We speak to former gang member, now respected business man Clayton "C4" Phillips on living the street life, leaving the street life, maintaining respect, and making authentic positive changes to our youth.

Contact Brother Phillips at : claytontphillips@hotmail.com | WhatsApp (448-0787) | Direct Call - (601-4333) or (429-0747)

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Bodine Victoria Singer, Songwriter, Television Host, Actress, Producer, Creator, Chef, #TeamChooolateEmpress Gold Standard and Veteran Businesswoman is the quintessential expression of Bahamian Culture, Music and Caribbean Flavor! She sits down with Ruckus Mann to tell us about her life, experiences journey to becoming a Vet In The Game! Support & Follow & Book her on www.bodinevictoria.com @bodinevictoria on FB | IG | Twitter | TikTok | YouTube and all popular socials

Who is Bodine? What is Bodine's origins?

What does "Bodine" mean?

When did you know music was your calling in life?

Who where some of your inspirations to pursue music?

How difficult was it to "break through?"

What was your first big break?

What is your proudest accomplishment to date professionally?

What is Bahamian music to Bodine?

What is your opinion on the Bahamian musical landscape?

How should women navigate through a male dominated industry?

Is it difficult walking the line of assertive and bitch?

When an unfortunate situation that's connected to your gender comes up, how does that change you as an artist and as a woman?

What made you want to become a teacher, and how does that affect your artistry? How important is having a support system around you?

What would present day Bodine say to her past younger self?

What is in the future for Be

For our first episode, we interview Senior Recording Artist Sammi Starr. Sammi get's candid about his life experience, music, rise to fame, longevity and what's in the future for him.

Who is Sammi Starr?

What is Sammi's origins?

When did you know music was your calling in life?

Who where some of your inspirations to pursue music?

How difficult was it to "break through?"

What was your first big break?

What is your proudest accomplishment to date professionally?

What is your on the Bahamian musical landscape?

Switch gears to something more serious and deeply personal, in early to mid 2020 you, and your family were robbed at gun point in front of your family. If you don't mind, could you tell us what happened?

Thanks to The Father, you survived with you life. Do you know if they were caught?

How are your wife and children?

How does an experience like that change you as man, and as an artist?

How important is having a support system around you?

What would present day Sammi Starr say to his past younger self?

What is in the future for Sammi Starr?

Hosts: Ruckus Mann Ms. Indy (Tentative) Brother Tee-Y Returning Special Guest: Ashleigh Sean Rolle

WARNING: THIS SHOW CONTAINS EMOTIONAL AND PYSCHOLOGICAL TRIGGERS. LISTENER DISCRETION IS ADVISED

Questions: What have we all been up to recently?

What are out thoughts on the spike in crime, particularly in Nassau?

What our thoughts on the Marital Rape Conversation?

What our thoughts on the Agent of Consent Conversation?

What is considered rape in The Bahamas? Is there such a thing as marital rape?

Where did the concept originate? How long has this been a problem in The Bahamas?

What does the law actually say and do we need a new law on it?

The roll of law enforcement Can we trust The Bahamian Gov't, no matter the administration, to "do the right thing?"

Political implement of separation

Why we must lay the blame primarily at the feet of Bahamian Society Agendas, Hypocrisy, Double Standards, Distractions and Clout Chasing

If there is a way to truly heal and move forward, what is it?

WARNING: The following content contains, TRIGGERS of various kind. listener discretion is advised. The #CNAOC Podcast returns with the hot button topic that never to far from the collective Bahamian consciousness. Ruckus Mann & Brother Tee-Y ask the obvious and not so obvious questions and try to navigate this incredibly sensitive subject.

We continue our discussion with Sir Duncombe, proprietor of Gruma's House in Hunters from part 1.

As the latest stories of child abuse and mistreatment continue to grip the country, we speak with Sir Donald Duncombe, proprietor of "Gruma's House" in Hunters, Grand Bahama for a perspective of how to possibly combat and control the underlying root causes of a lot of the trauma's and ills that afflict us.

Sharp Toof Productions, Pure Gold Entertainment, SDMG Takeover #TheCodenameAgentsOfChaosPodcast today. We talk about the extensive back catalog, being vets and laying the foundations for the Bahamian hip-hop game, giving back to the upcoming generations what the future holds. Exclusive music from STP and SDMG. It's Qilla Fang & Steel Drumz on The Codename: Agents of Chaos.

