Reggaeso 411 – The Caribbean Voice of the First State

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Reggaeso 411 — The Caribbean Voice of the First State Your weekly digest of what’s happening in Delaware and the Caribbean — in five minutes or less. Stay connected with the people, places, stories and happenings that matter to the Caribbean community in Delaware and beyond. From entertainment and community news to events, birthdays, music, culture and local happenings, Reggaeso 411 brings you the stories and information you need to know each week. Reggaeso 411 brings you the 411 — keeping you connected to Delaware and the Caribbean, five minutes or less. Stay Connected 🌐 Visit us at www.Reggaeso.com 📻 Listen to Reggaeso Live 24/7 💬 Join our WhatsApp Community 🤝 Connect with us professionally on LinkedIn Follow Reggaeso across your favorite social media platforms for the latest podcasts, articles, interviews, community events, station updates, and exclusive content. We’re always looking for passionate volunteers, contributors, podcast hosts, writers, photographers, videographers, and community storytellers who want to help us grow and celebrate Caribbean culture. If you’re interested in joining the Reggaeso team or have a quality Caribbean-focused radio program for future syndication consideration, we’d love to hear from you. Thank you for listening and being part of the Reggaeso family. Reggaeso – The Caribbean Voice of the First State. It’s Not Just a Culture. It’s a Movement. ⸻

  1. 1d ago

    DSU’s Big Game in Philly, Chronixx Live in Brooklyn, Consumer Alerts & Caribbean Sweet Sap! | reggae so 411 Weekly Digest

    This week on reggae so 411 Weekly Digest, Onisha brings you the latest Delaware community updates, reggae entertainment news, important consumer alerts, Jamaican history, and a taste of the Caribbean! In This Week’s Episode: 🏈 DSU Football: Delaware State prepares to face Norfolk State at Lincoln Financial Field in Philadelphia on October 31, following its 31–12 loss to North Carolina Central. 🏘️ Delaware Community News: Wilmington celebrates the reopening of 30th Street Park, while Bayhealth prepares for its free Community Wellness Fair in Dover on November 7. 🎤 Entertainment News: Reggae star Chronixx is scheduled to perform live in Brooklyn, New York, on November 25. 🚨 Consumer Alerts: Bilt Rewards changes for 2027 and important reminders for rent and mortgage payments.Miyoko’s Creamery plant-based butter recall.Fake Facebook rental listings and how to protect yourself from deposit scams.🇯🇲 Jamaican History: Discover the history behind Jamaica’s national motto, “Out of Many, One People.” 🍈 Island Fruit Pick of the Week: Sweet sap! Explore its nutritional benefits, traditional Caribbean appeal, and important food-safety tips. 🎂 Reggae Artist Birthdays: Celebrating Aisha and remembering Natasja Saad. ❓ Question of the Week: Which Caribbean fruit brings back your favorite childhood memories? Stay informed, celebrate Caribbean culture, and stay connected with reggae so 411 Weekly Digest. 🌐 Listen live: https://reggaeso.com 📻 Alexa, open Reggaeso Radio. reggae so — The Caribbean Voice of the First State. It’s not just music. It’s a culture. It’s a movement.

  2. Oct 23

    Reggaeso411 Weekly Digest | Jamaica Diaspora Conference, Dover AI Data Centers, Consumer Alert & Blue Mountains

    Episode Topics — October 23, 2026 Jamaica Diaspora Conference: October 23–24 in Philadelphia, bringing together Jamaicans and the diaspora community.DSU Football: Upcoming Delaware State University games and the DeSean Jackson–Michael Vick coaching matchup.Delaware News: Dover’s 18-month moratorium on new data center development.Community Updates: JAMDEL fundraising campaign and Wilmington’s Money Matters workshop.Consumer News: Safeway’s new credit card and considerations for shoppers.Question of the Week: Do you miss picking fresh Caribbean fruits straight from the trees?Jamaican Artist Birthdays: Peter Tosh, Luciano, Shaggy, and Demarco.Consumer Alert: Grace Chicken Vienna Sausages, raw cheddar cheese, Kalorik air fryers, Toyota’s Australian recall, Florida DMV data security, and U.S. border cellphone searches.Jamaican History: Blue Mountain Peak, Maroon heritage, Jamaican Blue Mountain coffee, and UNESCO World Heritage recognition.Powered by reggaeso.com — Your Daily Dose of Reggae Vibes!

