The Yaadman Podcast
The Yaadman Podcast
🎙️ The Yaadman Podcast: Jammin' Jamaican Vibes 🎙️Step into the world of "The Yaadman Podcast," where the Caribbean spirit meets charm! Join your hosts, Davaine and Tonniel, on a journey that's more irie than a reggae melody. They bring you a new kind of Jamaican Podcast. A Jamaican podcast like no other. A Jamaican podcast that entertainingly discusses numerous issues.In each episode, these Yaadmen share their experiences, laughter, and unique Jamaican perspectives while navigating the twists and turns of life outside of Jamaica. Davaine and Tonniel keep the vibes positive and the energy sky high.Expect a laid-back link-up filled with stories, patois, and a whole heap of island wisdom. Whether they're decoding the hustle or searching for the perfect spot for a game of domino, these hosts keep it real and full of sunshine.So, if you're yearning for a taste of yaad in every episode or just want to chill with two Yaadmen sharing their adventures abroad, "The Yaadman Podcast" is your passport to an irie fusion of cultures. Grab a drink, kick back, and let the Yaad vibes flow with Davaine and TonnielJoin the rhythm of "The Yaadman Podcast," where every episode feels like a Caribbean breeze. 🌴🎧✨
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Jul 19, 2025 • 1h 3min
Live EP. 3 The 100 Best Movies Of The 21st Century
Mek wi talk nuhSupport the showSubscribe and follow us on all platforms: https://linktr.ee/theyaadmanpodcastOUR HOSTS:Davaine: @davaine_reidTonniel: @tonnielyaadman
Jul 12, 2025 • 1h 49min
EP.71 Men Need Therapy ft Dylan Ennis
Mek wi talk nuhIn this episode, we sit down with UCAM CB basketball player Dylan Ennis for an open and honest conversation about mental health in professional sports. Dylan shares his personal experiences navigating the highs and lows of a basketball career, the pressures athletes face on and off the court, and how he manages his mental well-being. We also discuss the importance of breaking the stigma around mental health, seeking support, and building resilience. It's a powerful, real, and inspiring conversation that highlights the human side of professional athletes.Support the showSubscribe and follow us on all platforms: https://linktr.ee/theyaadmanpodcastOUR HOSTS:Davaine: @davaine_reidTonniel: @tonnielyaadman
Jul 3, 2025 • 1h 3min
EP. 70 Reggae Down Under: The Rise of Reggae in Australia ft Stick Mareebo
Mek wi talk nuhWe sit down with Stick Mareebo to chat about how reggae found its way to Australia. From backyard jams to full-on festival stages, we talk about the scene’s growth, the artists making noise, and what reggae really means in an Aussie context. Is it staying true to the roots or becoming its own thing? Support the showSubscribe and follow us on all platforms: https://linktr.ee/theyaadmanpodcastOUR HOSTS:Davaine: @davaine_reidTonniel: @tonnielyaadman
Jun 27, 2025 • 1h 17min
EP.69 Our Worst Dating Experience
Mek wi talk nuhSupport the showSubscribe and follow us on all platforms: https://linktr.ee/theyaadmanpodcastOUR HOSTS:Davaine: @davaine_reidTonniel: @tonnielyaadman
Jun 20, 2025 • 1h 31min
Live EP. 2 MENTAL HEALTH and The Jamaican Man
Mek wi talk nuhThis is an honest conversation about the mental health crisis that is facing Jamaicans. It is targeted towards Jamaican men. If you or anyone you know is struggling with mental health issues, this is one to listen to and to share.Support the showSubscribe and follow us on all platforms: https://linktr.ee/theyaadmanpodcastOUR HOSTS:Davaine: @davaine_reidTonniel: @tonnielyaadman
Jun 13, 2025 • 1h 30min
LIVE EP 1. Buju Banton and Beres Hammond Pricing| The Reggae Music Industry In Europe| European Festivals
Mek wi talk nuhIn this episode, the discussion is about the pricing dynamics of iconic reggae artists like Buju Banton and Beres Hammond, examining how their fees reflect their legendary status and impact on the genre. More specifically, how it differs in Europe. We explore the broader reggae music industry in Europe, highlighting how European promoters and festival organisers value Jamaican talent. The conversation also touches on the structure and appeal of European reggae festivals, the role of cultural appreciation versus commercial gain, and the challenges and opportunities for reggae artists navigating international markets.Support the showSubscribe and follow us on all platforms: https://linktr.ee/theyaadmanpodcastOUR HOSTS:Davaine: @davaine_reidTonniel: @tonnielyaadman
Jun 5, 2025 • 1h 6min
EP. 68 European Reggae Promoter Believes Reggae Music Might Be Going Extinct!
Mek wi talk nuhThis episode features a well-known European reggae promoter, Julian Francisco Garcia Mancebo, who keeps it real about the state of reggae today. He thinks the scene is fading and needs serious love to stay alive. Tune in as he talks about what’s gone wrong, what still makes reggae powerful, and why it’s time for fans and artists to step up and keep the vibe alive.Support the showSubscribe and follow us on all platforms: https://linktr.ee/theyaadmanpodcastOUR HOSTS:Davaine: @davaine_reidTonniel: @tonnielyaadman
May 29, 2025 • 56min
EP. 67 So Much Trouble In The World
Mek wi talk nuhIn this one, we talked about pressing issues facing Jamaica and the wider world, from rising crime and corruption to economic inequality, climate change, and youth disillusionment. We explore the root causes, systemic failures, and social consequences of these challenges while highlighting the growing frustration among everyday citizens.As the conversation unfolds, we make a call to action for celebrities, influencers, and public figures to step up. With their platforms and reach, they have the power to spark awareness, fund initiatives, and influence policy change. This episode urges them to go beyond performance activism and become real agents of change, not just for headlines, but for the future.Support the showSubscribe and follow us on all platforms: https://linktr.ee/theyaadmanpodcastOUR HOSTS:Davaine: @davaine_reidTonniel: @tonnielyaadman
May 22, 2025 • 56min
EP. 66. Things Jamaican Parents Say and The Jamaican Dream
Mek wi talk nuhEvery Jamaican child has heard growing up from stern warnings like “If yuh cyaan hear, yuh will feel” to gems like “Go look wuk!” We explore the deeper meanings behind these sayings, their cultural roots, and how they shape discipline, ambition, and identity. The conversation then shifts to the evolving idea of The Jamaican Dream, what success means in the island context, how it has changed over generations, and the tension between staying local or going abroad to “make it.” Support the showSubscribe and follow us on all platforms: https://linktr.ee/theyaadmanpodcastOUR HOSTS:Davaine: @davaine_reidTonniel: @tonnielyaadman
May 8, 2025 • 1h 12min
EP. 65 “She Can’t Call Me Daddy!!!”
Mek wi talk nuhThis week, we’re chatting with our friend Felipe, who tells us all about moving from Colombia to Spain. He shares culture shocks, wild stories, and settling into a whole new vibe. Then we debate what’s the real difference is between “daddy” and “papi”? Spoiler alert, it's not just about language. Things get a little too real.Support the showSubscribe and follow us on all platforms: https://linktr.ee/theyaadmanpodcastOUR HOSTS:Davaine: @davaine_reidTonniel: @tonnielyaadman
