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Trini In X Isle: Olé Talk for Days

by Tusca-Ray Morris

TriniInXisle (Trini's in Exile) was a creative idea born in 1994 but finally realized in 2012. TriniInXisle was founded to promote Trinbago culture, connect Trini's living aboard in an effort to share Trinbago culture beyond the Caribbean diasporas in your local communities. Carnival is Trinidad's most famous export; but TriniInXisle's mission is to speak to the culture of our people, the diversity of our traditions and the milieu of culinary options the islands offer.

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Episodes

  1. Episode 1: Whey De Arse!

    Whey de arse I hearing hear, 45 have ah outside pickney? The post Episode 1: Whey De Arse! appeared first on TriniInXisle.

About this show

TriniInXisle (Trini's in Exile) was a creative idea born in 1994 but finally realized in 2012. TriniInXisle was founded to promote Trinbago culture, connect Trini's living aboard in an effort to share Trinbago culture beyond the Caribbean diasporas in your local communities. Carnival is Trinidad's most famous export; but TriniInXisle's mission is to speak to the culture of our people, the diversity of our traditions and the milieu of culinary options the islands offer.

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Tusca-Ray Morris

Frequently asked questions

How many episodes does Trini In X Isle: Olé Talk for Days have?

Trini In X Isle: Olé Talk for Days has 4 episodes on PodParley. The most recent episode was published on August 26, 2018.

What is Trini In X Isle: Olé Talk for Days about?

TriniInXisle (Trini's in Exile) was a creative idea born in 1994 but finally realized in 2012. TriniInXisle was founded to promote Trinbago culture, connect Trini's living aboard in an effort to share Trinbago culture beyond the Caribbean diasporas in your local communities. Carnival is Trinidad's...

Who hosts Trini In X Isle: Olé Talk for Days?

Trini In X Isle: Olé Talk for Days is created and hosted by Tusca-Ray Morris.
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