Lest We Forget

Tenement Yaad Media 60 - The History of Music Censorship in Jamaica

The Lest We Forget Historical Podcast reflects on past events of the Caribbean and how these events shape the society we live in today.

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Lest We Forget

Episodios

The History of Music Censorship in Jamaica

Frustration and Protest in Modern Martinique

The 1976 Shooting of Mike Henry That Upended Jamaican Politics

Mike’s, Home of the Famous Nyamburgers

Jamaica’s Arrest Warrant For Sade Adu

The 1979 Union Island Uprising

The Green Bay Massacre

Reclaiming the Legacy of Francis Williams

Oral Sex As Told by Dancehall

Jamaica’s First Corrupted Politician

The Censorship Years of Comrade Ralph

Welcome To Jamrock: Jr. Gong vs Brand Jamaica

Everyone Except Haitians

The Fight for the Emancipation Day Holiday in Jamaica

The Bombing of Cubana Airlines Flight 455

Why Bulla & Pink Milk Is No Longer In Jamaican Schools

The History of Jamaica’s Love Affair With Clarks

Homosexuality in the Jamaican Police Force

Barbados and The Rise of Mosquitoes In The Caribbean

Jamaican Beauty Queens and Apartheid

The Slaughter of Haiti’s Pigs

Henry Kissinger vs Jamaica: In The Words of Michael Manley

The Hosay Masssacre of 1884

The Not So Epic Story of Lady Musgrave Road

The Fight to Own Land In Jamaica

The Salt 'Plantations' of the Caribbean

The Grenadian Revolution, Part 5: We Should Move, Rather Than Wait To Be Killed

The Grenadian Revolution, Part 4: A Jewel Shines Through

The Grenadian Revolution, Part 3: Aliens, Mongoose & The 1970's

The Grenadian Revolution, Part 2: The Rise of Gairyism

The Grenadian Revolution, Part 1: Post Emancipation Woes

The Grenadian Revolution Trailer

Fedon's Rebellion

Coolie Gang, Ghettos and Rastafari: A Story of Four Continents and A Couple Black Markets

One Day, Some Men Roll Up In Parliament With Guns and Took Over Government

The Three Times An Anti-Chinese Riot Took Place In Jamaica

Why Bob Marley Beat Up His Manager

The Garvey-Manley Fight

RIP Seaga But You Still Have These Politicians Out Here Sweating