38 episodes
In We Blood Keyanna Bell
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5.0 • 4 Ratings
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Empowering Caribbean millennials of the diaspora to reconnect with their island roots, and foster a sense of pride in their rich heritage. Everything shared is intended to reignite a deep appreciation for Caribbean traditions and culture, building a stronger sense of cultural identity throughout the diaspora.This mas, this culture, is in we blood.
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Passing Down the Culture: Helping Picky Children Learn to Enjoy & Cook Caribbean Food
Tiana, owner of Aunty T's Kitchen, visits schools in the Peel region teaching students about Caribbean cuisine through her hands-on cooking classes. She discusses how her classes have helped children build confidence in the kitchen and develop an appreciation for Caribbean cooking, often inspiring them to help with cooking more often at home. She also shares tips on how to encourage picky eaters to become more open to trying traditional foods.
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The Moko Jumbie's Cultural and Spiritual Significance in the Caribbean
Michael Lee Poy, founder of Moko Jumbie Mas Camp, shares the African roots of Moko Jumbie, its spiritual significance during life transitions, and cultural significance in the Caribbean. He's hosted Moko Jumbie workshops across North America and Trinidad, empowering participants, especially children, to connect deeper with their culture through practicing the Moko Jumbie art form—from learning how to walk on stilts, to costume making. As a post-secondary instructor, he also shares his plans t...
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Sustainability & Carnival: Shifting to a Sustainable Model from Production to Parade
Denise, the founder and creative director of Made Neo, a sustainable fashion brand, points out how fast fashion culture is impacting carnival, highlighting the importance thinking about sustainability from production to the parade itself.~~Connect on Socials~~Instagram ♡Follow Keyanna: https://www.instagram.com/keybees/ Follow Denise: https://www.instagram.com/made.neo/ Follow In We Blood: https://www.instagram.com/inweblood_/ Tiktok ☆In We Blood: https://www.tiktok.com/@inweblood
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Behind the Scenes of Canada's Biggest Dutty Fete - Jouvert in June | Mr. Ron Dukes
Mr. Ron Dukes, co-founder of Jouvert in June, shares how they went from 250 attendees and struggling to cover the expenses of the event to almost 5000 attendees and becoming one of the most anticipated fetes of the year... and building on the jouvert brand with Jouvert in August, and a free jouvert playday for kids.~~Connect on Socials~~Instagram ♡Follow Keyanna: https://www.instagram.com/keybees/ Follow Mr. Ron Dukes: https://www.instagram.com/mrrondukes/Follow In We Blood: https://www.insta...
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All About Travelling to Grenada, Carriacou & Petit Martinique | Pure Grenada
Sekou Stroude, Grenada Tourism Authority's Sales and Marketing Director in Canada, shares the various ways travelers can experience the island. From simple stays and volunteer experiences with locals to luxury experiences, there's something for everyone on the island.Whether Grenada has been on your bucket list for a while or you simply want to learn more about it, this episode is a must-listen to discover the many ways to experience the Spice Isle.For more information, visit: https://www.pur...
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Publishing Caribbean Stories: Representation in Children's Literature | Yolanda T. Marshall
Yolanda T. Marshall, a traditionally published author who writes children's stories representing the African and Caribbean diaspora including C is for Carnival and one of CBC’s best Canadian picture books of 2020 and TD’s Top Recommended Reads for 2023 – My Soca Birthday Party: with Jollof Rice and Steel Pans.In this episode we discuss the importance of representation in children's literature and having our stories traditionally published. ~~Connect on Socials~~Instagram ♡Follow Keyanna: http...