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Dis a fi mi History PodcastUnveiling Hidden Caribbean Migration Stories: A Dialogue with Dr. Sharika D. CrawfordIn this enlightening episode of Dis A fi mi History Podcast, host Wendy Aris welcomes Dr. Sharika D. Crawford, a renowned historian specializing in modern Latin America and the circum-Caribbean. Together, they dive deep into the intricate narratives of British West Indian migration to the Colombian islands of San Andres and Providence. Despite being underexplored, this historical movement highlights significant cultural and historical ties within the global South.
Dr. Crawford shares insights from her research on the unique migration patterns and the transnational identities forged among the British West Indians and the local communities of San Andres...2025-07-2744 minDis a fi mi History PodcastUnearthing Caribbean Roots: A Journey of Resilience and IdentityWelcome to the Disafemi History Podcast, where Wendy Aris delves into the intricate world of genealogy with guest Dr. Danielle Gibbs, a passionate UK-based genealogist. In this enlightening episode, listeners are invited to explore the vibrant histories of Jamaica and Trinidad and Tobago, while uncovering how genealogy can empower Caribbean communities and individuals in the diaspora.
Dr. Gibbs shares her journey in establishing Genie Dance, a business dedicated to helping others connect with their roots across England, Jamaica, and beyond. Her expertise not only highlights the challenges of tracing Caribbean ancestry but also reveals the powerful stories...2025-07-2041 minDis a fi mi History PodcastConnecting Puerto Rican Roots: A Journey Through GenealogyJoin the Dis a fi mi History Podcast with host Wendy Aris as we dive into a captivating discussion with genealogist Ms. Joana Diaz, who has dedicated her life to exploring Puerto Rican family roots. In this episode, Joanna shares her experiences and the challenges of tracing Caribbean heritage, particularly Puerto Rican genealogy, through centuries of records and family stories.
Discover Joana's development of an online resource that aids individuals in reconnecting with their ancestry, offering tools and guidance for navigating this complex field of study. Whether you're just beginning to explore your family's past or are...2025-07-1350 minDis a fi mi History PodcastUnveiling the Richness of Vincentian CreoleWelcome to the Dis A fi mi History Podcast, where host Wendy Aris dives deep into the cultural and historical legacy of the Caribbean through enlightening conversations. In this fascinating episode, Wendy sits down with Teddy Mack, a master's student at SOAS University, to explore the intricacies and significance of Vincentian Creole, an English-lexified Creole language.
Born in St. Vincent and the Grenadines, Teddy Mack shares his journey of rediscovering his linguistic heritage, shedding light on how Creole languages often regarded as 'broken English' are in fact fully-fledged languages deserving of recognition and pride. He discusses the...2025-07-0624 minDis a fi mi History PodcastUnveiling the Entanglements: Western Christianity and African RacializationWelcome to the Dis A fi mi History Podcast, hosted by Wendy Aris. In this enlightening episode, Wendy converses with Dr. Josias Tembo, a PhD researcher at Radboud University, to explore the intricate connections between Western Christianity and racialization in Africa. Dr. Tembo shares his insightful research on how Christianity has historically played a role in shaping racial dynamics and how this legacy continues to impact contemporary society.
The discussion delves into Missionary activities and their influence on African communities, revealing the complex interplay between religion and racial hierarchy. Wendy and Dr. Tembo examine the historical role...2025-06-0144 minDis a fi mi History PodcastExploring the Family Dynamics of Enslaved Men: A Caribbean PerspectiveWelcome to this enlightening episode of the Dis A fi mi History podcast, hosted by Wendy Aris. Join us as we delve into a nuanced conversation with Professor Randy Brown, an award-winning historian, as he reveals the untold narratives of enslaved men in the British Caribbean.
Through their discussion, Professor Brown sheds light on the complexities of family life for enslaved men in Berbice between 1819 and 1834, demonstrating how these men navigated their roles as husbands and fathers within the confines of slavery. Learn about the challenges of family separation, the struggle for familial bonds, and the silent...2025-05-2647 minDis a fi mi History PodcastEmpowering Through Black History with Ernest Crim IIIWelcome to the Dis A fi mi History Podcast, featuring an enlightening conversation with anti-racist educator and author Ernest Crim III. In this episode, discover the profound impact of Black history in combating racism and empowering youth. Ernest shares his personal journey, starting with the transformative experience of surviving a hate crime and how it shaped his path as an educator.
Explore the insights from his book, How Black History Can Save Your Life, which provides compelling narratives on how history can empower individuals and communities today. From examining personal family histories, to the broader implications of...2025-05-1847 minDis a fi mi History PodcastUnveiling Myths: The Truth About Caribbean Irish HistoryIn this episode of the Dis A fimi History Podcast, join host Wendy Aris as she engages in a profound conversation with historian Miki Garcia about the complexities of Caribbean Irish history. Dr. Garcia, a renowned author and educationalist with a PhD in Irish and British social history, shares insights from his book, "Being Irish: How the Slave Myth Was Made."
The discussion disentangles the often-confused narratives of Irish indentured servitude and African chattel slavery, unraveling inaccuracies that have perpetuated historical myths and contributed to modern misunderstandings. You'll learn how these misunderstandings emerged, their socio-political leverage, and...2025-05-1124 minDis a fi mi History PodcastUnraveling Caribbean Creole: The Power of ReduplicationWelcome to a captivating episode of the Dis A fi mi History Podcast, hosted by Wendy Aris. Today, we dive deep into Caribbean Creole linguistics with Silvia Kouwenberg, a renowned professor and dean at the University of the West Indies. This episode explores the typology of Caribbean Creole reduplication, unveiling its historical roots and complexity.
Silvia shares her journey in linguistics, emphasizing the misconception that Caribbean Creole languages are incomplete or broken. Instead, she reveals the intricacies of these languages, their deep historical connections to West African languages, and how they reflect cultural and familial heritage.
2025-05-0439 minDis a fi mi History PodcastUnearthing Caribbean Ancestry: A Journey Through HistoryWelcome to the Dis A fi mi History Podcast, a space where Caribbean history and its profound impact on present-day experiences are explored. In this episode, Wendy Aris engages in a compelling conversation with Ms. Peggy Plet, a distinguished researcher and author known for her work on Black history, including the biography of Jan Ernst Matzeliger.
Dive into the intriguing world of Dutch Caribbean family history research as Wendy and Ms. Plet discuss personal journeys, the challenges of accessing historical records, and the power of oral traditions. Discover how colonial legacies continue to shape family narratives and...2025-04-2753 minDis a fi mi History PodcastUnveiling the Layers of Slavery, Capitalism, and ImperialismJoin Wendy Aris and Dr. Sébastien Rioux, an Associate Professor at the University of Montreal, as they delve into the intricacies of the article Slavery, Capitalism, and Imperialism, Its Impact in the Caribbean. This episode explores the interconnectedness of historical forces, examining how slavery served as a catalyst for economic growth and industrial power in Europe. Through insightful discussions, the episode highlights the role of enslaved labor in shaping global trade and the complexities of their resistance. Tune in to understand how these historical dynamics continue to influence contemporary racial and economic inequalities. Bio
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Holder of the Canada Research Chair in the Political Economy of Food and Well-being
Books ...2025-04-0648 minDis a fi mi History PodcastUnveiling Operation Legacy: The Hidden History of British ColonialismWelcome to the Dis Afimi History podcast, where we explore the intricate connections between history and contemporary Caribbean life. In this episode, Wendy Aris is joined by Dr. Audra A. Diptée, an Associate Professor specializing in Africa and the Caribbean at Carleton University, to delve into the covert British policy known as Operation Legacy. This policy, carried out between the 1950s and 1970s, aimed to destroy or secretly remove colonial documents from 37 former British colonies, including those on the brink of political independence.
Dr. Diptée reveals the shocking extent of Operation Legacy and its impact on...2025-03-3045 minDis a fi mi History PodcastExploring Caribbean Roots: The West Indian Legacy in CubaJoin Wendy Aris and Professor Paulette A. Ramsey as they delve into the fascinating journey of West Indian migrants in Cuba. Discover the rich history and cultural dynamics of these communities and their enduring legacy. Professor Ramsey shares insights from her book, revealing intricate tales of migration, resilience, and cultural preservation against the backdrop of the Caribbean and Latin America.