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Live on the #CodeNameAOC Podcast. We do not own the copyrights to the audio being played on our podcast. Audio played is for promotional use only. We do not own the rights to the music being played. No Copyright infringement intended. The music is credited to various music companies, including Sony Music Entertainment, Warner Music Group, UMG, Permanent Claims, CMRRA, SODRAC, CSI, and SOCAN. We celebrate the music of Bahamians and Bahamian descent. You may be surprised by the contributions our tiny island nation has made to global pop culture. Join us on FB facebook.com/codenameaoc Live and Call Us 242.802.5837, and share your Bahamian music knowledge. The part starts at 3:30 y'all. The better question is who we een gon play?

As we approach our country's 48^th Independence, we pause to reflect on what differentiates us from the rest of The West Indies and the rest of the world.

1. What is Bahamian Culture?
2. The Bahamas has a distinct culture which has evolved over generations, from a mixture of mostly African, combined with some British and American influences, which developed into a unique and colourful style of Bahamian self-expression.

Bahamians are best described as easy-going, friendly and hospitable. The adult literacy rate, in The Bahamas, is over 90% and the country has experienced a rapid growth in the professional class and university educated workforce. English is the official language of The Bahamas, with a local dialect called ‘Bahamianese or Bahamian Dialect’ being spoken colloquially. Source – bahamashclondon.net

Bahamian culture is joy personified. It is a Junkanoo celebration, parading down the street. It’s bold and colourful art. Our culture is a fresh conch salad, a lively rake ‘n’ scrape tune, a welcoming smile from a stranger. Discover a glimpse into our culture. Source – bahamas.com

1. Where does the name come from?
2. The name Bahamas derives from the Spanish baja ("shallow") and mar ("sea"). Source: everyculture.com/A-Bo/Bahama-Islands.html#ixzz6zONvUT2j
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4. When you hear Bahamian Culture, Junkanoo is usually the first thing that comes to mind. So what is Junkanoo? (Include Other Genres)
5. It is a type of street celebration which occurs on December 26 (Boxing Day) and New Year's Day (January 1), and on similar dates on the family islands. This traditional celebration was started with an African slave by the name of John Canoe. Slaves were given a special holiday at Christmas time, when they could leave the work of the plantation behind and celebrate their freedoms. Source - Wikipedia
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7. Language ( Bahamian Dialect AKA Bahamianese)
8. English is the official language of the Bahamas. A vast majority of the population speaks Bahamian Dialect, which is a dialect of English intermediate between Standard English and Bahamian Creole. There are some minor regional differences from island to island in terms of pronunciation, but generally all are the same.

African influence & Gullah/Geechee Connections

In Bahamian dialect, some African words and expressions have been retained, such as:

1. yinna - you (plural)
2. nanny - (v.n.)- feces or the act of defecation
3. muddo/muddasick – A exclamation of disbelief
4. Jumbay - ghost, related to the Kongo word nzumbi of similar meaning
5. Yam - to eat, still in use in some southern and eastern islands, related to the African word nyam'
6. Bey - meaning boy or a young boy or young lady
7. Boongie/Boonkey – Your rear end (usually a woman's)

Wind from The Carolinas (Book)

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2. Food, Cuisine, Native Dishes & Beverages
3. 
   
4. Religion & Education
5. Statistically speaking, major Protestant denominations include Baptists/Evangelicals (30 percent), Pentecostals (23 percent) Anglicans (10 percent), Seventh-day Adventists (5 percent), and Methodists (4 percent).[2] Although many unaffiliated Protestant congregations are almost exclusively black, most mainstream churches are integrated racially.[2] There are significant Roman Catholic (14 percent) and Greek Orthodox populations.[2] Smaller Jewish, Baháʼí, Jehovah's Witness and Muslim communities also are active.[2] A small number of Bahamians and Haitians, particularly those living in the Family Islands, practice Obeah, a form of African shamanism.[2] A small number of citizens identify themselves as Rastafarians.[2] Some members of the small resident Guyanese and Indian populations practice Hinduism and other South Asian religions.[2]

