Leading up to the Las’ Lap of Crop Over we sit down and talk to some of our sponsors this season such as Sagicor General with JCI, Mount Gay, as well as Banks. We also sit down with the National Cultural Foundation to get the full details on Soca 4.0
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The Romans are coming! Caesar’s Army touches down on the Lower It Up podcast to talk about everything Sail Caesar and what to expect for A.M.bush BIM 2023
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Episode Notes Amy welcomes Dr. Isaac Dixon, the President of Vista HR Consulting, to the Including You podcast, and they discuss the global forces shaping the HR landscape for companies in the US and beyond. Connect with Dr. Dixon on LinkedIn. https://bit.ly/44N3yec Including You is brought to you by Lead at Any Level. Learn more…
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Sober Soldiers, Dankie di zaks! We got the one and only Wordz in the cut, a man who is on a mission while carrying Pitori on his back with his fellow rappers from the city. This man’s story is vast and it’s also an exciting time for him, we get to understand how he moves, what he’s been up to, things that he had to move past to get to this stage, and of course we get into ‘People Forget To Be People’. It’s one for the books, press play and enjoy.
Guest
Wordz @WordzThaPrince
Hosts
@Big_Warra
@Fratpacker
@Ke_Kitso_Bafethu
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Recorded at AMPD Studios, Newtown Junction
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Engineer: Kitso Moremi @fratpackmusic
Videographer: Kitso Moremi @fratpackmusic
Editor: @BroBeansStudios
Navigating the world of getting a traditional versus a non-traditional education
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Episode Notes And then the music stopped. In a game of musical chairs, I was left without a seat. But the game wasn’t musical chairs, it was my health. I had experienced a bout of debilitating back pains in 2021 that took me down. I had taken walking, standing and sitting up straight, and being…
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Episode Notes I’d be lying if I said I didn’t have lingering PTSD from my past work experiences being the only Black woman or Black person in an all white corporate space. The reality is a lot of Black people do. There are also some that don’t. These experiences marked very transitional moments in my…
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