Explore the motivations that drove Jamaicans and other West Indians to Cuba, from seeking better economic opportunities to escaping sociopolitical tensions. Learn about the significant influence they had on Cuban society, including their introduction of cultural traditions...2025-03-2358 minDis a fi mi History PodcastTracing the Echoes of Haitian Migration: Emilio Duanes' Enigmatic LegacyWelcome to the Dis A fi mi History podcast, where we explore the depths of Caribbean history and its impact on the present. In this episode, host Wendy Aris is joined by Dr. Matthew Casey, an Associate Professor of History and expert on early 20th-century Cuba and Haiti. Together, they delve into the fascinating life of Haitian-Cuban supercentenarian Emilio Duanes, discussing the significance of his migration story and the narratives of belonging in Cuba's digital landscape.
Dr. Casey sheds light on the challenges of Haitian migrants in Cuba, drawing a connection between historical documentation and oral histories...2025-03-161h 00Dis a fi mi History PodcastUnveiling the Maroon Movements: A Dive into Caribbean ResistanceWelcome to the Dis A fi mi History podcast, where we explore intriguing facets of history and its impact on Caribbean cultures. In this episode, Wendy Aris chats with Dr. Crystal Nicole Eddins, a distinguished Associate Professor of Sociology at the University of Pittsburgh, to delve into the Maroon movements' significant role in resisting imperial forces.
Dr. Eddins shares insights from her research on the Haitian Revolution, focusing on the Maroons' resistance against European colonizers and their crucial influence in shaping Caribbean history. She discusses the cycles of resistance and cultural resilience witnessed in Haiti and other...2025-03-0934 minDis a fi mi History PodcastUntold Histories: Unveiling 19th Century MartiniqueDive into the complex tapestry of Martinique's history as we explore the racial dynamics and social hierarchies of the 19th century. Join Wendy Aris and Adélaïde Marine-Gougeon, a doctoral researcher at Sorbonne University, as they dissect the intricacies of racial mixing, identity, and the lingering impact of colonialism. Discover the untold narratives of white Creole families and the perception of race, exploring how historical events shaped present attitudes towards race and identity in the Caribbean.
Through this engaging discussion, learn about the persisting social hierarchies, religious influences, and the subtle challenges faced by mixed-race individuals na...2025-03-0239 minDis a fi mi History PodcastUnveiling the Forgotten Origins of the Transatlantic Slave TradeWelcome to the Dis A fi mi History podcast! In this episode, host Wendy Aris delves into a compelling conversation with Dr. Gnimbin A. Ouattara, a Fulbright Scholar from Côte d'Ivoire and a Professor of History and International Studies. Together, they explore the overlooked narratives surrounding the birth of the Transatlantic Slave Trade between 1421 and 1441.
Dr. Ouattara shares insights into his research on the Portuguese expeditions along the African coast, shedding light on the pivotal role played by Prince Henry the Navigator in initiating this dark chapter of history. The discussion also challenges widely accepted perspectives, s...2025-02-231h 13Dis a fi mi History PodcastCelebrating Miss Lou: The Jamaican IconIn this episode of the Dis Afimi History podcast, join us as Wendy Aris hosts the multifaceted Jamaican-Canadian talent, Tanya Hernandez, also known by her stage name Ms. Tanya Lou. Renowned for her love for culture and history, Tanya is a teacher, motivational speaker, author, social commentator, folklorist, and music recording artist.
Tanya delves into her latest tribute book, "Ay-Ya-Yai Miss Lou, Voice of the Jamaican People," a captivating biography dedicated to Jamaica’s cultural hero, Miss Lou. Tune in to explore the untold stories and impact of Miss Lou, who played an instrumental role in preserving Ja...2025-02-1947 minDis a fi mi History PodcastFrom Saint-Domingue to Jamaica: The Refugee ExperienceWelcome to the Dis A fi mi History podcast episode where Wendy Aris hosts Jannik Keindorf, a PhD candidate from the University of Tübingen, Germany. In this insightful dialogue, they explore the intricate historical narratives of political migrations across the Caribbean islands during the age of revolutions, focusing on Jamaica's role as a critical hub.
Jannik sheds light on his research within the ERC Project Atlantic Exiles, which delves into how Jamaica became an epicenter for refugees displaced by the American, Haitian, and Spanish-American revolutions. Together, they delve into his article that examines French emigrants and p...2025-02-0953 minDis a fi mi History PodcastExploring Black History through Travel with Diaspora DiscoveriesIn this episode of the Dis A fi mi History podcast, host Wendy Aris is joined by Professor Nneka Dennie, an expert in African American and Caribbean history. Nneka shares her journey of founding Diaspora Discoveries, a platform aimed at educating travelers about Black history and culture through immersive experiences in the Caribbean.
Learn about the fascinating trips that combine historical education with leisure activities, allowing participants to explore significant sites such as the Newton Slave Burial Ground in Barbados, and engage with local experts and archives. Nneka discusses the motivations behind her unique approach to learning...2025-02-0219 minDis a fi mi History PodcastPreserving the Chinese Jamaican LegacyWelcome to the Dis A Fi mi History podcast, where we dive into the intersection of Caribbean history and family narratives. In this engaging episode, our host, Wendy Aris, is joined by Daniel Clarkson Fisher, a Toronto-based writer, educator, and creator of the Chinese Jamaican Oral History Project. Together, they explore the ways history impacts present and future generations, particularly within the Caribbean diaspora.
Daniel shares his journey in creating an oral history project that sheds light on the experiences of Chinese Jamaicans in Canada, uncovering personal stories that emphasize the importance of preserving cultural heritage. With...2024-12-2952 minDis a fi mi History PodcastUncovering African Heritage: A Journey Through History and IdentityWelcome to the Dis A fi mi History podcast! In this enlightening episode, host Wendy Aris engages in a thought-provoking conversation with distinguished guest Marvin Hokstam. Marvin, a journalist, writer, and educator from Suriname, shares his compelling journey of exploring his African ancestry and discussing the significance of understanding personal and collective histories.
Together, they dive into the role of education in empowering the African diaspora, particularly through Marvin's innovative work in promoting Afro-centric educational initiatives. Marvin’s rich storytelling transports listeners from his Surinamese roots, through the legacy of his revered ancestors, to the creation of in...2024-12-2248 minDis a fi mi History PodcastSyrian and Lebanese Roots: A Cuban StoryWelcome to the latest episode of Dis A fi mi History, where Wendy Aris hosts an enlightening discussion on the historical migration of Syrians and Lebanese to Cuba. Joining her is Dr. John Ermer, a seasoned professor in the History Department at Florida International University.
In this episode, listeners will delve into the fascinating journey of Lebanese and Syrian Cubans, exploring the intricate dynamics of their migration, cultural integration, and economic contributions in Cuba since the 19th century. Together with Dr. Ermer, we examine historical records and personal stories that reveal the community's significant impact on Cuban...2024-12-1542 minDis a fi mi History PodcastUncovering Unsung Heroes: African & Caribbean RAF Volunteers in World WarsWelcome to the Dis A fi mi History podcast, where we delve into the intertwining worlds of history, family lineage, and the narratives of the Caribbean people. In this episode, host Wendy Aris is joined by Russell Smith, a PhD candidate and published author, to explore the contributions of African and Caribbean volunteers in the Royal Air Force during the World Wars.
Russell, who has an extensive background in historical research, sheds light on the motivations, challenges, and significant achievements of these courageous individuals. He discusses the notable figures who rose above racial inequalities to serve and...2024-12-0844 minDis a fi mi History PodcastUnearthing Stolen Voices: The Untold Story of the Amistad RebellionWelcome to the Dis A fi mi History podcast, where history intertwines with family narratives to shed light on the past, present, and future for Caribbean people. In this enlightening episode, host Wendy Aris engages in a profound discussion with guest D.B. Buck, author and educator, about his compelling book, "Stolen Voices, Sangbae Pieh," which relays the gripping tale of the Amistad Rebellion led by the heroic Sengbe Pieh, also known as Cinqué.
Join us as we delve into the powerful narrative and historical intricacies approached in Buck's novel. The conversation unveils not just the historical e...2024-12-0136 minDis a fi mi History PodcastUnveiling the Forgotten Leaders: East Indian Women in IndentureWelcome to the Dis A fi mi History podcast! In this episode, host Wendy Aris is joined by Dr. Lomash Roopnarine, a distinguished professor of Caribbean and Latin American history at Jackson State University, originally from Guyana. Dr. Roopnarine, a renowned author, delves into the impactful roles of East Indian women during their indentured servitude in British Guiana from 1838 to 1920.
