The Skalla Show

Mrs. Ruth White is a St. Marian who served the parish as an educator for almost forty years teaching Mathematics, Integrated Science and English Language at Oracabessa High School.
Mrs. White holds a teaching diploma, bachelors degree, and masters degree. She was very active during her teaching career especially in the areas of writing, organizing, student mentorship, and leadership.
Though in retirement, Mrs. White is still very active teaching and educating in the profession. She is a part time lecturer, freelance writer, Seventh Day Adventist, and great point of contact for current and past students of Oracabessa High School.
Did you know Mrs. Ruth White wrote the send off speech for former Principal Mrs. Hyacinth Young in 2007 that Mrs. Harris read?
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I am of strong views that women born after 1980 (modern in culture, lifestyle and mindset) have forgotten the traditional practices, values and norm, heritage, and way of life necessary for them to be fit home makers and caregivers when they become wives. Of course, there are cultures of women who did not get the baton of wife traits passed from their families to them as children. There are also another group of women who think the pre-modern way of life has not place in today’s western world where women are career oriented, and independent. It doesn’t stop there as a small group of women merged some of the pre-modern training and modern way of life in an effort to not lose the indigenous knowledge and practices, but to have that competitive edge over traditional women. What most women don’t understand is that that are the primary caregivers, doctors, and nutritionists for the family. Women forgot their role as the Mary Seacole for their homes. Most modern women that can cook usually prepare meals with fake foods, incorrect combinations of ingredients, and unhealthy ingredients. I talk about 20 basic superfoods that should be in every black woman’s kitchen especially if she has a family and man in the home. These superfoods are alkaline foods or alkalizing foods. Superfoods counteract acidic conditions in the body to maintain health and effect healing. Please let me know what are some of superfoods you you have in your kitchen. Subscribe to Twi Fwi Network on YouTube and Follow me on the_skalla_show on IG and Covel McDermot on Facebook. Detox now by making an appointment with Jody Davey (Jd_spa_care on IG; website https://moneyyear7.vidadivina.com/) and Lloydia Cammock (lc_refinehealth on IG; website https://linktr.ee/loveabletara).

Mrs. Wilson-Smith, founder and CEO of Life Skills Publishing and Consultancy Services (www.lifeskillspublishing.ja.com) (LSPCS). The mandate is human capital development through life skills and character education. The purpose is: Life Skills for Everyone.
She is on The Skalla Show to talk about her journey, educational and professional backgrounds, growing up, and mental health and well-being of Jamaicans at home and abroad, and share some of the resources she has available to help achieve the mandate and purpose of LSPCS. She breaks down mental health, signs and symptoms, ways to assess your mental stability, and much more. She will talk about the pandemic and mass vaccination and her views. I hope you will listen, learn and grow. One love!

In this episode, Papa Skalla shares fifteen (15) curses of the testicles and the vital life force (semen and sperm cell) in men, particularly black men of the west.
The western matrix has pushed onto us a shifted lifestyle characterized by monogamous family structure, dead food diet, post traumatic slavery syndrome, religious confusion, historical indoctrination, poisoned ecosystem, radiated homes and communities, xeno-estrogen based foods and personal care products for sex conversion, many fake diseases and disciplines when there is a single source of all dis-eases (inflammation/mucus leakage), the 9-5 work system that was designed by Ford motor working class to work people to death, urbanization that peels away the green spaces and contaminate the blue spaces, common human stress grid,
The inhumane conditions of the west largely negatively impact the health and well-being of Black and Latino people in the west. This harsh working conditions and unhealthy communities where people reside create a life of stress, anxiety, depression, and ill-health that suck the life force out of your manhood and the virility of your essence-- decline in manliness, this is what leads to marginalized masculine males and the lost of macho men. The underlying cause of a decline in the male essence is due to the birth (from cursed wombs) of beta males, emasculated males, and unidentified males from parents (acidic sperms and wombs) suffering from emotional, generational, and spiritual traumas wrapped up in their karmic essence. Acidity in the body comes from increase concentrations of free radicals and reactive oxygen and nitrogen species due to all 15 things discussed in the podcast. Increased acidity can lead to enlarged prostate glands, desensitized penis glans, and small testicles leading to infertility, erectile dysfunction, and loss of manhood (facilitate fatherhood to children).
All black men should seek therapy, part take in healthy relationships, become polygamous instead of promiscuous, refrain from sexual intercourse at early ages, promote good posture, reduce stress/ avoid stressful situations, rehydrate more, eat real food and practice a natural lifestyle, more rest, avoid chemicals, hang with high value men, become more grounded, and detox more often to REGAIN and MAINTAIN their full masculine and sexual virility in the west as sperm counts drops, and vitamin D, zinc, selenium, and iodine deficiency continue to rise.

