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The World of Lord Russell PodCast Talk Show proudly presents 'Earning Your Spurs' with Terry Fenwick.

Terry is a former English football player and manager played either as a centre-back or a full-back.

During his playing career, Terry made a total of 455 appearances in the English Football League for Crystal Palace Football Club, Queens Park Rangers FC, Tottenham Hotspur, Leicester City Football Club and Swindon Town Football Club.

Terry Fenwick made twenty appearances for the England football team from 1984 to 1988, and represented the country at the 1986 FIFA World Cup in #Mexico.

Terry was one of five England players, in the quarter-final against #Argentina, at the Azteca Stadium, in Mexico City, Mexico, that formed the build up to the "Goal of the Century". Yes, not 'The Hand of God' goal, but the mesmerising Maradonna goal that is probably, and arguably, the best ever World Cup Finals goals in the hostory of the FIFA World Cup.

There is even a plaque on the side of the Azteca Stadium that sybolises the Maradonna goal, at the stadium against England, in the 1986 World Cup quarter-final for Argentina.

Terry Fenwick began his managerial career in the mid-1990s with Portsmouth Football Club from 1995 to 1998. Terry later had executive and managerial stints at Southall, Ashford Town and Northampton Town Football Club. 

Since the early 2000s, Terry Fenwick is primarily managing Trinidad and Tobago, where he has been in charge of San Juan Jabloteh (on three occasions), Central and the Trinidad and Tobago national football team.

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Today, we conclude our conversation with Dookhan from Trinidad and Tobago. 

Tim and Isrrael continue their conversation with Pastor Dookhan from Trinidad and Tobago and focus on the amazing grace of God that keeps his ministry going. 

The next guest on Beyond the Walls this week is Dookhan Rampersad from the islands of Trinidad and Tobago. Today, we get to hear what led Pastor Dookhan to Christ and the beginnings of his ministry on the Caribbean islands. 

In the upcoming episode of the Stories to Create Podcast, Cornell Bunting engages in a compelling conversation with the talented recording artist, Sunshyne P. Join us as they explore Sunshyne's life journey from Trinidad and Tobago to New Jersey and eventually to California. Get ready to uncover the valuable life lessons and precious gems that Sunshyne shares during this inspiring conversation.

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70 Guests, 70! This week, we're joined by our 70th guest (70th!!!)- West End (and now Broadway) icon, Melanie La Barrie! Together, we 'Follow the Leader' to shuck some Korn, before having a Ragtime with the Original Broadway Cast album- to discuss Melanie accidentally making her West End debut in the London production!
Plus we chat about & Juliet, Lateness, A Strange Loop, Boring shows, Youth Theatre in Trinidad and Tobago, and heeeaaps more!

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Troy Hadeed was worn on the island of Trinidad & Tobago, and teaches, practices, and lives yoga to the best of his ability on his home island.

In this episode, Troy gives practical tools to aid the listeners  on their journey of self-realization and empowerment through breath, alignment, and funny.  Troy believes, " that our practice on the mat is a direct representation of our daily lives in every way."

Whether a simple beginners practice, foundations, or intense advanced transitions, this interview aims to offer an avenue to connect with mindfulness, your body, the GOD of your own understanding, & LOVE.

Dawn K. Batson, Ph.D., joins The Ego Project to discuss Cultural Identity.

Originally from Trinidad and Tobago, Dr. Batson is a creative professional with twenty plus years of experience in multicultural education and arts administration. She utilizes music and the arts with emphasis on the steel pan (often known as the steel drum in the United States) as a medium for cross-cultural outreach.

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In this episode, Dawn, Cristine, and Lisa discuss: 

• How immersion in multiple cultures can enhance ego work in our personal and professional lives
• The different "personas" we wear in the world
• How culture and support systems can be a strong foundation for growth and healing
• The importance of defining "who you are" today and "who you want to be" in the future
• The healing power that can be found in music, creativity, and laughter
  
  
  Disclaimer:
  The Ego Project is for entertainment, educational, and informational purposes only. The opinions shared should not be considered  psychological or medical treatment. If you are experiencing a mental health emergency, please seek professional help or call 911. 