The discussion sheds light on the largely overlooked history of East Indian women, who utilized their rare presence as a strategic advantage within the plantation system. Despite facing numerous challenges, including cultural and gender biases, and the...2024-11-2444 minDis a fi mi History PodcastThe Trelawney Maroons: A Journey from Jamaica to Nova ScotiaIn this episode of the Dis A fi mi History podcast, host Wendy Aris is joined by Murphy Brown, a passionate advocate for education and human rights, to explore the intriguing history of the Trelawney Maroons from Jamaica. The discussion delves into the Maroons' exile to Nova Scotia in the late 18th century and their enduring legacy.
Murphy Brown, who prefers to be called Abina Agbetu, shares her personal journey of understanding her African heritage, and the significance of names in tracing family history. She vividly recounts the resilience of the Maroons, their struggles against colonial powers...2024-11-2059 minDis a fi mi History PodcastUnlocking Caribbean Heritage: Exploring the Digital Library of the CaribbeanIn this episode of the Dis A fi mi History podcast, host Wendy Aris is joined by Katie Coldiron and Stephanie M. Chansey from the Digital Library of the Caribbean (DLOC). Together, they explore the history, evolution, and impact of DLOC, a collaborative platform offering free and open access to Caribbean cultural, historical, and research materials. Established in 2004, DLOC has grown to include nearly 100 partners worldwide, providing invaluable resources for both academic and personal research.
Listeners will learn about DLOC's mission to preserve and share Caribbean heritage, the diverse range of materials available, and the i...2024-11-1047 minDis a fi mi History PodcastUnveiling the Legacy: St. Eustatius and the Struggle for EmancipationWelcome to the Dis A fi mi History podcast, where we delve into the rich tapestry of Caribbean history and its enduring impact on the present. Join host Wendy Aris as she explores the complex layers of history, family, and identity that shape the Caribbean experience.
In this episode, Wendy sits down with Kenneth Cuvalay from the St. Eustatius African Burial Ground Alliance to discuss the historical and demographic landscape of St. Eustatius during the emancipation period of 1863. Together, they unravel the stories of the enslaved population on the island, examining the lasting effects of colonialism and...2024-11-0346 minDis a fi mi History PodcastExploring the Rich Tapestry of St. Martin's Heritage with Le Fruits de MerWelcome to the Dis A fi mi History podcast, where we delve into the rich history and cultural heritage of Caribbean people, both past and present. In this episode, host Wendy Aris is joined by Mark Yokoyama, a passionate advocate for preserving the unique nature and heritage of St. Martin and the Caribbean through his work with the nonprofit organization, Le Fruits de Mer.
Mark shares the mission of Le Fruit de Mer, which is dedicated to educating locals and visitors about the island's nature, culture, and heritage. From organizing engaging events like wildlife festivals to creating...2024-10-2044 minDis a fi mi History PodcastExploring Caribbean Roots: Dis A fi mi History PodcastWelcome to the Dis A fi mi History Podcast, hosted by Wendy Aris. Dive into the rich tapestry of Caribbean history and genealogy, exploring the profound connections between the past and present. This podcast is a journey through family histories, particularly for descendants of enslaved Africans, revealing how our ancestors' stories shape our modern lives.
In this trailer episode, Wendy shares her personal quest to uncover her family's history, driven by a desire to answer medical questions and understand her roots. With guidance from her mother's stories and Caribbean historical records, she ventures to trace her lineage...2024-10-1503 minDis a fi mi History PodcastRestoring Ancestral Connections: The St. Eustatius Family Heritage Project
Welcome to the Disafemi History Podcast! In this episode, Wendy Aris is joined by Kenneth Cuvalay, president of the St. Eustatius African Burial Ground Alliance. Kenneth shares the compelling story behind the Family Heritage Project, "Make the Connection," which aims to reconnect descendants of enslaved people in St. Eustatius with their ancestral roots.
The discussion delves into the historical significance of the African burial grounds on the island, the challenges faced during archival research, and the broader implications of colonial history on the present-day community. Kenneth recounts his personal journey, the community's mixed reactions, and the project's...2024-10-0556 minDis a fi mi History PodcastThe Baptist War: Jamaica's Fight for FreedomWelcome to the Disafemi History Podcast! In this episode, hosted by Wendy Aris, we delve into a pivotal moment in Jamaican history—the Baptist War, also known as the Christmas Rebellion of 1831-1832. This significant uprising not only altered the course of Jamaica but also played a crucial role in the fight against slavery in the Caribbean.
We are joined by Professor Samuel Momodou from Tennessee State University, who brings his expertise and passion for history to explore the events leading up to the rebellion, its key figures like Samuel Sharp, and the lasting impact it had on...2024-09-2917 minDis a fi mi History PodcastControl and Resistance: The Untold Story of Indentured Labor in SurinameIn this episode, we are joined by Professor Rosemarijn Hoefte, a historian specializing in the history of Suriname after 1873. She is a professor at the University of Amsterdam and a researcher at the Royal Institute of Southeast Asian and Caribbean Studies in the Netherlands.
Professor Hoefte discusses her article, "Control and Resistance: Indentured Labor in Suriname," offering an in-depth look into the period following the abolition of slavery. She explores the origins of indentured laborers, mainly from British India and Java (present-day Indonesia), and the significant impact they had on Suriname's society and economy.
The...2024-09-2228 minDis a fi mi History PodcastWhen ‘Blood Speaks’: Kinship and Mysticism in Dominica with Dr. Adom Philogene HeronIn this thought-provoking episode, host Wendy Aris sits down with Dr. Adom Philogene Heron to discuss his fascinating article, "When ‘Blood Speaks’: Naming the Father and the Mystics of Kinship in Dominica, Eastern Caribbean." Dr. Heron, a renowned anthropologist, brings his deep understanding of Caribbean kinship and social practices to the conversation, offering listeners a unique insight into the intricate dynamics of family and identity in Dominica.
Wendy and Dr. Heron explore the cultural and spiritual significance of naming the father within Dominican society, delving into the ways in which bloodlines and kinship are perceived and articulated. They...2024-09-151h 12Dis a fi mi History PodcastThe Japanese/Okinawan Descendants in Cuba: A Conversation with Elisa Romulo BorgesIn this captivating episode, host Wendy Aris engages in a profound conversation with Elisa Romulo Borges about her insightful article "The Japanese/Okinawan Descendants in Cuba." Together, they uncover the rich history and cultural heritage of Japanese and Okinawan descendants living in Cuba, shedding light on a unique and lesser-known aspect of Cuban history.
Elisa Romulo Borges, an expert in Latin American and Caribbean studies, brings her extensive research and personal experiences to the discussion. Wendy and Elisa explore the origins of Japanese and Okinawan migration to Cuba, the integration and adaptation of these communities, and their...2024-09-0845 minDis a fi mi History PodcastUnveiling Hidden Histories: Runaway Slaves in 18th Century BritainWelcome to the Dis a fi mi History Podcast, where we delve into the rich tapestry of history, focusing on family histories and their relevance to Caribbean people, both past and present. In this episode, host Wendy Aris is joined by Simon P. Newman, a distinguished fellow at the Institute for Research in the Humanities at the University of Wisconsin-Madison.
Professor Newman shares his extensive research on the history of slavery in the British Atlantic world, particularly his groundbreaking work on the database of runaway slave advertisements published in 18th century Britain. Discover the hidden stories of...2024-09-0136 minDis a fi mi History PodcastQuakerism and Slavery in the British Virgin Islands Associate Professor John M. ChenowethWelcome to the Dis a fi mi History Podcast! In this episode, host Wendy Aris is joined by John M. Chenoweth, an Associate Professor of Anthropology at the University of Michigan, Dearborn. Professor Chenoweth specializes in the archaeology of religion and the complex negotiations between religion, race, and social identities.
This episode delves into the relatively untold narrative of the Quakers in the British Virgin Islands. We explore how Quakerism established itself in the region, the intricate dynamics between Quaker beliefs and the institution of slavery, and the broader social and economic implications of these interactions.
2024-08-2544 minDis a fi mi History PodcastUnraveling English Roots: Genealogy with Robin R. FosterJoin us in this episode as we welcome back Robin R. Foster, founder of Genealogy, Just Ask, and an award-winning author. Robin discusses her latest book, My Best Genealogy Tips: Researching Your English Roots, and shares her personal journey in tracing her English ancestry, overcoming challenges, and uncovering fascinating family stories.
