Reels & Riddims
Welcome to Reels & Riddims!
Mikelah and Kerry-Ann, two friends and culture enthusiasts, give their eclectic mix of commentary and reviews in world of TV, Film, and Concerts. From dissecting storylines in TV and film that feature Caribbean characters, to the irresistible 'riddims' of the concerts, Reels and Riddims got you covered.
Podcasting since 2023 • 28 episodes
Reels & Riddims
Latest Episodes
What We've Been Watching - Winter Edition
In this episode, we explore our winter watchlists, diving into thrilling series and documentaries that capture our attention and reflect Caribbean cultural narratives. Our discussion of 'Cross' and 'Martha' showcases engaging storytelling. We a...
•
Season 3
•
Episode 27
•
30:26
Netflix's Brother: A Canadian-Jamaican Drama
In this episode, we discuss the Canadian-Jamaican drama, "Brother," a film that highlights the narratives of identity, family, and the immigrant experience within Toronto's vibrant Scarboroug...
•
Season 3
•
Episode 26
•
39:05
Prime's Boxing Day & Christmas Movie Favorites
Join us in this festive episode where we dive into the magic of Christmas 🎄 movies through a Caribbean-American lens, featuring a special review of Boxing Day (av...
•
Season 3
•
Episode 25
•
25:03
The Honorable Shyne: From Hip-Hop Stardom to Political Leadership in Belize
What if a young rapper could rise to political prominence, transforming his life and the future of his nation? On this episode of Reels and Riddims, we take you on an extraordinary journey through the life of Moses "Shyne" Barrow. From the glit...
•
Season 3
•
Episode 24
•
41:47
The Reels & Riddims Expanded Rating System for Caribbean Representation in TV & Film
We've revamped our rating system with fresh categories that spotlight the magic of soundtracks and cultural settings. Originally, Reels & Riddims identified Accent, Character Development, and Storyline as essential elements to evaluate the ...
•
Season 3
•
Episode 23
•
12:27
Contributors
Podcasts we love
Check out these other fine podcasts recommended by us, not an algorithm.