The Caribbean Millennials Podcast

Did you miss us? After a long break we’re back for our first episode of 2022. We catch up on our lives and life updates. Discuss pop culture events of late and share some views on love and Valentine’s day.

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Cheyenne Polius, St Lucian Astrophysicist, President and Co-founder of the Saint Lucia National Astronomy Association, and National Point of Contact (NPoC) for Saint Lucia in the Space Generation Advisory Council (SGAC) joins us to discuss space and how the Caribbean could benefit from investments in space. Find Cheyenne: @cheyennepolius https://twitter.com/CheyennePolius https://instagram.com/cheyenne.polius @lunaa758 https://instagram.com/lunaa758 https://twitter.com/LUNAA758 SGAC Videos Climate Action -  https://youtu.be/64KoBcn-xbI Decent work & economic growth -  https://youtu.be/PnsNk55XDCo

In this episode, we recap some of the more interesting things that have happened throughout the week, as well as discuss the idea of an individual spending $800 per month on OnlyFans. As usual feel free to reach out to us on Twitter or Instagram to share your thoughts on the topic.

In this episode we are joined by Didi Beck, Jamaican film maker, creative and intuitive psychic. Didi has had a number of experiences with ghosts (duppies) and shares some of her personal experiences as well as her creative projects High Strangeness which document some Jamaican ghost stories through film.

You can find Didi Beck and her projects at the following links:
https://www.didibeck.com/

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QjChjTE6fSw&list=PL9Jr-29lG70Al-MHfuiiOwbUrujG5gEXZ

@didi_beck on Instagram

In this episode, we recap the week, including news of Kyrie Irving's decision to remain unvaccinated, leading to him not being able to play this season, as well as why is everyone so rude lately.

In the episode of the podcast, we recap the week. We talk about the Facebook outage, as well as the whistle-blower, and our thoughts on the platform and its ways. We also talk about the Dave Chappelle special on Netflix, and how certain groups are calling for him to be canceled. Leading us to talk a bit about cancel culture and our role in it. We also talk a little about Miami carnival taking place.

This week's episode is a bit of an odd one. We find ourselves answering a series of random questions from Anushka, one of which leads us down a rabbit hole of talking about situations/experiences that may have traumatized us from our childhood and shaped some of our behaviors today as adults. It also leads to Vernon wondering or questioning if he had any traumas or if he's just surpressing them.

In this episode of the podcast, we talk about the events that have taken place in the past week. Some of those events seem so crazy that we start to wonder if we are in an episode of the Twilight Zone. Join us as we discuss the madness that has been going on in the world. As usual, feel free to share your thoughts and feelings about anything discussed on the podcast with us via Twitter or Instagram. We always love to hear our listeners takes on the topics we discuss

In this episode, we talk about the crazy misuse of platforms and spreading of disinformation that has happened throughout the week, including Nicki Minaj's wild claims about Trinidad. We also discuss and interesting documentary done by VICE. See below for the Link to the documentary.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jHDny7byfKs&t=124s

In Episode 113 of the Caribbean Millennials Podcast, we discuss the changes in the work environment, with regards to work from home, as well as business hours, and many more things. Join us and feel free to share your thoughts on the topic with us on Twitter or Instagram.