Robin offers invaluable advice on starting your genealogical journey, utilizing online databases, and navigating common pitfalls. She also highlights lesser-known resources and the impact of DNA testing on family research. Whether you're a seasoned genealogist or just starting, this episode is packed with insights to help...2024-08-1831 minDis a fi mi History PodcastPostwar Japanese Emigration to the Dominican Republic: A Conversation with Professor Greg RobinsonIn this insightful episode, host Wendy Aris welcomes Professor Greg Robinson, a distinguished historian from l'Université du Québec à Montréal, to discuss his compelling article "Postwar Japanese Emigration to the Dominican Republic." Together, they explore the fascinating and often overlooked chapter of history involving the migration of Japanese citizens to the Dominican Republic after World War II.
Professor Robinson provides an in-depth analysis of the circumstances that led to this unique emigration wave, the challenges and opportunities faced by the Japanese immigrants, and the lasting impact on both Japanese and Dominican societies. Wendy and Professor Robinson delv...2024-08-1119 minDis a fi mi History PodcastUnveiling the Indigenous Histories: Columbus and the CaribbeanJoin us in this insightful episode as we talk with anthropologist Krystal DaCosta about her fascinating article, "Who Are the Indigenous People That Columbus Met?" Krystal, based in New York City, delves into her Caribbean heritage, the colonial narratives she grew up with, and how her understanding of Caribbean history evolved over time.
Through a personal lens, Krystal explores how historical narratives can be manipulated, the impact of colonialism on indigenous perceptions, and the importance of re-examining the legacy of figures like Columbus. She also discusses the broader themes of European colonization and the role of education...2024-08-0415 minDis a fi mi History PodcastUnveiling the Untold Stories of Enslaved Children in JamaicaWelcome to the Dis a fi mi History Podcast! In this episode, host Wendy Aris is joined by Dr. Colleen A. VASCONCELLOS, Associate Professor of History at the University of West Georgia, to delve into her book Slavery, Childhood, and Abolition in Jamaica, 1788-1838.
Discover the often-overlooked experiences of enslaved children during this turbulent period as Dr. VASCONCELLOS sheds light on their lives, struggles, and resilience. Learn about the legislative milestones, the impact of the abolitionist movement, and the enduring legacy of slavery on education and public health in Jamaica today.
Join us for a...2024-07-281h 06Dis a fi mi History PodcastUnearthing Stories: Oral Tradition and History in Curaçao with Prof. Rose Mary AllenJoin host Wendy Aris as she sits down with the esteemed Prof. Rose Mary Allen to delve into her insightful article, "Oral Tradition as History in the Dutch Caribbean: The Case of Curaçao." In this captivating episode, Prof. Allen shares her profound understanding of how oral traditions serve as vital historical sources, preserving the rich cultural heritage and collective memory of Curaçao. Explore the dynamics of storytelling, the significance of oral histories, and their impact on the broader Caribbean historical narrative. This conversation offers a unique perspective on the interplay between oral tradition and written history, highlighting th...2024-07-2134 min
The NeoLiberal RoundTrailer Excerpt to The Renaldo McKenzie Interview by Wendy Aris of Berkshire Hall and Epping PressThis is an 8-minute trailer excerpt of a recent interview by Wendy Aris of the Dis A Fimi History Podcast who interviewed #theneoliberalround Creator and Host The Neoliberal Round Podcast Professor of Caribbean Thought at Jamaica Theological Seminary and Author of #Neoliberalism, Globalization, Income Inequality, Poverty and Resistance (Now available in any format and in audio via the Audible https://www.audible.com/pd/B099LFCD79/?source_code=AUDFPWS0223189MWT-BK-ACX0-267926&ref=acx_bty_BK_ACX0_267926_rh_us)
Renaldo talks about his #research "Exploring Attitudes Towards Afro-Caribbean Beliefs and Traditions": Read more via https://www.researchgate.net/publication/372364213_Exploring...2024-07-2008 minDis a fi mi History PodcastExploring Indo-Caribbean Heritage: The Kalapani Archives/काला पानी अभिलेखागारWelcome to the Dis A Fi Mi History Podcast! In this episode, we delve into the fascinating Indo-Caribbean heritage with our special guest, Jess from the Kalapani Archives. Jess discusses the significant history of the East Indian indenture labor system that spread across the Caribbean, Africa, and the South Pacific.
Learn about the inception of the Kalapani Archives, a repository that aims to shed light on this overlooked history and its relevance to present-day family research. Discover how Jess and her co-founder Tony, who met online through a shared interest in Indo-Caribbean history, have created a vibrant...2024-07-1437 minDis a fi mi History PodcastExploring the Early Caribbean Digital Archive: A Treasure Trove for Family and Historical ResearchWelcome to the Dis A Fi mi History Podcast! In this episode, we delve into the rich world of the Early Caribbean Digital Archive (ECDA) with the insights of Professors Nicole Aljo and Elizabeth Dillon, alongside their dedicated team.
We explore the origins and objectives of the ECDA, a publicly accessible archive platform that houses a vast collection of pre-20th century Caribbean materials. Learn about their mission to decolonize and democratize knowledge by surfacing hidden narratives, such as those of enslaved individuals, embedded within historical texts.
The team also shares their experiences a...2024-07-0744 minDis a fi mi History PodcastUncovering Caribbean Ancestry: Genetic Insights and Family HistoriesWelcome to the Dis A Fi Mi History Podcast! In this episode, we delve into the fascinating world of genetic anthropology with our special guest, Dr. Jada Benn-Torres, a genetic anthropologist and associate professor at Vanderbilt University. Dr. Benn-Torres shares her intriguing journey into the field and discusses her groundbreaking research on the genetic ancestry and population history of African and Indigenous Caribbean people.
We explore the genetic markers that trace the origins of Caribbean populations, revealing the complex migration patterns and interactions between Indigenous peoples, African ancestors, and European settlers. Dr. Benn-Torres also sheds light on...2024-06-3042 minDis a fi mi History PodcastRooted in Resilience: Tracing Caribbean Ancestry with Sandra Taitt EaddyWelcome to the Dis Afami History podcast! In this episode, host Wendy Aris is joined by Sandra Taitt Eaddy, a genealogist, family historian, and educator, to explore the rich history and heritage of Caribbean people. Sandra, the founder of the Baobab Genealogy Society, shares her passion for genealogy and the significance behind naming her group after the baobab tree, a symbol of strength and resilience.
Throughout the episode, Sandra discusses the mission and activities of the Baobab Genealogy Society, including workshops, seminars, and their annual Genealogy Emancipation Day event. She emphasizes the importance of oral histories in...2024-06-2321 minDis a fi mi History PodcastUnveiling the Power of ROSCAs: A Journey Through Caribbean Community and Financial SupportWelcome to the Dis A Fi Mi History Podcast, where we delve into the rich history and familial ties of Caribbean people, exploring how past traditions shape our present and future. In this episode, your host Wendy Aris is joined by Andrea Barrett, a founding member of the Banker Ladies Council and a community activist from Canada.
Andrea shares her journey and insights into ROSCAs (Rotating Savings and Credit Associations), also known as Susus or Partners in different cultures. Discover how these informal financial systems have empowered Caribbean women, enabling them to save money, support each other...2024-06-1631 minDis a fi mi History PodcastExploring the Complex Legacy of Slavery and Colonialism in Modern ChurchesWelcome to the Disafimi History Podcast! In this episode, host Wendy Aris is joined by Dr. Amisa Zanabu Bakuri, a postdoctoral fellow at the Faculty of Religion and Theology, Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam. Dr. Bakuri's research delves into the intricate connections between religion, well-being, slavery, and colonialism.
Dr. Bakuri shares insights from her article, "Black and White in the Church," exploring the often-overlooked theme of racial dynamics within religious institutions. She provides a nuanced discussion on how historical legacies of slavery and colonialism continue to impact Black and white congregants in churches today.
Through personal anecdotes...2024-06-0923 minDis a fi mi History PodcastUnveiling the Church's Role in Slavery: A Conversation with Richard S. ReddyWelcome to the Dis A fi Mi History Podcast, hosted by Wendy Aris. In this episode, we delve into the complex and often controversial role of the church in both perpetuating and abolishing slavery. Our guest is Richard S. Reddy, a distinguished historian, author, and researcher whose work has profoundly influenced our understanding of this subject.
Richard shares his journey and motivations for exploring this topic, shedding light on the church's involvement in slavery from the 15th century to the 19th century. We discuss historical context, economic interests, and the moral implications of the church's actions.
