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Welcome to the Dis A fi mi History Podcast! In this episode, we dive deep into the rich tapestry of Creole languages with our engaging guest, Sylvie, also known as Soir.Kwéyòl on social media. Sylvie, a dedicated author and fervent advocate for the Creole language, shares her insights on the history and evolution of Creole, particularly focusing on the Lucian Creole of St. Lucia.
Join us as Sylvie illuminates the fascinating journey of Creole languages, highlighting their connections to African, indigenous, and European roots. Understand how these languages not only shape cultural identities but also foster a sense of community and pride among diverse groups across the Caribbean.
From the pivotal role of enslaved Africans in the development of Creole to the unique linguistic features that distinguish Creole from standard French, this episode explores the intricate dynamics that have contributed to the evolution of the Creole language. Discover the cultural significance of Creole in music, literature, and oral storytelling, and learn about the challenges and efforts to promote and preserve this vibrant language.
Whether you're a language enthusiast or someone keen on exploring cultural histories, this episode promises a lively and informative discussion. If you enjoy our content, please remember to subscribe, like, and review to support our podcast journey. Thank you! BIO Sylvie, known as Soir.Kwéyòl on social media, is a passionate advocate for the preservation and promotion of the Creole language , particularly St. Lucian Creole. As a dedicated published author, Sylvie delves into the history of Creole languages, highlighting their historical connections to African, indigenous, and European roots. Her work explores how these linguistic elements shape cultural identities and foster understanding among diverse communities.With a background in education and languages Sylvie serves as a teacher, inspiring a new generation to appreciate and preserve their heritage and identity. She actively engages in discussions about the historical significance of Creole languages and their role in contemporary society. This showcases her commitment to raising awareness about the unique characteristics of Creole, the differences between Creole and French, and effective strategies for promoting the language in the Caribbean and beyond.Sylvie’s enthusiasm for history and language is palpable, as she works to bridge cultural gaps and empower individuals to embrace their roots. Through her writing and advocacy, she continues to make meaningful contributions to the understanding and appreciation of Creole languages in today’s world. BOOKS https://amzn.eu/d/haxRbkJ (stories in creole)
https://amzn.eu/d/jbPjyWr (intro to Saint Lucian creole; a beginners guide CONNECT
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Sunday Apr 13, 2025
Sunday Apr 13, 2025
In this episode of Dis A fi mi History Podcast, we dive into the fascinating world of genealogist and historian Dr. Jeff Nebecker-Johnson. Join us as we explore the life of Spotswood Rice, a man whose journey from slavery to freedom is chronicled through heartfelt letters. Dr. Nebecker-Johnson discusses his research and the personal connections he uncovered along the way.
Learn about Spotswood Rice's courageous transformation from a slave to a Civil War soldier and eventually a minister, dedicated to his faith and family. This episode delves into the historical and emotional significance of Rice's letters, which boldly addressed both his daughters and their former enslavers.
Discover how Rice redefined fatherhood under the harsh conditions of slavery and found empowerment through military service, shaping his identity and understanding of freedom. As we uncover personal stories and extend the conversation beyond borders, this episode invites listeners to reflect on the past, learn from history, and appreciate the resilience and strength of ancestors. Book https://www.amazon.ca/Property-Benjamin-Lewis-Biography-Spottswood-ebook/dp/B0BLGF29NZ
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Saturday Apr 05, 2025
Saturday Apr 05, 2025
Join Wendy Aris and Dr. Sébastien Rioux, an Associate Professor at the University of Montreal, as they delve into the intricacies of the article Slavery, Capitalism, and Imperialism, Its Impact in the Caribbean. This episode explores the interconnectedness of historical forces, examining how slavery served as a catalyst for economic growth and industrial power in Europe. Through insightful discussions, the episode highlights the role of enslaved labor in shaping global trade and the complexities of their resistance. Tune in to understand how these historical dynamics continue to influence contemporary racial and economic inequalities. Bio
Associate Professor,University of Montreal
Holder of the Canada Research Chair in the Political Economy of Food and Well-being
Books https://www.amazon.ca/Global-Labour-Studies-Marcus-Taylor/dp/1509504079 https://www.amazon.ca/Social-Cost-Cheap-Food-Distribution/dp/0773558993 Article https://www.researchgate.net/publication/358623117_Slavery_Capitalism_and_Imperialism
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Saturday Mar 29, 2025
Saturday Mar 29, 2025
Welcome to the Dis Afimi History podcast, where we explore the intricate connections between history and contemporary Caribbean life. In this episode, Wendy Aris is joined by Dr. Audra A. Diptée, an Associate Professor specializing in Africa and the Caribbean at Carleton University, to delve into the covert British policy known as Operation Legacy. This policy, carried out between the 1950s and 1970s, aimed to destroy or secretly remove colonial documents from 37 former British colonies, including those on the brink of political independence.