  3. Oct 17

    Reggaeso 411 Weekly Digest | Caribbean Film Awards, Popcaan, Consumer Alert & Jamaican History

    🎬 Caribbean Film Awards & Fashion Weekend — Reggaeso was on the scene in Wilmington, Delaware, covering the screenings of Homage, Queen of Soca, and A Father’s Love (Redeemed), followed by the fashion show and awards ceremony. 🏈 Delaware State University Homecoming — The Hornets celebrate a 34–0 victory over Franklin Pierce University. 🎤 Popcaan — Reports surrounding his U.S. visa, our Reggaeso Prediction, and Question of the Week. 🥟 Juici Patties — Reported 100th-location milestone in Philadelphia. 🎂 Birthdays & Recognitions — Celebrating Grammy Award-winning Jamaican reggae artist Keznamdi. ⚠️ Consumer Alert — Important product recalls, Delaware deer roadway safety, and Food Lion/Giant cybersecurity concerns. 🇯🇲 Jamaican History — Discover the history, creation, and symbolism of Jamaica’s black, green, and gold national flag. Question of the Week: Where do you predict Popcaan will give his first U.S. performance — Miami, New York City, Los Angeles, or somewhere else? And would you attend? 🎧 New episodes every Friday at 5 AM. 🌐 Reggaeso.com Reggaeso — The Caribbean Voice of the First State. It is not just music. It is a culture. It is a movement.

  4. Oct 9

    Pathmark’s Possible Wilmington Comeback, Sister Nancy, Vybz Kartel & Freddie Jackson | Reggaeso 411 Weekly Digest

    📍 DELAWARE NEWS Could Pathmark be returning to Wilmington?Caribbean Film & Fashion Weekend comes to Delaware.Caribbean Passion brings throwback vibes to Wilmington.🇯🇲 CARIBBEAN COMMUNITY & EVENTS Jamaica Diaspora Conference heads to Philadelphia.Fanatic Festival makes a move to Ocho Rios.International Soca Monarch prepares for its comeback.🎶 MUSIC & ENTERTAINMENT Vybz Kartel announces a new album.Remembering R&B legend Freddie Jackson.Sister Nancy’s “Bam Bam” legacy takes flight.✈️ TRAVEL ALERT New York’s measles emergency: What travelers should know.STAY CONNECTED WITH REGGAESO 🌐 https://reggaeso.com 📻 Listen live on Live365 — search Reggaeso. 📲 WhatsApp Channel:https://whatsapp.com/channel/0029Vb8W5g642DcVxfisSn1u 🎧 New episodes every Friday at 5 AM Eastern. Reggaeso — The Caribbean Voice of the First State. It’s not just music. It’s a culture. It’s a movement.

  5. Oct 3

    Caribbean Culture Takes Over Wilmington, Delaware! Film, Fashion & More | Reggaeso 411

    This week on the Reggaeso 411 Weekly Digest, we’re keeping you connected with Delaware community news, Caribbean culture, entertainment, consumer information, travel updates and more. 🎬 Caribbean Film & Fashion Weekend is coming to Wilmington, Delaware! We’ll tell you what’s happening during the two-day celebration of Caribbean film, fashion, entertainment and culture. 🎓 Delaware State University — the latest from the Hornets and what’s coming up next. 🌴 Caribbean News & Culture — keeping you connected to stories and history from across the Caribbean. 🎶 Entertainment News — the latest from the Caribbean entertainment world, including Buju Banton’s early announcement for the return of Intimate Concert Jamaica in 2027. 🕊️ Remembering Caribbean Legends — we pay tribute to legendary calypsonian Mighty Sparrow and Jamaican dancehall and gospel-reggae veteran Lieutenant Stitchie. ⚠️ Consumer Alerts — important information you and your family should know. ⛽ TIP OF THE WEEK IS BACK! Eligible Amazon Prime members can save 20¢ per gallon every Friday at participating locations during the promotional period. We’ll tell you what you need to know. ✈️ Travel — travel information to help keep you informed before your next trip. 🎂 Plus, Caribbean birthdays, community information and more. ❓ QUESTION OF THE WEEK When you’re flying, how early do you get to the airport? Are you there three hours early, two hours early, or are you the type cutting it close? We want to hear from YOU! Visit Reggaeso.com and leave a comment, join the Reggaeso Facebook Community, or respond through our WhatsApp Channel. 🎧 Reggaeso 411 Weekly Digest Brought to you by Reggaeso.com — The Caribbean Voice of the First State. It’s not just music. It’s a culture. It’s a movement.

