Mango Tea Podcast

June is Caribbean- American Heritage month and US Pride month. This week's episode is a LBTGQ roundtable where we talk about identity, stigmas, church, finding joy and much more.  Roundtable guests: @gabalexa, @questing_kdustylo, @mr_awesome_life 

Its Caribbean Heritage Month!! We talk about being immigrants in America. culture shock and discovering our identity

In this week's episode we sip on Sweet Juneteenth Tea with JumpinforJazz. We talk about the African American experience, Identifies, African diaspora intersections and Justice for Breonna Taylor!

This week we spill hot tea and delivery hard truths about child abuse in the Caribbean, emotions are high and hard facts are given. We discuss the effects of child abuse on the victim and society. If you or anyone you know were victims of abuse reach out to someone for help. 

This week we open ourselves up and talk about our shortcomings and realization of past microaggressions and racism  

The first Jamaica Verzuz battle was nothing less than legendary from the police, passa passa, twirls, bellys  and of course tea. We talk about the battle and discuss who won, Bounty Killa twirl or Beenie Man belly 

This week we go down carnival memory lane and talk about Nottinghill carnival and why you should go

For episode 16, we talk to award-winning film screenwriter, director, and all-around creative, Kia Moses! We discuss her debut film, Flight. The decision to move back to Jamaica and of course her favorite tea and mango! 

This week's episode tea was spilled and mango was eaten. We talk about the economic impact COVID has had on the Caribbean and what the region will look like in a post COVID world

This we got the chance to interview Jamaican twitter legend,  Senator Robert Nesta Morgan. Listen in, he drops alot of gems about crime, the economy, healthcare system and more!

This week we bring in our resident Vybz Kartel expert about the appeal court decision, facts on the case, classism, politics, tea and mango.

Episode 12 is the final installment of our conversation with @disocaanalysts. We touch on politics/politricks, and the stability of the Caribbean. Of course, we talk about mango and tea.  Follow @mangoteapodcast and @disocaanalysts on Instagram and forget to share the episode.

We continue our tea party with Di Soca Analysts. The second segment goes deeper into the racial divide in Trinidad, the Guyanese no confidence vote and Rich’s experience at Guyana’s first carnival. During the worldwide distancing experiment don’t forget to be social and share the episode! Our final installment of our tea party will be next week.

WE MADE IT TO EPISODE 10! We brought in our friends @disocanalysts to talk about the coronavirus in the Caribbean, racial divide in Guyana and Trinidad and how it extends into the diaspora, China getting raw resources from the region and so much more.  Follow @mangoteapodcast and @disocaanalysts on Instagram and don't forget to share the episode  

In this week's episode we talk about International Women's day, global gender gap rankings, the threat/ hysteria of Coronavirus, and Guyana's election with two parties claiming victory. The episode is less than 30 minutes, we fulfilled on our promise! Better than a politician in an election year.  Don't forget to share the episode with family and friends! 

In this week's episode we had the pleasure of speaking with Christina Gonzalez aka @chriss_choreo about dancehall at soca events, dancehall's impact on society, the evolution of soca in Jamaica, and of course tea and mango.   Follow and Share this episode on all major streaming platforms including apple podcast, google podcast, spotify and so much more. Enjoy the episode! P.S. We promise...

After being sick last week, We're back with EPISODE 7!!!! In this week's episode we talk about  Canada wanting to be  famalay in Caricom News, the selling of passports and citizenship in the Eastern Caribbean. Trinidad Carnival Road March Contenders, and Jody Eliz talks about carnival tabanca. We also started touching on the benefits of Caricom and how realistic it is. 

This week we have an exclusive interview with Jamaican politician Imani Duncan-Price. We don’t hold back and talk about past and current issues affecting Jamaica today. The interview was conducted in a restaurant in New York City. Don’t forget to like, comment, share, download on all major streaming platforms.

In this week's episode we talk about the Jamaican opposition leader Dr. Peter Phillips town hall meeting in Brooklyn, NY, earthquakes, the coronavirus and discuss whether or note the Caribbean is actually prepared. Like, Comment, Share, Download this episode.

In this week's episode its full of bacchanal. We talk about Koffee wining the 2020 Reggae Grammy,  Errol Barrow Day, Usain Bolt baby announcement, The CMU report, Mike Pompeo's trip to Jamaica and US gun laws impact on the Caribbean . Additionally we pay our respects to Kobe and Gianna Bryant. Don't forget to like, comment, share and download the episode.

This week we talk about Domestic Violence in Jamaica and Trinidad and Tobago, Oil in Suriname,  Jamaican parliament agreeing on ONE policy, the Caribbean Maritime University Report and more. Listen, Like, Share, Comment and Download. Email us at Mangoteapodcast@gmail.com.  If you or anyone you know is experiencing Domestic Violence, please reach speak out. Don't estimate it may save a li...

In this week's episode our hosts debate weed exportation in Jamaica, Guyana oil discovery, Kingston's potential housing bubble, CARICOM secretariat 2020 message, Kartel and many more. The mango is divided but the tea still hot! Our hosts try their hands at singing and well that tea was not hot. Follow us @mangoteapodcast on twitter and instagram or email us at mangoteapodcast@gmail.com

For our first official episode we discuss Jamaican Prime Minister Andrew Holness 2019 Holiday speech. As usual we give our opinions while serving tea with a slice of mango.