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TriniInXisle
by Kirt Morris
TriniInXisle (Trini’s in Exile) was a creative idea born in 1994 but finally realised in 2012. TriniInXisle was founded to promote Trinbago culture,connect Trini’s living aboard to share Trinbago culture beyond the Caribbean diasporas in their 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.
Episodes
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Trini Phrase: Tabanca
In this blog post, we explore the complex emotion of Tabanca, which has a significant place in the culture and folklore of Grenada, Guyana, and Trinidad. Tabanca is a feeling of unrequited love and heartbreak that can consume a person's entire being, leaving them feeling lost and broken. Despite...
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Trini Folklore: Mama D’Leau
Join us as we dive into the enchanting world of Caribbean folklore and explore the captivating character of Mama D'Leau. From her origins in West African mythology to her place in contemporary Caribbean culture, we'll examine the enduring legacy of this intriguing figure and the symbolism she...
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Trini Folklore: La Jabless
In this episode, we will discuss the legend of the Diablesse. This she-devil is known for targeting young men in Caribbean folklore. We will explore the tale's origins, its significance, and how it has impacted Caribbean culture. We will delve into the character of the Diablesse, including her...
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Trinidad Lingo: Understanding the Meaning of Bacchanal
Discover the lively Trinidadian language with "The Bacchanal Chronicles," a podcast that delves into the different interpretations of the term "Bacchanal." We'll explore the significance of this expression in Trinidad and Tobago, from the Carnival celebrations to daily life. Each episode will…
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Word of the Week: Orisha
In this podcast episode, we take a deep dive into the history and beliefs of the Shouter Baptist movement in Trinidad. From its origins as a marginalized religious group to its recognition as an official religion in the country, we'll explore the cultural and political significance of the…
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Trini Phrase: Lime
Join us as we explore the importance of "liming" in Trinidadian culture. From the meaning of the word to its significance in socializing, building relationships, music, and cuisine, we'll dive into the heart of what makes "liming" such an integral part of Trinidadian life. So, grab a snack, put…
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Exploring the Charm and Beauty of Venice: Trip to Italy
In this podcast episode, we take you on a journey to one of the most enchanting cities in the world: Venice, Italy. Join us as we explore the winding canals and vibrant streets, immersing ourselves in the rich culture and history of this unique city. From the iconic St. Mark's Basilica to the...
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What is my identity as a Spanish speaker? LatinX, Latine, Hispanic, or Latino/a/@
In this podcast, we will explore the question of identity for Spanish speakers. With so many different terms used to describe individuals of Latin American or Spanish descent, it can be challenging to understand and navigate the complexity of identity. We will delve into the differences and…
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Crafting Funny Out-of-Office Messages
Have you ever had to set an out-of-office message but found yourself struggling to develop something creative? Well, fear not because we've got you covered with some of the funniest out-of-office messages that will make your co-workers smile. From witty one-liners to punny jokes, these...
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Paradise Lost? The Troubling Impact of Sargassum Seaweed on Caribbean Beaches
Our podcast episode explores the impact of sargassum seaweed in the Caribbean, building on our recent blog post on the topic. We discuss the environmental and economic challenges posed by this invasive species, and examine potential solutions to address the issue. This episode is also available…
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The Santa Rosa Festival in Arima, Trinidad: A Celebration of Faith, Culture, and Heritage
Welcome to our latest podcast episode, where we dive into the colourful and vibrant Santa Rosa Festival in Arima, Trinidad and Tobago. In this episode, we explore the rich history and traditions behind this cultural celebration and share personal experiences from our visit. Join us as we discuss...
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From Oil Drums to Musical Instruments: The Evolution of Steelpan in Trinidad
Trinidad's steelpan is more than just a musical instrument - it symbolises the island's rich cultural heritage and innovative spirit. From its humble beginnings as a discarded oil drum to its current status as a versatile and sophisticated percussion instrument, the evolution of the steelpan is a...
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Coming Out of the Dark
"My name is Kirton Morris, and I suffer from anxiety and depression" is an honest and inspiring podcast breaking down the stigma around mental health. This episode is also available as a blog post: https://triniinxisle.com/2018/06/06/anxiety-and-depression/
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Trini Phrase: Jouvert
Welcome to our latest podcast episode, where we take you on a journey to Trinidad to explore the vibrant and colourful celebration of Jouvert. Join us as we dive into the history and significance of this festive occasion before the official start of Carnival. This episode is also available as a...
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Why I Started TriniInXisle?
This episode is also available as a blog post: https://triniinxisle.com/2020/03/23/why-i-started-triniinxisle/
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Cities to Visit When You Need a Vacation
This episode is also available as a blog post: https://triniinxisle.com/2022/07/22/cities-to-visit-when-you-need-a-vacation/ Take a break and tune in to our audio podcast as we highlight some of the best cities to visit when you need a vacation. From tropical getaways to cultural hotspots, we...
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A couple things I learnt from my divorce that may save your marriage!
This episode is also available as a blog post: https://triniinxisle.com/2018/06/23/how-to-save-your-marriage/ Listen in on our audio podcast as we share valuable insights and lessons learned from divorce that may help save your marriage. We discuss common relationship pitfalls and offer practical...
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How to Plan the Couple’s Adventure Getaway of a Lifetime
This episode is also available as a blog post: https://triniinxisle.com/2022/04/16/how-to-plan-the-couples-adventure-getaway-of-a-lifetime/ Join our audio podcast as we explore how to plan the ultimate adventure getaway for couples. From choosing the right destination to picking the perfect...
