Traditional Jamaican Foods we don't see anymore | Preferences change with age

Immigration in America is changing fast — and in this episode, we break down what’s actually happening. I sit down with immigration attorney Sekou Clarke of Sekou Clarke Law Group to discuss the major changes we’ve seen this year, including how ICE is conducting investigations, marriage fraud cases, asylum, visa pauses, and the impact of President Trump’s “Big Beautiful Bill” on immigration and enforcement. Sekou also gives us a look behind the scenes at how these changes have impacted his law firm and the immigrants he represents. We talk about what his office is seeing on the ground, what has changed since the beginning of the year, and what immigrants should be paying attention to right now. We also get personal. Sekou shares one of the biggest cases he’s ever won, one of his toughest losses, and the realities of fighting immigration cases when someone’s future in America is on the line. We cover: • Changes in ICE investigations and enforcement • Marriage fraud and how these cases are investigated • Asylum and what has changed • Trump’s “Big Beautiful Bill” and immigration • Visa pauses and increased uncertainty • How the changes have affected Sekou Clarke Law Group • What immigration attorneys are seeing in 2026 • Sekou’s biggest case win and toughest loss • What immigrants need to know moving forward Whether you’re an immigrant, have family navigating the immigration system, or simply want to understand what’s happening in America right now, this conversation gives you an inside look at how much the immigration landscape has changed. Subscribe to the Dale Elliott Podcast for more conversations about immigration, culture, business, entertainment, and life in America. Disclaimer: This episode is for informational and entertainment purposes only and should not be considered legal advice. Immigration cases are highly individual. Speak with a qualified immigration attorney about your specific situation.

In this episode Dale talks to Musician Serani who played a major role in the dancehall 2000s space. A former co-owner of Daseca, responsible for creating a number of hit beats with various prominent dancehall artists. Today he discus how things changed when he achieved his smash hit song No Games and more.

In this episode Dale talks to Di genius about his music Career. The fact he has been around consistently in the dancehall space while managing to achieve international success without changing style or conforming to musical norms. We discuss briefly about upcoming projects while asking him some quick fire questions that spread across his career.

In this episode Dale talks to popular Jamaican investor David Mullings about investing and saving. We talk about the big upside investing in the Caribbean outside of Tourism. David Mullings also gives us a background of himself and ow he met Mr Michael Lee-Chin the first Jamaican billionaire.

In this Dale speaks to konshens about how he got his big break. We dive into how artists nowadays are keeping u with the pace of music. The difference between the music industry now vs the early 2000s. The importance of having someone in your life to help you through tough times. Konshens also opens up about mental health and how we should check on our brothers.

In this episode we discuss how money is made from music and the different ways one can become a millionaire. We also talk about the songs that generate the most money over the last 20 years. The aim is to try and figure out if streaming helping the artist and only benefitting the labels and the owners of these Platforms

In this episode Dale and Crooks talks about the various foods that they used to enjoy while growing up in Jamaica and realize that they do not see or hear people talk about them anymore. The episode eventually lead to crooks mentioning the release of the new electric Ferrari and Dale hates it! We also continue to speak about how much junk people store in their homes and how fast furniture design has changed.

In this episode Dale and Crooks describes the different kinds of Patois Jamaicans speak over the world.Dale explains that there is some even he doesn't understand. There was a recent interview published with Jeff Bezos speaking about taxes and seems to be leaning into politics. Listen to Dale and Crooks discuss why.

Arsenal have won the English Premier League and Dale is excited. This episode Dale and Crooks review the recent drake albums released and give honest feedback. they also talk about the current state of reggae and if reggae artist should release more music or do more jugglings.

In this episode we discuss Ishowspeed's visit to Jamaica and ow well did we think the Jamaica Tourist board did in selling tourism to the Speed's stream. The Hill & Gully riddim has taken the music charts by storm and have people talking. Fay Ellington expresses her love for the beat but wishes to have more culturally appropriate songs glorifying Jamaica. Will AP destroy their watch brand with their new swatch collab or will it improve sales and prove to be successful.FUNNY HOW LIFE WORKS TOUR DATES MAY 17 | MIAMI, FL MAY 28 | SAN DIEGO, CA JULY 10- 11 | ATLANTA, GA JULY 24 | OTTAWA, CANADAJULY 31 | PHOENIX, AZ AUGUST 7-8 | POUGHKEEPSIE, NY AUGUST 9 | DETROIT AUGUST 13| EDMONTON, CANADAAUGUST 14 | CALGARY, CANADAAUGUST 16 | CHARLOTTE, NC AUGUST 20 | JACKSONVILLE, FL AUGUST 23 | PLANO , TX AUGUST 30 | RALEIGH, NCSEPTEMBER 9 | BALTIMORE, MD SEPTEMBER 13 | NEW BRUNSWICK, NJ SEPTEMBER 20 | BRIDGEPORT, CT SEPTEMBER 27 | LONG ISLAND, NYOCTOBER 4 | NASHVILLE, TN OCTOBER 9 | VALLEY FORGE, PA OCTOBER 14 | CHICAGO, IL OCTOBER 25 | BOSTON, MAOCTOBER 29 | NAPLES, FL MORE DATES COMING SOONGET TICKETS AT DALEELLIOTTJR.COM