Dale Elliott Podcast

In this episode Dale talks to popular Jamaican investor David Mullings about investing and saving. We talk about the big upside investing in the Caribbean outside of Tourism. David Mullings also gives us a background of himself and ow he met Mr Michael Lee-Chin the first Jamaican billionaire.

In this Dale speaks to konshens about how he got his big break. We dive into how artists nowadays are keeping u with the pace of music. The difference between the music industry now vs the early 2000s. The importance of having someone in your life to help you through tough times. Konshens also opens up about mental health and how we should check on our brothers.

In this episode we discuss how money is made from music and the different ways one can become a millionaire. We also talk about the songs that generate the most money over the last 20 years. The aim is to try and figure out if streaming helping the artist and only benefitting the labels and the owners of these Platforms

In this episode Dale and Crooks talks about the various foods that they used to enjoy while growing up in Jamaica and realize that they do not see or hear people talk about them anymore. The episode eventually lead to crooks mentioning the release of the new electric Ferrari and Dale hates it! We also continue to speak about how much junk people store in their homes and how fast furniture design h...

In this episode Dale and Crooks describes the different kinds of Patois Jamaicans speak over the world. Dale explains that there is some even he doesn't understand. There was a recent interview published with Jeff Bezos speaking about taxes and seems to be leaning into politics. Listen to Dale and Crooks discuss why.

Arsenal have won the English Premier League and Dale is excited. This episode Dale and Crooks review the recent drake albums released and give honest feedback. they also talk about the current state of reggae and if reggae artist should release more music or do more jugglings.

In this episode we discuss Ishowspeed's visit to Jamaica and ow well did we think the Jamaica Tourist board did in selling tourism to the Speed's stream. The Hill & Gully riddim has taken the music charts by storm and have people talking. Fay Ellington expresses her love for the beat but wishes to have more culturally appropriate songs glorifying Jamaica. Will AP destroy their watch brand with...

n this episode we talk about how we used to curse words back in the day. We used words that were not necessarily cuss words but we would use them in ways that people would know what we mean. We also talked about the different games we played when growing up in Jamaica such as MORNING, GREEN LEAF 7 B WORD. FUNNY HOW LIFE WORKS TOUR DATES MAY 7 | LOS ANGELES MAY 17 | MIAMI, FL MAY 28 | SAN DIEGO, CA...

In this episode we talk about our experiences with multiple jobs and how often we had to change jobs before we decided to do social media. We talk about the differences in pay, the workload and why doing these jobs was important. Stephen Mcgregor's new Hill and Gully Riddim has Jamaica in a choke hold this week and it seems to include multiple old school and modern dancehall artists. Dale and Croo...

In this episode Dale talks about how information from social media dictate how people life nowadays. The group of friends people have, the way we eat, our healthy lifestyle and more. With the time we live in right now we are seeing things come back in style and things that were once accepted is no longer trending.

In this episode Dale and Crooks speak about multiple topics when they realize that things change the older people get. The older we get is the moment we start people interested in things like the news, current affairs, cherish silence, care more about history, stuck in our ways. We have come to the realization that we are no longer the younger generation but indeed we are Uncs.

In this episode Dale and Crooks talk about the new michael movie and how they think people will receive it. Dale highlights that most biopics of musicians are questionable and that if Jamaica should have another movie it should be about the shower posse. It would be like a narcos situation and he feels it would sell very well. FUNNY HOW LIFE WORKS TOUR DATES MAY 7 | LOS ANGELES MAY 17 | MIAMI, FL...

In this episode Dale and Crooks talks about how the food industry is a big business. We talk about aspects from how the food is priced, how it is packaged and even how it is created and promoted to be sold. We talk about the various things done to food such as Organic and non organic or non GMO foods. FUNNY HOW LIFE WORKS TOUR DATES MAY 7 | LOS ANGELES MAY 17 | MIAMI, FL MAY 28 | SAN DIEGO, CA JUL...

In this episode Dale and Crooks discuss the previous interview with Sheldon Shepherd and how similar but different. They also speak about clothes and why its not an important as people think.

In this episode Dale sits with Jamaican acting legend Sheldon Shepherd to discuss everything revolving around the acting scene in Jamaica. We talk about his first movie Better must come and also how it transitioned to other roles in movies like Yardie and the most recent Bob Marley Movie. Dale and Sheldon seems to have a lot in common as they are both from humble beginnings and went to the same hi...

In this episode Dale and crooks speak in debt about mental health, in particular Stress and Health. Crooks explains that stress is different from depression and there are multiple ways to cope with them. We also talk about all the things we could do if we have a million dollars.

In this Episode Dale and Crooks speak about how different Christmas time is in the states vs back in Jamaica when growing up. The various Christmas traditions such as lights, fire crackers, Foods and more can vary country by country. We also speak about the importance of staying relevant in the Dancehall space, the difficulties of the English Language and more.

In this episode we talk about the current clash between Tommy Lee and Masicka. Two Dancehall giants re going to head to head trading diss songs after diss songs. Dale was not up to date on the current state of the clash. Watch Crooks educate Dale on the current state and gives his opinion on the clash. Dale and Crooks believe Clashing is necessary for the state of Dancehall music.

In this episode we speak about the type of corruption that if you can afford it in Jamaica is beneficial and save a lot of time and money. The third world way of doing some of the basic things in the Jamaican society can be time consuming. With the help of certain loopholes we can skip the line for lot ot these stuff. Listen to Dale and Crooks talk about the various ways one can do so

In this episode we speak about the upcoming general elections in Jamaica, the fact that Usain Bolt receives Crumps from SSL, also all the things Dale think he would if one day he should become the prime minister of Jamaica

In this episode Dale talks about the difference between social media now in relation to when he was just starting. The way how people live an online life without regard for the real world can sometimes be confusing. We also talk about Crooks life as a bigs and how overweight people think and see things differently. Don't forget to go see Dale at one of his shows in the US.

A lot has changed since our last episode including Dale's hair. In this episode we are recapping dale's experience in Europe, the recent Diddy verdict, Drakes new song and many more. Listen along to hear Dale explain why he choose to cut. his locks in the middle of a international tour.

Popular Uk podcaster and ex-host of "Grilling" travels to Los Angeles for the first time. Chian shares her experiences both good and bad in the industry and explain the differences between London and the USA. Does a QnA with Dale and gets personal with life questions and more.

In this episode we recapped both the performance and production of the Reggae Sumfest Jamaica. We watched along on livestream. Standout performances included Skeng, Vybz Kartel, Govana and Masicka. Also Vybz Kartel was officially crowned the King of the Dancehall. The show was given a score out of 10 at the end of the video

The media and sometimes politics make it seems as if only black and brown people immigrate to the United states. Here today we have my Albanian brother Bek Lover, He talks about his family's journey coming to the US and also the multiple wars that took place in Eastern Europe. He speaks about the different classes between whites and how his people are different from other