More than 91 percent of the population of the Bahamas professes a religion, and anecdotal evidence suggests that most attend services regularly. Source - Wikipedia

1. Hospitality & Tourism
2. Etiquette and Customs in the Bahamas (Manners)

The CODENAME: AGENTS OF CHAOS Podcast

SEASON 4 – Ep 2

Marital Rape: A Discussion

Host: Ruckus Mann

Co-Host: Ms Indy,

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1. Can a spouse be raped in a marriage? Short answer, yes.
2. Where does the notion that marital rape is not possible come from?
3. 1 Cor 7: 3-7
4. What does the law actually say?
5. How do you actually determine a marital rape?
6. How do you handle cases of fabrications and false accusations?
7. Are we only talking about women? Notice the law is not gender-specific.
8. Hypocritical society views
9. The politicizing and weaponizing of rape
10. What resources and support do victims have currently?
11. Final thoughts and parting message

The CNAOC Podcast Season 4 with Director Ruckus Mann, Agent Indy, Agent Jasmin, and Agent Tee-Y brought to you by Grand Bahama Studios. Our topic? Pride & Prejudice: LGBT In The Bahamas. Do you support or not support the community? Call us live, on FB live. 242.802.5837 

1. Do we believe Gay Bahamians should have the same rights as Straights?
2. Do we support the Bahamian Gay Community? (Yes there's a difference)
3. What is the overall end game for the Bahamian Gay community?
4. Is it really about rights, or something more?
5. What do our laws actually state when it comes to gay rights?
6. The choice: God vs Gay
7. The Bahamas Christian Council -_- STFUF!
8. The hijacking & disrespect
9. The hunter becomes the hunted
10. Wolves in sheep clothing
11. Slippery slope to the gates of hell
12. Something else, something worse

The CODENAME: AGENTS OF CHAOS Podcast SEASON 3 – Ep13 Season Finale CALL US LIVE 

Host: Ruckus Mann 

Co-Hosts: Ms Indy, Ms Jasmin, Brother TeeY 

1) George Floyd, Breonna Taylor, Adam Toledo, Mi'kayah Bryant. That latter seems to be getting a different kind of energy, why? 

2) DMX, Black Rob now Shock G. Are looking a disturbing new trend in Hip Hop? 

3) The Prime Minister states will drop Covid testing requirement for fully vaccinated travelers, Sushi Rokkan states employees must be vaccinated or face termination. And so it begins... 

4) Staying with The Prime Minister, stricter emergency order enforcement and penalties for breaches of protocols, after the U.S. State Dept advises Americans to avoid The Bahamas. How do we feel?

5) The Ministry of Education seems to be neglecting schools by not sanitizing schools properly and covering up COVID-19 infections in schools. What's going on?

 6) The farm community in Abaco is being cleared down by the government, Human Rights Bahamas is happy at all, where do we stand?

7) Nurses are prepared to help insulted by the Health Minister's appeal. Can you blame them?

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Questions: 

What is the current vaccine available to us in The Bahamas

Are we able to get the other vaccines we hear about here?

What are the differences between the vaccines?

What are your recommendations? Should we or shouldn't we take it?

What are some things to keep in mind if persons are going to take it?

Is the skepticism behind not taking the vaccine well-founded?

What is your response to Dr. Kevin Bethel's voice note?

Will taking the vaccine lead to a "return to normalcy?"

How serious is this 3rd wave?

Are any of the available vaccines effective against this new UK variant?

Will taking the vaccine become mandatory?

Where are where we are in the COVID-19 timeline? 

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Exactly how bad is the unprofessionalism on the RBPF?

Where do we think it begins?

What are the ways unprofessionalism on the force affects the public?

Are the police our friends?

How do we deal with unprofessional, abusive officers?

How far up the chain of command does the corruption go?

What about the officers who are professional and are exemplary?

Are Bahamians as innocent as we try to portray ourselves?

Politics and The Polie Force

The Breaking Point

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Tell us about yourself and what is your name and the name of your channel?

When did you start your channel?

Why did you start your YouTube channel?

What is your Channel be about?

Who is your target audience?

What do you hope to achieve with your channel?

Do Bahamians as a whole care about the environment?

What does the government do to protect our environment?

What are the most pressing environmental issues Bahamians need to watch?

