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For decades, roots reggae carried messages of spirituality, resistance, African identity, justice, and liberation. Artists like Bob Marley, Peter Tosh, and Burning Spear used music as education, healing, and cultural preservation. But as Jamaica changed, the music changed too. Dancehall emerged wit…
History does not live in books alone. It lives in memory. It lives in culture. And sometimes, it lives in music. In Season 2 Episode 5, Mr. E and Zionya travel back to a pivotal moment in Jamaican history to explore the rise of ska—the energetic, optimistic sound that laid the foundation for rockst…
Technology is advancing faster than ever. Artificial intelligence is changing how people work, learn, communicate, and even remember. But beneath every technological revolution lies a deeper question: What happens when humanity becomes secondary to efficiency? In Season 2 Episode 3, Mr. E and Ziony…
What does it mean to be Proud To Be Black in today's world? In this special Reggae Hour Podcast conversation recorded during International Reggae Day, Mr. E sits down with Jamaican-born, Toronto-based reggae artist Iyagrade for a wide-ranging discussion about identity, conscious music, reggae cultu…
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