Goody Bar Radio

Episode 6: Desmond - Snaps & Stories

Join us for the story of Desmond, a lover boy from Iron Shore, Montego Bay. In this episode, he shares his first experience being "swerved" by a woman he met while both were in relationships. A year later, when both became single, they reconnected and began a passionate romance—maintained mostly through Snapchat due to distance. Just as Desmond was falling deeper, everything changed with a single Instagram story.  "Swerve" explores the unique vulnerability of modern relationships where connections bloom through screens. Another authentic Jamaican story of love, lust, and loss in the age of social media.

Episode 5: Phoebe - The Feminine Connection

Join us for an intimate conversation with Phoebe from Mandeville in episode five of the Goody Bar podcast. Phoebe shares her powerful journey of unexpected connection as she opens up about experiencing her first heart-opening relationship with a woman. This episode explores the beautiful vulnerability of first love, the courage it takes to follow your heart beyond traditional expectations, and the universal pain of first heartbreak.

Episode 4: D'Lyricist - Oral Traditions on a Delicious Day

In this captivating fourth episode of Goody Bar Radio, we welcome D'Lyricist from Port Antonio, Jamaica. The highlight features his mesmerizing poetic monologue about a first intimate encounter on a cool September evening, transforming a personal memory into an artful narrative. Through his masterful metaphors, D'Lyricist balances sensuality with respect, capturing the essence of that September night at Lime Light in Halfway Tree —the gentle breeze, nervous anticipation, and beauty of human intimacy.

Episode 3: Kelis - Passport & Promises

Kelis calls in on a rainy night in Harbour View, Kingston to share how she found love just two months before her planned move to New York. What seemed like terrible timing became a beautiful journey of balancing dreams and romance. Listen as she reveals how passport plans and promises of love both found their way forward.

Episode 2: Peaches - Duppy Behaviour

Peaches from May Pen in Clarendon Jamaica shares her encounter with a well-built man who caught her eye on a friendly boat day, only to become a "duppy" (Jamaican term for ghost/spirit) when he vanished without explanation. With humor and candor, she unpacks the excitement, confusion, and wisdom gained when attraction meets the supernatural art of ghosting.