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The Moreish PodcastSeason 1 RecapGet ready for the launch of Season 2 of The Moreish Podcast. In this recap episode Hema revisits the key themes and highlights from Season 1.The podcast explores the intricate history of the Caribbean, examining how colonialism has shaped present-day culture and cuisine. We look back at key discussions including Keja Valens' insights on colonialism, the historical accounts of the Arawak and Carib peoples, and the enduring influences of colonization on local food traditions. The episode also touches on the significant contributions of British, French, Dutch, and other European powers in the Transatlantic Slave Trade and t...
2024-09-2426 min
The Moreish PodcastDjamil Ninsoo, Afro-Indo Jamaican cultural advocateIn this bonus episode of The Moreish Podcast, Hema chats with Djamil Ninsoo, also known as douglabwoy on social media, an Afro-Indo Jamaican cultural advocate and anthropologist. Djamil, who has authored a children's book 'Eva My Nani-Ji', shares his experiences of promoting Jamaican culture and heritage, specifically focusing on the contributions of indentured Indians. They discuss the nuances of Afro-Indo Jamaican identity, the historical context of indentured servitude, and the integration of diverse cultural influences. Djamil shares insights on terms like 'dougla' and 'coolie', their offensive and reclaimed usages, and the cultural intersections with the Ch...
2024-05-2857 min
Pariah NationS16EP2: 'they tortured my grandfather'... real talk on reparationsIn this episode, we discuss reparations and we look into the long lasting effects of colonialism and slavery. We brought on Myles, whose grandfather served in the revolutionary army during the Algerian war of independence. We also brought on Tracy, whose grandfather served in the Mau Mau during Kenya's fight for independence. He was also paid damages by the British Government due to the harm that they caused him. Lastly, Djamil Ninsoo, a genealogist featured on the show to tell us about some of his ancestors' experiences as indentured laborers and as subjects of the colonial government in Jamaica...
2021-07-251h 23
PanchayatWomen's History Month Wrap UpWith the election of the first Samia Suluhu Hassan, the first Muslim Woman to be elected President of Tanzania and the election of Kamala Harris the first woman to the office of Vice President of America, there's been a lot of wins for women in the first quarter of 2021 alone. Have a seat and listen as Semaya and I recap the month, and talk about women who inspire us.
2021-04-0424 min
Panchayat#ProtectOurWomen: Addressing Gender Based Violence⚠️Trigger Warning: Slight references to gender based violence.⚠️ In this week’s episode I sit and chat with Ms. Ruth Baptiste from IGDS Ignite, an organisation centred around raising awareness and combatting gender based violence in Trinidad and Tobago. Throughout our conversation we discuss, “Catcalls Of UWI”, one of IGDS’s campaigns as well as how men and better serve as allies. With this month being Women’s History Month, this conversation is timed perfectly.
2021-03-1953 min
PanchayatBean Pies & NOIIn this episode I sit down with student of Louis Farrakhan and registered member of the Nation Of Islam, Sister An Nura. I listen intently as she explains her reasons for joining, her love for Saviour’s Day, and clears up a few misconceptions that surround the NOI. This was definitely an insightful and enjoyable conversation, definitely one worth having.
2021-03-1250 min
PanchayatBlack Women Behind The CameraThis week I sit with my friend and fellow tiktoker Daejah as we discuss how she manoeuvres the world as a Black Woman in film especially in show running and screen writing spaces. We also tackle representation both behind and in front of the camera, Black Love and Black Pain, as well as the age old question: Are Darwin the Fish and Piccolo from DBZ Black?
2021-03-0552 min
PanchayatBlack History Month Wrap Up28 days is definitely not enough time to celebrate and acknowledge all the accomplishments and achievements of black people through out history, but its definitely more time than when it was originally started under the name 'Negro History Week" by Alpha Phi Alpha fraternity brother Carter G. Woodson. As special guest Semaya and I reflect on Black History Month 2021 while discussing why should celebrate, who should be celebrating, and who should be celebrated during this month of Black Excellence. Hope you all had an amazing month, but don't let it stop there.
2021-03-0140 min
PanchayatWe Wuz Kangz And Kweenz!!!!!In this week’s episode I sit down with my brother from another mother, Adnan Shafi from the Pariah Nation Podcast as we channel our inner hotep. The conversation covers the history of African kingdoms and royalty, as well as the rich legacy African kingdoms have left not just on the continent but the world. Take a listen to Adnan explain the origin of the mythical El Dorado as I refute the claims of being from lost tribes, as we two KANGZ celebrate our history.
2021-02-1255 min
PanchayatAll American Muslim: Life of an African American Muslim WomanIn what was originally supposed to be an hour long conversation about intersectionality, I sit down with my special guest and good friend Jeyda Muhammed, a young African American Muslim woman. Together we delve deep into the history of Islam in the Americas starting with the enslaved Africans brought to various plantations, we then talk about the Nation Of Islam and the impact it had on not just Jeyda's grandparents but the African American community as a whole, all while name dropping a few African American Muslim celebrities. Jeyda also shares her experiences growing up as a Black Muslimah leading...
2021-02-012h 04
PanchayatAn Introduction with Djamil Ninsoo.Djamil takes the time to share his mission statement on what he hopes to accomplish and acknowledges those who gave encouragement to this podcast.
2021-01-0502 min