Tea and Talk

by Robert Bain

Performing Arts

Season 2

TEA AND TALK - WITH FREDDIE MUNNINGS JR. - SEASON 2 -EPISODE 4 - PART 2

MR. FREDDIE MUNNINGS JR.Tea and Talk welcomes Bahamian Entertainer, Entrepreneur, and Cultural Activist Freddie Munnings Jr. As we discuss aspects of Bahamian entertainment and culture. Freddie began his career nearly 50 years ago and is well known for songs such as “All the best things”, “Lift Every Voice and Sing”, “Dreamer Man”, “Sunflower” and much more.

TEA AND TALK - WITH MR. FREDDIE MUNNINGS JR - SEASON 2 - EPISODE 4- PART 1

TEA AND TALK - WITH MR. FREDDIE MUNNINGS JR. SEASON 2 - EPISODE 4 Tea and Talk welcomes Bahamian Entertainer, Entrepreneur, and Cultural Activist Freddie Munnings Jr. As we discuss aspects of Bahamian entertainment and culture. Freddie began his career nearly 50 years ago and is well known for songs such as “All the best things”, “Lift Every Voice and Sing”, “Dreamer Man”, “Sunflower” and much more

TEA AND TALK - WITH DR. JOANN CALLENDER - SEASON - 2 EPISODE 3 - PART 2

TEA AND TALK - WITH DR. JOANN CALLENDER PART 2JoAnn Callender has worked for decades to exhibit the music of The Bahamas around the world. A renowned soprano soloist, she is also well regarded as a champion of Black excellence in the performing arts and for her long career as a writer, producer, and director of stage productions that have been brought to international audiences. She is a Bahamian cultural ambassador and is dedicated to preserving a legacy of Bahamian music for future generations.Tea and Talk welcomes Dr. Callender as we highlight her latest project, a documentary on the life of Bahamian composer, the late Timothy Gibson composer of The Bahamas National Anthem.

TEA AND TALK WITH DR. JOANN CALLENDER - SEASON 2 - EPISODE 3 - PART 1

TEA AND TALK - SEASON 2 - EPISODE 3 - PART 1JoAnn Callender has worked for decades to exhibit the music of The Bahamas around the world. A renowned soprano soloist, she is also well regarded as a champion of Black excellence in the performing arts and for her long career as a writer, producer, and director of stage productions that have been brought to international audiences. She is a Bahamian cultural ambassador and is dedicated to preserving a legacy of Bahamian music for future generations.Tea and Talk welcomes Dr. Callender as we highlight her latest project, a documentary on the life of Bahamian composer, the late Timothy Gibson composer of The Bahamas National Anthem.

TEA AND Talk WITH - TOSSIE PUGH AND SHARA GOLDSMITH - SEASON 2 - EPISODE 2 - PART 2

Tea and Talk welcome educators Tossie Pugh and Shara Goldsmith as we discuss the importance of art integration in education. Part 2 - Season 2 - Episode 2

TEA AND TALK - WITH TOSSIE PUGH & SHARA GOLDSMITH - Season 2 - Episode 2

Tea and Talk welcome educators Tossie Pugh and Shara Goldsmith as we discuss the importance of art integration in education. Part 1 - Season 2 -Episode 2

Tea and Talk with Dr. Ann Higgins - Part 2- Season 2 Episode 1

Co-Pastor of Creative Christian Arts Ministries International, author, former dancer, liturgical dance pioneer in the Bahamas, and Co-founder of "Concurs for Christ" Junkanoo group.

TEA AND TALK - WITH DR. ANN HIGGINS - Part 1 - SEASON 2 - EPISODE 1

Co-Pastor of Creative Christian Arts Ministries International, author, former dancer, liturgical dance pioneer in The Bahamas, and Co-founder of Concurs for Christ Junkanoo group.

Season 1

TEA AND TALK - WITH ARLENE NASH-FERGUSON(Episode 15 - Part 2)

TEA AND TALK - WITH ARLENE NASH-FERGUSON (Episode 15 - Part 2) Tea and Talk features Mrs. Arlene Nash-Ferguson. Arlene served as an educator for 24 years, positively impacting the lives of thousands of young Bahamians. She is an Avid proponent of Bahamian culture. She has also served on the National Junkanoo Committee for many years. To Arlene Junkanoo is not just a parade - it is a celebration of history and heritage. With her husband, she founded and runs Educulture, an experimental Junkanoo Museum, and Resource Centre, aiming to explore, discover and celebrate the spirit of Junkanoo. Arlene is a founding member of One Family Junkanoo group and host of Junkanoo 242 broadcast every Saturday morning at 10 p.m. on ZNS radio. In this 15th episode of Tea and Talk, we discussed Bahamian history, aspects of Bahamian culture as it relates to the arts, cultural awareness, Education, Junkanoo, cultural development, and self-reliance.

TEA AND TALK - WITH ARLENE NASH-FERGUSON(Episode 15 - Part 1)

TEA AND TALK - WITH ARLENE NASH-FERGUSON(Episode 15 - Part 1) Tea and Talk features Mrs. Arlene Nash-Ferguson. Arlene served as an educator for 24 years, positively impacting the lives of thousands of young Bahamians. She is an Avid proponent of Bahamian culture. She has also served on the National Junkanoo Committee for many years. To Arlene Junkanoo is not just a parade - it is a celebration of history and heritage. With her husband, she founded and runs Educulture, an experimental Junkanoo Museum, and Resource Centre, aiming to explore, discover and celebrate the spirit of Junkanoo. Arlene is a founding member of One Family Junkanoo group and host of Junkanoo 242 broadcast every Saturday morning at 10 p.m. on ZNS radio. In this 15th episode of Tea and Talk, we discussed Bahamian history, aspects of Bahamian culture as it relates to the arts, cultural awareness, Education, Junkanoo, cultural development, and self-reliance.

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