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Key Facts

Key Marley

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KeyFacts is an original entertaining podcast series that tackles topics such as mental health, spiritual awareness, and challenging society norms from a modern urban perspective, while still being casual enough to engage topics like sex, relationships, musics, and everyday life.
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Yup, She Said It is a podcast dedicated to inspiring and provoking thought amongst listeners. Dr. Marley combines her athletic experience, corporate America journey, and personal experiences to tackle current social topics through the lens of a black woman. Her mission is to provide tangible examples on how to overcome daily trials on one's journey to success. Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/yup-she-said-it/support
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The Yaadman Podcast

The Yaadman Podcast

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🎙️ The Yaadman Podcast: Jammin' Jamaican Vibes 🎙️ Step into the world of "The Yaadman Podcast," where the Caribbean spirit meets charm! Join your hosts, Davaine and Tonniel, on a journey that's more irie than a reggae melody. They bring you a new kind of Jamaican Podcast. A Jamaican podcast like no other. A Jamaican podcast that entertainingly discusses numerous issues. In each episode, these Yaadmen share their experiences, laughter, and unique Jamaican perspectives while navigating the twi ...
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TropiCast Podcasts

JimmyPirate

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Join your host JimmyPirate every episode of the TropiCast Radio Showcase. Bringing you some of the best Trop Rock out there. What is Trop Rock? Hit http://www.tropicastradio.com and find out.
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The 2020s will be America’s deciding decade, full of choices that will determine our entire future. While this decade’s first year opened with chaos and anguish, there is still reason to believe we’re on the precipice of a new chapter. Who are the thinkers and doers who are catalyzing action and paving the way for enduring change? What are the big ideas worth wrestling with and placing bets on? Join Pete Buttigieg as he engages leaders who are confronting our greatest challenges and whose wo ...
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Sex, Psychics, & Psychedelics