2024-06-0235 min
Journeys into Genealogy podcastResearching Jamaican Ancestors with Wendy ArisWendy Aris has spent years searching for her Jamaican ancestors. In this episode we discuss what records are available and how far back they go. Visiting the National Archives and National Library in Jamaica, slavery, manumissions and emancipation and some of the surprising places records can be found. 2024-05-2846 minDis a fi mi History PodcastUnlocking the Intricate Web of Caribbean Ancestry - Bahamas DNA Project - Peter J RobertsImmerse yourself in a compelling episode of the Disafimi History Podcast where we delve into the fascinating world of genetic genealogy through the lens of the Bahamas DNA Project. Get lost in an intriguing web of Caribbean ancestry, revealing insights into humanity's shared heritage found in our swathes of DNA. With our special guest, Bahamian genealogist Peter J. Roberts, we explore the roots of the Bahamian people and how modern technology is teasing intricate details from their DNA.
Roberts recounts the origins of his groundbreaking Bahamas DNA Project, inspired by personal quest to trace his Bahamian lineage...2024-05-2628 minDis a fi mi History PodcastUnraveling ROSCAs & Susus: Insights with Professor Caroline Shenaz HosseinDive into the captivating world of ROSCAs and susus with Professor Caroline Shenaz Hossein in this illuminating podcast episode! As an esteemed expert in economic sociology, Professor Hossein unravels the intricacies of these traditional financial systems, exploring their historical roots, cultural significance, and modern-day applications. Discover how ROSCAs and susus foster community cohesion, empower individuals financially, and contribute to economic resilience. Whether you're a finance enthusiast, a cultural aficionado, or simply curious about alternative financial models, this podcast offers valuable insights and thought-provoking discussions. Tune in now to gain a deeper understanding of ROSCAs and susus with Professor Caroline...2024-05-1957 minDis a fi mi History PodcastExploring Jamaican African Religious Traditions with Professor Renaldo McKenzieIn today's episode I will be joined by Professor Renaldo McKenzie as he delves into the rich tapestry of Jamaican African religious traditions. From the vibrant rituals of Pukumina to the deep-rooted practices of Rastafarianism, this episode uncovers the spiritual essence and cultural significance of these traditions.
Tune in as we explore the intersection of faith, heritage, and identity in Jamaica's diverse religious landscape.
Subscribe now to embark on a captivating journey through Jamaica's spiritual history!
BIO:
Prof. Renaldo McKenzie (Rev.) is the President and Chairman of The NeoLiberal Corporation, Adjunct...2024-05-121h 14Dis a fi mi History PodcastDeep Dive into Historical and Contemporary Hairstyles - Kofi PiesieJoin us in a fascinating episode of the Dis A Fi Mi History Podcast,' where host Wendy Aris, deep-dives into the significant, intriguing, and often misunderstood domain of African hair culture.
In a thought-provoking dialogue with author, and independent researcher, Kofi Piesie, we unravel the historical and current impact of slavery on self-perception in terms of skin tone and hair, exposing and challenging derogatory norms.
The episode takes you on a journey across different African ethnic groups, unravelling hair traditions signifying status, age, royalty, and rites of passage. It particularly highlights vibrant traditions across...2024-05-0542 minDis a fi mi History PodcastUnraveling the History and Resilience of the Taino PeopleJoin us for an inspiring episode of the Dis Afami History podcast as we navigate into the heart of the Caribbean's hidden history. This episode journeys into the remarkable resilience and rich culture of the Jamaican Hummingbird Taino people. Embrace an enlightening dialogue between Wendy Aris and Chief Kalan Nibonrix Kaiman as they delve into tales of survival, self-realization, stunning cultural practices, and an ongoing fight for indigenous rights.
Explore Chief Kalan's path to uncovering his Taino and Maroon legacies within his family and community. Discover traditional methods of woodwork, captivating folklore, and farming practices that prove...2024-04-281h 15Dis a fi mi History PodcastUncovering The Secrets Of Old Handwriting With Emma CoxIn this episode I speak with Emma Cox in regards to reading Old English handwriting in Colonial Jamaica. We will be delving into three types of records to interpret and understand the context of the document.
Bio:
Emma Cox has traced her own family history back to royalty in the 12th century and to Huguenots in France, cloth makers and ironmongers in Somerset, farmers and furniture makers in Scotland, and to bishops, barristers, members of parliament and judges across England and the Isle of Man.
Website: https://emmacox.co.uk/
Podcast...2024-04-2040 minDis a fi mi History PodcastJourney Through Haitian Genealogy with Gilles HudicourtIn this insightful episode of the Dis A fi mi History Podcast, we accompany Gilles Hudicourt, a passionate genealogist and founding member of the Association de Généalogie d'Haiti, in his intriguing journey of tracing his Haitian roots. We begin with Gilles' personal narrative of his genealogical discovery initiated from an old family record leading to a delightful exploration of Haitian ancestral heritage.
Gilles details the inception of Association de Généalogie d'Haiti and how his dedication to ancestral research has helped amass extensive online genealogy records. Emphasizing the challenges and rewards involved in preserving hist...2024-04-1358 minDis a fi mi History PodcastThe Irish in the Anglo-Caribbean, Servants or slaves? - Professor Matt ReillyIn this episode of the Dis A Fi Mi History podcast, we embark on an in-depth exploration of the intricate history of the Irish in the Anglo-Caribbean. Special guest, Associate Professor Matthew C. Reilly, an anthropological archaeologist at CUNY, leads us into an enlightening discussion packed with his extensive research on race formation, whiteness, and colonial modernity. The focus of the episode is the Irish role within the indentured servitude and slavery systems of the Caribbean colonial era, a topic covered in depth in Professor Reilly's article, The Irish in the Anglo-Caribbean, Servants or slaves?
We examine...2024-04-0749 minDis a fi mi History PodcastBeautiful African Hair, Please Stop Using the Other N-word - Kofi PiesieWelcome to the latest episode of the Dis A Fi Mi History Podcast, a quest into the heart of history, familial values, and Caribbean identity. In this episode, our host Wendy Aris fosters an enlightening conversation with our esteemed guest, author and cultural expert Kofi Piesie.
They dive into Piesie's fascinating blog post 'Beautiful African Hair, Please Stop Using the Other N-word,' where he sheds light on the misunderstood perception of African hair, often dismissed as 'nappy.' Drawing on historical occurrences and ongoing societal stigmas, Piesie explores the impact it continues to have on individuals...2024-03-3142 minDis a fi mi History PodcastUnraveling the Intricacies of Racial Passing in Jamaican Colonial SocietyIn this captivating episode of the Dis a fi mi History Podcast, host Wendy Aris engages in a stimulating conversation with legal historian Dr. Justine K. Collins. They highlight a fascinating aspect of Jamaican colonial history: the concept of racial passing and its complex interplay with legal proceedings. Significantly, Dr. Collins delivers an into deep analysis of the Jamaican plantocracy's crafty usage of private bills to seize and secure power, contributing to the eventful assertion of white dominion.
Dr. Collins’ scholarly exploration unearths the profound influence such private bills had on altering class and racial perspectives within Ja...2024-03-2436 minDis a fi mi History PodcastA Conversation with Professor Josiana Arroyo-MartinezIn our latest episode of the Disafemi History Podcast, we host an enriching conversation with esteemed scholar Professor Josiana Arroyo-Martinez from the University of Texas, Austin. This episode delves deep into death rituals and their sociocultural implications in Caribbean communities, offering listeners a fresh perspective on a seldom-explored subject.
Professor Arroyo-Martinez brings insights into the intriguing topic "Cities of the Dead, Performing Life in the Caribbean", discussing how Afro and European traditions blend, and how the memory of those enslaved from Africa deeply roots funerary practices. She also engages us with the narrative of the Atlantic Ocean...2024-03-2051 minDis a fi mi History PodcastDr. Mary Njeri Kinyanjui - African Markets and the Utu-Ubuntu Business ModelThis episode I speak with Dr. Mary Njeri Kinyanjui discussing her book African Markets and the Utu-Ubuntu Business Model.
Where UTU (SWAHILI) meaning humanity, human nature
Ubuntu (ZULU) is an ancient African word meaning 'humanity to others.
