The Caribbean Millennials Podcast

This US Election 2020 WAS HECTIC! In this episode, we share our opinions and experiences, observing this US Election cycle, and discuss what this presidency and transition could mean for the future.

Parlez-vous français? In this episode, we are joined by Guadelopean native Maëlla Kancel, the host of the Karukerament podcast. In her podcast and blog, she explores her experience as a French Afro-Caribbean woman, as well as the representation of the Caribbean in literature, music and film.

Where you can find Maëlla:

https://www.karukerament.com/

https://myinsaeng.com/

https://www.instagram.com/karukerament/

So much emphasis has been placed on "The Birkin Bag" or just having your partner spend money on you as a means of validating the relationship. We discuss how materialism is so prominent in the media and discussions on relationships.

WFH is where it's at. Many of us have been thrust into a working from home lifestyle. In this episode we discuss, what needs to happen for remote work to succeed in the Caribbean and generally in the future. We also speak about our experiences working from home.

Oh she looks like a stick she's so skinny!

Look at her walk, its like she's rolling!

My boy, your belly looking big, they must be treating you well!

We've all heard some unwelcomed commentary on our body image. In this episode, Anushka leads the guys in a discussion on body image and body positivity. A lot of time this discussion focuses a lot around women, but men have similar struggles too.

Why don't we support our own? Why do we require external validation of our culture? Why do we allow others to appropriate our culture? These are some of the very important questions we address on this episode of the podcast. 

Kerry-Ann Reid-Brown, founder of the Carry On Friends Podcast, Breadfruit Media, and the Caribbean Podcast Directory, joins us for a discussion on the future of podcasting and specifically Caribbean Podcasting.