Authentic Podcast Network

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IGNITING HEART INTELLIGENCE and CREATIVE NEW perspectives , inviting AUTHENTICITY and celebrating INNER LIBERATION… these conversations are for YOU - designed to help you find your path, follow your bliss, and cultivate a life of GREATER CONNECTION .. WE ARE THE MEDICINE! Join Jane Garnett's adventures into the salacious and the spiritual, including talks with idiosyncratic healers — like the psychic who talks to both sides of congress, the hairdresser who discovered she could talk with dead ...
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Mek wi talk nuh In this episode, fitness expert Jae Edwards of Sprytraining breaks down his proven approach to transforming body composition through targeted strength training, nutrition strategy, and sustainable lifestyle change. Jae explains how cutting out processed and high-calorie foods like junk food and culturally familiar dishes that hinder…
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Mek wi talk nuh Non-sexual turn ons for men are often misunderstood, and most women don’t realize how powerful these subtle behaviors really are. In this episode, we break down the top non-sexual things that instantly attract men, using insights from psychology, real male feedback, and modern relationship dynamics to explain what men notice immedia…
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Mek wi talk nuh Aaron Anderson is the founder of Next Generation Youth Foundation and a Financial Expert for one of the top money brokerage firms in Jamaica. He shares his insights on the economic impact of Hurricane Melissa. He also gives valuable information on saving and preparing for an emergency. Hurricane Melissa Relief Donations Next Generat…
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Mek wi talk nuh What happens when a Jamaican millennial man sits down with an American Gen Z woman in Spain? Hurricane Melissa Relief Donations Next Generation Youth Foundation https://www.instagram.com/nextgenyouthja?igsh=NG00b2hlcWt5aThu&utm_source=qr https://nextgenyouthfoundation.org/ Account No: 006000203727 - USD OR 006000203728 - JMD Name: N…
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Mek wi talk nuh Think you know your favorite reggae hits? In this episode, we reveal the surprising truth behind some of reggae’s biggest classics songs that started in pop, soul, and country before getting that unmistakable island flavor. From UB40’s “Red Red Wine” (originally by Neil Diamond) to Ken Boothe’s “Everything I Own”, discover how regga…
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Jane Garnett, LMFT interviews Author, Raconteur and Teacher Rainer Wylde on how Bob Marley created joy and one love from separation. Outsiderness, loneliness and loss were the soil for his spirit and defiance. Rainer explains how this is the triumph of human spirit... and ultimately the triumph of Love that we can all tap into. Learn more about you…
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Mek wi talk nuh Chronixx takes a fearless step with Exile. But is it growth or a gamble? In this episode, we break down the sound, lyrics, and legacy of one of reggae’s most influential voices. #Chronixx #ExileAlbum #ReggaeMusic #JamaicaVibes #AlbumBreakdown #MusicCommentary #ReggaeCulture chronixx, chronixx exile, chronixx exile album, chronixx ex…
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Mek wi talk nuh Discover how Jindi, the Afro-Sudanese artist, fuses Afro-Sudanese rhythms with Dancehall, Afro-Pop, and R&B to create a bold, cross-cultural sound. In this interview, Jindi shares his journey, musical influences, and how he bridges African roots with modern global vibes. 🌍🔥 Support the show Subscribe and follow us on all platforms: …
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Psychotherapist Jane Garnett and Intuitive Coach, counselor and Tarot reader Ben Grandis talk through how the archetypes of THE LOVERS. THE DEVIL, & THE HIGH PRIESTESS Tarot archetypes play into relationships- and our relationship to relationships. To reach Ben go to [email protected] or find him on insta @bee.grand Learn more about your a…
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Mek wi talk nuh In this exclusive interview, reggae artist @Yaadcore shares insights on the reggae industry in Jamaica, the challenges and opportunities for artists today, and his experience touring across Europe. From grassroots reggae culture to international stages, Yaadcore speaks about the state of Jamaican music, what inspires him, and how re…
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SummaryJane Garnett shares her personal journey with IV ketamine therapy, exploring its effects on her consciousness and emotional state. She discusses the role of music in enhancing her experience and reflects on the broader implications of ketamine as a therapeutic tool.Keywordsketamine therapy, IV ketamine, music therapy, consciousness, emotiona…
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Mek wi talk nuh Why do some Jamaicans look down on Jamericans and African Americans? In this episode of The YaadMan Podcast, we dive deep into the cultural clash between Jamaicans, Jamericans, and the wider Black diaspora. From identity struggles to diaspora pride and prejudice, we unpack the unspoken tensions, stereotypes, and real experiences tha…
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Mek wi talk nuh Every Jamaican home has its own vibe but some things are guaranteed. From the Dutch pot that cooks everything to the “good sofa” wrapped in plastic that nobody’s allowed to sit on, we’re talking about the little treasures that make a Jamaican house feel like, well, Jamaica. Expect mentions of white rum as medicine, a fridge with at …
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Mek wi talk nuh FULL EPISODE AVAILABLE ON YT What does it really take to make it in the Jamaican music industry today? We’re joined by Lloyd “Reggaeology” Laing music brand strategist, cultural entrepreneur, and lifelong advocate for reggae and dancehall to break it all down. From streaming and publishing to branding and global reach, Lloyd shares …
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In this episode Jane explores the psychic cosmos with Daniel Boutros aka "The Magick Mechanic." Daniel and Jane cover a range of psychic and healing concepts such as metaphysical ethics, psychic entertainment, the range of different psychic abilities people can have and how to cultivate them. And then...come the cats! Daniel closes the interview wi…
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Mek wi talk nuh After we get through our weekly catch-up, we start talking about the marginalisation that Rastafarians have faced in Jamaica over the years. Support the show Subscribe and follow us on all platforms: https://linktr.ee/theyaadmanpodcast OUR HOSTS: Davaine: @davaine_reid Tonniel: @tonnielyaadman…
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Mek wi talk nuh We explore the vibrant world of Jamaican music and shine a light on the artists with the largest families. From reggae greats to dancehall icons, we share the stories behind their music, their personal lives, and the many children who carry on their legacy, all with the warmth and rhythm of the island at heart. Support the show Subs…
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Experts Jane Garnett, LMFT & Dr. Theodora Harvey, MFT discuss what it takes to go NEXT LEVEL in intimate relationships with insights, tips, and techniques. Dr Harvey and her husband are contestants in the search for "America's favorite Couple" - a national competition celebrating love and supporting two great causes: Oceana, protecting the world's …
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Mek wi talk nuh The cultural heartbeat of Jamaica is reggae music. In this episode, we explore its global significance beyond the beats and lyrics. From the streets of Kingston to stages across Europe, Asia, and Africa, Jamaican culture has influenced movements, inspired unity, and shaped political discourse. But is the world still listening? We ex…
