Season 1: &nbsp;continues with “Love and Hate (Can Never Be Friends)". In the classic roots anthem “Here I Come”, Dennis Brown, the crown prince of reggae, sings, “Love and hate can never be friends." In this chapter, Henry discovers they do live side by side on the streets of Kingston as he comes face to face with hate. Fortunately for Henry, Rude Boy Tex teaches him the road code and helps him out of a sticky situation amidst the brutal and violent world of gangsters and dons.Rootsland is produced by Henry K Productions Inc. in association with Voice Boxx Studios in Kingston, Jamaica.Introduction by:&nbsp; Michelle "Kim" YamaguchiGuest Vocals by:&nbsp; Patrick "Curly Loxx" GaynorFeatured song: Halfpint - “Bully You a Bully”<a href="https://www.rootslandnation.com/">Home | ROOTSLAND Reggae Music, Podcast &amp; Merchandise "Wear Your Culture"</a> <a href="https://www.facebook.com/RootslandPodcast" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">Legends of Reggae | Facebook</a>

Chapter 8: "Legalize It, Don’t Criticize It"

Rootsland is a long-form narrative audio documentary created and hosted by Henry K. Set against the backdrop of Jamaica and its music culture, the series blends memoir, documentary storytelling, history, and lived experience to explore friendship, ambition, faith, loss, identity, and the moments that change our lives. Drawing on nearly three decades living and working in Jamaica, Henry K takes listeners beyond the headlines and into the lives of artists, dreamers, hustlers, visionaries, and everyday people whose paths intersect in unexpected ways. While reggae often provides the soundtrack, Rootsland is ultimately about people, memory, culture, and the search for meaning in a changing world. Broadcasting from the intersection of word, sound, and power, these are stories about the roads we choose, the people who shape us, and what remains long after the music fades.