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26/08/2023

26/08/2023

Way!

Let’s talk about my “Giant frog” Dump’s eyes and why they sometimes look different. Dumpy is an Australian whites tree frog and like most frogs she is noctur...

25/08/2023

Wait till the end

Animals reunited with Owners 😍

21/08/2023

Avatar Island on Earth.

17/08/2023

A group of whale watchers got to check off seeing the world’s largest animal up close from their bucket list on August 1, when a nearly 100-foot-long blue wh...

14/08/2023

Unlocking the Secrets of Ancient Egypt: The African Origin of Hieroglyphics"Welcome back, history enthusiasts! In today's captivating video, we embark on an ...

13/08/2023

Dem funny animules

12/08/2023

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08/02/2023

13/01/2021

Have you ever sang “He Come from the Glory” for Christmas? The writer of that classic is the equally classy calypsonian the Roaring Lion, Raphael de Leon (1908 – 1999).

Lion was an educator of calypso who maintained that the artform is of French origin from the balade. Though his claim is today shrouded in silence, its logic still roars across the ages.
https://triconcert.com/short/from-the-balade-lion-roars/

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06/01/2021

A testament to the connection between religion and culture from the late Peter Telfer of Mawasi Experience
https://triconcert.com/short/mass-before-mas/

A testament to the connection between religion and culture from Peter Telfer, retired Protocol Officer, Culture Division.

03/01/2021

A testament to the connection between religion and culture from Peter Telfer, retired Protocol Officer, Culture Division.
https://triconcert.com/short/mass-before-mas/

A testament to the connection between religion and culture from Peter Telfer, retired Protocol Officer, Culture Division.

30/12/2020

Francophone Trinidad

After the Seven Years War circa 1756 – 63 followed by the arrival of the British in 1797 to Trinidad, history scholars trace the movement from a predominantly French speaking and singing society to an English speaking one.
https://triconcert.com/short/francophone-trinidad/

After the Seven Years War circa 1756 – 63 followed by the arrival of the British in 1797 to Trinidad, history scholars trace the movement from a predominantly French speaking and singing society to an English speaking one.

23/12/2020

Bacchanal and Jamette Carnival
The origins of bacchanal and obscenities in Carnival from the pissenlit bands, the Musical Ordinance, Bim Bim with her Quelbays, licentious songs and dances are all captured here.
https://triconcert.com/short/bacchanal-and-jamette-carnival/

The origins of bacchanal and obscenities in Carnival from the pissenlit bands, the Musical Ordinance, Bim Bim with her Quelbays, licentious songs and dances are all captured here.

16/12/2020

I compare and contrast old and new definitions of culture incorporating the contributions of writers Oliver Bennet, Suzanne Burke, Anthony Esolen and Jordan Peterson, relying on poet laureate Derek Walcott for new direction.
https://triconcert.com/podcast/what-is-culture/

Episode 12 - I compare and contrast old and new definitions of culture incorporating the contributions of writers Oliver Bennet, Suzanne Burke, Anthony Esolen and Jordan Peterson, relying on poet laureate Derek Walcott for new direction.

09/12/2020

What musical legacy we are leaving young people in Trinidad and Tobago? We ruminate heavily on national identity with composer, musician, playwright and devoted father Valton Matthews.
https://triconcert.com/podcast/valton-matthews/

Episode 11 - What musical legacy we are leaving young people in Trinidad and Tobago? We ruminate heavily on national identity with composer, musician, playwright and devoted father Valton Matthews.