Is the environment the gov'ts responsibility or the people's?

Can you speak to what climate change actually is and how it affects The Bahamas?

With Grand Bahama in particular, and the amount of industrial and chemical-based companies here, is everyone following proper procedure, or some BS gettin' practiced?

What are your parting thoughts to Bahamians? 

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What is Feminism?

is a range of social movements, political movements, and ideologies that aim to define and establish the political, economic, personal, and social equality of the sexes. Feminism incorporates the position that societies prioritize the male point of view, and that women are treated unjustly within those societies. Efforts to change include fighting against gender stereotypes and establishing educational, professional, and interpersonal opportunities and outcomes for women that are equal to those for men. Source - Wikipedia

What is Womanism?

The term was first coined by American author Alice Walker (The Color Purple) in the short story COMING APART - 1979 Womanism is a social theory based on the history and everyday experiences of women of color, especially black women. It seeks, according to womanist scholar Layli Maparyan (Phillips), to "restore the balance between people and the environment/nature and reconcile human life with the spiritual dimension". Source - Wikipedia

What are the differences between both?

The difference between womanism and feminism being; womanism is "family-oriented" and focuses on race, class, and gender, while feminism is "female-oriented" and strictly focuses on biological sex-related issues women and girls face, globally.

The different types of Feminism

Kinds of Feminism.

Liberal Feminism.

Radical Feminism.

Marxist and Socialist Feminism.

Cultural Feminism.

Eco-Feminism.

I-Feminism

Black Feminist

Black feminism is a philosophy that centers on the idea that "Black women are inherently valuable, that [Black women's] liberation is a necessity not as an adjunct to somebody else's but because of our need as human persons for autonomy."
 

Black feminist theory contends that black women have an acute understanding of the negative impacts of sexism, racism, and class discrimination. Furthermore, race, gender, and class discrimination are all aspects of the same system of hierarchy, namely the "imperialist white supremacist capitalist patriarchy". Due to their inter-dependency, they combine to create something more than experiencing racism and sexism independently.

Proponents of black feminism argue that black women are positioned within structures of power in fundamentally different ways than white women. In the early 21st century the tag "white feminist" gained currency to criticize feminist who avoid issues of intersectionality. Critics of black feminism argue that divisions along the lines of race or gender weaken the strength of the overall feminist movement and anti-racist movements.

Africana Womanism
"Africana womanism" is a term coined in the late 1980s by Clenora Hudson-Weems intended as an ideology applicable to all women of African descent. It is grounded in African culture and Afrocentrism and focuses on the experiences, struggles, needs, and desires of Africana women of the African diaspora. It distinguishes itself from feminism or Alice Walker's womanism. Africana womanism pays more attention to and focuses more on the realities and the injustices in society in regard to race.

The 18 characteristics of African Womanism are the following: Self-Naming, Self-Definition, Family-Centeredness, Wholeness, Role Flexibility, Adaptability, Authenticity, Black Female Sisterhood, Struggling with males against oppression, Male Compatibility, Recognition, Ambition, Nurturing, Strengthen, Respect, Respect for Elders, Mothering, and Spirituality.

Where do men fit into all of this?

Africana men can embrace an Africana womanist approach. According to Tolagbe Ogunlege (1998), "Referring to a man as a male-womanist is not an anomaly or rarity, and bestowing gender-specific title on individuals of the opposite sex has been practiced by Africana peoples for millennia. For example, among the Yoruba, an exceptional woman who has made significant contributions to the educational, socioeconomic, and/or spiritual growth and development of her family and community is referred to as a man-woman or obinrin bi okunrin." Ogunlege further explains that among the Lebou people of Senegal, a man who governs according to ancient customs is referred to as the "Mother of the Country".

In the "civilized" western or modern world?

Double Standards

Gender Roles

Leadership

Submission

Equality

Child Rearing

LGBTQ Hijacking

The FNM? (Current Administration) 

The PLP? (The Brave Davis Administration) 

The DNA? (Who is Arinthia Komolafe?) 

What are the REAL issues Bahamians need to be addressed? 

Why do Bahamians choose to be blinded and misled? 

What does the future of The Bahamas look like?

