Our latest podcast, Mama: The History and Heartbeat of Jamaica, explores how the word “mama” goes far beyond affection to embody resilience, culture, leadership, and love at the core of Jamaican identity. From the Taíno women who first rooted families in the land, to Nanny of the Maroons’ fierce defiance, Mary Seacole’s healing hands on the world stage, Miss Lou’s embrace of language, and “Mama P” leading a nation, the story of Jamaica’s mothers is the story of Jamaica itself. Through history, migration, art, politics, music, and even real estate, mamas have carried families and communities, shaping the nation’s survival and success. Listen to the full episode here: Mama: The History and Heartbeat of Jamaica.