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In this new episode and segment, I talked with a number of Jamaicans in Jamaica, the United States, and in the diasporas on the Monday Madness Medicine program about how we met, three upbeat words to describe the caller and host, take on the vaccine, PM ability to curtail the spread of the coronavirus. I want to know how people are doing during the lockdown. We want to share with the audiences different experiences from different individuals around the globe. Shout out to my 15 callers who made the show epic: Ms. Nicoya McLean, Mr. Danielle Williams, Ms. Brittany Lunch, Mr. Adrian Ramdeen, Mr. Jason Innerarity, Mr. Richard Griffiths, Mr. Sylvan Matthews, Dr. Peter Nelson, Ms. Nadine Henry, Mr. Christopher Romaine, Mr. Carlando Baddal, Mr. Kemar Skeen, Amar Vennapusa, and Melissa Gibbs. I hope you enjoy this segment. One love. Follow us on YouTube at Twi Fwi Network and IG the_skalla_show

The Skalla Show performs its first RANDOM LOCKDOWN CALL lastnight with Andre Wallace from Oracabessa, St. Mary. Mr. Wallace shares some of the impacts the pandemic has had on his life and relationships, his views on the coronavirus and vaccines, management of the covid cases by the Prime Minister, and what needs to be done to get the country going economically. Mr. Wallace is a past student of Oracabessa High School. He left less than a year early before graduation to practice his passion—barbering.

The Skalla Show catches up with young businessman, Marvin Plunkett to get his feedbacks on the impacts of the global pandemic on his lifestyle, business and much more. Mr. Plunkett is a past student of Oracabessa High School in Oracabessa, St. Mary, Jamaica. The Montego Bay based, M.P Services Supplies and Equipment is exclusively operated and managed by Mr. Plunkett for more than four years since it is in operation. M.P Financials has been in operation for one year and the pandemic has been credited for this business venture. Marvin is also interested renewable energy development. Fulljoy the interview and leave your comments on Instagram at the_skalla_show or YouTube at Twi Fwi Network.

Reggae/dancehall recording artiste Baba De Naturalist whose real name is Romaro Marsh hails from the parish of St Mary in Jamaica. The 26 year old artiste is now getting the well needed buzz during the pandemic that he has always wanted for his career. Baba De Naturalist started his musical journey at 15 years old while attending Islington High School in St. Mary. Few years later he decided to take his music seriously and started to attend studios and hung around musicians to improve on his craft. Baba makes natural music that is inspired by the people and his surroundings. Tracks such as Spend big, Crying, Something about you girl, and hard work are some of his top songs to check out on all digital distribution platforms. The Skalla Show catches up with the artiste to share his journey, upcoming projects, his motivation, his understanding of the music business and words of advice to upcoming artistes and producers. Listen to the end and the other segments to learn more about the artiste. Reggae producer, Adrian Campbell has recently released the vaxxine rhythm and Baba is one of the first artiste to make five songs on the rhythm. The Skalla Show brings the interview to you anywhere you are in the world. Yaawd style Follow us on IG @the_skalla_show Subscribe to the YouTube channel @Twi Fwi Network. Follow me on Fb@Covel McDermot

