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Reggae Hour is the roots reggae podcast for artist interviews, reggae history, Jamaican music, Rastafari culture, and the stories behind the sound. Hosted by Eric Williams, each episode connects the music to its people, history, and movement—from legendary voices to today’s artists.
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Hosts:
Update frequency:
every 5 days
Average audio length:
42 minutes
Guest interviews
English
United States
20 episodes
since June 13, 2026
episodic
explicit content
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For podcast discovery, I'd make this slightly less click-driven than YouTube. It clearly establishes the guest, historical connection and central contemporary issue.
Podcast Description / Show Notes
Steve Tulloch has lived through reggae's journey from physical records to global digital streaming. …
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One year after his first appearance on Reggae Hour, Kwalyti returns with a renewed sense of purpose, deeper maturity, and one of his most meaningful songs to date.
In this exclusive conversation, we go beyond the music to explore the journey behind "Light In Me," a powerful Gospel Reggae anthem tha…
Nearly two years after his first appearance on Reggae Hour, conscious reggae artist Redeemm returns for one of his most thought-provoking conversations yet.
This episode explores much more than music.
Redeemm reflects on the journey since Key for Caged Minds, introduces his upcoming single Talk Tru…
Some conversations become part of reggae history.
In this heartfelt episode of the Reggae Hour Podcast, producer, bandleader, and Reggae Powerhouse Band founder Leroy Scarlett returns to celebrate the release of Reggae Powerhouse Band & Friends Series 2 while sharing decades of wisdom gathered …
Watch the full Young Garvey interview on YouTube:
https://youtu.be/O3AgEOMMgRE
Read the Young Garvey feature article on Reggae Hour:
https://www.reggaehour.com/2026/07/fabian-findley-young-garvey-carrying.html
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In this episode of the Reggae…
What happens when an artist values purpose over popularity?
In this special Reggae Hour conversation, Jamaican roots reggae artist Kleva Roots joins us for a powerful discussion about music, spirituality, discipline, and the responsibility of conscious artists in today's world.
Rather than chasing …
Celebrate International Reggae Day with a powerful conversation featuring South African reggae artist Don Dada (Menelik Nesta Gibbons) on Reggae Hour.
In this inspiring interview, Don Dada reflects on his journey from Forward We Continue to his SAMA32 Best Reggae Album nomination while sharing powe…
For more than five decades, Anthony Brightly has dedicated his life to reggae music. During our International Reggae Day conversation, he posed a series of questions that have echoed throughout the reggae community:
What is International Reggae Day really about?
Who owns reggae?
Who controls reggae…
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…
Freedom was won.
But what happens next?
Mr. E, Judah Lion, and Zionya explore Juneteenth, liberation, culture, history, and the responsibility we owe future generations.
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Freedom was won.
But what happens next?
In this special Juneteenth 2026 edition of Reggae Hour, Mr. E, Judah Lio…
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