<![CDATA[Hyphenated Identity Broadcast]]>What happens when four women take up space in their identity?

What happens when they are seen and heard?

This podcast embraces the contradiction of being able to button up and button down in multiple worlds. Of understanding Brooklyn and Barbados. Miami and Trinidad. Corporate America and Caribbean family politics. Respectability and rebellion. Tradition and reinvention.

The Caribbean has always been more than beaches, rum, and music. It has been labor, migration, survival, politics, empire, and global influence. Here we let the food touch.

These ladies explore their lived experience when navigating identity, family, dating, career pivots, culture, integration, and Americanism across their 20s, 30s, and 40s. A conversation about everything and nothing through the lens of women connected by lineage but shaped by Caribbean and American culture in different ways.

One episode might unpack cultural expectations and citizenship. Another might spiral into why parents think every job should be a government job. Then somehow end with dating men who “love the culture” a little too much.

No forced accents.
No watered-down identity.
No “curry chicken” gimmicks.

Just Women of a Caribbean American identity being honest, funny, layered, and unapologetic about what it means to exist between cultures without hiding either one; A cultural experience

Where does my "Americanness" start?
Where does my "Caribbeanness" end?
Why am I separating them?

]]>https://hyphenatedidentity.com/Riverside.fm (https://riverside.com)Sat, 18 Jul 2026 10:09:47 GMTSun, 24 May 2026 18:34:46 GMT60Trinelle Bartholomew<p>What happens when four women take up space in their identity? </p><p></p><p>What happens when they are seen and heard?</p><p></p><p>This podcast embraces the contradiction of being able to button up and button down in multiple worlds. Of understanding Brooklyn and Barbados. Miami and Trinidad. Corporate America and Caribbean family politics. Respectability and rebellion. Tradition and reinvention.</p><p></p><p>The Caribbean has always been more than beaches, rum, and music. It has been labor, migration, survival, politics, empire, and global influence. Here we let the food touch.</p><p></p><p>These ladies explore their lived experience when navigating identity, family, dating, career pivots, culture, integration, and Americanism across their 20s, 30s, and 40s. A conversation about everything and nothing through the lens of women connected by lineage but shaped by Caribbean and American culture in different ways.</p><p></p><p>One episode might unpack cultural expectations and citizenship. Another might spiral into why parents think every job should be a government job. Then somehow end with dating men who “love the culture” a little too much.</p><p></p><p>No forced accents.<br />No watered-down identity.<br />No “curry chicken” gimmicks.</p><p></p><p>Just Women of a Caribbean American identity being honest, funny, layered, and unapologetic about what it means to exist between cultures without hiding either one; A cultural experience </p><p></p><p>Where does my "Americanness" start?<br />Where does my "Caribbeanness" end?<br />Why am I separating them?</p><p></p><p></p><p> </p><p></p>episodicTrinelle Bartholomewtnbartholomew@gmail.comno<![CDATA[Just Shin III]]>This episode explores the behind-the-scenes of Trinidad Carnival, highlighting the logistics, cultural significance, and the hard work involved in creating this vibrant event. Guests share insights into the industry, challenges, and the passion that keeps Carnival alive.

]]>ab19a32a-2cf0-40df-9801-bd485fe13557Tue, 14 Jul 2026 14:00:00 GMT<p>This episode explores the behind-the-scenes of Trinidad Carnival, highlighting the logistics, cultural significance, and the hard work involved in creating this vibrant event. Guests share insights into the industry, challenges, and the passion that keeps Carnival alive.</p>no00:26:43112Just Shin IIIfull<![CDATA[Just Shin Part II]]>In this episode, Shinny shares her journey from social media personality to event organizer, exploring her personality traits through astrology, her approach to authenticity, and her multifaceted career. Discover how she navigates her public persona and personal growth.

00:00Introduction and Episode Overview

00:41How Many People Know You as Shin?