  6. Sep 25

    Winamp Returns, Consumer Recalls & Caribbean Music Awards | Reggaeso 411 Weekly Digest

    This week on the Reggaeso 411 Weekly Digest, Onisha brings you a quick mix of Delaware community news, Caribbean culture, entertainment, consumer information, and more. 🏈 Delaware State University: The Hornets return home to face Towson after their road game against South Florida. 🇯🇲 Jamaica & Caribbean History: We’re looking at the history behind ackee and saltfish — how ingredients with roots on different sides of the Atlantic came together to become Jamaica’s national dish. 🎶 Entertainment News: We highlight notable winners from the 2026 Caribbean Music Awards, including Patra’s Lifetime Achievement Honor. Plus, Buju Banton is teasing the return of Intimate Concert Jamaica for New Year’s weekend 2027. 💻 Music & Tech: Remember Winamp? It’s preparing for a comeback through a partnership with Deezer. The planned 2027 service aims to bring together streaming music, podcasts, personal music libraries, cloud collections and internet radio. ⚠️ Consumer Alerts: Two important recalls are on our radar this week — Char-Broil Bistro Pro electric grills and Melissa & Doug Lights & Sounds Fire Truck Activity Boards sold at Target. 🎂 Birthdays & Recognitions: We’re celebrating this week’s birthdays in reggae and dancehall. ❓ Question of the Week:Do you know your state’s evacuation protocol? If an evacuation order came today, would you know where to go, which route to take, and what to do if you don’t have transportation? 🧸 Before We Go: We’re closing with some nostalgia as Toys “R” Us prepares for another major U.S. expansion. 🎧 For your daily dose of reggae, listen at Reggaeso.com. Reggaeso — The Caribbean Voice of the First State. It’s not just music. It’s a culture. It’s a movement.

  7. Sep 18

    DSU Football, Jamaica’s Prime Ministers, Delaware Caribbean Carnival, Shabba Ranks, Consumer Recall & Money and Credit

    This week, Onisha brings you Delaware community news, Caribbean culture, consumer information, entertainment, and more — all in less than five minutes. 🏈 DSU Update: Delaware State football is 2–1 as the Hornets head to Tampa to take on the University of South Florida. 🇯🇲 Jamaica History: Since Independence in 1962, Jamaica has had nine different Prime Ministers. We look back at the leaders who have served Jamaica and a historic first involving Andrew Holness. 📍 Delaware Community: Wilmington Black Restaurant Week runs September 20–27, plus an update on the free Car Show and Community Workout at Rodney Square on September 26. 🇯🇲 $1 for the Culture: Caribbean Culture Awareness Inc., the organization behind the Delaware Caribbean Carnival, is asking supporters to donate $1 to help continue Caribbean cultural programming in Delaware through music, mas, youth, education, and community programs. 🎵 Entertainment News: Jamaican dancehall artist Shabba Ranks has filed a federal lawsuit seeking to reclaim U.S. publishing rights to several of his compositions. ⚠️ Consumer Alert: Certain So Delicious Dairy Free Salted Caramel Cluster frozen dessert pints have been recalled because cashew inclusions may contain small stones or other hard objects. 💳 Money & Credit: We introduce our new educational feature about understanding and using credit responsibly. Week One starts with: Think of your credit card as a coupon book. And remember — your credit limit is not your budget. 🎙️ Make You Think: We invite listeners to share their feedback, ideas, and useful information with others. 🎂 Birthdays & Recognitions: Chi Ching Ching, Tessanne Chin, and Tony Curtis. 💬 Question of the Week: As a married couple, do you believe in shared finances or separate finances — or a combination of both? Reggaeso — The Caribbean Voice of the First State. It’s not just music. It’s a culture. It’s a movement.