Covel McDermot shares 10 amazing benefits or uses of Castor Oil from the Castor bean plant (Ricinus communis) continuing the episode on Food and Medicine- Poultice.
The plant is wildly grown in Jamaica and in harsh soil conditions and now seen grown in salty soils.
Castor oil is extracted from the castor bean plant by using a commercial extractor or homemade. Castor oil production is lucrative business today and its demand will increase significantly in the US and Europe. While India is one of the largest producer of castor oil in the world today, Jamaica has some of the most potent genotypes of the plant growing across the island. The ricinoleic acid quality in the bean is influenced by climate and soil patterns in the tropics where the plant predominantly grows. Seal level rise, climate change, and human development and settlement will challenge the plant's capacity to adapt and mitigate to environmental perturbations and trade-off impacts on medicinal plant properties and composition is lagging in the literature with current global change scenarios.
I hope you listen, comment, send us a message, and call in some day to discuss with our listeners.

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In an interview with with Dr. Peter Nelson, lecturer in Chemistry at the University of the West Indies, we discussed the COVID-19 pandemic and vaccination in Jamaica. He answered the following questions:
1. Do you miss the pre-COVID-19 way of living?
2. Did you foresee the coronavirus pandemic prior to 2019?
3. How has the coronavirus change your life and relationship with others?
4. Do you think people are doing enough to contain the coronavirus and boosting the local economy?
5. Do you think Prime Minister Honourable Andrew Holness is doing a good job containing the coronavirus and boosting the local economy?
5. What is your take on the vaccine and Jamaica's inability to develop its own signature vaccine for its people?
I hope you enjoy the discussion.
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Exploring the need for black men in the homes in the black communities. Are black men a NEED to women for their survival? Do men NEED women for them to survive harsh world men have built? Do we need the model black family to survive the post-covid smart world? I’m on call with Mr. Michael Williams, a business magnate, motivational speaker, farmer, father. and husband. Let’s hear his views on some uncommon questions.

Rising artiste, Germane recently released three singles, “I can’t breathe”, “Crime plan”, and “Jamaica’s prayer” as he make his entry into the music industry. His last single “Jamaica’s Prayer” is gaining traction on social media with many shares on Facebook. Germane premiered the single on his birthday, February 24, 2021. The song has wrapped up nearly 500 views on his YouTube channel. In this episode and segment, artistes will be given a chance to have their music, art, painting, artifacts, antiques, etc., discussed, reviewed, highlighted or unearthed. In this segment we the lyrics of Germane’s single “Jamaica’s Prayer”. Subscribe to his YouTube channel @Germane Music IG@Germane_music @Fb: Jermain McKenzie

In this episode I listed 15 fake foods, drugs, and poisons modern Jamaicans and modern black Americans consume everyday. My main point here to highlight the obvious fact that they do not consume foods with an intelligent mind of race, culture, geographic location, blood type, or health and well-being. Often times, they eat to survive, survive to eat anything. In fact the Jamaicans and black Americans eat the diet of every other race of people on the planet except the African diet. Let’s talk about foods and diet.

Curses of the black woman’s womb are real and evident in our everyday lives. If you want to control a people it is easy to do so by psychologically and physiologically manipulating the minds and wombs of the women. Here I have listed 21 curses I called poisons or toxins that enslave our black women’ minds and wombs. These curses are the underlining cause of poor reproductive health and traumatized children. These curses or toxins can be regarded as either environmental, chemical or generational/cultural. Most of our relationships carry all three areas of curses that women brought into or absorbed from the male in relationships. Are out black women aware of these curses of the womb? Let’s talk about it on The Skalla Show.

Host, Covel McDermot and three women discussed the importance of black men in the family, fatherlessness, broken families, hurting partners, the cycle of single parent female-headed households, difficulty in forging relationships and getting timely marriage, etc.