Ms Natalie Alese "Oxygen Box"

Mr Teddyson John MBE

On this exciting episode Alonzo, sat down with award-winning singer, songwriter, and St. Lucian Groovy Soca Champion Teddyson John for an inspiring and candid conversation about music, culture, and perseverance. Teddyson reflects on his childhood growing up in Saint Lucia, the strong family values that shaped his journey, and his early experiences performing alongside his brothers in a family band. He shares how those formative years helped lay the foundation for a successful international music career built on authenticity, passion, and Caribbean pride. The St. Lucian star also discusses his recent appearance at NPR's celebrated Tiny Desk concert series in Washington, D.C., where he performed with Kes The Band, giving listeners a behind-the-scenes look at the experience and what it meant to represent Caribbean music on such a prestigious platform. Teddyson further highlights a historic milestone in his career—becoming the first Saint Lucian artist to be nominated for and win an International Reggae and World Music Awards. He reflects on the significance of the achievement for both himself and the people of Saint Lucia, while sharing his thoughts on the future of Soca music and Caribbean culture on the global stage. This and much more in another powerful conversation filled with insight, inspiration, and real Caribbean stories. AlonzoBash Podcast, Real People, Real Conversations. www.AlonzoBash.com @alonzobashpodcast @teddysonjohn

Bankie Banx "King of the Dune"

On this powerful episode Alonzo traveled to the beautiful island of Anguilla and sat down with Anguillian music legend Mr. Bankie Banx as he shares his incredible journey from his early breakthrough in the 1970’s to becoming one of the Caribbean’s most respected cultural voices. Often referred to as the “Bob Dylan of Anguilla,” Bankie reflects on his relationship with legendary American singer-songwriter Bob Dylan and the influence music has had on his life and career. Bankie also dives into the history of his world-famous Moonsplash Music Festival, one of the Caribbean’s longest running independent music festivals, held annually every March at the iconic The Dune Preserve. He discusses how the festival grew into a global cultural experience attracting music lovers from around the world. In this honest and in-depth conversation, Bankie shares his thoughts on conscious roots reggae, the impact of dancehall music on the genre, and gives his perspective on Vybz Kartel and the evolution of Caribbean music culture. This and much more. @banxbankie @moonsplashaxa @alonzobashpodcast

Caribbean Largest WineFest "Linganore Winecellers”

Greetings and welcome to Alonzobash Podcast Real People Real Conversations. On this episode Alonzo visits Linganore Winecellars and sat down with Mr. Eric Aellen, second generation Co-Owner of Linganore Winecellars, as he shares the remarkable story behind one of the East Coast’s most successful family-owned wineries and home of one of the region’s largest Caribbean Wine festivals. Eric reflects on his family’s journey beginning in 1971 after his father lost his eyesight in a work-related accident and made the life-changing decision to purchase a 230-acre dairy farm in Maryland. In the early years, the family focused on raising livestock before eventually taking a major leap into the wine industry and building what would become the iconic Linganore Winecellars brand. In this in-depth conversation, Eric discusses how the winery evolved over the decades, expanding from traditional dry wines into a wide variety of sweet and specialty wines, including their fan-favorite Mango Sangria. He also shares stories about the many festivals hosted on the property over the years, from watermelon festivals and bluegrass events to even helicopter tours. Eric highlights the massive success of the annual Caribbean Wine Festival, which has grown over more than 35 years into one of the largest Caribbean cultural festivals in the region, bringing together music, food, wine, and Caribbean culture for thousands of patrons annually. This and much more. @linganorewinecellars @alonzobashpodcast www.AlonzoBash.com

St Martin Carnival Music Panel.

AlonzoBash Podcast, Real People Real Conversations. On this special edition, Alonzo takes the journey to the beautiful island of St. Martin for an exclusive series of powerful conversations with some of the island’s top entertainers and cultural influencers. Featured guests include 2026 Road March Champions Skill full Band, legendary radio personality and Groovy Monarch Champion King James, four-time Power Soca Monarch King Vers, and former President of the St. Martin Carnival Foundation renowned event promoter behind the massive Flag Fest event, Ms. Fabiana Arnell. In this in-depth and insightful discussion, the panel explores the rich cultural identity of St. Martin and the unique influence of both French and Dutch traditions on the island’s music, carnival, and entertainment scene. King James also sheds light on the connection and influence St. Martin artists have had on the evolution of Bouyon music throughout the Caribbean. From carnival history and music evolution to tourism, culture, and the future of Caribbean entertainment — this episode delivers authentic island perspectives and untold stories straight from St. Martin. This and much more on the AlonzoBash Podcast — Real People, Real Conversations. Alonzobash podcast starts now. @skillful_band @kingjamessxm @kingvers @flagfestsxm www.AlonzoBash.com

Ms Natalie Alese "Oxygen Box"

On this episode of the AlonzoBash Podcast, special guest Singer, Songwriter, Keyboardist and Actor Ms. Natalie Alese from the rock reggae group Oxygen Box. Natalie shares her inspiring journey through music, justice, purpose, and the power of love. Natalie opens up about why she believes AI can never replace soul music and explains why she creates music to bless, uplift, and heal people through difficult times. Natalie also talks about one of her all-time favorite classics by Jimmy Cliff and the impact timeless music has had on her life and artistry. During Alonzo’s popular “1000 Questions About Me” segment, Natalie gives a surprising and honest answer to the question: “When is it okay to lie?” This episode is filled with real conversation, deep reflection, inspiration, laughter, and powerful insight. This and much more on the AlonzoBash Podcast — “Real People, Real Conversations.” IG:@natalie_alese IG:@alonzobashpodcast www.AlonzoBash.com