We share African and Caribbean folktales for the enjoyment of those young and young at heart, both at "home" and living in the African/Caribbean diaspora. Stories are retold by our storyteller Kesha Christie, the founder of Talkin' Tales. Our culture has a rich oral tradition and we seek to preserve it by educating and entertaining audiences with stories passed down from generation to generation.
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Miss Lou A Birthday Celebration
Miss Lou A Birthday Celebration
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September 7this Miss Lou’s Birthday.
Miss Lou, (7 September 1919 – 26 July 2006), was a Jamaican poet, folklorist, writer, and educator and godmother of Jamaican Patio
Taught us to love fi wi language
Could you imagine dancehall without patois thanks to Miss Lou we don’t have to find out
Story retold in this episode:
Puss Dawg and Nancy
Why Puss and Dawg always a fight
source: Anancy and Miss Lou
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