01:19Sharing Opinions and Social Media Identity

02:09Curating Content and Platform Differences

03:11The Impact of Social Media on Personal Life

04:46Her Childhood and Moving Between Laventil and Maracas

05:40Astrological Traits and Personal Insights

08:48Love Planets and Relationship Traits

11:07Her Approach to Love and Relationships

13:12Public Persona and Personal Character

14:47Dealing with Social Media Feedback

16:33Her Journey in Event Planning

18:51Balancing Multiple Roles and Interests

22:40Her Vision for How She Wants to Be Known

24:39The Importance of Kindness and Character

25:40Her Community Involvement and Impact

]]>c230bf89-da21-4d4d-b57a-7407b2fd3f09Mon, 13 Jul 2026 11:00:00 GMT<p>In this episode, Shinny shares her journey from social media personality to event organizer, exploring her personality traits through astrology, her approach to authenticity, and her multifaceted career. Discover how she navigates her public persona and personal growth.</p><p></p><p><b>00:00</b>Introduction and Episode Overview</p><p><b>00:41</b>How Many People Know You as Shin?</p><p><b>01:19</b>Sharing Opinions and Social Media Identity</p><p><b>02:09</b>Curating Content and Platform Differences</p><p><b>03:11</b>The Impact of Social Media on Personal Life</p><p><b>04:46</b>Her Childhood and Moving Between Laventil and Maracas</p><p><b>05:40</b>Astrological Traits and Personal Insights</p><p><b>08:48</b>Love Planets and Relationship Traits</p><p><b>11:07</b>Her Approach to Love and Relationships</p><p><b>13:12</b>Public Persona and Personal Character</p><p><b>14:47</b>Dealing with Social Media Feedback</p><p><b>16:33</b>Her Journey in Event Planning</p><p><b>18:51</b>Balancing Multiple Roles and Interests</p><p><b>22:40</b>Her Vision for How She Wants to Be Known</p><p><b>24:39</b>The Importance of Kindness and Character</p><p><b>25:40</b>Her Community Involvement and Impact</p>yes00:28:27111Just Shin Part IIfull<![CDATA[Just Shin Part I]]>

In this episode, we explore Caribbean identity, cultural heritage, personal growth, and navigating risks and social media. Our guests Shanice Charles shares personal stories, cultural insights, and practical advice for embracing authenticity and overcoming fears.

Chapters

00:00 Introduction and episode overview

01:17 Understanding Caribbean heritage and migration

02:55 Health discussions: PCOS, fibroids, and wellness

04:42 Parenthood, societal expectations, and personal choices

06:22 Cultural differences: Caribbean vs. US lifestyle

07:36 Learning to swim and overcoming fears

10:48 Exploring life paths and personal traits

12:45 Working through limitations and taking risks

14:20 Social media, self-expression, and courage

17:29 Discussing historical narratives and identity

19:33 Overcoming online negativity and trolls

]]>c030d10a-6017-4c8a-8482-fa28fe6f8e83Mon, 13 Jul 2026 09:00:00 GMT<p></p><p>In this episode, we explore Caribbean identity, cultural heritage, personal growth, and navigating risks and social media. Our guests Shanice Charles shares personal stories, cultural insights, and practical advice for embracing authenticity and overcoming fears.</p><p></p><p>Chapters</p><p>00:00 Introduction and episode overview</p><p>01:17 Understanding Caribbean heritage and migration</p><p>02:55 Health discussions: PCOS, fibroids, and wellness</p><p>04:42 Parenthood, societal expectations, and personal choices</p><p>06:22 Cultural differences: Caribbean vs. US lifestyle</p><p>07:36 Learning to swim and overcoming fears</p><p>10:48 Exploring life paths and personal traits</p><p>12:45 Working through limitations and taking risks</p><p>14:20 Social media, self-expression, and courage</p><p>17:29 Discussing historical narratives and identity</p><p>19:33 Overcoming online negativity and trolls</p><p></p>no00:20:53110Just Shin Part Ifull<![CDATA[Ask A Caribbean Mom - First Pregnancy (PT3)]]>Dedicated to first-time mons, a conversation with Caribbean moms about their pregnancy, birthing experiences, post-partum and modern ideas and medication.

]]>86768f5e-fa35-4842-802b-a3eed22e8017Wed, 08 Jul 2026 16:00:00 GMT<p>Dedicated to first-time mons, a conversation with Caribbean moms about their pregnancy, birthing experiences, post-partum and modern ideas and medication.</p>no00:25:0117Ask A Caribbean Mom - First Pregnancy (PT3)bonus<![CDATA[Ask A Caribbean Mom - First Pregnancy (Pt 2)]]>Dedicated to first-time mons, a conversation with Caribbean moms about their pregnancy, birthing experiences, post-partum and modern ideas and medication

]]>6928e284-c216-45a3-9313-6a1e1b5ed2acSat, 04 Jul 2026 16:45:00 GMT<p>Dedicated to first-time mons, a conversation with Caribbean moms about their pregnancy, birthing experiences, post-partum and modern ideas and medication</p>no00:15:0715Ask A Caribbean Mom - First Pregnancy (Pt 2)bonus<![CDATA[Ask A Caribbean Mom - First Pregnancy ]]>Dedicated to first time mothers, Part one of, Ask A Caribbean Mom - First time pregnancy.

