Big & Serious Podcast

08/13/2026

08/12/2026

Tomorrow BGB Record founder Romeo Django on Big & Serious Podcast!

08/11/2026

Why Caribbean People Fear the Subconscious

Caribbean people believe in spirit, energy, intuition, and the power of the mind — so why is it so hard for us to believe the mind can help us heal too? Kendell breaks down the cultural stories, fears, and history that shaped how our communities see the subconscious.

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08/10/2026

Hypnotizing My Grandmother to Eat Again

When her grandmother couldn’t swallow anymore, Kendell tried something most Caribbean families would never expect — hypnosis.
What happened next shocked everyone in the room.
This story is powerful, cultural, and a reminder that healing doesn’t always look the way we think it will.

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08/10/2026

Hypnosis Helps More Than You Think

Hypnosis isn’t just for quitting smoking — Kendell works with cancer patients, diabetics, pilots, students, and people carrying childhood messages they need to release.
This clip breaks down how deep the work really goes.

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08/06/2026

August 6th - Kendell Cobb joins Angie Goodaz to talk about hypnosis

08/06/2026

The Genius of Professor Nuts

Professor Nuts is one of the artists who shaped Jamaican humor and cultural storytelling.
He took everyday moments — a bus ride, a misunderstanding, a neighbor’s antics — and turned them into full theatrical experiences.
His timing, character work, and precision made him a master of the craft.
And yes… he once made up an entire song about me backstage at a show.
A legend who documented the culture while making us laugh.

08/05/2026

“Angie Goodaz Makes Turbulence Open Up (Again)”

Turbulence shares one of the biggest misconceptions people have about him — that he’s antisocial.
He explains why his serious expression often gets misunderstood, and how kindness can sometimes be taken for weakness.
Angie Goodaz pushes the conversation deeper, leading to one of the funniest “padlock pon mi lip” moments of the interview.
A warm, honest, and hilarious exchange.

08/05/2026

PROTECT YOUR HISTORY.

Culture Isn’t Accidental — Pat Explains Why We Must Preserve It

Pat Dillon‑Moore connects history, family archives, and Canadian media policy in one powerful message.
She reminds us that Caribbean culture in Canada has deep roots — and that preserving old photos, papers, and records is part of protecting our legacy.
With digital policy shifting toward AI, understanding the Broadcast Act is essential for anyone who cares about culture, community, and media representation.

08/04/2026

KIRK DIAMOND TRUSTED ME WITH THIS

I had the honour of premiering Kirk Diamond’s “Run For Cover” before it was released.
Moments like this remind me why community, trust, and culture still matter — even in a digital world.