Bio:
Dr. Mary Njeri Kinyanjui is a retired researcher at the Institute for Development studies, University of Nairobi. She holds a PhD in Geography from Fitzwilliam College, University of Cambridge, and an MA from Kenyatta University, Kenya. She has a wide experience in the study of women and livelihoods. She has published many articles a...2024-03-1136 minDis a fi mi History PodcastBraided Archives - Océane NyelaIn this episode I speak with Phd Candidate Océane Nyela about black hair using the basis of the discussion her masters paper Braided Archives. Bio Phd candidate in communication culture studying hair braiding as (pre)/nonfigurative media in the Black diaspora Link
Website https://www.oceanenyela.ca/
Follow: Twitter/X: @eppinghall
Instagram: @berkshirehalleppingpress
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Theme Music "Africa" is modern ethnic track with fresh chords, African vocal, orchestra. License Creative Commons At...2024-03-0347 minDis a fi mi History PodcastDr Jean Small - AFRICAN RETENTIONS IN FUNERAL RITES IN THE CARIBBEANIn this episode I discuss the funeral rites with Dr Jean Small.
Bio:
JEAN SMALL is a Guyanese Jamaican living in Jamaica since 1954. She graduated from the University of the West Indies in Foreign Languages,–French, Spanish and Latin and her profession all her life has been as an educator. She has worked in Guyana, Trinidad, Nigeria, Australia and here in Jamaica as a teacher of French at both Secondary and University levels. In 2010 Dr Small was awarded the BRONZE MUSGRAVE MEDAL by the Institute of Jamaica for excellence in theatre. In that sam...2024-02-2543 minDis a fi mi History PodcastRevealing the Hidden meaning of Hair in African Literature - Professor Joseph FasholaIn this episode I speak with Professor Joseph Fashola
Bio:
Joseph Fashola holds a Doctorate in Philosophy from the University of Ibadan, Nigeria with special interest in Social Philosophy, African Philosophy, Metaphysics and Logic. He is currently a lecturer in Redeemer’s University, Ede, Nigeria.
Book: https://www.amazon.com/s?i=stripbooks...
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Twitter/X: @eppinghall
Instagram: @berkshirehalleppingpress
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Theme Music "Africa" is m...2024-02-1923 minDis a fi mi History PodcastDr. Sonia Peter - Caribbean TeasIn this episode I speak with Dr Sonia Peter about Caribbean Teas.
Bio:
Dr Sonia Peter is a Natural Product Chemist with interests in ethnomedicine, ethnobotany and plant conservation. She founded the non-profit organization to engage the public within a science engagement platform to promote the value of the plant resource for food security and wellness. She is published in scientific journals on natural product discovery and has penned the plant heritage book entitled ‘Seed Under the Leaf’. The company owner of Heritage Teas.
Heritage Teas Website:
https://worldteaexpo.vporoom.com/Heri...2024-02-1152 minDis a fi mi History PodcastDr Maria del Pilar Kaladeen - A Daughter's Journey from Indenture to WindrushIn this episode I speak with Dr Maria del Pilar Kaladeen about her journey through family history which is based on the article that she wrote "A Daughter's Journey from Indenture to Windrush". This journey of self discovery comes with many turns and viewpoints, and connection to self.
Bio:
María del Pilar Kaladeen is an Associate Fellow at the Institute of Commonwealth Studies, University of London. Her work considers issues of memory, cultural identity, and Empire. She is the editor of the anthologies We Mark Your Memory: Writing from the Descendants of Indenture (University o...2024-02-0455 minDis a fi mi History PodcastGlenda -Rose Layne - Honouring Caribbean Folk Cultures: A Personal ReflectionIn this episode I speak with Ms. Glenda-Rose Layne on the importance of retaining cultural identity. With a concentration on the paper titled Honouring Caribbean Folk Cultures: A Personal Reflection.
Bio:
Glenda-Rose Layne is a professional Storyteller, actress, director, playwright and a performing artist, a Cultural Researcher, and an Academic; she holds a Post Graduate Diploma in Arts and Cultural Enterprise Management, a Master of Arts in Carnival Studies and is presently a PhD Candidate at the University of Trinidad and Tobago (UTT), Ms Layne is a Certified Theatre in Education Drama in Education Practitioner...2023-12-271h 04Dis a fi mi History PodcastChef Keisha Griggs - Caribbean CuisineIn this episode I speak with Chef Keisha Griggs where we discuss foods from the Caribbean and how it represents the history of family and Caribbean people.
Bio:
Chef Keisha Griggs realized her love for cooking at an early age. Within her Trinidadian heritage, good food always came with a great memory. After 13 years as an interactive marketing executive, Chef Keisha followed her passion and lifelong love of cooking to pursue a career in the culinary industry. After graduating from the Arts Institute honored Culinary Arts program, she has had the opportunity to work alongside...2023-12-1748 minDis a fi mi History PodcastThe Role Of Proverbs in African society oral literature - Bamukunda HillaryIn this episode I speak with Bamukunda Hillary on The Role of Proverbs in African Society. Bio: Bamukunda is a poet, researcher, blogger, teacher and youth leader in Uganda. He has written and reviewed various works of art and is currently finalizing his novel ''Love Doves in Apaa'' A poet inspired by nature . poetry can transform society
Paper Link https://www.academia.edu/34707592/Detailed_Research_on_The_Role_Of_Proverbs_in_African_society_oral_literature
https://powerpoetry.org/poet/Bamukunda%20Hillary/poems
https://www.linkedin.com/in/bamukunda-hillary-4357b6136/?originalSubdomain=ug2023-12-1033 minDis a fi mi History PodcastDNA Genealogy - Barbie Jones - The Genealogy Situation RoomIn this episode I speak with Barbie Jones from the podcast The Genealogy Situation Room about DNA Genealogy and how this has impacted the research on her family. This DNA testing has opened the door and revealed her family connection to the Caribbean which has been immense and validated the records and documents that have been uncovered.
Blog: https://thegenealogysituationroom.com/author/unsy3b2vum/
Podcast
https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-genealogy-situation-room/id1544993515
Instagram: @The Genealogy Situation Room
References
https://isogg.org/
T...2023-12-0321 minDis a fi mi History PodcastProvisions Exhibit - Professor Keja ValensIn this episode I speak with Professor Keja Valens in regard to the online exhibit on Provisions.
Bio:
KEJA VALENS is a professor of English at Salem State University. She has published numerous works on Caribbean literature, women’s history, sexuality and diasporic identity, including the books Desire between Women in Caribbean Literature and Querying Consent: Beyond Permission and Refusal. https://nehcaribbean.domains.uflib.ufl.edu/tag/keja-valens/
Provisions Exhibit - Online
http://di.salemstate.edu/provisions/exhibits
Book: Feb 2024 - Release
https://www.indigo.ca/fr-ca/cu...2023-11-2624 minDis a fi mi History PodcastChildren of Uncertain Fortune - Professor Daniel LivesayIn this episode I speak with Daniel Livesay about the book Children of a Uncertain Fortune. This is a narrative that is not spoken or written about during the time of slavery. Mixed Raced children adults are mostly referred to as an adjunct during this time. The book details the narrative of these individuals and the type of lives that they have lived and abstracting this information from wills and the laws during that time. My own genealogy traces some of the same narratives as to what is detailed in the book Children of a Uncertain fortune.
...2023-11-1949 minDis a fi mi History PodcastCongotay!Congotay! - Candice GoucherIn this episode I speak with Retired History Professor Candice Goucher about her book Congotay!Congotay! A Global History of Caribbean Food and why food is such an integral part of one identity.
Dr. Candice Goucher was Professor of History and co-directs the Collective for Social and Environmental Justice at Washington State University, Vancouver, where she has taught since Fall of 2000. Previously she chaired the Black Studies Department at Portland State University, in Portland, Oregon.
Trained as a historian and archaeologist, she has conducted research in West Africa, the Caribbean, Mauritius, and the Northwest.
2023-11-1230 minDis a fi mi History PodcastPernicious Anemia - CEO -Katrina Burchell from @perniciousanaemiasocietyIn this episode I will be speaking with Katrina Burchell who is the Chief Executive Officer from the Pernicious Anemia Society (PAS) and the condition Pernicious Anemia. This condition is heredity on the paternal side of my family with my Great Grandfather dying of the condition. Pernicious Anemia is an Autoimmune Diseases occur when the body produces something that harms itself. A normal healthy person will produce a protein in their stomach called Intrinsic Factor. Intrinsic Factor is produced by Parietal Cells.
