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Let"s Talk Di Tings

Let"s Talk Di Tings

Whether you are seeking practical advice, relatable anecdotes, or simply a good laugh, the Let"s Talk Di Tings (LTDT) podcast is for you. Some episodes are solo episodes, with Ash imparting her words of wisdom, while others include guests, for some seismic shifting conversations about self-improvement, travel, interpersonal relationships, music, and wellness. From celebrities, best-selling authors, and travel industry leaders; to millennials on a quest to live their best lives, you never know who

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50:09

Bridging Legacy and Vision (BLV) | Ft. J.P. Williams

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2025/10/27

This week, we are talking di tings with multi-award-winning Jamaican filmmaker, J.P. Williams;a lover of Historical Drama who brings stories to life vividly on screen and credits his Aunt for introducing him to visual storytelling. His acclaimed short film The 1938 Unrest, which captures the labor uprising that helped shape modern Jamaica, has received international recognition, including Best Cinematography at the Open World Toronto Film Festival, Best Experimental Short at the Europe Film Festival

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39:58

Classical Roots to Reggae Royalty: The Story of the...

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2025/10/20

This week, we are talking di tings with multi-award winning, nine-time Grammy nominated guitarist, cellist, and co-founder of the legendary band, Third World, Stephen "Cat" Coore O.D. Cat Coore was raised in a musically rich environment, and shares how his mother (a classically trained musician), American and British bands, and the vibrant sounds of the Jamaican sound system; shaped his musical journey.In this episode he shares anecdotes about his childhood in Jamaica; where music was an integral

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67:58

Caribbean Heritage and the Power of Representation |...

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2025/10/06

This week, we are talking di tings with Actor and Producer, Robert Christopher Riley. Known for his dynamic presence on Broadway, television, and film, Rob shares his journey from his childhood in Brooklyn to a celebrated actor carrying the rich legacies of his Trinidadian and Bajan heritage. From Broadway to television, Rob continues to carry his Caribbean roots into every role, and in every story he tells. In this episode, we explore the intersections of Caribbean culture, identity, and artistry;

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45:37

The Saxophone Maestro of Reggae Music | Ft. Dean Fraser

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2025/09/29

This week, we are talking di tings with Grammy Award Winning, legendary Jamaican Saxophonist, Dean Fraser, O.D. Dean Fraser embodies both excellence and generosity. In an industry shaped by change, he has been both anchor and compass, preserving the integrity of Reggae while allowing it to evolve. Known for his technical mastery and intellectual rigor, he has collaborated with iconic artists like Dennis Brown, Sean Paul, Luciano, Lauryn Hill, and Taurus Riley, to name a few; bridging generations and

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58:48

The Cultural Architect Behind Reggae’s Most Historic...

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2025/09/22

This week, we are talking di tings with legendary producer, singer, and ordained minister, Tommy Cowan, C.D. In this episode we explore Tommy's remarkable journey, from his childhood in St. Elizabeth to being a member of "The Jamaicans", to his pivotal role in distributing some of Bob Marley & the Wailers legendary songs, like Natty Dread, Talkin’ Blues, and One Drop; ensuring Bob’s revolutionary messages reached audiences around the world.He also reflects on producing the historic One Love

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13:32

The Beauty of Alignment

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2025/09/15

This week, we are talking di tings about alignment, and the peace that comes with knowing that "what is fi yuh cyan be un fi yuh."Inspired by Grenadian artiste Muddy's evocative song lyric, “When stars align, greatness outshines all hatred through space and time, but still we rise, with grace and with faith…”, this episode explores what is means when the stars align in our lives, both literally and metaphorically. Throughout the episode, I share personal stories and insightful reflections, that will

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19:57

Never Get Weary: Honouring the Legacy of Toots...

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2025/09/11

Today is the 5th anniversary of the passing of Reggae legend, Frederick “Toots” Hibbert, O.D., O.J., the lead singer of Toots and the Maytals. So this week, we are celebrating his life, and honouring his legacy, as well as the legacy of Toots & the Maytals. From his humble beginnings in May Pen, Jamaica, to coining the word “Reggae” and leading one of the most influential bands in music history, Toots’ story is one of resilience, joy, storytelling, and profound connection with his fans. This

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94:22

Believe and Let Go | Ft. Sundra Oakley

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2025/09/03

This week, we are talking di tings with Jamaican-American Actress and Author Sundra Oakley. Sundra’s 20+ year career embodies both artistic excellence and cultural integrity.Although she is highly regarded for her portrayal of renowned attorney & Bob Marley’s close friend, Diane Jobson in Bob Marley: One Love and her role as Theodora in the acclaimed Hulu series Washington Black, she has also had roles in Sex and the City, Parenthood, and The Resident, to name a few. Sundra is a graduate of the

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67:38

Carnival Belongs to Every (Body)| Ft. Hugh Morris

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2025/08/25

This week we are talking di tings with one of the most recognized photographers in the Carnival industry, Hugh Morris.In this episode we explore Hugh's childhood in Brooklyn and Grenada, how his heritage and cultural experiences have shaped his connection to photography, and how his work transcends traditional carnival imagery, portraying women not just as subjects, but as storytellers and cultural narrators. Hugh shares insights into his creative process, the importance of inclusivity in the

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58:26

The Isle of Spice: Where Warmth and Luxury Meet | Ft....

