Jus' a Lil Expensive

Carnival is woman, carnival is Mas but all round de savannah people out here catching dey...tail. The shout this year is that carnival is getting too expensive, but is it too expensive or is it just a business, man. Lewwe talk about the cost of carnival and if that wine is worth the squeeze.

All bodies are carnival bodies, but presentation matters, and what is this we hearing about tuition payment services via the cricket industrial complex? I have a student loan that needs to be paid too! Let's discuss, or jus ole talk.

A horn is a horn, only if both parties decide that it is worth their time to take it on.

Another week, Another carnival, Another position, Another misconception. From carnival bodies, to how to deal with a body, come join us for Another ole talk.

I am happy to introduce our first #onlymans episode on, of all things, "emotions". We laugh, we cry, we pontificate and in the end we hope to not miss out 4th host too much. Welcome to our safe space, another episode of Jus Ole Talk. 

Merry…Happy…New…Podcast season….year? Welcome to Season 3 of Jus’ ole talk. Today we finally release a new episode after month of planning. We had to make it perfect just for you, but then we ran out of time. So grab a chair, hold a beer, welcome back to de Ole Talk.

We started this podcast as a way to speak on Trinidad and the Caribbean from a place of love and in that spirit we ask “where do we want to see Trinidad in 10 years” Hopefully we will have no gun tune ban, #Trinibadtodeworl. Also we’ve been getting hit up in our DM’s so we’re starting this week with a new segment “Jus a question” so you could join in de ole talk. If you have anything you want us to address on a future episode, Jus jump in the DM’s and we’ll answer on a future episode.

Carnival is woman, Carnival is Mas, but most of all, carnival is a VIBE, and the music that drives the Mas is solely responsible for that vibe. This week we talk about the invasion of Afrobeats into Carnival. Is this our diaspora coming to jam with us, or something subversive to the soca. All bodies are welcome to the jamming this week as we Jus’ Ole Talk.

What do women want? This week we tackle the statement “I can do bad.. gyal tings all by myself”, is that too old a reference? Your perception of this episode might see us as ballers, believe me, we still need to work for the man, but what if we didn’t? Find out this week, as we continue the ole talk.

Two members of the JOT team are currently taking applications to either be sugar babies or daddies after this episode, guess who. Must be able to pronounce plantain, and understand that all their stuff may go up in flames. Just remember, we tried to keep the fire at a minimum, but some people couldn't keep their voices down. Keep listening for context, welcome to a new episode of Jus Ole Talk