Drink & A Natter with JuicyChef is the official podcast of Nyam & Trod, a food and travel movement focusing on a Caribbean Flexitarian © lifestyle. JuicyChef sits down with Caribbean based creatives over drinks to discuss a wide range of topics such as global exploration, sustainability, epicurean adventures and shattering monolithic stereotypes of the people who inhabit the region.
Nyam & Trod Podcast: Drink & A Natter with JuicyChef
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Drink & A Natter with JuicyChef is the official podcast of Nyam & Trod, a food and travel movement focusing on a Caribbean Flexitarian © lifestyle. JuicyChef sits down with Caribbean based creatives over drinks to discuss a wide range of topics such as global exploration, sustainability, epicurean adventures and shattering monolithic stereotypes of the people who inhabit the region.
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December 28, 2022
Drink and A Natter with JuicyChef and Odessa Chambers of O-Access Jamaica
<p>Jacqui sits down with her sister friend and fellow British Jamaican, Odessa Chambers, lifestyle doyenne and daughter of reggae legend, Jimmy Cliff. Despite her father's fame, Odessa is a personality in her own right and has been involved in modern Jamaican pop culture from being involved in Jamaica's first cable tv channel and a pioneer in the podcast space, she lives and breathes lifestyle as a "music baby". Odessa has worked with Nick Cannon, 50 Cent, Beenie Man and numerous other celebrities as well as being a local producer for overseas crews of networks, shows and documentaries including VICE, the BBC, HGTV and America's Next Top Model. Odessa is pro Africa and an advocate for more collaborative links between that continent and the Caribbean. She shares why we should all add Ghana to our bucket lists, eat fish and chips in England and encourages visits to Negril and Kingston while staying in Jamaica. </p> <p>Editor's Note: Better late than never! There were technical challenges and the much delayed season finale is here. Host, JuicyChef also apologises in advance for the amount of "you know's" she drops in the introduction, she had a good laugh about it in post production with her sound engineer Roel. Now that explanation is out of the way, enjoy the season finale. Look forward to connecting with you for Season 4. One Love!</p> <p>Follow Odessa on Instagram @oaccessJamaica @oblessa and JuicyChef @nyamandtrod. Also check out the Nyam & Trod YouTube channel and website www.nyamandtrod.com for food and cocktail inspiration. Drink of the episode: Licor 43 and lemon.</p>
September 1, 2022
Drink & A Natter with JuicyChef & Carleene Samuels of Creative Source
<p>JuicyChef returns under the gazebo with her friend, top Jamaican film and music producer, Carleene Samuels of The Creative Source. Jamaica is the land of multiple stories, brilliant creatives and stunning landscapes, but why is it so hard to attract the big blockbusters? Carleene breaks it down from budget constraints and tax incentives, but despite it all, international talent are attracted to Jamaica. She has worked with major celebrities and global brands locally and internationally from music videos to documentaries and feature films as well as major concerts worldwide. According to Carleene, "production brings the world together". In this episode, Carleene shares her story of how she became a producer and dissects the role of a producer and how they differ from directors. She showcases the varying careers available in the production world from script writing to composing music scores, set design and make up. Carleene also stresses why it's important for talent to sign up with an agency for better representation in both theatre and film. As always, food trods are a core discussion point in all episodes. The ladies discuss Carleene's food memories in Sri Lanka and Bali plus special moments around the table on the island. </p> <p>Follow Carleene on Instagram @goddessrockstar @linkcreativesource and JuicyChef @nyamandtrod. Also check out the the Nyam & Trod YouTube channel and website www.nyamandtrod.com for food and cocktail inspiration. Drink of the episode: JuicyChef's Nonalcoholic Cherry Soda.</p>
July 15, 2022
Drink & A Natter with JuicyChef and Dr. Sonjah Stanley Niaah aka "The Culture Doctor"
<p>In this extra special podcast episode, on the eve of Jamaica's 60th anniversary of independence, JuicyChef sits down with popular Jamaican academic, author, cultural studies and music scholar, Dr. Sonjah Stanley Niaah, aka "The Culture Doctor". A cultural activist, Dr. Stanley Niaah was the first to study the ecology of Jamaican dancehall music and penned the book "Dancehall: From Slaveship to Ghetto." The ladies discuss the intersectionality of music, dance and spirituality. Rituals, magic and secrecy. The mysticism and soul level awareness that pervades the Jamaican landscape. Dr. Stanley Niaah believes that Jamaica has a way of showing you to yourself. She explains the background of how coined the term "performance geography" and why music evokes ancestral memory at a cellular level. A wanderer, Dr. Stanley Niaah has travelled to over 40 countries and explains why Japan, Australia and Mauritius in particular moved her soul and offers tips on which country per continent a novice traveller should experience first. Follow the ladies on Instagram @culturedoctor and @nyamandtrod. Drink of the episode: Pineapple Daiquiri.</p> <p>Subscribe to Nyam and Trod www.nyamandtrod.com and receive free recipes in the monthly newsletter. Nyam and Trod is also on YouTube.</p>
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