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Our paths have crossed several times over the past couple of years, but I finally managed to sit down and chat with the one and only Dr. Lesley-Ann Noel. Along with being an author, design educator, and community builder, she is one of the editors behind The Black Experience in Design: Identity, Expression & Reflection, a compilation of essays from over 70 Black designers, artists, curators, educators, students, and researchers.

Our conversation began with some good news about a recent grand that she won, and from there we talked about her areas research and what she teaches. Dr. Noel spoke about growing up in Trinidad and Tobago and studying design in Brazil, including becoming a Fulbright Scholar and arriving at North Carolina State University. She also talked about motivation, ambition, and about the importance of finding your own community.

Take Dr. Noel’s advice — the world of design is a lot bigger than you think!

Links

• Dr. Lesley-Ann Noel on LinkedIn
• Dr. Lesley-Ann Noel on Twitter

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It is produced by Maurice Cherry and engineered and edited by RJ Basilio. Our intro voiceover is by Music Man Dre, with intro and outro music by Yellow Speaker. Transcripts provided by Brevity & Wit.

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Aba Mortley has never been one to turn down an opportunity, and that “why not” approach has led her to complete a PhD, become a small business owner, and sit on countless boards and committees. In this episode, Aba chats with host Catherine Tang about growing up in Trinidad and Tobago, her first impressions of Kingston, and why it’s so important to her to give back - both corporately and personally.

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We're off to the Caribbean this week to talk with the incredibly talented Ayrïd Chandler. Ayrïd is the head of her own studio, Ayrïd by Design, where she offers graphic design services with a focus on brand and identity design. She also teaches at the University of the West Indies in St. Augustine, where she's helping to educate and inspire Trinidad and Tobago's next generation of designers.

Ayrïd starts off talking about her goals for the year, and from there we get into the differences between being a designer in Trinidad vs. being a designer in America. She also spoke about what draws her to brand and identity design, and talked about entering Savannah College of Art and Design, moving back home, and how she's making a name for herself there. Ayrïd's path really shows us that as Black designers, we share a similar sense of community no matter where we are, so you're never alone. Huge thanks to Rebecca Brooker of Queer Design Club for the introduction!

Links

• Ayrïd Chandler's Website
• Ayrïd by Design
• Ayrïd by Design on Instagram

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BlaZae discusses the magic he learned from being involved in music; Speaks with Jennifer Maharajh who shares how music was a major help through her diagnosis of Parkinson's Disease; Speaks with fellow comedian Joe O'day about how music has impacted our lives.

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This is another fascinating deep dive into the live of someone who has chosen to make Vietnam home for over a decade.

Hayden Lowry runs Caribê Jamaican Patties, is a freelance video post-production specialist, and the admin for the "Black in Saigon" Facebook group.

"I was bequeathed it by a lovely, smart and intelligent lady named Hillary who is a lawyer and she was living out here. We had the the opportunity to meet each other mere months before I moved to Vietnam in 2005, and at that time you literally could count black Westerners then on one hat, there were so few of us."

Among various topics discussed Hayden explains the ‘Black In Saigon’ Facebook group was created to give this community a safe space to ask questions that would often be the subject of disdain or even abuse in Expat groups on Facebook. As anyone who has lived in Saigon and used some of these groups, they are familiar with how toxic they can be. So it is understandable why the Black Community in Saigon would want to create their own group.

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Shout-outs in this show to Nadis Nam, Jwyanza Hobson and Adrie Lopez Mackay (as always)!

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This is another fascinating deep dive into the live of someone who has chosen to make Vietnam home for over a decade.

Hayden Lowry runs Caribê Jamaican Patties, is a freelance video post-production specialist, and the admin for the "Black in Saigon" Facebook group.

"I was bequeathed it by a lovely, smart and intelligent lady named Hillary who is a lawyer and she was living out here. We had the the opportunity to meet each other mere months before I moved to Vietnam in 2005, and at that time you literally could count black Westerners then on one hat, there were so few of us."

