Hey, Charlie. Love this. Please do one on the local music artists who are Bahamian, like Luther Campbell (Uncle Luke) and Trina (The Badest B!$ch). 🇧🇸🇧🇸💯💯
i know luke and interviewed him on my classic show, electric air back in the 90's. i will post some clips as we keep digitizing the classic electric air shows, but i did not know trina was bahamian!
Hey charlie love the show the counsel woman for miami lady shannon is also bahamian in fact the first bahamian to hold that position, coconut grove and key west are predominate bahamian areas bahamian traditions like junkanoo and goombay are huge festivals it would ne nice if you could interview some of the elderly and their stories in the grove and the transition of moving from the bahamas to south florida.
thx for the heads up concerning counsel woman shannon. yes, i know all about the bahamian contribution to making miami and south florida what it is today. in fact my grandparents also came over to coconut grove in early 1900's and i have been filming a new documentary about the bahamians who came and made south florida what it is today... thx for watching and subscribe, like, share and spread the word... we should be on US TV soon...
@@charliebahama Dr.paul george is an avid historian on the bahamian connection with south florida and the underground railroad which predates bahamians going on the contract and working on henry flagler's railways could be an awsome interview keep up the great work brother.
@@jonathandill5529 That sounds great! Do not think I know Dr. George, but will look him up. If you have Instagram or Facebook, please send me a DM on my charliebahama Insta or Facebook pages so we can speak further about his contacts if you have them, or go to my charliebahama.com and contact me there... looking forward to speaking to you further... I found him so can get in touch if you do not have a direct contact...thx!
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Hey, Charlie. Love this. Please do one on the local music artists who are Bahamian, like Luther Campbell (Uncle Luke) and Trina (The Badest B!$ch). 🇧🇸🇧🇸💯💯
i know luke and interviewed him on my classic show, electric air back in the 90's. i will post some clips as we keep digitizing the classic electric air shows, but i did not know trina was bahamian!
Hey charlie love the show the counsel woman for miami lady shannon is also bahamian in fact the first bahamian to hold that position, coconut grove and key west are predominate bahamian areas bahamian traditions like junkanoo and goombay are huge festivals it would ne nice if you could interview some of the elderly and their stories in the grove and the transition of moving from the bahamas to south florida.
thx for the heads up concerning counsel woman shannon. yes, i know all about the bahamian contribution to making miami and south florida what it is today. in fact my grandparents also came over to coconut grove in early 1900's and i have been filming a new documentary about the bahamians who came and made south florida what it is today... thx for watching and subscribe, like, share and spread the word... we should be on US TV soon...
@@charliebahama
Dr.paul george is an avid historian on the bahamian connection with south florida and the underground railroad which predates bahamians going on the contract and working on henry flagler's railways could be an awsome interview keep up the great work brother.
@@jonathandill5529 That sounds great! Do not think I know Dr. George, but will look him up. If you have Instagram or Facebook, please send me a DM on my charliebahama Insta or Facebook pages so we can speak further about his contacts if you have them, or go to my charliebahama.com and contact me there... looking forward to speaking to you further... I found him so can get in touch if you do not have a direct contact...thx!
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