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Reggae Hour Podcast with Mr. E Reggae Hour Podcast with Mr. E brings reggae history, artist stories, music education, and reggae news. Follow for the stories behind the sound. One Love.

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18/09/2026

Long before rap became a global language, Jamaica's sound systems were already teaching people how to talk over the rhythm.
Born Winston Sparkes in Kingston on September 17, 1940, King Stitt grew from a young dancer noticed by Count Machuki into one of the pioneers of Jamaican deejay culture. His journey through Coxsone's Downbeat helped show the world how powerful a voice could be between the records.
Did you already know King Stitt's story? Tell us what his legacy means to you.

17/09/2026

This clip reflects on Burkina Faso moving away from French military, business, and political presence—and why that feels meaningful to the speaker. It is a conversation about sovereignty and self-determination. What does self-determination look like to you? Watch the full discussion.

From Kingston to Brooklyn and across the diaspora, September’s stages are already telling a bigger story—check comments.
17/09/2026

From Kingston to Brooklyn and across the diaspora, September’s stages are already telling a bigger story—check comments.

Tell people who you are, what you carry, and why they should walk closer. Nuh make dem solve the mystery first.
17/09/2026

Tell people who you are, what you carry, and why they should walk closer. Nuh make dem solve the mystery first.

16/09/2026

Behind every destination is a real life—complicated, funny, difficult, and full of turning points. This opens an honest childhood story from Jamaica, beyond the tourist image. What part of Jamaica do outsiders misunderstand? Watch the full interview.

16/09/2026

Talent may open the door, but the bio, EPK, portfolio and resume help you get booked—check comments.

Your creativity can have many colors, but the people must still recognize the artist. Alignment bring the colors togethe...
16/09/2026

Your creativity can have many colors, but the people must still recognize the artist. Alignment bring the colors together.

The podcast chapter is closing, but the message continues.After a lot of thought, I’ve decided to end the Reggae Hour in...
15/09/2026

The podcast chapter is closing, but the message continues.

After a lot of thought, I’ve decided to end the Reggae Hour interviews and full-length podcast episodes. I’m grateful to every artist, guest, listener, and supporter who helped make those conversations possible.

Reggae Hour is not disappearing. The blog will continue, and I’ll be making videos to share reggae history, culture, artists, music, and the message behind it all.

The format is changing. The mission is not.

Thank you for walking with me. Keep supporting the blog, keep watching the videos, and keep the message moving. One love.

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