Let's Talk Di Tings

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"Friends Will Carry Yuh, But They Won’t Bring Yuh Back": Friendship, Influence & Accountability

October 07, 2026

Friends Will Carry Yuh, But They Won’t Bring Yuh BackWhat happens when the people around us influence the decisions we make, and we're the ones left dealing with the consequences? In this solo episode, Ash explores the wisdom behind the Trinidadian proverb, “Friends will carry yuh, but they won't bring yuh back.”From a Jamaican woman's perspective, she unpacks what this saying can teach us about friendship, influence, peer pressure, personal responsibility, and the company we keep. Who do you...

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

October 02, 2026

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 b...

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

September 12, 2026

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 Carib...

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What is the email for Let's Talk Di Tings?

The publicly listed emails for Let's Talk Di Tings: letstalkditings@gmail.com and info@letstalkditings.com.

How many listeners does Let's Talk Di Tings have?

Podseeker estimates Let's Talk Di Tings reaches 100 to 1,000 listeners per episode. Only the publisher has exact numbers.

Who is an ideal guest for Let's Talk Di Tings?

Let's Talk Di Tings typically books industry leaders. Typical guest background: Accomplished Caribbean or diaspora creatives, authors, filmmakers, music professionals, entrepreneurs, and subject-matter experts with a credible public career and a meaningful personal or professional perspective. Common among recent guests: Award-winning creative or professional work; Published books; Leadership of a company or creative venture. Recent guests include Simon Frederick, Kasey Phillips, and Alexia Hudson.

How hard is it to get booked on Let's Talk Di Tings?

Medium. Guests usually need solid credentials in the topic and an idea that fits the show.

What topics does Let's Talk Di Tings cover?

Recent episodes cover Lifestyle, Self Improvement, Caribbean Diaspora, Wellness, and Music. Pitch an idea tied to one of these topics and mention a recent episode.