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With the latest revelation of the Reynold Robinson case, let's explore what do our laws actually say about the age of consent, and let's push past the initial, and frankly superficial and many times hypocritical, outrage over the reporting of such situations. 

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The Pros:

Some of the arguments for medical marijuana include:

Marijuana is effective in relieving nausea and vomiting. Studies have shown that pharmaceutical cannabis can decrease nausea caused by chemotherapy used to treat cancer and almost completely eliminate vomiting.

Marijuana can relieve the spasticity of the muscles that is sometimes associated with multiple sclerosis and paralysis.

Marijuana can help treat appetite loss associated with conditions such as HIV/AIDS and certain types of cancers.

Marijuana can relieve certain types of chronic pain, including neuropathic pain.

Marijuana is safer than some other medications prescribed to treat the same symptoms. For example, it may be used instead of opioids for pain management. Opioids are highly addictive and are typically not recommended for long-term use in treating chronic pain.

Cannabis does not need to be smoked to be medically beneficial. Products such as cannabidiol (CBD) oils, topical pain relief treatments, edibles, and other non-smoking applications are now available.

As research continues, more of the individual compounds in cannabis are being found to be beneficial. When isolated—such as CBD has been—these may lead to further advancements in medical treatment options without the "high" produced by the compound commonly known as THC.

Marijuana has been used for centuries as a natural medicinal agent to good effect.

The Cons

Some of the arguments from the opposition include:

Frequent marijuana use can seriously affect your short-term memory.

Frequent use can impair your cognitive ability

Smoking anything, whether it's tobacco or marijuana, can seriously damage your lung tissue.

Smoked marijuana contains cancer-causing compounds.

Marijuana carries a risk of abuse and addiction.

Marijuana has been implicated in a high percentage of automobile crashes and workplace accidents.

Marijuana is illegal under federal law. It is classified as a Schedule I drug in the Controlled Substances Act (CSA), alongside heroin. This classification says that the substances have no currently accepted medicinal value

How does the path to decriminalization/legalization look for The Bahamas?

Can we just copy the laws of other countries that have legalized it?

What will the impact be on Bahamian society?

Should it be licensed and regulated and if so how?

Would any gov't administration have ulterior motives or a hidden agenda in support of a kind of Marijuana Industry in The Bahamas?

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With the latest revelation of the Reynold Robinson case, let's explore what do our laws actually say about the age of consent, and let's push past the initial, and frankly superficial and many times hypocritical, outrage over the reporting of such situations. 

Questions: 

What is the actual age of consent in The Bahamas? Adolescents aged 16 and older can legally consent to sexual activity without consent from fiduciary guardianship.

 What does the term Statutory Rape mean? Statutory rape is the act of having consensual intercourse with someone who you know or should have known is under 18 years of age. How does Bahamian law define rape? 

Rape is the act of any person not under fourteen years of age having sexual intercourse with another person who is not his spouse — (a) without the consent of that other person; (b) without consent which has been extorted by threats or fear of bodily harm; (c) with consent obtained by personating the spouse of that other person; or (d) with consent obtained by false and fraudulent representations as to the nature and quality of the act Source: The Bahamas Sexual Offenses Act. Pages 3 &4, Section 3, Subsection a,b,c,d 

Article 11 States: (a) has unlawful sexual intercourse with any person being of or above fourteen years of age and under sixteen years of age, whether with or without the consent of the person with whom he had unlawful sexual intercourse; or (b) attempts to have unlawful sexual intercourse with any person being of or above fourteen years of age and under sixteen years of age, whether with or without the consent of the person with whom he attempted to have unlawful sexual intercourse, is guilty of an offense and liable to imprisonment for life. How do we understand this?

 Exactly how widespread is the problem of adults, preying on and molesting minors? It's been said that the actions of Mr. Robinson are well known and well documented, so how far does the accountability stretch? 

A lot of the response to situations like these is, “These young people too fast” is there any validity to these statements? Swift judgment and justice usually come to male predators, but for some odd reason, female predators get a pass. Why? 

If you notice, the laws are not gender-specific Bahamian Society are the most at fault. On the surface, they claim the moral high ground, when in reality this behavior is not just tolerated, but promoted and encouraged. Usually under the guises of humor, culture, the pursuit of rights, justice, acceptance, or equality. (Responses)

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