In part 1. of this episode podcaster, lover of all things Caribbean and all around bon-vivant Nandie Myers joins Kevin to chat about ‘The Case for Emancipated Waistlines’, by Natassia Morris, a piece exploring the spiritual and liberatory power of the Caribbean wine, published over on <a href="https://gangalee.ca/" target="_blank">Gangalee</a>. Among other things Nandie and Kevin discuss:
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 <li>when they first recognized the wine as a distinctly Caribbean practice</li>
 <li>what constitutes "ah good piece ah wine"</li>
 <li>whether a wine should be performed in a clockwise or counterclockwise fashion</li>
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In part 2. of this episode multi-hyphenate creator Deydra Baptiste and Kevin talk about and preview an upcoming work that they collaborated on.
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<a href="https://m.facebook.com/ebuzztt/videos/this-is-a-good-one-nadiabatson-wants-to-know-clockwise-wine-or-anti-clockwise-wi/1067283197472813/" target="_blank">Nadia Batson</a> and <a href="https://ne-np.facebook.com/39489346139/videos/688869172224286/?__so__=permalink" target="_blank">Skinny Fabulous</a> discussing clockwise vs counterclockwise wine.
Nandie's podcast -<a href="https://podcasts.apple.com/ca/podcast/unsaltedd/id1548256711"> unsaltedd</a>
Find out more about Deydra <a href="https://www.deydramuse.com/">here</a>.

Embodied Language

Gangalee is a literary hub with a perspective shaped by the art, music, food, and culture of the Afro-Caribbean Diaspora. Focusing on poetry, essays and cultural commentary, Gangalee prioritizes that perspective over any devotion to literary pretensions; and we love work that gives side eye and cut eye to the status quo. This podcast series features short, sometimes wide-ranging (and often ridiculous) conversations with the erudite, tawdry (and often ridiculous) friends, family and artists we love.