Let's Talk Di Tings

Whether you are seeking practical advice, relatable anecdotes, or simply a good laugh, the Let's Talk Di Tings™️ ( LTDT ) podcast is for you. Some episodes are solo episodes, with Ash imparting her words of wisdom, while others include guests, for some seismic shifting conversations about self-improvement, travel, interpersonal relationships, music, and wellness. From celebrities, best-selling authors, filmmakers; to millennials & Gen-Z on a quest to live fearlessly and fabulously; you never know who will stop by to "talk di tings". So grab your tea, coffee, or a glass of wine, and let's talk di tings!

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  Episode #6

  Part 2 - Grenadian Culture & A Masterclass in Portrait Photography | Ft. Simon Frederick

  Oct 2, 202633 minS5

  Finding your angle has nothing to do with physical looks, it’s about capturing human essence and identity. In this episode, renowned Grenadian-British photographer, visual storyteller, and director, Simon Frederick shares his philosophy on portraiture, storytelling, and how to find someone's angle. In Part 2 of this conversation, Simon Frederick continues his reflection of speaking with Harry Belafonte, Grenadian culture, and then shares the secrets behind capturing what others miss, seeing beyond the lens, and capturing authentic human emotion. If you’re interested in Caribbean culture, photography, portraiture, Caribbean storytelling, or the creative process behind powerful images, this episode is for you! So grab your tea, coffee, or a glass of wine, and let's talk di tings! Check Out Simon Frederick's Book: “The Cultural Contradictions: How We Say One Thing, Do Another, and Somehow Believe Both” https://link.amazon/B0dw7zeHV

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  Episode #5

  Cultural Confidence, Caribbean Storytelling, & Growing Up Grenadian | Simon Frederick

  Sep 11, 202647 minS5

  Who do you think I’m not? In Part 1 of this two-part conversation, Ash sits down with acclaimed Grenadian-British filmmaker, visual artist, storyteller, director, and author Simon Frederick for a thought-provoking conversation about Caribbean identity, Black storytelling, heritage, cultural confidence, creativity, and purpose. Simon shares why he identifies foremost as a storyteller, reflects on his Grenadian and Trinidadian roots, finding home in Grenada, and the importance of Black and Caribbean creators owning their narratives.From Grenada’s creative renaissance and athletic excellence, including Kirani James, to collaboration across Grenadian music with artists such as Boyzie, Muddy, Dash, Mr. Gold'n, Sabrina Francis, and V'ghn, Simon explores what happens when a culture recognizes its own creative power. He also reflects on documenting iconic cultural figures, including photographing Naomi Campbell, and the influence of legends such as Harry Belafonte. So grab your tea, coffee, or a glass of wine, and let's talk di tings! Simon Frederick's book, The Cultural Contradictions: How We Say One Thing, Do Another, and Somehow Believe Both, is available now on Amazon. This is Part 1 of a two-part conversation. Subscribe to Let's Talk Di Tings on YouTube so you’re notified when Part 2 is released next Friday.

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  Episode #4

  Why Caribbean Music Feels Like Home

  Sep 4, 202632 minS5

  Why does Caribbean music have the power to make us feel at home—even when we're thousands of miles away? In this special solo episode of Let’s Talk Di Tings™, Ash explores the music that has shaped how she hears, understands, and connects with the Caribbean.From The Mighty Sparrow and Byron Lee & the Dragonaires to Soca artists Muddy, Machel Montano, and Voice, this is a personal conversation about the storytelling, rhythm, musicianship, and cultural connections that make Caribbean music so powerful. Ash reflects on Soca and Reggae, the way music travels between islands, and why Caribbean artists have always found ways to blend influences while remaining connected to where they come from.She also explores the role music plays for those of us in the Caribbean diaspora, how a rhythm, bassline, or familiar song can bring back a person, a place, a memory, or simply the feeling of home. This isn't a list of the “best” Caribbean songs or artists. It's a conversation about why certain songs stay with us, and why sometimes, one song can take you home. So grab your tea, coffee, or a glass of wine, and let's talk di tings!

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  Episode #3

  My Caribbean Heritage is my Superpower | Kasey Phillips

  Aug 13, 20261h 27mS5

  This week, we are talking di tings with award-winning Trinidadian music producer and Precision Productions CEO Kasey Phillips to talk about Caribbean identity, Soca, Grenada Soca, music production, and building an international career without losing where you come from.Kasey shares his journey from growing up in his father's recording studio in Trinidad to producing international hits like “Fast Wine” by Machel Montano & Ciara & Chris Brown’s “How We Roll”, to name a few. For Kasey, Caribbean identity is not a limitation. It is part of his creative advantage. He also shares why he believes Caribbean creatives have the talent to compete internationally, but often face challenges around infrastructure, access, education, investment and industry connections, and why he is committed to helping create more opportunities for producers, writers, engineers and other creatives across the region. Kasey's story is a reminder that you don't have to lose where you come from to reach where you're going. So grab your tea, coffee, or a glass of wine, and let's talk di tings!

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  Episode #2

  How to Stop Living on Autopilot & Start Living Intentionally | Ft. Alexia Hudson

  Aug 5, 20261h 1mS5

  What happens when the life you've built no longer feels like the life you truly want? In this episode of Let's Talk Di Tings, we sit down with attorney, entrepreneur, mother, and Vision On Board founder Alexia Hudson for an honest conversation about burnout, purpose, ambition, and what it means to live intentionally.Alexia reflects on the season of life that led her to question everything she thought success was supposed to look like, and how that journey eventually inspired the creation of Vision On Board. We discuss her motherhood journey, entrepreneurship, financial literacy, friendship, identity, and the invisible pressure many women, particularly Caribbean women and women throughout the Caribbean diaspora, often feel to excel in every area of life while making it all look effortless. While our conversation is rooted in the Caribbean experience, its questions are universal. How do we know when we're living intentionally?How do we redefine success as our lives change?And how do we give ourselves permission to pursue a life that feels as meaningful as it appears successful? Whether you're building a business, navigating motherhood, changing careers, or simply searching for greater clarity and balance, we hope this conversation reminds you that it's never too late to pause, reflect, and choose a different path. So grab your tea, coffee, or a glass of wine, and Let's Talk Di Tings.

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