Dr. Diptée reveals the shocking extent of Operation Legacy and its impact on Caribbean nations' abilities to document their colonial histories. Together, they examine how this policy has influenced current understandings of history and the ongoing discussions surrounding colonial reparations and justice. Tune in to gain a deeper understanding of the historical narratives that have been shaped by external forces and the efforts needed to decolonize Caribbean histories. BIO
Associate Professor - Africa and the Caribbean, slavery, race relations; critical applied history and historical consciousness; children and childhood; race, power, memory, and identity in Global South contexts
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Saturday Mar 22, 2025
Saturday Mar 22, 2025
Join Wendy Aris and Professor Paulette A. Ramsey as they delve into the fascinating journey of West Indian migrants in Cuba. Discover the rich history and cultural dynamics of these communities and their enduring legacy. Professor Ramsey shares insights from her book, revealing intricate tales of migration, resilience, and cultural preservation against the backdrop of the Caribbean and Latin America.
Explore the motivations that drove Jamaicans and other West Indians to Cuba, from seeking better economic opportunities to escaping sociopolitical tensions. Learn about the significant influence they had on Cuban society, including their introduction of cultural traditions, language, and the ever-popular sport of cricket. This episode also sheds light on the challenges faced by these communities and how they've managed to preserve their heritage across generations.
Whether you're a history buff or intrigued by migration stories, this episode promises to enlighten and inspire. Tune in for a thought-provoking discussion on the intertwined destinies of Caribbean people and their far-reaching impact on Cuban culture. Don't forget to like, subscribe, and review the podcast!
Bio
Professor Paulette A. Ramsay holds the Bachelor of Arts, Master of Arts and Doctor of Philosophy degrees from The UWI, Mona Campus. She has a record of distinguished pioneering research and publication for which she has gained wide recognition as an interdisciplinary scholar and researcher, both in the region and internationally, for her work in the broad fields of Modern Languages and Literatures, and Writing/Language Pedagogy. She is recognized for her contribution to the growth of the field of Afro-Hispanic Studies, and for her impressive contribution to the creation and expansion of knowledge about Afro-derived peoples and their literary and cultural production. Indeed, her work has brought the history, racial and cultural dynamics related to various diasporic communities in Latin America and the Hispanic Caribbean to centre stage.
She is an active member of the College Language Association, USA; Afro-Latin American Research Association, Association of Caribbean Women Writers and Scholars and the Association of the Study of the Worldwide African Diaspora.
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Saturday Mar 15, 2025
Saturday Mar 15, 2025
Welcome to the Dis A fi mi History podcast, where we explore the depths of Caribbean history and its impact on the present. In this episode, host Wendy Aris is joined by Dr. Matthew Casey, an Associate Professor of History and expert on early 20th-century Cuba and Haiti. Together, they delve into the fascinating life of Haitian-Cuban supercentenarian Emilio Duanes, discussing the significance of his migration story and the narratives of belonging in Cuba's digital landscape.
Dr. Casey sheds light on the challenges of Haitian migrants in Cuba, drawing a connection between historical documentation and oral histories. The episode also examines the complexities of identity and heritage in the Caribbean, portraying Duanes' story as a reflection of the region's rich and intricate history. Tune in for a compelling discussion that brings together the past and present, offering insights into the resilience and identity of Caribbean communities. BIO Matthew Casey (Ph.D., University of Pittsburgh) is associate professor of history and director of the School of Humanities at the University of Southern Mississippi, where he is also affiliated with the Center for the Study of the Gulf South. Dr. Casey specializes in the history of empire, race, migration, political activism, and labor in early twentieth century Cuba and Haiti. He is the author of Empire’s Guest Workers: Haitian Migrants in Cuba during the Age of US Occupation (2017), which was the inaugural title in Cambridge University Press’ Afro-Latin America series. He is past recipient of the Andrés Mattei Ramos-Neville Hall article prize from the Association of Caribbean Historians. At Princeton, he will conduct research on his second book project: “Anti-Imperial Activism and Authoritarian Repression: Joseph Jolibois Fils and the Politics of Democracy and Black Mobilization in US occupied Haiti and Interwar Latin America.” Book https://www.amazon.ca/Empires-Guestworkers-Haitian-Migrants-Occupation/dp/1107127696 Article https://brill.com/view/journals/nwig/98/3-4/article-p277_2.xml
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Saturday Mar 08, 2025
Saturday Mar 08, 2025
Welcome to the Dis A fi mi History podcast, where we explore intriguing facets of history and its impact on Caribbean cultures. In this episode, Wendy Aris chats with Dr. Crystal Nicole Eddins, a distinguished Associate Professor of Sociology at the University of Pittsburgh, to delve into the Maroon movements' significant role in resisting imperial forces.
