From the very beginning of Carry On Friends, celebrating Caribbean literature has been one of the cornerstones. So I was excited when I was introduced to Marsha Massiah-Aaron by former podcast…
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On August 8th, I had the opportunity to attend Third World‘s listening party for their upcoming album “More Work To Be Done” which releases on August 16th. The following day, I…
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In for a treat Some of my favorite works of literature are those written by Caribbean authors. If you haven’t already read these then you’re for several treats. As a child…
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“From Yaad” is a short novel by Tracey Jackson about Stevonie, a career driven young woman born to Jamaican parents living in New York. While visiting her mom in Florida she…
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Financial Freedom It’s here! The BEST month of the year. . . it’s Financial Literacy month! Woooohooo!!! WHY am I soooo excited about this month; this blessed, money matters, let’s talk…
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Do you feel stuck in a job that you are writhing to leave a more fulfilling career? While you might be ready to focus on getting a new opportunity, here are 5…
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Black women in America are leading a movement. A movement to save themselves and those in their communities. Black women have led the quest for social change for decades and under…
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When we explore Black History in the context of the Caribbean woman, we’re telling a story of self-sufficiency. We’re talking about women who with whatever little they had, not only provided…
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February tends to be the month when relationships are the big focus, especially romantic relationships. However, what about the other relationships we have with friends, family, colleagues or even business partners?…
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Updated – 6/15/2019 Caribbean American Podcasters have found themselves in the mix as podcasts become increasingly more popular. With hundreds of new podcasts launching in the past 2 years, it’s become…
