What It’s Like Being Married to a Jamaican? Andrew & Therese’s 34-Year Haitian-Jamaican Love Story
In this heartwarming episode of Married to a Jamaican, Xavier Murphy, founder of Jamaicans.com, sits down with Andrew and Therese Hardie to delve into their 34-year journey of love, laughter, and cultural fusion. Andrew, a proud Jamaican, and Therese, a spirited Haitian, share their story of meeting, navigating cultural nuances, and building a life enriched […]
6 Fascinating Jamaican Easter Traditions Explained
Easter in the Caribbean isn’t just a holiday—it’s a rich cultural experience steeped in history. Spanning four days from Good Friday to Easter Monday, it’s a time for spiritual reflection and family togetherness. Jamaican Easter traditions, like those in many Caribbean islands—especially across the Anglophone Caribbean—are cherished, deep-rooted customs passed down through generations. While many […]
Do You Want to Know the Real Meaning of “Pickney Chrismus” in Jamaica?
If you have ever heard a Jamaican say, “Chrismus pickney” you might wonder where the term came from. While Christmas is known as a joyful time for children, in Jamaica’s history, “Pickney Chrismus” had a much deeper meaning. It was a term used by enslaved Africans to describe Easter because it was the only other […]
What’s It Like Being Married to a Jamaican? Mikey & Ramone’s Story
When cultures collide, love takes on a whole new meaning Love knows no borders, and for Mikey and Ramone, their marriage is a beautiful blend of Jamaican and U.S. Virgin Islands cultures. Their journey is filled with laughter, cultural discoveries, and, of course, incredible food. In this episode of Married to a Jamaican, Xavier talks to […]
What’s It Like Being a Jamaican Living in Ireland?
St. Patrick’s Day is here, and what better way to acknowledge the day than by revisiting our interview from four years ago with two Jamaican women living in Ireland? In this episode of Jamaicans to the World, Xavier Murphy sat down with Ethlyn Thomas and Sherene Powell-Okaforto discuss their experiences, challenges, and what life is really […]
So Is It Horse Dead And Cow Fat or Horse Dead And Crow Fat? The Debate About This Jamaican Proverb
Recently, some people have been arguing that the correct version of the popular Jamaican saying is “Horse dead and crow fat” instead of the widely known “Horse dead and cow fat.” However, whether this is true or not remains open to interpretation. Jamaican proverbs often evolve over time, with different meanings attached depending on the […]
Award Winning Jamaican Filmmaker Storm Saulter Directs New British Thriller TV Series
Award-winning Jamaican filmmaker Storm Saulter, known for his impactful films Better Mus’ Come and Sprinter, is set to direct Inheritance, a five-part thriller series for Sky Television. This captivating series, written by Karla Crome, explores themes of colonial legacy, justice, and identity, and will be filmed in the United Kingdom and Jamaica. Inheritance stars a […]
Jamaicans Honored: Ernie Smith, Rohan Marley, Etana, and More Recognized for Reggae Month in Florida
The City of Lauderhill proudly celebrated Black History Month and Reggae Month by honoring influential figures in reggae music and Black heritage. During a special City Commission Meeting at Lauderhill City Hall, Mayor and Commissioners recognized Jamaican and global icons for their contributions to culture, music, and history. The evening began with a cordial reception […]
10 Jamaican Christmas Time Traditions That Makes the Festive Season Special
Christmas time in Jamaica is all about the vibrant traditions that make the season truly special. From the cool island breeze and bustling Grand Markets to the rich flavours of black fruit cake and sorrel, the festive spirit is unmistakable. These cherished customs, passed down through generations, bring Jamaicans closer and infuse the season with a uniquely […]
Top 10 Jamaican Creators You Absolutely Should Follow and Support
Jamaica is globally celebrated for its vibrant culture and energetic personality. Known for warmth and creativity, Jamaicans have a unique presence on social media that captivates audiences worldwide. Social media has become an ideal platform for Jamaicans to showcase talents across diverse genres, far beyond the typical lifestyle and comedy scenes that dominate locally. Here […]