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EPISODE · Aug 14, 2021 · 51 MIN

FTMP S3 E2 ft. Dennis Howard of Echoes in the Bones

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"We are naturally in a circle...the ubuntu principle of African philosophy....despite we like to talk about we are separate and that Trini doh like Jamaican and Jamaican doh like Trini .....And while we say one thing politically, culturally we have been doing something totally different". "Rice and peas and peas and rice.."- Dennis Howard. One of our favorite episodes to date! This week we talk with Dr. Dennis Howard a lecturer, businessman, radio station owner and activist - of sorts.  We speak with on some of the is that are paramount to Jamaica and even Trinidad and Tobago, and by extension, the Caribbean. Our interconnectivity on a cultural level speaks volumes about our pride of being a "Caribbean people".Check out Dennis' website to get more information on cultural policy and even business development within the arts. His online radio show plays some of the best music we have ever heard and check out his online magazine to keep up to date on all things entertainment! Click here for the Facebook page for his magazineClick here for the Instagram page for his MagazineRiddimstyle Youtube pageRiddim 1 InstagramRiddim 1 Facebook Grab a snack, a drink and your headphones and engage with us on this topic!SUPPORT THE SHOW!!Merch and other fun stuff are available through Patreon.  Stalk us on Facebook and Instagram.THE FTMP TECH TEAMThe Curious One & Host - KemiThe Question Man - AdrielSMG - L.L.I.Writer/Pleb - LouiseProducer/Muscle Man - KyleCameras - OwenSupport the show Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/forthemostpart?fan_landing=true)

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