On the third episode of Objeks and Tings: The Kitchen Table Talks edition, Lynda and Catherine continue their journey into... more

On this episode of Objeks and Tings: The Kitchen Table Talks edition, Lynda and Catherine continue their journey into 18th... more

Welcome back to a brand new series of Objeks and Tings. This time around, our hosts will be cooking up... more

In our brand new season of Objeks and Tings: The Kitchen Table Talk Edition, we dive deep into the enticing... more

It’s our last episode of the series so we are ending on a sentimental note and talking all things youth... more

This week we're talking all things music - our guest Chris is a hip hop musician who made an album... more

The hot comb - an object that has a lot of meaning to many from the Windrush Generation, but even... more

In this episode we're talking all things Pardner: a type of savings scheme that originated in Africa, was taken to... more

Interesting textiles, bright colours and tropical flora and fauna. Inspired by her heritage, our guest Tihara Smith, has created a... more

A magazine, but not just any - when Ebony magazine came out in the 1945 it revolutionised the industry. For... more

Receipts. Not things that tend to elicit much of an emotional response, unless you are afraid of taxes that is.... more

Catherine and Lynda speak to Wendy Leocque, a photographic artist living in Bristol. Wendy tells us all about her grandmother’s... more

Catherine and Lynda talk to actress Sabira Stanisavljevic about a photograph that was taken of her mother in Trinidad before... more

Lenny Bedward is the founder of Quantro Sound System – Nottingham’s first and arguably most famous sound system. Through a flyer... more

Jocelyn is a British Barbadian event producer from Reading. She tells Catherine and Lynda all about a map of Barbados... more

Catherine and Lynda speak to Riaz Phillips, author of Jamaican recipe books ‘Belly Full: Caribbean Food in the UK’ and... more

Welcome to Objeks & Tings, the podcast that brings you stories about the objects Caribbeans cherish the most. Over 12... more