Tea and Talk is a perspective on Bahamian Arts and Culture. It is designed to inform, educate, inspire and encourage meaningful conversation about Bahamian Arts and Culture.

Tea and Talk
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Tea and Talk is a perspective on Bahamian Arts and Culture. It is designed to inform, educate, inspire and encourage meaningful conversation about Bahamian Arts and Culture.
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Recent Episodes

November 4, 2025
TEA AND TALK WITH CLEO PARKER ROBINSON EP: 6
<p>TEA AND TALK WITH CLEO PARKER ROBINSON - NASSAU BAHAMAS - SEASON 3 EP6</p><p>American choreographer Cleo Parker Robinson, founder and artistic director of the internationally renowned Cleo Parker Robinson Dance Ensemble (CPRD), has been a transformative force in dance for more than five decades. Founded in 1970 in Denver’s historic Five Points neighbourhood, her company is celebrated for its multicultural approach to modern dance, drawing inspiration from African American, Caribbean, African, and global movement traditions. Robinson, who was inducted into the Colorado Women’s Hall of Fame in 1989 and appointed to the National Council on the Arts by President Bill Clinton in 1999, has toured in more than 30 countries and served as a cultural ambassador worldwide.</p><p>In 1992 Mrs. Parker Robinson was brought to The Bahamas in an advisory capacity through The Bahamas Government and The United States Embassy, Nassau. After 33 years Mrs. Parker Returned to The Bahamas to celebrate this milestone with the National Dance Company of The Bahamas.</p>

July 25, 2025
TEA AND TALK WITH KELVIN COOPER - S3 E5
<p><strong>TEA AND TALK WITH KELVIN COOPER S3 - EP5</strong></p><p>Kelvin Cooper is the Chair and Professor in the Health, Physical Education and Recreation Department at Bronx Community College. He is certified in both fitness and yoga. He has adjunct at NYU teaching Afro-Caribbean dance, and he is a teaching artist for the Alvin Ailey Arts Education Program. He has taught, directed intercultural dance and wellness workshops, conferences and performances on the continent of Africa, South America, Asia, North America and Europe. These are all opportunities that have allowed him to explore much of his healing and creative work on Restorative Practice with diverse communities. He uses this practice to create joy, wellness, and safe space in addressing two fundamental needs of human beings; the need to be connected to your authentic self and the need to be connected to others for mutual support and resources. </p>

July 21, 2025
Tea and Talk with - Cristin Carole - Shirley Hall-Bass Forum 2025 Ep4
<p><strong>Tea and Talk with - Cristin Carole - Shirley Hall-Bass Forum 2025</strong></p><p><strong>S3 Ep4</strong></p><p>Co- Founder Shirley Hall Bass Forum</p><p>Cristin Carole is an interdisciplinary artist,</p><p>choreographer, dancer and arts educator. With over 20 years of multi-media performances, curriculum development experience and arts integration methodologies developed in the United states and abroad, Cristin works to bring a greater understanding of content standards, planning, implementation and assessment to teaching artists through professional development workshops and graduate level education courses. Most recently she brought her insight as both and artist and elementary classroom teacher to her award winning educational programming and professional development workshops for the Joffrey Ballet.</p><p><strong>Mission of The Shirley Hall-Bass Forum</strong></p><p>The mission of the Shirley Hall Bass Dance Educators Forum, first convened in 2019 in Nassau, Bahamas is</p><p>to establish dance as a driving force in Bahamian education, tourism and national identity through the</p><p>development of a professional learning community with concerted focus on quality education from K-12.</p>
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