This is the 2nd episode about\u00a0 my recent trip to Trinidad.<\/p>\n
1m Arriving in Trinidad and getting through immigration<\/p>\n
10m Aiko explains how she caught a ride on a boat from Europe to the Caribbean<\/p>\n
29m Chronixx sings “There Ain’t No Givin In”<\/p>\n
33m\u00a0\u00a0 Joseph B talks of his Meriken heritage.\u00a0 The Merikens were enslaved in the southern US, and fought with the British in the War of 1812, with the promise of freedom, and eventually resettled in the southern part of Trinidad.<\/p>\n
36m Ariel and Kamaya, two of the little girls of St Mary’s, cooking at Noriga’s<\/p>\n
39m Bob Marley “Coming in from the Cold”<\/p>\n
44m Anouck, another person who came as part of the One Family Farm work exchange, talks about her trip across the Atlantic.\u00a0 findacrew.com is a boat hitchiking website that Aiko and Anouck both used.<\/p>\n
55m Billy Joel “Downeaster Alexa”<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
This is the 2nd episode about\u00a0 my recent trip to Trinidad. 1m Arriving in Trinidad and getting through immigration 10m Aiko explains how she caught a ride on a boat from Europe to the Caribbean 29m Chronixx sings “There Ain’t No Givin In” 33m\u00a0\u00a0 Joseph B talks of his Meriken heritage.\u00a0 The Merikens were enslaved … Continue reading #154: Aiko, Anouck, hitchiking across the Atlantic; Merikens<\/span>