What They Do? A Conversation with Sizwe C

What They Do? A Conversation with Sizwe C"* is an inside look into the lives of entertainment industry trailblazers, with a special focus on the vibrant soca community. Hosted by Sizwe, this podcast takes listeners on a journey through the experiences of DJs, musicians, entrepreneurs, and cultural influencers shaping the world of music, Carnival, and entertainment.Each episode explores the personal stories, challenges, and successes of guests who are making waves in their fields. Whether breaking down the latest trends in music distribution, discussing the evolution of soca culture, or hearing first-hand what it takes to succeed in business and the arts, this podcast delivers insightful and entertaining conversations you won't want to miss.Tune in to learn more about the creative process, gain a deeper appreciation for soca culture, and be inspired by the passion and drive of those who live and breathe entertainment.**Follow us on social media:**- Instagram: [@webigent](https://

What They Do? A Conversation with Sizwe C is a music podcast hosted by Sizwe C, with 21 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80. PitchCentric scores this show on Booking Probability, Listen Score, and live audience signals refreshed every 24 hours.

Sizwe C hosts What They Do? A Conversation with Sizwe C, a music show with 21 episodes published.

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  Episode #22

  🎬 Episode 22: Hon. Chandradath Singh Building, Not Melting — Music, Pan & Global Culture

  Nov 12, 20251h 10mS1

  <p>The Honorable Chandradath Singh—former Consul General and Ambassador of Trinidad & Tobago to China and India—joins Sizwe C for a masterclass on global cultural diplomacy on Episode 22 of What They Do?. Ambassador Singh pulls back the curtain on how a nation can strategically use music, rhythm, and the arts as a trojan horse to unlock massive international markets. From the incredible operational reality of bringing the magic of the steelpan to China to analyzing the deep Afro-Indian musical crossovers where global riddims borrow from one another, this episode is a blueprint for creators. Furthermore, Ambassador Singh shares his hist...

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  Episode #21

  🎬 Episode 21: Francis Ragoo on Miami Carnival, Politics & Promotion Culture

  Oct 27, 202554 minS1

  <p>Former Miami Carnival board member, community organizer, and event producer Francis Ragoo joins Sizwe C on What They Do? to unpack the deep history and political machinery behind the South Florida Caribbean diaspora. Anchored by his profound Trini roots, Francis breaks down the evolution of modern Caribbean event execution—examining the delicate balance between personal relationships, financial risks, and community returns. This episode takes a raw, necessary look at navigating local policies, city regulations, and municipal dynamics in spaces like Doral and Miami Gardens. From reflecting on the foundational wins of legacy festivals to charting the future trajectory of So...

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  Episode #20

  🎬 Episode 20: Papa Keith on Trini Roots, Radio Power & Miami Carnival Real Talk

  Sep 28, 20251h 41mS1

  <p>South Florida radio legend, cultural ambassador, and host of the THAT PART podcast, Papa Keith, joins Sizwe C on What They Do? for an unfiltered masterclass on heritage, media hustle, and raw industry truths. Born in Brooklyn with deep Trinidadian roots, Papa Keith breaks down his legendary path from underground stations like Mixx 96 and The Luke Show straight to dominating afternoon drive-time on 103.5 The Beat. Fresh off his massive transition into a national leadership role with iHeartMedia, Keith drops crucial blueprints on navigating pop culture, building audience loyalty, and the survival of radio in a streaming era. The dialogue...

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  Episode #19

  🎬 Episode 19: Not a Carnival? Asa P Sealy Unpacks Miami’s Cultural Shift

  Sep 19, 20251h 19mS1

  <p>Branding master, event impresario, and What They Do management team anchor Asa P. Sealy joins Sizwe C for a provocative, unfiltered critique of the diaspora's festival landscape. Born in Trinidad & Tobago, the CEO of A Branding Shop and Chairman of the Board of Miami Carnival Inc. brings unrivaled insider authority to a massive question: Is Miami Carnival actually a true carnival in the Caribbean tradition? Asa pulls back the curtain on his multifaceted journey as an entrepreneur, balancing cultural authenticity against heavy commercial viability. From analyzing why major regional brands struggle to penetrate the US market to exposing the...

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  Episode #18

  🎙️ Episode 18 | Breaking Barriers: Mad Hed City Redefines What It Means to Be a Caribbean Artist

  Sep 12, 20251h 5mS1

  <p>Trinidad & Tobago-born, UK-based Soca innovator Mad Hed City (Kerwin Prescott) joins Sizwe C on What They Do? for a profound cross-cultural masterclass. Moving from the West Indies to the United Kingdom, Mad Hed City analyzes the deep, historical impact of the Windrush movement on the global musical landscape. This episode pulls back the curtain on his mission to completely shatter traditional genre boundaries by fusing raw Caribbean percussion with international sounds, while confronting the systemic barriers diaspora artists face in the UK mainstream. Plus, he drops an exclusive look into his brand-new media venture, Isle Mag TV, and caps...

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