Culture & Conversation Podcast

In this episode, the crew gets real about manipulation, power, and emotional fragility in modern relationships. From debating whether men or women are better manipulators, to unpacking why peace matters more to men, how “sassy” became an insult, and why insecurity drives behavior — this conversation is honest, uncomfortable, and necessary. No sides taken, just real talk.00:00 – Intro: this convo gets uncomfortable fast03:40 – Are men more fragile than women?10:20 – Who’s better at manipulation — men

The holiday season always brings chaos — and this episode is no different. The crew breaks down why Christmas doesn’t feel the same anymore, debates coquito vs eggnog, unpacks holiday gift expectations, sneaky links, ugly sweaters, and the unspoken rules of holiday behavior. Funny, cultural, and brutally honest conversations you only hear when people are really comfortable.This one is pure holiday energy with Caribbean flavor.⏱️ Timestamps00:00 – 03:00 Intro + holiday mood check 03:00 – 09:30

Brooklyn isn’t just a borough — it’s the capital of the Caribbean diaspora. In this episode, Sire Stuyvesant and Gee Q break down how the islands shaped Brooklyn AND how Brooklyn shaped the culture right back. We talk Ocks and corner-store culture, why Caribbean families reuse butter dishes, the relationship between Caribbean & African-American communities, who really brought hookah into the party scene, and the ongoing debate of East Coast vs West Coast hood movies. This is a funny, unfiltered,

In this powerful and emotional episode, Sire & Gee Q sit down with legendary soca artist Denise “Saucy Wow” Belfon. They dive deep into her incredible journey—from performing as a child in Trinidad, facing personal loss, rediscovering purpose, and returning stronger than ever. Denise opens up about motherhood, faith, healing, and her passion for preserving Caribbean culture and music. Expect laughter, reflection, and unfiltered truth from the Queen herself. ⏱️ Timestamps & Topics[00:00 –

🎙️ Culture & Conversation w/ Sire Stuyvesant – Episode 4In this episode, Sire Stuyvesant turns up the energy with bold takes and cultural debates. He dives into the never-ending music wars (Soca, Dancehall, Afrobeats, and Hip Hop), breaks down the moment when being “outside” loses its shine, and stirs up the Caribbean food debate — which island’s dishes really run the culture?With unfiltered commentary, hot takes like Malice vs. Pusha T and Ja Rule vs. Nelly, and plenty of laughs, Episode 4 is

🎙️ Culture & Conversation w/ Sire Stuyvesant – Ep. 3 Title: "You're A Thot"Sire & Gee-Q unpack the feedback from Episode 2 and dives deep into how Caribbean party culture is changing. From late-night fetes to club clout and bottle wars, they explore whether we’re losing the authentic island vibe — and reflects on a Vybz Kartel concert that brought the energy all the way back.Topics:Caribbean vs. American party cultureClub energy, bottle wars, and performative funVybz Kartel concert recapCan

In this episode, Sire Stuyvesant and special guest Gee-Q dive into a candid, unfiltered conversation. They kick things off with an emotional breakdown of the New York Knicks’ playoff run and what led to their loss against the Indiana Pacers. The discussion naturally shifts into cultural differences when dating American vs. Caribbean women, breaking down personal experiences, family dynamics, and cultural expectations. The episode wraps with a deep, reflective conversation on love languages, personal

In the inaugural episode of "Culture and Conversation," host Sire Stuyvesant shares his personal experiences and thoughts on various topics. He discusses his recent transformative trip to Trinidad Carnival, emphasizing its cultural significance and the challenges of planning such trips. Sire also delves into relationships, advocating for "peace" over "control" and criticizing the concept of "struggle love." He expresses concerns about the overuse of psychological terms like "toxic" and