Dr. Eddins shares insights from her research on the Haitian Revolution, focusing on the Maroons' resistance against European colonizers and their crucial influence in shaping Caribbean history. She discusses the cycles of resistance and cultural resilience witnessed in Haiti and other parts of the Caribbean, emphasizing the complexities of Maroon communities and their alliances with enslaved individuals and free Black communities.
Join us for a thought-provoking discussion on the Maroons' legacy and their enduring lessons in advocating for freedom and equality. Author of Rituals, Runaways, and the Haitian Revolution: Collective Action in the African Diaspora. Dr. Eddins is an Associate Professor of Sociology at the University of Pittsburgh, after a previous position in Africana Studies at UNC Charlotte, a post-doctoral fellowship at Brown University's Center for the Study of Slavery and Justice, and earning a Dual Major PhD in African American & African Studies and Sociology from Michigan State University. My areas of research and teaching interest are the African Diaspora, Historical Sociology, Social Movements and Revolutions, Race & Ethnicity, Women & Gender, 18th century Caribbean, and the Digital Humanities. My ongoing research focuses on shared consciousness and collective action within the African Diaspora. Book https://www.amazon.ca/Rituals-Runaways-Haitian-Revolution-Collective/dp/1009256157
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Saturday Mar 01, 2025
Saturday Mar 01, 2025
Dive into the complex tapestry of Martinique's history as we explore the racial dynamics and social hierarchies of the 19th century. Join Wendy Aris and Adélaïde Marine-Gougeon, a doctoral researcher at Sorbonne University, as they dissect the intricacies of racial mixing, identity, and the lingering impact of colonialism. Discover the untold narratives of white Creole families and the perception of race, exploring how historical events shaped present attitudes towards race and identity in the Caribbean.
Through this engaging discussion, learn about the persisting social hierarchies, religious influences, and the subtle challenges faced by mixed-race individuals navigating their identity. With a focus on racial boundaries and their reinforcement or dissolution through legal, social, and familial structures, this episode sheds light on the realities faced by various social groups in colonial Martinique.
Bio Adélaïde Marine-Gougeon has an advanced teaching degree, and she taught in high school for several years. She is currently writing her doctoral thesis, Circulations, réseaux et identité des familles blanches créoles de la Martinique au xixe siècle, entre transcolonialisme et nationalism (Circulations, Networks and White Creole Family Identity in Martinique in the 19th Century: Transcolonialism and Nationalism, under the supervision of Jacques-Olivier Boudon (Sorbonne Université, 20th-Century History Center) and Myriam Cottias, (CNRS, CIRESC). She is also an “ATER” (teaching and research fellow) in contemporary history at Sorbonne University’s School of the Humanities. https://ehne.fr/en/encyclopedia/themes/europe-europeans-and-world/empires-and-racial-thinking/racial-mixing-and-racial-boundaries-in-19th-century-martinique
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Saturday Feb 22, 2025
Saturday Feb 22, 2025
Welcome to the Dis A fi mi History podcast! In this episode, host Wendy Aris delves into a compelling conversation with Dr. Gnimbin A. Ouattara, a Fulbright Scholar from Côte d'Ivoire and a Professor of History and International Studies. Together, they explore the overlooked narratives surrounding the birth of the Transatlantic Slave Trade between 1421 and 1441.
Dr. Ouattara shares insights into his research on the Portuguese expeditions along the African coast, shedding light on the pivotal role played by Prince Henry the Navigator in initiating this dark chapter of history. The discussion also challenges widely accepted perspectives, such as the Curse of Cain narrative, which has been historically used to justify slavery.
This episode invites listeners to critically examine historical narratives and encourages a deeper understanding of how the past continues to impact the present. Don't forget to subscribe, like, and review the podcast if you enjoy the conversation!
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Wednesday Feb 19, 2025
Wednesday Feb 19, 2025
In this episode of the Dis Afimi History podcast, join us as Wendy Aris hosts the multifaceted Jamaican-Canadian talent, Tanya Hernandez, also known by her stage name Ms. Tanya Lou. Renowned for her love for culture and history, Tanya is a teacher, motivational speaker, author, social commentator, folklorist, and music recording artist.
Tanya delves into her latest tribute book, "Ay-Ya-Yai Miss Lou, Voice of the Jamaican People," a captivating biography dedicated to Jamaica’s cultural hero, Miss Lou. Tune in to explore the untold stories and impact of Miss Lou, who played an instrumental role in preserving Jamaican folklore and language, and whose legacy continues to inspire generations across the globe. https://www.amazon.ca/Ay-Ya-Yai-Jamaican-People/dp/B0DK7MR66B Website https://www.tanialhernandez.com/
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Dis A Fi Mi History Podcast
This podcast is about genealogic researching your Caribbean family history. There is a heavy concentration on the History of the Caribbean in which guest will be part of the podcast to discuss the various topics and themes. This will allow the listener to be able to have a broader viewpoint on how to approach their family history.
The title of the podcast Dis A Fi Mi History means in English This is My History.