8
Episodes
2025
First episode

About Waay Back Wen

Dive into the vibrant tapestry of Jamaican culture and history through the art of storytelling. Whether part of the Jamaican diaspora or a curious soul from anywhere in the world, Waay Back Wen is your portal to cherished tales of yesteryears. From folklore and myths to personal anecdotes and historical narratives, our channel aims to preserve and celebrate the rich heritage of Jamaica. By bringing these stories to life, we hope to educate the younger generation and foster a deeper connection with their roots, while also providing a platform for families to bond over shared memories

Publisher
Prezence Solutions
Category
kids & family
Language
en
Explicit
No
First episode
6 Mar 2025
Latest episode
26 Apr 2025

Latest episodes

8 episodes in the feed.

  1. 26 Apr 2025

    EP8 - Anansi and the talking Coconut

  2. 11 Apr 2025

    EP7 - The Turtle, The Rabbit and Anansi

  3. 4 Apr 2025

    EP6 - Anansi and di BIG Hurricane

  4. 28 Mar 2025

    EP5 - Anansi and the King's Daughter

  5. 21 Mar 2025

    EP4 - If Yuh Cyaan Ketch Quako, Yuh Ketch Him Shut

  6. 14 Mar 2025

    EP3 - Trouble Nuh Set Like Rain (Jamaican Proverb)

  7. 7 Mar 2025

    EP2 - Anansi and Maas Toad's Mango

  8. 6 Mar 2025

    EP1 - Anansi, Fowl and Cockroach

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