Tea and Talk

This fourth (4th) installment of Tea and Talk features Bahamian Cacique Award winner, writer, Junkanoo artist, founder of the Junkanoo Commandos, and founder of The Bahamas Junkanoo Arts and Musical Festival, Ms. Angelique McKay. Angelique shares her encounter with the Ahanta people of Ghana West Africa and their connection to the people of this region mainly through Junkanoo and other cultural similarities. She also shares the story of the stolen children who were sold off as slaves. The Ahanta people believe that these stolen children will return home one day. Episode 4 - Part 1

This episode of Tea and Talk features Mr. Patrick Rahming Bahamian Architect, Musician, Playwright, Poet, and Cultural Activist on the topic of the development of Bahamian Arts and Culture over the past 50 years. (Episode 3 - Part 2)

This episode of Tea and Talk features Mr. Patrick Rahming Architect, Musician, Playwright, Poet, and Cultural Activist on the topic of the development of Bahamian Arts and Culture over the past 50 years. (Episode 3 -Part 1)

This episode of Tea and Talk features Lawerence Carroll Bahamian Dancer, Teacher, and Choreographer on the topic of the development of Bahamian Arts and Culture over the past 50 years. (Episode 2 part 2

This episode of Tea and Talk features Lawerence Carroll Bahamian Dancer, Teacher, and Choreographer on the topic of the development of Bahamian Arts and Culture over the past 50 years. (Episode 2 part 1

This Tea and Talk episode features Fred Ferguson Bahamian Musician, composer, and activist on the topic of the development of Bahamian Arts and Culture over the past 5o years. (Episode 1 part 2)

This Tea and Talk episode features Fred Ferguson, Bahamian musician, composer, and activist on the topic of the development of Bahamian art and culture over the past 50 years. Episide 1 Part 1