Among various topics discussed Hayden explains the ‘Black In Saigon’ Facebook group was created to give this community a safe space to ask questions that would often be the subject of disdain or even abuse in Expat groups on Facebook. As anyone who has lived in Saigon and used some of these groups, they are familiar with how toxic they can be. So it is understandable why the Black Community in Saigon would want to create their own group.

Listen to the full episode wherever you get podcasts!

Shout-outs in this show to Nadis Nam, Jwyanza Hobson and Adrie Lopez Mackay (as always)!

Season 7 is sponsored by Blue Dragon's Children's Foundation and Saigon Children's Foundation. Please donate if you are in a position to.

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In this new climate era how do we integrate People, Planet and the Built Environment? 
LEED Accredited Professional Ms. Alyssa-Amor Gibbons chats with host Derval Barzey about 

• A  holistic approach to design, construction and use of buildings: 
• Sustainable design and what it means to be Net Zero
• How  buildings influence human health
• And given that the Caribbean region is already locked in to Climate Impacts; how can we build back Better, Safer, Sustainable and Resilient?

Alyssa-Amor Gibbons is an architectural designer with 8+ years of experience in a wide variety of projects throughout the Caribbean and the UK. She is a LEED Accredited Professional in general Building Design and Construction (LEED AP BD+C), residential Homes (LEED AP Homes), and a LEED Green Rater.

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Marc Farrell, founder and CEO of Ten to One Rum sits down with the band to talk rum culture, what he has in common with Tony Stark and the future of commerce as we all move into the brave new world of hybrid online/irl drinking. Plus: College Bars! Can we go back again? Spoiler alert: no.

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Ignighted by her love for Trinidad and Tobago Carnival, an appreciation for the environment, and an aversion to over consumption, Danii Mcletchie co-founded Carnicycle to bridge the gap between carnival culture and sustainability. On this episode host Derval Barzey sits down with Danii to discuss becoming plastic positive.

This social entrepreneur gives new life to single-use plastic used in costumes and carnival events, reducing the ecological footprint by integrating principles of sustainability and circularity  in the 'greatest show on earth.'

Carnicycle is the #1 Carnival costume recycle. Since launching in November 2018, Carnicycle has recycled over 200 costumes. The COVID pandemic forced their pivot towards more online engagement with webinars, talks and other virtual activities, until the parade of the bands resumes. 
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What happens when a Trini woman ends up in the largest city in Switzerland to learn design? You have Cherry-Ann Davis, a graduate design student at Zurich University of the Arts, and a self-proclaimed creator of visuals and words. Quite a combination, right?

Cherry-Ann and I talk about her design thesis, as well as her work at a feminist design publication called The Futuress. Cherry-Ann also spoke on growing up in Trinidad and Tobago, how she switched her career from marketing to design, and spoke on finding community in an entirely new place. According to Cherry-Ann, you should stay open to anything because you'll never know where it will take you. I can't argue with that!

Links

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• Cherry-Ann Davis on Instagram
• Cherry-Ann Davis on Twitter
• Cherry-Ann Davis on YouTube

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This week Duane Swift joins the show to share his home island of Trinidad. Part of the nation of Trinidad and Tobago, this Island has joined a lot of economic prosperity throughout the years, and its resident represent all walks of life. Indian, Caribbean, African, Middle Eastern, European, you  name it, Trinidad has got it. We begin with a brief history and background of the island - once known as Irie by the natives - and it's subsequent discovery by Christopher Columbus, the influx of African people through the slave trade, then a wave of Indian immigrants from a British-rule run indentured servant program, and a more recent wave of immigrants from Syria. I learn about doubles, the Trinidadian national dish, a street food of two pieces of bara served with chick peas. Duane teaches me what it means to go "liming" in Trinidad, and how these days one of the preferred drunk foods of the country is a gyro - but with some extra scotch bonnet peppers thrown in there for a Trinidadian twist. Duane waxes about Carnival, the bands you play in, the costumes you wear, and the unification the Island feels for this holiday. Finally we talk about everyone's favorite subject, alcohol!