Rami & Isse: Ti Chez Ba

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Rami & Isse: Ti Chez Ba Podcast

We are Marjorie (psychotherapist) and Regine (attorney) our connection grew when we found out that we were both expecting around the same time. Our children Rami and Isse drive many of our convos about cultivating healthy relationships with self and community. We are Haitian and American and much of our world view is shaped through this lens. This podcast is our intentional way of facilitating growth and increasing our capacity to show up. A legacy and blueprint to leave behind for our children. Are you ready to take this journey with us?

Episodes

  1. Ep 4 - Carnival Season - Expectations... to Carnival or not to Carnival? Why is this a question every year?

    08/03/2021

    Ep 4 - Carnival Season - Expectations... to Carnival or not to Carnival? Why is this a question every year?

    By nature, we crave categorization. We have so many groups (race, class, education, etc) and of course, their expectations vary. But one thing remains true, there tends to be little accountability, even if the question is whether or not to have carnival. What is our relationship with accountability? How does that filter into our relationships with our elected officials during carnival time? Let’s explore through informal conversations in this final episode of the Carnival season with Marjorie and Regine.

    30 min
  2. Ep 3 - Carnival Season - How does your leaving Haiti story affect your world view

    08/03/2021

    Ep 3 - Carnival Season - How does your leaving Haiti story affect your world view

    Marjorie and Regine continue their informal conversation around the Carnival season in Haiti with the topic of the trauma of leaving one's country. What is trauma? It can manifest in so many different ways for different people in different contexts. Does it filter into our own thoughts about traditions, like Carnival? How does that affect your relationships? What about parenting? What does it mean to parent through a trauma-informed lens?

    43 min
  3. Ep 2 - Carnival Season - Is our culture part of our legacy? Why or why not?

    07/03/2021

    Ep 2 - Carnival Season - Is our culture part of our legacy? Why or why not?

    In episode 2 of the Carnival Season of the Rami and Isse podcast, we continue the conversation. Marjorie and Regine delve into their childhood thoughts about Carnival and other Haitian traditions. What do we want to purposefully pass down? Are we going to raise our children on the "lite" version of our Kreyòl (creole) heritage? Is our culture part of our legacy? Why or why not?

    33 min
  4. Ep 1 - Carnival Season - The Nostalgia of it All

    07/03/2021

    Ep 1 - Carnival Season - The Nostalgia of it All

    Introducing Marjorie & Regine - two professional moms, working and living in Haiti. These informal conversations about self, started 2 years and 9 months ago when we both discovered we are pregnant at the same time. This episode starts our 4 part Carnival season exploration. What is the messiness in this cross-cultural love? Carnival is full of nostalgia for many of us. What does Carnival mean to you? What does it say about us? Come join our exploration.

    29 min
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We are Marjorie (psychotherapist) and Regine (attorney) our connection grew when we found out that we were both expecting around the same time. Our children Rami and Isse drive many of our convos about cultivating healthy relationships with self and community. We are Haitian and American and much of our world view is shaped through this lens. This podcast is our intentional way of facilitating growth and increasing our capacity to show up. A legacy and blueprint to leave behind for our children. Are you ready to take this journey with us?

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