Reggae Nostalgia Internet Radio

THIS PODCAST - POETRY IN ACTION -AFRICA IS ABOUT AFRICAN POETS. IN THIS EPISODE,  YOU WILL SEE AND HEAR POETS EXPRESSING THEMSELVES IN MANY DIFFERENT FORMS.

THEIR AGES RANGE FROM 11 YEARS OLD TO 70 YEARS.

A POET AND A REGGAE ARTISTE. A snippet of two sectors coming together to cultivate our minds.

The beautiful and historical location of Devon House in Kingston, Jamaica., was set as the background for the reciting of poems by Antonia Valaire, Cleve Battick, Miss Lee and Errol Bean. The video was filmed by Franco of Reggae Nostalgia Radio on a sunny afternoon while visiting Devon House and waiting for a bite of their famous "Curry Goat" Patty.

The beautiful and historical location of Devon House in Kingston, Jamaica., was set as the background for the reciting of poems by Antonia Valaire, Cleve Battick, Miss Lee and Errol Bean. The video was filmed by Franco of Reggae Nostalgia Radio on a sunny afternoon while visiting Devon House and waiting for a bite of their famous "Curry Goat" Patty.

JAMAICA 60th. The lyrics in most of the songs sung by the Reggae group Mighty Diamonds are treasures inside the Reggae music vault.

Now, with the death of Tabby Diamond, we should preserve the elders in the business for future knowledge.

Sean Paul, Spice, Etana, Jesse Royal, Gramp Morgan and SOJA. What a Grammy!! 

Opening song by Boston base artist Tsunami Mic. Closing song in the background by Tsunami Mic.

I  have always liked and followed this podcast. Very interesting and entertaining. The host is very charismatic. In this episode, I talk about the importance of education, Reggae music, the environment and recite some of my Poems. I added one of my all-time favourite Toots and the Maytals song to the Reggae Classic Playlist.

M. Peggy Quattro is the founder and publisher of the award-winning Reggae Report Magazine. For 25+ years, “MPeggyQ” established herself as a pioneer and expert on 80s and 90s Reggae. Her career included producing shows, being a panellist or speaker on Reggae history, a weekly radio show host, and appearing on TV to educate fans on this remarkable music. by M. Peggy Quattro

What is the state of Reggae and Dancehall music? Is it in a safe place, or is it in the good hands of the Jamaican, where it originated? Shaun and I discussed what we saw happening with the genre. This discussion will continue with fans and artists input, as well. Therefore, look to hear from voices on the state of Reggae and Dancehall music. Plus,  the People's Choice - Real Reggae Classics playlist continues.

Through our Lens, the conversation continues with my brethren B. In part two (2), we talked about Community Projects, Political division, music, and graduation. In January, Shaun and I started a playlist on SPOTIFY titled "Real Reggae Classics."  We asked (YOU) the listeners to send us a song or songs selections by text or by using the message area on our ANCHOR Podcast page. So far, we have received more than 50 songs, and by the time episode #6 podcast is posted, we will be in the 60 range. Let's build this playlist with your selections and show SPOTIFY the people's choice. Now, don't hesitate, please participate.

Episode #3 features the continuation of "Your Reggae Classics Playlist". On this playlist, I want the full participation of our listeners to build this playlist with us every week until we have the required amount for the first volume. Reggae Rocking Christmas Playlist this week is a Celebration to all who celebrate this tradition, plus a Christmas poem from Cleve Battick. Hoping you all enjoy this episode. Please send in your song or songs to continue building on "Your Reggae Classics Playlist." On the Anchor page, scroll down f you have to, and in the area, for the message, you record your message and Shauni Banx and I will take care of the rest.

Thank you for your support and participation. One Love.

In the first Podcast episode #1, Shauni Banx and I (Franco) featured a recording with Trevor Elliott of Musical Ambassador Productions and the late South Florida WLRN radio Personality Clint O'neil. It's a 4 CD compilation,  and we gave you only 2 of the 4 CDs. 

Also, we are continuing the building of a Reggae Classics Playlist. The playlist is presently available now on the Spotify music platform. You can use the message box on the Reggae Nostalgia Internet Radio, Anchor page when you scroll down to "NOW PLAYING" to listen to this week episode #2.

Thank you and happy holiday's.

 As Reggae Nostalgia Internet Radio Inc celebrates 16 years of online Broadcasting, Dj Franconero and Shauni Banx decided to launch the radio station Podcast. The launching of episode 1 will feature Producer Trevor Elliott, aka the Musical Ambassador, and former WLRN radio Personality the late Clint O'neil.  In 1990 Trevor Elliott went to WLRN. Trevor sat down with Clint and played a series of Vintage Ska and Rocksteady music from 12 midnight to 5 am into the morning.   Ital K the Godson of Reggae was very instrumental in supporting us. He pushed me over the helm to start broadcasting immediately and the rest became history. The episode will also feature the "Your Reggae Classics" Playlist. We hope that you will all help us to build Classic collections of Songs that will last. 

Special thanks to Culture Gad, Colin (Emotion Sound System), Ivan Linton (Sonny of ARROW International), Ewing (JamRecDub), Brandon (JamRecDub), Anthony Welsh, Angela Kelly, aka Angelinzion, Rosemarie Mitchell aka Kool Rose, Pressa of Radio RCH - Homestead, FL, Flavius Laidley (Slowly Jamaica), Tsunami Mic, and last but not least Father Con (Conrad Jones - decease). All of you contributed to the start, to the middle and whether you are here or not the JOURNEY CONTINUES... Thank you all.

Please enjoy.