Website: https://pernicious-anaemia-society.org/
Symptoms Checklist https://pernicious-anaemia-society.org/articles/symptom-checklist/
...2023-11-051h 06Dis a fi mi History PodcastNakuona - Duppy StoriesIn this episode I speak with the co-founders of Duppy Stories Dr. Judith Bruce-Golding and Sue Brown about Duppy Stories and how this connects to our ancestry . Duppy Stories explores the origins of traditional African and Caribbean stories, African spirituality and their impact on contemporary storytelling, and their relevance in today's society. With funding from the Arts Council England, we were able to commission original African compositions, stories, and music from the diaspora to start our journey
WebSite https://www.duppystories.co.uk/
Press Release https://issuu.com/nakuona/docs/duppy_stories_2022_press_r...2023-10-2956 minDis a fi mi History PodcastHow to Save Family History - We Are HereIn this episode I speak with the group from We Are Here that have created a family history application where you can store all your family history, research. The We Are Here application will be launched at the end of 2023
Landing Page to Sign up
https://for-customers.com/wearehere/
This will be a tiered subscription model
#familyhistoryresearch #familyhistory #recordingmemories
2023-10-1531 minDis a fi mi History PodcastCaribbean Folklore ~ The Duppy Ah Come - Emma KathrynEmma Kathryn (Nottinghamshire, UK) is a staff writer at Witch Way Magazine, The House of Twigs blog, Stone, Root, and Bone blog, the Spiral Nature blog, and Gods & Radicals. She hosts Wild Witch Podcast and has spoken at several UK Pagan events, including Magickal Women Conference in London.
Visit her online at www.EmmaKathrynWildWitchcraft.com Book: https://www.amazon.ca/Season-Songs-Rediscovering-Cycles-Nature/dp/0738771171
Article: https://abeautifulresistance.org/site/2021/5/14/caribbean-folklore-the-duppy-ah-come
Podcast - Wild Witch
https://open.spotify.com/show/4jF8ss1FTjDZqkWZdzevQe
Contact:
https://linktr.ee/emmakathryn2023-10-0148 minDis a fi mi History PodcastEnslaved Africa Names - Professor Kwasi KonaduThis episode discusses the names of Enslaved Africans on Baptism & Slave Registers and what the importance and the meaning behind why they were name and what is represents.
Professor Kwasi Konadu - Bio
Kwasi Konadu is an author, scholar, educator, writer, editor, and historian.
Currently Kwasi Konadu is John D. and Catherine T. MacArthur Endowed Chair and Professor at Colgate University, where he teaches courses in African history and on worldwide African histories and cultures. With extensive archival and field research in West Africa, Europe, Brazil, the Caribbean, and North America, his writi...2023-09-2439 minDis a fi mi History PodcastEmancipation & Apprenticeship System in British Caribbean - Dr Dexter GabrielIn this episode I speak with Dr Dexter Gabriel about Emancipation & Apprenticeship System in British Caribbean .
Article:
https://www.readex.com/readex-report/issues/volume-14-issue-1/envisaging-freedom-eve-emancipation-british-caribbean-1833
Book:
https://www.amazon.com/Jubilees-Experiment-Abolitionism-Slaveries-Emancipation/dp/1108845509
Ph.D. Stony Brook University, 2016
Research Specialities: Black Atlantic, Slavery, Abolition and Emancipation, Post-emancipation Societies, and Slavery in Popular Culture
Dr. Dexter Gabriel earned his B.A. in history from Texas State University-San Marcos, an M.A. in history also from Texas State University-San Marcos, and his Ph.D...2023-09-1125 minDis a fi mi History PodcastEmancipation & Apprenticeship System in British Caribbean - Dr Dexter GabrielIn this episode I speak with Dr Dexter Gabriel about Emancipation & Apprenticeship System in British Caribbean .
Article:
https://www.readex.com/readex-report/issues/volume-14-issue-1/envisaging-freedom-eve-emancipation-british-caribbean-1833
Book:
https://www.amazon.com/Jubilees-Experiment-Abolitionism-Slaveries-Emancipation/dp/1108845509
Ph.D. Stony Brook University, 2016
Research Specialities: Black Atlantic, Slavery, Abolition and Emancipation, Post-emancipation Societies, and Slavery in Popular Culture
Dr. Dexter Gabriel earned his B.A. in history from Texas State University-San Marcos, an M.A. in history also from Texas State University-San Marcos, and his Ph.D...2023-09-1000 minDis a fi mi History PodcastLanre Tunj-Ajayi - Sickle Cell AnemiaIn this episode I speak with the CEO Lanre Tunji-Ajayi of the Sickle Cell Anemia Association of Ontario about the heredity condition.
Website: https://sicklecellanemia.ca/
October 2023 Marathon: https://raceroster.com/events/2023/65909/2023-tcs-toronto-waterfront-marathon/fundraising-organization/46852
Blood Partner: https://sicklecellanemia.ca/be-our-blood-partner
2023-08-2746 min
Dis a fi mi History PodcastVerona Spence-Adofo - Anansi Stories - The TricksterVerona Spence-Adofo is the co-founder of Ancestral Voices, an educational initiative spanning over a decade with the sole purpose of documenting and disseminating research-based knowledge about African sacred cosmologies, their spiritual philosophies and practices.
Website: https://ancestralvoices.co.uk/
Film: https://filmfreeway.com/av2
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/AncestralVoicesFilms
Article Link: https://folklorethursday.com/regional-folklore/anansi-the-spider-trickster-or-teacher/
TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@ancestral_voices
Book: https://www.amazon.com/Rituals-Living-Vusamazulu-Credo-Mutwa/dp/B07V3P8LYF
YouTube Episode: https://youtu.be/bvpXzC3KKsg2023-08-1226 min
Dis a fi mi History PodcastDr Victoria Barnett-Woods - Bequeathed Unto My Daughter..Slaves.......In this episode I will be speaking with Victoria Barnett-Woods who is an Assistant Teaching Professor at Loyola University Maryland in the Humanities Department. Where she specializes in literature of the long eighteenth century. Currently is the Associate Director for student programming & experimental learning at the Starr Centre Washington College.
Book Link:
https://www.amazon.com/-/es/Victoria-Barnett-Woods-ebook/dp/B086XK81FY?ref_=ast_author_mpb
Article Link:
https://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/abs/10.1111/1754-0208.12803
Current Research:
Manuscript in Progress: Reading the West Indies: Empire, Slavery, and the Rise of the Novel.
Contact
Twitter @VictoriaBWs2023-07-2952 min
Dis a fi mi History PodcastDr Justine Collins - Impact of British Parliamentary Legislations on Enslaved Women 1700s-1800sIn this episode I speak with Dr. Justine K Collins about the Barbados Slave Code 1660's. Dr Justine K Collins is a Legal Historian and a Postdoctoral Researcher & Lecturer at SOAS University of London, Faculty of Law.
BIO:
She is a legal historian and specialises in the intersection of law and society particularly within colonial slavery laws of the Atlantic World. She completed her doctoral studies at the Goethe University Frankfurt in conjunction with the Max Planck Institute for European Legal History and Legal Theory in Frankfurt, Germany.
Her thesis engaged legal comparative analysis to trace the origins and influences...2023-07-1640 min
Dis a fi mi History PodcastDr Justine K Collins - Barbados Slave Code 1660’sIn this episode I speak with Dr. Justine K Collins about the Barbados Slave Code 1660's. Dr Justine K Collins Postdoctoral Researcher & Lecturer at SOAS University of London, Faculty of Law.
Bio:
BIO:
She is a legal historian and specialises in the intersection of law and society particularly within colonial slavery laws of the Atlantic World. She completed her doctoral studies at the Goethe University Frankfurt in conjunction with the Max Planck Institute for European Legal History and Legal Theory in Frankfurt, Germany.
