Kulcha Shock Abroad
Kulcha Shock Abroad
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Episodes of Kulcha Shock Abroad
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In this episode, I speak with Dr. Monique Kelly an Assistant Professor at the Michigan State University. Monique is a former track athlete from Kingston, Jamaica. We dive into aspects of the classism and racism debate and specific social issue
As Jamaicans, we grew up seeing our parents and grandparents toil day and night to provide. We saw working hard as a sign of strength and an avenue to success. Many did not stop to think about how the workaholic culture impacts our mental healt
My guest is former Jamaican high school athlete now turned Mental Wellness Coach and Professor, Dr. Claudia Marshall. We talk about ways to overcome imposter syndrome and step into your greatness.We also dive into the cultural aspects of growi
New Year!New Look!New opportunity to start afresh!Hey! Allow me to reintroduce my Podcast! I started the podcast journey without being fully prepared. However, the only way to improve is to start!There was a name, a concept, bad audio but
Just call me First cousin Charmaine and we will be fine!!!Meet the Mitchell (MTM) family is a modern Jamaican and Chinese blended family who launched a YouTube channel chronicling their day to day life.The family, led by Dancehall artiste Tam
October is Pregnancy and Infant Loss Awareness Month. Recently John Legend and Chrissy Teigen shared a heart wrenching story of infant loss and this sparked so much conversation among women who suffer in silence with this issue. As Jamaicans a
In this episode Ryan Strachan shares the prospects for investing in Jamaica and tips for first time investors. Ryan Strachan is the Assistant Vice President of Investor Relations - Grace Kennedy Capital Management Limited , a private equity and
And We're Back!!!! In this episode Charm introduces Season 2 which will share ideas on legacy building and dealing with life struggles that we must consider when taking the next step towards generational wealth for Caribbean people and the Dia
Traveling in the Covid-19 Pandemic is filled with uncertainties. On this episode I share my experiences traveling to my Island of birth and what you'll need to know before booking your trip .
On this episode my guests Florida Attorneys Harold Pryor and Nikeisha Pryor gives us the historical and legal context that helps us understand racial tensions in 2020. I have known Niki, as she is often affectionately called, since high school
In this episode we discuss the top Pros and Cons associated with dating Jamaican men. You may be surprised at some of the responses from women across the globe.
Jamaicans are everywhere! When I say everywhere I mean we literally dash way like salt! ( For my non-patois listeners this means we really are everywhere just like salt)Not only are we dispersed all over the world sprinkling scotch bonnet peppe
In this episode we discuss the highlights of Trinidad carnival and most importantly, why it is a MUST go for Soca lovers and persons who are up for a good cultural immersion. This episode also highlights great resources that can be found on glo
This episode examines the challenges the world is facing with an ever evolving Global Pandemic caused by Covid-19. This is a new space for many of us and as Caribbean natives there are aspects of our upbringing that can help us cope with this
This episode examines some of the dating challenges faced by many single women today. We talk survival tips on how to cope with social media pressures and society expectations. I share dating horror stories and how women I know have handled th
Traveling anywhere in world during the Christmas holidays can be pricey to say the least! However if you are a Jamaican native traveling back home for the holidays is not only a hassle but in most cases the most expensive vacation of the year.
In this episode I reflect on some of my personal life lessons on the year and decade. In addition I dive into some steps you can incorporate in your daily routine to maximize your potential and shine as the BEST YOU!
Jamaican Born wife, mother and fitness expert Ann Marie Meeks joins Kulcha Shock with Charm family to discuss life in Down Under. Ann Marie describes cultural adaptation, interracial marriage and the impact of her upbringing in rural Jamaica on
My Guest Dr. Tiphanie Ivey is a Jamaica born scholar, wife and mother of 3 children who shares her experiences with living abroad and balancing the challenges of having a family away from her place of birth. Tiphanie provides helpful insight an
This episode describes common questions that we sometimes ask blindly without thinking of the impact on others. I have certainly asked these questions before only to find out how it triggered someone else as well as being on the receiving end o
Setting Boundaries with family in a crucial component in maintaining healthy, functional relationships especially while abroad. Financial success can be onerous for many individuals and we explore ways to balance demands and gauge expectations
In this episode we will look at 10 ways to increase your travel Budget and pay for the vacation of your dreams.Save your coins. Becoming more disciplined in preparing and sticking to your monthly budget in key when trying to pay for nice vacati
Set an annual travel budget and ensure it remains untouched.Choose reasonably prices destinations . Eternalarrival.com is a resource that gives a good breakdown of the most inexpensive country and the cost per day to visit.Check visa requiremen
Welcome to the Kulcha Shock with Charm family. This episode introduces various concepts surrounding culture shock and how it impacts the Caribbean community abroad. Our first episode describes the show concepts and topics the listeners can expe
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