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Mek wi talk nuh In this episode, we sit down with UCAM CB basketball player Dylan Ennis for an open and honest conversation about mental health in professional sports. Dylan shares his personal experiences navigating the highs and lows of a basketball career, the pressures athletes face on and off the court, and how he manages his mental well-being…
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Mek wi talk nuh We sit down with Stick Mareebo to chat about how reggae found its way to Australia. From backyard jams to full-on festival stages, we talk about the scene’s growth, the artists making noise, and what reggae really means in an Aussie context. Is it staying true to the roots or becoming its own thing? Support the show Subscribe and fo…
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Mek wi talk nuh This is an honest conversation about the mental health crisis that is facing Jamaicans. It is targeted towards Jamaican men. If you or anyone you know is struggling with mental health issues, this is one to listen to and to share. Support the show Subscribe and follow us on all platforms: https://linktr.ee/theyaadmanpodcast OUR HOST…
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Mek wi talk nuh In this episode, the discussion is about the pricing dynamics of iconic reggae artists like Buju Banton and Beres Hammond, examining how their fees reflect their legendary status and impact on the genre. More specifically, how it differs in Europe. We explore the broader reggae music industry in Europe, highlighting how European pro…
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Mek wi talk nuh This episode features a well-known European reggae promoter, Julian Francisco Garcia Mancebo, who keeps it real about the state of reggae today. He thinks the scene is fading and needs serious love to stay alive. Tune in as he talks about what’s gone wrong, what still makes reggae powerful, and why it’s time for fans and artists to …
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Mek wi talk nuh In this one, we talked about pressing issues facing Jamaica and the wider world, from rising crime and corruption to economic inequality, climate change, and youth disillusionment. We explore the root causes, systemic failures, and social consequences of these challenges while highlighting the growing frustration among everyday citi…
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Mek wi talk nuh Every Jamaican child has heard growing up from stern warnings like “If yuh cyaan hear, yuh will feel” to gems like “Go look wuk!” We explore the deeper meanings behind these sayings, their cultural roots, and how they shape discipline, ambition, and identity. The conversation then shifts to the evolving idea of The Jamaican Dream, w…
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Mek wi talk nuh This week, we’re chatting with our friend Felipe, who tells us all about moving from Colombia to Spain. He shares culture shocks, wild stories, and settling into a whole new vibe. Then we debate what’s the real difference is between “daddy” and “papi”? Spoiler alert, it's not just about language. Things get a little too real. Suppor…
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Mek wi talk nuh We talk about seven things Jamaican kids are famously not allowed to do, offering a look at the strict, respect-driven upbringing common in Jamaican households. The episode highlights the cultural emphasis on discipline, manners, and family values. With a mix of personal stories and shared Caribbean experiences, it paints a vivid pi…
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In this conversation, Jane Garnett and Josie Keys explore the themes of embodiment, women's empowerment, and the journey of self-discovery through practices like yoga and dance. They discuss the cultural perspectives on embodiment, the importance of presence in modern life, and the role of Shakti as a source of feminine energy. The conversation del…
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In this conversation, Louis Schwartzberg discusses the concept of visual healing, emphasizing the medicinal qualities of beauty and nature. He shares insights on how psychedelics influenced his artistic vision and the importance of observation in appreciating the world around us. The discussion also covers the environmental significance of fungi, t…
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keywords Ecstatic Dance, Wellness, Community, Movement, Healing, Mindfulness, Dance Therapy, Sober Dance, Emotional Expression, Personal Growth, dance, community, healing, connection, COVID, ecstatic dance, self-expression, mental health, joy, transformation summary In this conversation, Jane Garnett and Robin Parrish explore the transformative pra…
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Mek wi talk nuh We sit down with a Polish woman who shares her personal story of moving from Poland to Spain and the surprising cultural differences she encountered. From tapas to traditions, she opens up about the Spanish lifestyle, how family dynamics compare to Polish culture, and the eye-opening world of dating in a new country. Support the sho…
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In this episode, Jane and Joel Marcus (DJ name "Sensitive Geezer") examine a range of great songs and discuss how music triumphs over division in many ways! Born in London, Joel Marcus is an editor, producer, and writer known for his distinctive vision and humanity. His editing style is characterized by meticulous attention to detail and a strong s…
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Mek wi talk nuh In this episode, we break down the charm, passion, and undeniable appeal of Jamaican men. We discuss why every woman should consider dating a Jamaican man, from their smooth talking and irresistible confidence to their deep sense of loyalty and strong family values. We’ll talk about the spice they bring to relationships, their love …
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Leslie Salmon Jones is the CEO and co-founder of Afro Flow Yoga®, an embodied practice integrating African Diasporic dance, yoga, and live healing music to support trauma recovery and holistic well-being. Inspired by her transformative experiences across Africa and the Caribbean, she co-founded Afro Flow Yoga® in 2008 with her husband, Jeff W. Jone…
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Mek wi talk nuh This week we talk about how Caribbean families have changed over the years. It looks at how things like migration, technology, and modern life have reshaped family dynamics compared to the past. We talk about shifts in parenting styles, the role of extended families, and how traditions are evolving in today’s world. While some thing…
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Divorce, mediation, coaching, identity, self-discovery, emotional support, shame, personal growth, relationships, family dynamics, self-discovery, relationships, divorce, personal growth, community support, vulnerability, sexuality, self-perception, healing, empowerment summary In this conversation, Jane Garnett and Laila discuss the complexities o…
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Mek wi talk nuh Today we discuss the vibrant world of Caribbean carnivals, focusing on the key differences between Jamaican and broader Caribbean carnivals compared to those in Spain. We break down why the energy, culture, and experience of Caribbean festivities—rooted in African and indigenous traditions—are unmatched. From the pulsating soca and …
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Pamela Madsen is a Certified Somatic Sex Educator with a Master's degree in Education, and the founder and president of Back to the Body retreats, now in its fifteenth year. Back to the Body, the world’s foremost sexual wellness retreat, offers monthly women’s retreats held at locations around the globe, as well as at their expansive new Joshua Tre…
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Mek wi talk nuh In this episode, we dive deep into the moral dilemmas of relationships, from the quirky to the chaotic. Would you stay married to a crazy cat lady if her feline obsession took over your life? What do you do if your girlfriend picks a fight with a random guy at the club—are you obligated to throw hands, or do you play the peacemaker?…
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