Her thesis engaged legal comparative analysis to trace the origins and influences of the British Caribbean slavery...2023-07-0250 min
Dis a fi mi History PodcastDr David B Ryden -Manumission in Late Eighteenth-Century JamaicaIn this episode I speak with David Beck Ryden (Associate Professor of History, University of Houston - Downtown) has degrees in Economics and History from Connecticut College (BA), the University of Delaware's College of Business and Economics (MA), and the University of Minnesota's Department of History (Ph.D.). He is the author of several articles on British American slave societies for Slavery and Abolition, The Journal of Interdisciplinary History, and Social Science History. He is also editor of The Promoters of the Slave Trade, a collection of pro-slavery pamphlets produced by West Indian planters during the age of abolition...2023-06-1854 min
If These Walls Could TalkWendy and Tym Get Intimate with Singer Songwriter Aris ZiagosIf These Walls Could Talk with Wendy Stuart & Tym MossHosts: WENDY STUART & TYM MOSSSpecial guest: ARIS ZIAGOSWednesday, August 3rd2pm EST LIVE from PANGEA Restaurant, NYCWatch LIVE on YouTube at Wendy Stuart TVWho else but hosts Wendy Stuart and Tym Moss could “spill the tea” on their weekly show “If These Walls Could Talk” live from Pangea Restaurant on the Lower Eastside of NYC, with their unique style, of honest, and emotional interviews, sharing the fascinating backstories of celebrities, entertainers, recording artists, writers and artists and bringing...2023-02-171h 02
Dis a fi mi History PodcastRobin R Foster - My Best Genealogy Tips Finding Formerly Enslaved AncestorsIn this episode I talk with Robin R Foster in regards to her most recent book My Best Genealogy Tips: Finding Formerly Enslaved Ancestors. Bio: Robin dedicated to helping you past your research challenges in finding resources to identify your ancestors. I loved helping others while volunteering at FamilySearch, and I am excited to help anyone who needs assistance. Former Family History Center Director at Greenwood South Carolina Family History Center Founder of Genealogy Just Ask PLUS Website: https://www.genealogyjustask.com/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/GenealogyJustAsk Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/genealogyjustask/?hl=en Twitter:@genelogyjustask Purchase Book Amazon: https://www.amazon.com/My-Best-Geneal...2022-11-0622 min
Dis a fi mi History PodcastPaul Crooks - Slave Record Jamaica -Paul Crooks is an author, genealogist and speaker. Mr. Crooks is a specialist in African Caribbean genealogy and speaker. He spent over 13 years searching public records for his West African ancestors enslaved in Jamaica during the period of transatlantic enslavement Century. By 1998 he was acclaimed as the first person of African Caribbean descent to trace his roots. Website: https://paulcrooks.info/ Books - Amazon Link https://www.amazon.com/Paul-Crooks/e/B001K81MDU? Course Offerings: https://www.eventbrite.ca/o/black-history-speaker-paul-crooks-18089386487 Contact Twitter: @history_speaker Instagram:@ ancestrytalks Dis A Fi Mi History Podcast Contact: Twitter: @eppinghall Email: disafimihistorypodcast@gmail.com Genealogy Workbook: https://www.amazon.com/Genealogy-Workbook-Family-History-Research/dp/B09NRHG3M3/ #slaverecords #podcast #jamaicanhistory
2022-10-2332 min
Dis a fi mi History PodcastCarlston Walters - Caribbean Family History Group - Part 2In todays episode I will be speaking with Carlston Walters of Caribbean Family History. This group assist family history researchers with overcoming their obstacles in researching their roots. Contact: Email: cfhg.sol.birm@gmail.com Website:http://www.caribbeanfamilyhistorygroup.org/ Contact: Twitter: @eppinghall Email: disafimihistorypodcast@gmail.com Genealogy Workbook: https://www.lulu.com/en/us/shop/wendy-aris/genealogy-workbook/paperback/product-88wyv4.html?page=1&pageSize=4 https://www.amazon.com/Genealogy-Workbook-Family-History-Research/dp/B09NRHG3M3/ #podcast #caribbeanhistory #familyhistory
2022-10-0916 min
Dis a fi mi History PodcastCarlston Walters - Caribbean Family History Group - Part 1In todays episode I will be speaking with Carlston Walters of Caribbean Family History. This group assist family history researchers with overcoming their obstacles in researching their roots. Contact: Email: cfhg.sol.birm@gmail.com Website:http://www.caribbeanfamilyhistorygroup.org/ Contact: Twitter: @eppinghall Email: disafimihistorypodcast@gmail.com Genealogy Workbook: https://www.lulu.com/en/us/shop/wendy-aris/genealogy-workbook/paperback/product-88wyv4.html?page=1&pageSize=4 https://www.amazon.com/Genealogy-Workbook-Family-History-Research/dp/B09NRHG3M3/ #podcast #caribbeanhistory #familyhistory
2022-09-2535 min
Dis a fi mi History PodcastDr. Kofi Barima -Cutting Across Space and Time: Obeah’s Service to Jamaica’s Freedom Struggle..In today's episode I speak with Dr. Kofi Barima who is an assistant professor at Jackson State University of Public History and the Atlantic World ( African Diaspora Specialty). We discuss Dr. Kofi Barima paper of Obeah impact on slave revolt in Jamaica Paper Link: http://www.jpanafrican.org/docs/vol9no4/JuneJuly-3-Barima.pdf Website: https://godboxtours.com/about-ghana/ Contact: Twitter: @eppinghall Email: disafimihistorypodcast@gmail.com Genealogy Workbook: https://www.lulu.com/en/us/shop/wendy-aris/genealogy-workbook/paperback/product-88wyv4.html?page=1&pageSize=4
2022-03-2049 min
Dis a fi mi History PodcastRobin R Foster - Author - My Best Genealogy Tips: Quick Keys to Research AncestryIn this episode I speak with Robin R Foster about her newly published book 'My Best Genealogy Tips: Quick Keys to Research Family Ancestry. There were many themes that were discussed in this podcast episode. Bio: Robin dedicated to helping you past your research challenges in finding resources to identify your ancestors. I loved helping others while volunteering at FamilySearch, and I am excited to help anyone who needs assistance. Former Family History Center Director at Greenwood South Carolina Family History Center Founder of Genealogy Just Ask PLUS Website: https://www.genealogyjustask.com/ Book Link: https://books2read.com/ap/nBQZP7/Robin-R-Foster YouTube: https://yout...2021-12-0528 min
Dis a fi mi History PodcastDudley McLean II - Jamaica Best Kept Secret: Blacks Owned SlavesIn this episode I speak with Dudley McLean II in regards the article he wrote for the Jamaica Observer Jamaica's best kept secret: Blacks owned slaves Article:https://www.jamaicaobserver.com/the-agenda/jamaica-s-best-kept-secret-blacks-owned-slaves_183096 Dudley Constantine McLean II is the founder and the executive director of Associación de dabate Xaymaca (AdebateX), which convenes debating in Spanish for high schools. He was formerly employed by OGM Integrated Communications (2003-2005) and The Marketing Counselors Ltd. (2005-2007) as a Media Planner and Speech Writer. Mr. McLean received his education at New Bridge Preparatory, deCarteret College and Church Teachers’ College: Mandeville, where he specialized in English Literature and Religious Education. In October 2002, he graduated from the Unive...2021-11-1538 min
Dis a fi mi History PodcastRetired History Professor Jennifer H S Brown - Col William MarshIn this episode I speak with Retired History Professor Jennifer H S Brow from the University if Winnipeg. We discuss the book of Col. William Marsh which was written with her late husband Wilson B Brown. Talking about the importance of knowing your family history. Col William Marsh was Jennifer S H Brown 5x Grand Father and what that path of discovery will lead. We touch upon the connection the possible connection to the Marsh family of Jamaica, West Indies. Jennifer Stacey Harcourt Brown was born in Providence, Rhode Island on December 30, 1940. She obtained an A.B. (Hons) in...2021-10-1020 min
Dis a fi mi History PodcastDis A Fi Mi History Podcast - Phillip Nichols - How to Research Jamaican AncestryIn this episode I speak with Phillip Nichols who is a Genealogy Expert who specializes in Jamaican, Barbadian, and British Genealogy. We discuss the how to's to start your family research. In addition, he is a Library and Information Science grad student at the University of Maryland, College Park and has experience processing and analyzing records in libraries and archives. Phillip earned his Master of Arts in Comparative & Transnational History from the College of William & Mary and wrote his thesis about the cultural transformations of slaves from the Gold Coast to Jamaica in the 18th century. With his background...2021-07-1143 min
Dis a fi mi History PodcastDisAFiMiPodcast - Laban T M’mbololo - AuthorIn this episode I am speaking with Laban T M'mbololo on the inspiration of writing. Laban T. M’mbololo, Esq. began his writing journey way back in grade school where he always emerged tops and got special recognition for good composition writing. This went on into high school, he then rose to assume the mantle of leadership of journalism club as its chairman and later became financial secretary of the Economics club in Uni. He has since never looked back and to-date contributes trending business articles to various online magazines notably; U.S. based YouKnowMeToday.com, Penpenny.com domiciled in...2021-07-0320 min