Tea and Talk

by Robert Bain

Performing Arts

Season 1

TEA AND TALK - WITH NANA SAFOHENE JAN KWAW II (CHRISTOPHER E DAVIS).EPISODE 7 - PART 2

TEA AND TALK - WITH NANA SAFOHENE JAN KWAW II (CHRISTOPHER E DAVIS). Tea and Talk feature Researcher Assistant of The Bahamas Antiquities Monuments and Museums Corporation, Mr. Christopher E. Davis, author of the “Black Rinse” A New Perspective on the History of the African Diaspora in The Bahamas. Christopher shares his research and knowledge of Bahamian and African history. (Episode 7 - Part 2)

TEA AND TALK - WITH NANA SAFOHENE JAN KWAW II (CHRISTOPHER E DAVIS). EPISODE 7 - PART 1

TEA AND TALK - WITH NANA SAFOHENE JAN KWAW II (CHRISTOPHER E DAVIS). Tea and Talk feature Researcher Assistant of The Bahamas Antiquities Monuments and Museums Corporation, Mr. Christopher E. Davis, author of the “Black Rinse” A New Perspective on the History of the African Diaspora in The Bahamas. Christopher shares his research and knowledge of Bahamian and African history. (Episode 7 - Part 1)

TEA AND TALK - WITH CRISTIN CAROLE AND FAITH BUTLER OF THE SHIRLEY HALL BASS LEGACY PROGRAM. EPISODE 6 - PART 2

TEA AND TALK - WITH CRISTIN CAROLE AND FAITH BUTLER OF THE SHIRLEY HALL BASS LEGACY PROGRAM. Tea and Talk feature educators Cristin Carole and Faith Butler co-founders of the Shirley Hall Bass Legacy Project. The Shirley Hall Bass Legacy Project supports performing arts education in The Bahamas by developing and promoting youth programs, scholarships, research, K-12 standards, curriculum development, and advocacy work. Their mission is to inspire possibilities and promote nation-building through performing arts education programs that strengthen schools and communities with limited arts access throughout The Bahamas. (Episode 6 - Part 2)

TEA AND TALK - WITH CRISTIN CAROLE AND FAITH BUTLER OF THE SHIRLEY HALL BASS LEGACY PROGRAM.

Tea and Talk feature educators Cristin Carole and Faith Butler co-founders of the Shirley Hall Bass Legacy Project. The Shirley Hall Bass Legacy Project supports performing arts education in The Bahamas by developing and promoting youth programs, scholarships, research, K-12 standards, curriculum development, and advocacy work. Their mission is to inspire possibilities and promote nation-building through performing arts education programs that strengthen schools and communities with limited arts access throughout The Bahamas. (Episode 6 - Part 1)

TEA AND TALK - WHERE DID THE MUSIC GO - WITH MR. ERROL "DUKE" STRACHAN - EPISODE 5 - PART 2

This 5th installment of Tea and Talk features Bahamian Musician, Composer, Conductor, and founder of the Bahamas National Youth Orchestra, Mr. Errol “Duke” Strachan M.B.E. Mr. Strachan shares the history of entertainment in The Bahamas of the 1940s and 1950s. Episode 5 - Part 2

TEA AND TALK - WHERE DID THE MUSIC GO - WITH MR. ERROL "DUKE" STRACHAN, M.B.E - EPISODE 5 PART 1

This 5th installment of Tea and Talk features Bahamian Musician, Composer, Conductor, and founder of the Bahamas National Youth Orchestra, Mr. Errol “Duke” Strachan MBE. Mr. Strachan shares the history of entertainment in The Bahamas of the 1940s and 1950s. Episode 5 - Part 1

TEA AND TALK - IN SEARCH OF JUNKANOO WITH ANGELIQUE MCKAY - EPISODE 4 - PART 2

This fourth (4th) installment of Tea and Talk features Bahamian Cacique Award winner, writer, Junkanoo artist, founder of the Junkanoo Commandos, and founder of The Bahamas Junkanoo Arts and Musical Festival, Ms. Angelique McKay. Angelique shares her encounter with the Ahanta people of Ghana West Africa and their connection to the people of this region mainly through Junkanoo and other cultural similarities. She also shares the story of the stolen children who were sold off as slaves. The Ahanta people believe that these stolen children will return home one day. Episode 4 - Part 2

TEA AND TALK - IN SEARCH OF JUNKANOO WITH ANGELIQUE MCKAY - EPISODE 4 - PART 1

This fourth (4th) installment of Tea and Talk features Bahamian Cacique Award winner, writer, Junkanoo artist, founder of the Junkanoo Commandos, and founder of The Bahamas Junkanoo Arts and Musical Festival, Ms. Angelique McKay. Angelique shares her encounter with the Ahanta people of Ghana West Africa and their connection to the people of this region mainly through Junkanoo and other cultural similarities. She also shares the story of the stolen children who were sold off as slaves. The Ahanta people believe that these stolen children will return home one day. Episode 4 - Part 1

TEA AND TALK - 50 YEARS WHERE ARE WE - WITH PATRICK RAHMING

This episode of Tea and Talk features Mr. Patrick Rahming Bahamian Architect, Musician, Playwright, Poet, and Cultural Activist on the topic of the development of Bahamian Arts and Culture over the past 50 years. (Episode 3 - Part 2)

TEA AND TALK - 50 YEARS WHERE ARE WE - WITH PATRICK RAHMING

This episode of Tea and Talk features Mr. Patrick Rahming Architect, Musician, Playwright, Poet, and Cultural Activist on the topic of the development of Bahamian Arts and Culture over the past 50 years. (Episode 3 -Part 1)

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