EBUZZTT - The Caribbean Buzz: Recent Episodes
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Capturing the voices, emotions and personal expressions of Caribbean entertainers on social, cultural, economical and global issues that affect them and those they entertain.
At The Redemption Concert on June 1st, Reggae artiste, Sizzla Kalonji used his voice to condemn gang violence in the twin island Republic. I speak on the importance of understanding one’s social responsibility as an entertainer.
This episode asks listeners how they feel about the pedestal on which global celebrities are placed. It follows recent video footage of rap mogul, Sean Combs assaulting his former girlfriend, Cassie Ventura. Chime in.
Host Aba Luke speaks on Caribbean excellence, the issue surrounding Michael B Jordan’s J’ouvert Rum and urges mental breaks amid all the chatter and anger. Take a listen!
Multiple title holder, Soca artist Shurwayne Winchester shares his wisdom on the topic of finance and money management in this short one on one with Aba.
Admitting to struggling with anxiety, Soca artist Lil Bitts shares her personal perspective on Mental Health in the Caribbean.
Soca artist Ricardo Drue speaks on the often taboo “emotional desires and needs” of men in the Caribbean society. He shares his personal experiences and offers advice on how society can better help men.
International Songwriter, singer and Soca artist, Destra Garcia shares her thoughts on the topic of parenting, delivering insightful wisdom to you, in this episode of The Caribbean Buzz. She speaks on what she would like to see Caribbean parents do more of, among other valuable subjects.
Jamaican dancehall artist Charly Black expresses his personal views on topics that are all pressing on society.
We speak with young Trinidad and Tobago musician and performer, Nailah Blackman on the challenges faced by young people in the Caribbean and ask her for her recommendations in dealing with issues like drugs, gang involvement and other social predicaments.
We speak with Barbados Soca Queen, Alison Hinds on the issue of sex and the music industry. She reveals her true feelings on what some may be afraid to speak up about.
We speak with Trinidad and Tobago Entertainer, M1 on COVID-19 and a bigger issue that’s affecting Trinidad and Tobago- Crime. Tune in as he we chat about what’s needed at this time.
I delve into the topic of the virtual reality for Soca artistes and others in the entertainment industry in the Caribbean. - EBUZZTT.COM