  8. Sep 11

    DSU Football, Homecoming Countdown, Consumer Alerts & Caribbean Birthdays | Reggaeso 411 Weekly Digest

    This week, we’re starting right here in Delaware. The Delaware State Hornets fall 22–15 to William & Mary after a strong fourth-quarter comeback. We look ahead to Bowie State during DSU Family Weekend and start the countdown to DSU Homecoming 2026 and “Back on the Yard” on October 9. Also in this week’s Digest: 🏝️ CARIBBEAN HISTORYWe look at Jamaica’s seven National Heroes and their importance to Jamaican history. ⚠️ CONSUMER ALERTTwo food recalls involving possible Listeria contamination. 💡 DELAWARE UPDATEThe latest on the continuing Delmarva Power rate battle and what Delaware consumers should be watching as colder weather approaches. 🚘 TECH & TRANSPORTATIONFederal regulators are looking at questions surrounding Tesla’s driverless Cybercab and federal vehicle-safety requirements. ✈️ TRAVEL TIPSDid you know some airports allow approved non-ticketed visitors beyond security? Plus, why travelers using points and miles should search before transferring valuable credit-card points. 💳 CONSUMER TIPWhy screenshots, receipts, confirmation emails and other digital financial records can make a difference when points, rewards or promotions don’t post correctly. 🎂 BIRTHDAY SHOUT-OUTSBirthday love for Richie Spice, Professor Nuts, Elephant Man, Keida and I-Wayne, plus a belated happy 50th birthday to actress Naomie Harris. 🎶 DELAWARE COMMUNITY CALENDARUpcoming free performances from the Levitt AMP Wilmington Music Series at the Tina Betz Urban Artist Exchange. 🏃 COMMUNITY SHOUT-OUTSpecial recognition for Delaware Elite Track Club, Inc. and the work they’re doing with young athletes and the Delaware community. ❓ QUESTION OF THE WEEKIs fear stopping you from doing what you know you’re supposed to do… or are you your own worst enemy? Follow the Reggaeso Four One One Weekly Digest and turn on notifications so you’ll know when a new episode drops. MORE FROM REGGAESO 🎙️ MAKE YOU THINKShort conversations and thought-provoking questions designed to make you stop, think and look at everyday life a little differently. 📱 REGGAESO 411 TECH BONUS DIGESTTech news, new releases, useful tips and technology stories that matter to everyday consumers. Follow our podcasts and turn on notifications so you don’t miss the next episode. Visit Reggaeso.com for your daily dose of reggae, Caribbean culture, Delaware stories, community information and more. Reggaeso — The Caribbean Voice of the First State. It is not just music. It’s a culture. It’s a movement.

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Reggaeso 411 — The Caribbean Voice of the First State Your weekly digest of what’s happening in Delaware and the Caribbean — in five minutes or less. Stay connected with the people, places, stories and happenings that matter to the Caribbean community in Delaware and beyond. From entertainment and community news to events, birthdays, music, culture and local happenings, Reggaeso 411 brings you the stories and information you need to know each week. Reggaeso 411 brings you the 411 — keeping you connected to Delaware and the Caribbean, five minutes or less. Stay Connected 🌐 Visit us at www.Reggaeso.com 📻 Listen to Reggaeso Live 24/7 💬 Join our WhatsApp Community 🤝 Connect with us professionally on LinkedIn Follow Reggaeso across your favorite social media platforms for the latest podcasts, articles, interviews, community events, station updates, and exclusive content. We’re always looking for passionate volunteers, contributors, podcast hosts, writers, photographers, videographers, and community storytellers who want to help us grow and celebrate Caribbean culture. If you’re interested in joining the Reggaeso team or have a quality Caribbean-focused radio program for future syndication consideration, we’d love to hear from you. Thank you for listening and being part of the Reggaeso family. Reggaeso – The Caribbean Voice of the First State. It’s Not Just a Culture. It’s a Movement. ⸻

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