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How Entrepreneurs Can Make Business Travel Fun And Rewarding
This episode is also available as a blog post: https://triniinxisle.com/2023/02/11/how-entrepreneurs-can-make-business-travel-fun-and-rewarding/ Discover how entrepreneurs can turn business travel into a fun and rewarding experience on our audio podcast. Hear from seasoned travelers as they share...
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Trini Phrase: Maco
This episode is also available as a blog post: https://triniinxisle.com/2020/04/18/trini-phrase-maco/ Tune in to our audio podcast for a fun and insightful exploration of Maco Trini Slang - the unique and colorful language of Trinidad and Tobago.
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Future of Work 2023 and Beyond?
Join our audio podcast as we discuss the rapidly evolving future of work. From automation to remote work, we explore the trends and strategies that will shape the workforce of tomorrow. This episode is also available as a blog post: https://triniinxisle.com/2022/12/20/the-future-of-work/
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Digital Nomads
This episode is also available as a blog post: https://triniinxisle.com/2022/07/28/digital-nomads/
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What to Pack and Plan for an Overseas Backpacking Trip?
Are you planning a backpacking trip? There is nothing quite as exciting as the idea of packing a bag and venturing to another country to see new and glorious sites This episode is also available as a blog post:...
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Lake Como – Backpacking Through Italy
This episode is also available as a blog post: https://triniinxisle.com/2022/01/22/lake-como-backpacking-through-italy/
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Trini Folklore: Douen
A legendary little creature, the douen is the spirit of an infant who died before it was baptized and now wanders in the forest, its feet turned backwards, its big head covered with a large mushroom-shaped hat so that its face is not sen, joining with others of its kind in bands to lure children…
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Trini Phrase: Maljo
It is not unheard of in Trinidad that if you have something of value, somebody somewhere will give you maljo. For example, if you buy a new car and all of a sudden you get in an accident, it's not unheard of that you blame the accident on maljo that somebody put on your new car This episode is…
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Trini Folklore: The Buck
The Buck is some of the most powerful people in magic who live on the Venezuelan shore...they are called Warahun. In Trinidad, however, the Warao are called "Warrahoons" or "Guaranos," and various spellings are given for each of these words. These Amerindians from across the sea in the Orinoco...
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Thoughts From An Isolated Soul
Sana's third book reveals his maturity as a writer. Over the years, the author has experienced his work's success in Dubai, Paris, and the United States. As a result, he has established himself as a low-profile but prolific writer and underground poet. He has consistently published quality poetry...
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Diwali – Christmas in November
Dhanteras is the first day of Diwali. Goddess Lakshmi is worshipped on this day and there is a custom to purchase something precious. This episode is also available as a blog post: https://triniinxisle.com/2018/10/23/holidays-in-trinidad/
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Bologna, Parma, Firenze, Genova – Backpacking Through Italy
The preeminent attribute one discerns about Bologna is the admirably maintained and neat streets and historic architecture. Bologna is the capital and most populous city of the Emilia-Romagna Region in Northern Italy. Bologna has a well-preserved historic centre, thanks to a meticulous…
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Roma to Amalfi Coast – Backpacking Through Italy
This episode is also available as a blog post: https://triniinxisle.com/2021/09/30/roma-to-amalfi-coast-backpacking-through-italy/
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Trini Phrase: Lipay
This episode is also available as a blog post: https://triniinxisle.com/2021/03/02/trini-phrase-lipay/
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How To Have A Stress Free Vacation
This episode is also available as a blog post: https://triniinxisle.com/2021/09/18/how-to-have-a-stress-free-vacation/
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Love and Support from a Distance: How Immigrants Can Help Family Back Home
This episode is also available as a blog post: https://triniinxisle.com/2021/09/05/help-family/
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Valley Brook Vacation: Amish Farm
This episode is also available as a blog post: https://triniinxisle.com/2021/04/17/valley-brook-amish-farm/ The farm rests several hundred meters from the main road, with a paved pathway dotted with recent animal droppings. I presume the fresh manure was from the cows on property or visitors in...
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Trini Folklore: Soucouyant
Soucouyants have an unnatural and indelicate propensity for casting off their skin. They usually conceal their skin in or under a mortar and pestle. This episode is also available as a blog post: https://triniinxisle.com/2018/08/08/trini-folklore-soucouyant/
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Fry Bake Recipe (Trinidad)
Bake: A circular thick but flattish bread, made of flour, water and baking soda; fried (FRY BAKE) This episode is also available as a blog post: https://triniinxisle.com/2018/07/21/fry-bake-recipe/
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Trini Phrase: Whe-Whe
Whe-whe, we-we, whay-whay, whey whey (n) – A gambling game of Chinese origin, in which the organizer or Banker chooses one number or Mark from a set of numbers and seals it in an envelope. Players then bet on what number it is, traditionally according to dreams experienced by the player. This...
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2021 – The Capitol
For many Black, Indigenous and People of Color (BIPoC), including myself, who partook in the BLM movement this summer, law enforcement’s frivolous strategy at the Capitol riots was an abrupt notice of the inequity still suffered by marginalized people in this country. This episode is also…
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ABOUT THIS SHOW
TriniInXisle (Trini’s in Exile) was a creative idea born in 1994 but finally realised in 2012. TriniInXisle was founded to promote Trinbago culture,connect Trini’s living aboard to share Trinbago culture beyond the Caribbean diasporas in their 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.
HOSTED BY
Kirt Morris
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TriniInXisle (Trini’s in Exile) was a creative idea born in 1994 but finally realised in 2012. TriniInXisle was founded to promote Trinbago culture,connect Trini’s living aboard to share Trinbago culture beyond the Caribbean diasporas in their local communities. Carnival is Trinidad’s most famous...
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