The Point Of You Podcast

Bobby Killer is a prominent figure in the realm of sound clash culture, representing the esteemed "Taurus Movement." In this interview, Killer shares insights into his background, including his football career and passion for music. He delves into his journey within the sound clash scene, discussing his experiences and notable events such as the Welcome to Jamrock Cruise. Additionally, Killer provides his expert perspective on the top local and international sound systems, offering valuable insights into this vibrant cultural landscape.

Lou Lyons, co-founder of Freetown Collective and a native of Tobago, provides insights into his upbringing and the genesis of his musical aspirations. He reflects on his personal and professional journey, including his encounter with Muhammad and the subsequent formation of Freetown. Lou discusses his academic background, having pursued studies in journalism at UWI before transitioning to a legal career. He mentions a notable opportunity to open for UB40 in the UK and expresses his appreciation for local artists. Additionally, he delves into his involvement in composing musical scores and acting in films.

Jermel J. Ali has recently fallen in love with art and is having his first exhibition a week from this recording. He speaks about his journey into becoming an artist, therapy and how it changed his life, his journey into Islam and traveling to the Middle East, and much more.

Episode 4 introduces Ayana and Asha Diaz, twin sisters and members of the Wadada Movement. They discuss their upbringing, 13-year fashion career, journey into cannabis and Rastafarian culture, and more.

In this episode, I engage in a conversation with a former professional footballer who has transitioned into becoming one of Trinidad and Tobago's prominent content creators. Our discussion encompasses his journey to becoming a professional footballer, his experiences living in Thailand and the various adventures he encountered there, as well as his remarkable discovery of an endangered frog species in Trinidad and Tobago.

Episode 2: In this episode, Aaron Fingal, shares his top five favorite local artists, engages in a discussion about Carnival celebrations in Trinidad and Tobago as well as across the wider Caribbean region, and provides additional insights on the concept of "Livin' Local."

In the second episode's first part, Aaron Fingal discusses his initial stage performance in secondary school and his experiences at FIU.

Episode 1 introduces Chad Appoo, a renowned beach soccer icon from Trinidad & Tobago. Currently serving as the esteemed head coach of both the men's and women's teams, Chad shares his remarkable journey through school football, representing his nation and playing professionally in Europe. He passionately discusses his unwavering commitment to family and offers valuable insights into his experiences.