere else in the world.The importance of protecting natural habitats before they disappear.The Haiti National Trust’s efforts to identify biodiversity hotspots, acquire land, and establish protected parks.How individuals and communities can support conservation efforts.This inspiring conversation highlights a side of Haiti that many people may not know—a country rich in natural beauty, rare wildlife, and dedicated individuals working to protect it for future generations. Support the Haiti National Trust To learn more about the Haiti National Trust or to support its mission, visit www.haititrust.org. The Haiti National Trust is a registered 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization, which means that donations made by individuals in the United States are tax-deductible to the extent allowed by law. Your support helps protect Haiti's unique ecosystems, preserve critical habitats, and ensure future generations can experience the country's extraordinary biodiversity. Photo and Video Credit: Many of the photos and videos featured throughout this episode can also be found on Anne-Isabelle Bonifassi's and the Haiti National Trust's Instagram pages. Please visit their pages to learn more about their incredible conservation work. 📸 Anne-Isabelle Bonifassi Instagram: @nisaexplorer 📸 Haiti National Trust Instagram: @haiti_national_trust 🌿 Website: www.haititrust.org Please like, comment, share, and subscribe to help us continue highlighting positive stories about Haiti, the Haitian people, and individuals making a meaningful impact. 🎙️ The Path We Take Podcast Hosted by Jeffrey Estiverne and Co-Host Herby Fabius Support the show

    Protecting Haiti’s Natural Future | Featuring Anne-Isabelle Bonifassi, Executive Director of Haiti National Trust
  2. Mar 23

    Jun goes from 1 Amateur Win to Pro Debut…1 Fight. 5 Years of Sparring. Now It’s GO TIME. 🥊🇭🇹

    Send us Fan Mail In this powerful episode of The Path We Take Podcast, we sit down with rising fighter Jun as he prepares for his professional boxing debut—a bold move after just one amateur win. Jun’s journey isn’t traditional, but it’s real. From growing up Haitian and getting into fights in school, to falling in with the wrong crowd that led to incarceration, he opens up about the life experiences that shaped him into the man and fighter he is today. For over five years, Jun has been putting in the work behind the scenes—sparring with highly experienced fighters, sharpening his skills, and building the discipline needed to step into the pro arena. Now, he’s ready. We dive into:  🥊 His mindset heading into his first pro fight  🇭🇹 Representing his Haitian roots  ⚖️ How incarceration changed his life and perspective  🔥 The importance of consistency and discipline  🎯 Techniques he relies on in the ring  💪 Why mastering the fundamentals is key to both fighting and staying fit This episode is about growth, redemption, and betting on yourself—even when the odds don’t make sense to others. Jun is locked in, focused, and excited for what’s next. Don’t miss his story before he steps into the ring. 👉 Make sure to LIKE, COMMENT, and SUBSCRIBE for more inspiring stories. #ThePathWeTake #BoxingJourney #HaitianExcellence #ProDebut #BoxingLife #StayReady #Discipline #Redemption #FightLife #Motivation Support the show

    Jun goes from 1 Amateur Win to Pro Debut…1 Fight. 5 Years of Sparring. Now It’s GO TIME. 🥊🇭🇹

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About

The Path We Take is a podcast where personal journeys meet cultural insight. Hosted by Haitian-American Jeffrey Estiverne—a Marine veteran, actor, filmmaker, and corporate professional—each episode explores authentic stories of growth, transformation, and purpose. Joined by co-host Herby Fabius, also known as the Haitian Explorer, who bridges connections between Haiti, Africa, and the Caribbean through travel and storytelling, the show offers a distinctive cultural perspective. Rooted in Haitian values and global experiences, every conversation reveals how culture shapes our choices, challenges, and triumphs. From career transitions to life-altering journeys around the world, The Path We Take uncovers the many ways our stories connect us.