“This is entertainment meets education at its BEST.”
Est. 2020
Recorded live in Jamaica, this podcast critically explores life, art, and culture. Yes, everything from music to the identity to literature to music to love. Press play on conversations and musings that give way to reflections on what matters to us today, so that our voices may be preserved and future generations can know.
The FOR POSTERITY podcast was created to be an audio record for future generations to tease apart later. Launched in January of 2020, you may now stream via your favorite podcast service provider (Apple, Spotify, Google Podcast, Anchor, and others).
This is #ForPosterity.
Jah9
Naomi Cowan, Lila Ike, Jaz Elise, and Sevana
Nicole Dennis-Benn
People are talking about Riddim Writer and For Posterity…
“One of the baddest wordsmiths I have come across in my life.” – @DuttyBookman
“This is beautiful. This is what life is supposed to be, using resources to help people…You’ve been doing the work. So big up yourself!”– @LilaIke
“For Posterity is one of the best podcasts out there. It’s intelligent, thorough, fun, and insightful. What I love most about For Posterity is the way Dr. Isis Semaj-Hall researches her subject and content related to our works and experiences [in order to] inform our conversation. Whenever I listen to the podcast, I listen knowing that this generation and the next one will certainly learn, reflect, and move us forward.” – Nicole Dennis-Benn
People are talking about Riddim Writer and For Posterity…
“One of the baddest wordsmiths I have come across in my life.” – DuttyBookman
“This is beautiful. This is what life is supposed to be, using resources to help people…You’ve been doing the work. So big up yourself!“– LilaIke
“For Posterity is one of the best podcasts out there. It’s intelligent, thorough, fun, and insightful. What I love most about For Posterity is the way Dr. Isis Semaj-Hall researches her subject and content related to our works and experiences [in order to] inform our conversation. Whenever I listen to the podcast, I listen knowing that this generation and the next one will certainly learn, reflect, and move us forward.” – Nicole Dennis-Benn
"write pon di riddim" 