Canyouth's Exploration (CanX)

Are you happy? Maybe it depends on where you had planted your happy seed. So, where did you plant your happy seed? Canyouth’s Exploration explores happiness in the context of a seed/seedling. Did you plant your happy seed on fertile ground? If not, do you really expect to be happy? Rate, comment, and subscribe. Email us at wradio668@gmail.com if you have a question or would like to be a guest on o...

The night of February 28, 2021 was an exciting time for reggae music lovers, and more so the fans of reggae legend Beres Hammond.  Beres gave an excellent virtual performance to his audience who were captivated by his presence after a long time off stage. Canyouth's Exploration was there in the virtual space and will give a review in this episode of "Your topic in a podcast". Beres also showc...

Canyouth's Exploration encouraged and empowered black men and boys to be achievers because achievement is a part of the blackman's DNA. He just needs to harness his potential and blame self if he does not achieve. Listen, rate, comment, and subscribe today.

It is not only Black History Month, but we are also celebrating Valentine's Day 2021. What better way to combine BHM with VD than to look at Famous Black Couples? Zeba Blay, a cultural writer, in a Black Voices article dated 2/11/2016, stated that black love can be beautiful, inspiring, and radical. Yes, there is a radiance of beauty to behold with challenges as black loves can be radical with a t...

As we celebrate reggae month 2021, it was fitting for us to reflect on the icons of reggae music and their legacies. Canyouth's Exploration, your topic in a podcast, had done some research and presented its own tributes to some of these deceased reggae icons. Where were they born? How did they die? What were the legacies of these late reggae legends? Listen and learn a little about their childhood...

As we celebrate black history month, let us protect the linguistic culture of the black communities. The accents of black communities across the globe are legacies of the black ancestors and should be protected. The Jamaican accent is also unique and Canyouth's Exploration encourages the protection of accents that are unique to the black culture. Please rate, comment, and subscribe to our podcast.

After the 2020 presidential elections in the United States, many of us waited with bated breath for the inauguration of the country's 46th president, Joe Biden, and vice president, Kamala Harris. Despite the challenges preceding January 20, 2021; the inauguration ceremony was successful. Success may be relative to the lens of the viewers; however, it was entertaining and easily displayed a proport...

As we celebrate another Dr. Martin Luther King Day in America on January 18, 2021; we must reflect on his linguistic legacy. MLK had said a lot to create the blueprint for the lives of many - no matter the race. In this episode, we explore MLK comments on education; especially as they relate to intelligence and character. Are you truly educated?

We all lie for various reasons and the most important reason, as a child, was to escape punishment. Even with our integrity, we may think about lying or just, lie! If you say, "No! Not me" then you have just told your first lie. Congratulation! This episode looks at the reasons why we lie. So, have you ever lied? Listen, subscribe, rate, and comment. The following are definitions from Wikipedia:-...

Canyouth's Exploration started in November 2020 and had gotten over 100 downloads since its inception. Its listeners spread beyond the United States as persons had subscribed from Spain, Ireland, United Kingdom, Canada, and Guyana inter alia. The podcast will continue to be a medium of empowerment and encouragement throughout 2021. However, this episode reflects on the 2020 experiences of Canyouth...

There is a place for Christmas songs during the season but do you love them all? Some are so silent that they take the joy out of Christmas . . . and some take the Lord out of Christmas. Aunt Sue talked about this on Canyouth's Exploration.

A young lesbian shared her story of abuse, pain, and distress in a lesbian relationship. She described her hurt, disappointments, and goals as she experienced a relationship crisis that left her homeless and heartbroken. Despite the challenges, she was not prepared to move on as she struggled with suicidal thoughts and crying spells. She talked with Canyouth's Exploration and agreed for us to shar...

If you are reading this, then you are/were still alive during the COVID-19 pandemic, which was considered the worst pandemic we have ever seen. If you were not fond of surprises, then you were forced to accept the COVID-19 pandemic, which was caused by the SAR-CoV-2 virus that had spread through the world while its inhabitants were not looking. It was like a ghost that suddenly appeared and linger...

How can we participate in sport/games as spectators, audience or players if we must maintain distances of 6 feet or more, wash our hands and suppressed shouts of competitiveness with a mask covering our mouth? The question is whether we are being protected from sport or sport being protected from us? Let's say “Sports, Tested COVID Positive”. That is the topic for this episode of Canyo...

GAD is an extremely serious mental health condition that we should never take lightly, and it can affect all facets of the life of those living with the disorder. None of us are exempted from mental illness as we are highly susceptible to the onset of mental disorder. I have seen normal healthy individuals suddenly developed mental challenges that have changed their lives. Just as the saying goes,...

A new Jamaican author had written an inspirational book titled ' It's Only a Dent: A Story of Preservation and Rising after Adversity' This episode of Canyouth's Exploration featured Shanique Anderson who will tell us more about herself, her book, and her story. Her story will encourage you and let you reframe your challenges and forgive those who have hurt you years ago. Listen to it all on Canyo...

The term self-aweirdness was coined by Canute White to describe individuals' levels of awareness of their weirdness. To explain the term, I have interviewed someone who believes that she is weird and appeared to be comfortable with it. The book, 'Weird people started-the art of self-aweirdness' is on Amazon and will also explain the concept.