Racquel Bernard
Jahmi Roc's Jottings
JRJ podcast, hosted by the vibrant Jahmi Roc (aka Racquel Bernard), is a seriously silly space dedicated to intentional musicology, sonic joy, and reggae insights that keep your mind rocking and thoughts swaying with rhythmic wisdom. Diving into Season 2, episodes groove through profound explorations like reggae epistemology—a Jamaican tradition of knowing through music's resistance to colonial and neoliberal structures, riffing off blues epistemology to blend history, politics, spirituality, and liberation in bass-heavy beats.
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Episodes
What does "Gender and Spirituality in Postcolonial Liberation Musics" actually mean? 20.10.2025 19:12
Jahmi Roc breaks down her special field topic, especially focusing on the terms "gender" and "postcolonial". Tune in to hear her take on the Empress of reggae's (Judy Mowatt's) song "Black Woman"!
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