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2025/08/05

This week, we are talking di tings with the CEO of the Grenada Tourism Authority, Stacey Liburd.Stacey shares her personal and professional journey; from the influence of her parents, to becoming one of the most visionary figures in the region’s tourism sector. Together, we explore the power of travel, the importance of intentional community centered leadership, the importance of sustainable tourism, our mutual belief that luxury is more than five-star amenities; it is thoughtful rooted experiences

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70:40

A Woman of Spice and Sovereignty | Ft. Natalie Lamming

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2025/07/30

This week, we are talking di tings with entrepreneur & event curator, Natalie Lamming.Natalie’s story is one of fearless reinvention. She has carved out a life and legacy that honors where she comes from while boldly reimagining where she’s headed. An acclaimed event curator, Natalie is the creator of iconic Caribbean fetes like Shhh and Veni Mangè, and the co-owner of Savannah Spiced and Sebastian’s Spices & Slices, a pizza shop she opened with her husband as a 10th birthday gift to their

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80:18

The Weight of the Crown | Ft. Angelie Spencer

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2025/07/21

This week we are talking di tings, with Interior Designer, Fashion Designer, Curator, and Miss Jamaica Universe 1994, Angelie Spencer. In this episode, Angelie reflects on motherhood, her definition of the word "beautiful", and her unexpected journey to becoming Miss Universe Jamaica in 1994, describing the moment as a significant turning point in her life. She shares how the realization of winning the crown brought a profound sense of responsibility, which she refers to as "the weight of the

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37:32

A Timeless Voice and a Heart of Gold | Ft. Ken Boothe

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2025/07/14

This week, we are talking di tings with one of the most iconic voices in Jamaican music history, Songwriter & international Recording Artiste, Ken Boothe, O.D. Known for his international & timeless hits like "Everything I Own”, "The Train is Coming", "Artibella", & “Freedom Street”, Ken Boothe’s music has been a vessel of love, resistance, and pride. His 61-year career is awe-inspiring, spanning generations, genres, & moments that have shaped Jamaican music. In this episode, Ken

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75:26

The Medicine of Melody | Ft. Lyrikal

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2025/07/07

This week we are talking di tings with multi-award winning international Soca artiste, Lyrikal. Before the world knew him as Lyrikal, the voice behind some of soca’s most affirming anthems, he was Devon Martin, a boy who first felt the power of music at just seven years old, singing in his Grandfather's church in Trinidad. Today, Lyrikal stands as one of the most recognized, respected, and joyful voices in Caribbean music. He has received multiple COTT nominations, a People’s Choice Award, and was

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66:07

Unlearning to Remember | Ft. Anya Ayoung-Chee

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2025/06/30

This week, we are talking di tings with fashion designer, entrepreneur, television host, philanthropist, Miss Universe Trinidad and Tobago 2008, co-founder of SPOOL, and winner of Project Runway (Season 9), Anya Ayoung-Chee! Born and raised in Trinidad, Anya has almost always been “the first” or “the only” in many of the spaces she’s entered; from the layered complexity of her racial identity to the world of fashion design.While Anya is most popularly and internationally known as the winner of the

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55:19

Reclaiming Joy in the Caribbean Diaspora | Ft. Dr....

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2025/06/23

June is Caribbean American Heritage Month, and this week, we are talking di tings with board-certified psychiatrist, clinical researcher, bestselling author, and proud TrinidadianAmerican, Dr. Judith Joseph.Dr. Judith was born in Trinidad to a family that reflects the beautiful complexity of the Caribbean; with a mother of South Indian descent, and a father of Afro-Caribbean descent. That cultural richness is not only part of her heritage, it informs her work, her worldview, and the way she speaks

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47:25

When Stars Align, Greatness Shines | Ft. Muddy

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2025/06/16

This week, we are talking di tings with a trailblazer and trendsetter, not just in Grenadian Soca, but Soca in general; International Recording Artiste, Muddy. Known for his impeccable cadence, commanding performances, and lyrical depth, Muddy has earned top placements in Grenada’s Soca Monarch competition, including second place in 2024 and 2015, and third in 2018. However, accolades have never been the goal, as he makes clear in this episode. When you listen to his music, you can hear his

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57:30

Elegance Comes From Within | Ft. Meiling Esau

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2025/06/09

This week, we are talking di tings with pioneering fashion designer and owner of premier fashion house “Meiling”, Meiling Esau.Meiling is a Trinidadian designer whose legacy is sewn into the fabric of Caribbean style, identity, and independence. With a career spanning decades, Meiling has not only defined what it means to be a designer of integrity, but also serves as a mentor, and continues to advocate for Caribbean designers to receive the recognition and inclusion they deserve. In this episode,

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83:18

Build, Don't Chase | Ft. Major Seven

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2025/06/02

Happy Caribbean American Heritage Month! This week, we are talking di tings with Multi-Platinum Record Producer, Omar Walker, more popularly known as Major Seven. With familial roots in Mandeville, Jamaica, a town known for producing thinkers, cultural contributors, and nation-builders like one of Jamaica’s National Hero’s Norman Manley; Omar stands in a lineage of visionaries who lead with purpose and precision. He also attended high school in Mandeville, where his ear for music began to take on

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66:37

Preserving The Heartbeat of Grenada | Ft. Ian Charles

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2025/05/26

This week, we are talking di tings with the CEO and Co-founder of Jambalasee Grenada, Ian Charles.Jambalasee Grenada is a platform dedicated to preserving the traditions, sounds, and stories of Jab Jab culture. More than a celebration of heritage, Ian’s work with Jambalasee Grenada is a bold reclamation of identity; one that invites us to reflect on the deeper meanings of resistance, visibility, and cultural continuity. Through storytelling, community engagement, and historical documentation,

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