Hyphenated Identity Broadcast

Dedicated to first-time mons, a conversation with Caribbean moms about their pregnancy, birthing experiences, post-partum and modern ideas and medication.

Dedicated to first-time mons, a conversation with Caribbean moms about their pregnancy, birthing experiences, post-partum and modern ideas and medication

Dedicated to first time mothers, Part one of, Ask A Caribbean Mom - First time pregnancy.

A heartfelt conversation about the silence of Caribbean parents, exploring life challenges, forgiveness, family dynamics, and personal growth. The interviewee shares insights on resilience, cultural values, and the importance of compassion and understanding in relationships.

This episode explores the importance of understanding and planning for end-of-life arrangements, the cultural nuances of death and funeral practices in the Black and Caribbean communities, and the significance of embracing one's hyphenated identity. Guests share personal stories, practical advice, and cultural insights to empower listeners to have these vital conversations. This engaging conversat...

This episode explores Caribbean identity, diaspora experiences, and the importance of preserving history and culture. Trinelle shares personal stories, cultural insights, and calls for greater organization and investment in Caribbean communities. Guest Name Majella Mark and Sherrie Mark Caribbean identity, diaspora, cultural preservation, Grenadian, history, Caribbean community, immigration, herit...

In this engaging conversation, that explores modern dating dynamics, toxic behaviors, Caribbean dating experiences, and relationship red and green flags. She shares personal insights, societal observations, and practical advice for healthier relationships. Coco and Trin

When are woman allowed to be sexy? Better yet what is sexy? what makes you feel sexy? Joelle, Sunny and Trinelle