]]>8f910498-f5ee-4559-8ad3-ff0abe1c93d2Sat, 04 Jul 2026 16:30:00 GMT<p>Dedicated to first time mothers, Part one of, Ask A Caribbean Mom - First time pregnancy. </p>no00:15:1114Ask A Caribbean Mom - First Pregnancy bonus<![CDATA[Ask A Caribbean Mom]]>A heartfelt conversation about the silence of Caribbean parents, exploring life challenges, forgiveness, family dynamics, and personal growth. The interviewee shares insights on resilience, cultural values, and the importance of compassion and understanding in relationships.

]]>77f295fd-e534-49dd-a852-bc31193ac4f3Sat, 06 Jun 2026 13:00:00 GMT<p>A heartfelt conversation about the silence of Caribbean parents, exploring life challenges, forgiveness, family dynamics, and personal growth. The interviewee shares insights on resilience, cultural values, and the importance of compassion and understanding in relationships.</p>no00:30:3813Ask A Caribbean Mombonus<![CDATA[Who can I relate to ?]]>This episode explores the importance of understanding and planning for end-of-life arrangements, the cultural nuances of death and funeral practices in the Black and Caribbean communities, and the significance of embracing one's hyphenated identity. Guests share personal stories, practical advice, and cultural insights to empower listeners to have these vital conversations. This engaging conversation explores identity, cultural experiences, travel adventures, and personal growth. The speakers share insights on navigating multicultural identities, travel stories from Europe and the US, and the impact of cultural conversations on dreams and self-awareness.

]]>268ecace-b0ba-4748-9faa-c9f608429de9Thu, 04 Jun 2026 21:34:03 GMT<p>This episode explores the importance of understanding and planning for end-of-life arrangements, the cultural nuances of death and funeral practices in the Black and Caribbean communities, and the significance of embracing one's hyphenated identity. Guests share personal stories, practical advice, and cultural insights to empower listeners to have these vital conversations. This engaging conversation explores identity, cultural experiences, travel adventures, and personal growth. The speakers share insights on navigating multicultural identities, travel stories from Europe and the US, and the impact of cultural conversations on dreams and self-awareness.</p>no00:54:0411Who can I relate to ?full<![CDATA[The Power of Caribbean Heritage Stories, Identity, and Future Visions Grenada]]>This episode explores Caribbean identity, diaspora experiences, and the importance of preserving history and culture. Trinelle shares personal stories, cultural insights, and calls for greater organization and investment in Caribbean communities.

Guest Name
Majella Mark and Sherrie Mark

Caribbean identity, diaspora, cultural preservation, Grenadian, history, Caribbean community, immigration, heritage, storytelling, cultural identity

]]>d052c3a7-e855-4120-b005-00d0744e9c7aThu, 04 Jun 2026 21:32:09 GMT<p>This episode explores Caribbean identity, diaspora experiences, and the importance of preserving history and culture. Trinelle shares personal stories, cultural insights, and calls for greater organization and investment in Caribbean communities.<br /><br />Guest Name<br />Majella Mark and Sherrie Mark<br /><br />Caribbean identity, diaspora, cultural preservation, Grenadian, history, Caribbean community, immigration, heritage, storytelling, cultural identity</p>no00:55:4612The Power of Caribbean Heritage Stories, Identity, and Future Visions Grenadafull<![CDATA[Chatter Box- Tea App]]>In this engaging conversation, that explores modern dating dynamics, toxic behaviors, Caribbean dating experiences, and relationship red and green flags. She shares personal insights, societal observations, and practical advice for healthier relationships. Coco and Trin

]]>d588a116-e2e6-4bc6-b42f-70d532eb6d19Thu, 04 Jun 2026 20:29:08 GMT<p>In this engaging conversation, that explores modern dating dynamics, toxic behaviors, Caribbean dating experiences, and relationship red and green flags. She shares personal insights, societal observations, and practical advice for healthier relationships. Coco and Trin</p>no00:20:0412Chatter Box- Tea Appbonus<![CDATA[Chatter Box - 5 ways to feel sexy]]>When are woman allowed to be sexy? Better yet what is sexy? what makes you feel sexy? Joelle, Sunny and Trinelle

]]>e8e52619-bb8d-4d6a-862d-2a378b227805Sun, 24 May 2026 18:45:51 GMT<p>When are woman allowed to be sexy? Better yet what is sexy? what makes you feel sexy? Joelle, Sunny and Trinelle </p>no00:11:3011Chatter Box - 5 ways to feel sexybonus