Jul 25, 2026—S1
In this episode, I linked up with Brush1 to get into what it really costs to gain success. We chat about his evolution across MCing, radio, and DJing, while opening up about ADHD, anxiety, and why taking a break from...
About this Podcast:
One Par is a quick sitdown with host Yannick Reid, where he shares thoughts on creativity, technology, culture, and life in Jamaica from his unique and often nuanced perspective
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What is A One Par Podcast about?
One Par is a quick sitdown with host Yannick Reid, where he shares thoughts on creativity, technology, culture, and life in Jamaica from his unique and often nuanced perspective
Who hosts A One Par Podcast?
A One Par Podcast is hosted by Yannick Reid. The show has published 10 episodes to date.
What has A One Par Podcast covered recently?
Recent episodes include "The Cost of Experience ft. Brush1 - A One Par Podcast S01E10" (25 July 2026), "Don’t Miss Your Moment - A One Par Podcast S01E09" (9 July 2026), and "I Don’t Feel Sorry For Men ft. Taylor Chung - A One Par Podcast S01E08" (19 June 2026).
How often does A One Par Podcast publish?
A One Par Podcast publishes roughly every two weeks across 10 episodes.
How hard is it to get booked on A One Par Podcast?
Booking probability for A One Par Podcast is 28%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. A One Par Podcast requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. A One Par Podcast's contact route on record: verified email.
About the host
Yannick Reid hosts A One Par Podcast, a society podcast with 10 episodes published.
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Recent episodes
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Jul 9, 2026—S1I wanted to have an honest conversation about recognizing the moments that can really change our lives. Inspired by Cabo Verde’s incredible World Cup run, I talk about why some opportunities are much bigger than they...
Jun 19, 2026—S1Welcoming my very first lady guest to the show! my close friend Taylor Chung. In this down to earth convo, we break down what it truly means to be a "girls' girl" and a feminist in the modern Jamaican landscape. We...
Jun 5, 2026—S1School was done, your friends were outside, and there was always something new to get into. Somewhere along the way, that version of summer disappeared. We grew up, got jobs, got responsibilities, and before we knew it...
May 22, 2026—S1In this episode, I sit down with DJ, creative and former Late Night Par co-host Fatalic for a deep conversation about Jamaican party culture, DJs, dancehall, soca and the way Jamaican audiences consume music. We talk...
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May 12, 2026—S1I give my honest thoughts on iShowSpeed’s Caribbean tour, especially his stop in Jamaica, and why I think it was such a worthwhile and special moment for the Caribbean. I also talk about tourism, youth culture, and why...
Apr 24, 2026—S1We're getting into something that's been on my mind for a minute: communication. Specifically, how creatives in Jamaica (and elsewhere) tend to go quiet exactly when they need to speak up the most. Talking about...
Apr 14, 2026—S1In this episode, I share my honest, nuanced take on how AI is affecting creativity in Jamaica and beyond. I talk through the biggest concerns I have, especially the environmental cost (energy, water, data centers) and...
Mar 27, 2026—S1In this episode of the Podcast, We explore the relationship between reggae, dancehall, and the "streets" from questions of class, authenticity, and cultural ownership to how “uptown” and inner-city identity shape the...
Mar 13, 2026—S1In the pilot episode of A One Par , I share my experience attending Trinidad Carnival and what it revealed about soca culture, Caribbean party energy, and cultural differences between Trinidad and Jamaica. I also...
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