I didn’t knew Mr. Terre. because he was older than me, but I know his mom from back market at town (Kingston). Miss Winsome was a lovely, hardworking woman. She always have a smile and everyone around her were nice. She was a very respectable woman! My mom and Miss Winsome were friends and colleagues. My mom used to purchase good from her and I had my share of experiences working with my mom at town. And running back and forth to Miss Winsome for sales for my mom, lol! Fun moments. It’s good to see Miss Winsome son as a successor in our land we love, Jamaica! Blessings and love, Mr. Terrelonge and Miss Karrelle.🙏🏾❤️✨
This is such an amazing interview. You see people in positions and you don't know their journey. Thanks Minister Terrelonge for sharing your story. This is an awesome inspiration not only to our young people but also to those of us as adults who never stood up for ourselves earlier..🎉🎉
Terri-Kharelle, I have been binge-watching your podcasts; some have left me in tears, some mirrors my life, and some fuel my drive. I recently caught up with Alando at an event in Toronto and he is simply amazing. I'm friends with his sister and extended family, and we connect on that level, but outside of that, he is simply an inspiration. Love what you do, and I'm always in awe🙏🏾‼️
This interview is so powerful. So much gems spilling. It's a struggle to live just because of the colour of your skin, your profession etc.....we need a " Redirection". I can resenate so much with Mr. Terrilonge, I am thinking to change my entire career for some of these reasons...........
Powerful, honest interview with this amazing Jamaican. Clearly a King with integrity, self love and strong believe in his self. I applaud him and hope his message will reach everyone in Jamaica…a message that will open the eyes and young and old. Powerful!
What an excellent excellent interview!! The spanish and the french accents are soo beautiful and sounds sooo perfect. Redirection is a great choice Terry for your new programme. It was inspiring, enlightening, informative and motivational. You are true Kings and Queens of this beautiful island of Jamaica. I love how Alando express the importance of believing in yourself and knowing who you are..I am better off to have watched this podcast/interview. Wishing you all the good the universe has to offer.
I love this so much. I will share with my son . He will benefit from this info. So inspirational and upbuilding. He is a student at Campion too and he feels and experiences some of these culture shock moments.
I love that Honourable Terrelonge is talking about colourism in Jamaica. It is rampant. I see that people who are managers etc are never of the darker skin. Until that changes everywhere we will never be equal. #changenow
¡Guau! Siempre un placer escuchar este programa. Muchísimas gracias TK! Tú me has dado la esperanza de seguir por el camino que Dios me ha guiado. I know I've been redirected.
Another great podcast TK ! Loved this episode with Minister Alando Terrelonge. And it was very apropos today as we celebrate our 61st Independence Day!! 🇯🇲🇯🇲✊🏽 Touching on a wide range of topics in a short time, Alando guided us deep into the realities of Blackness, masculinity, racism, colorism, globalization, fatherhood, education, hair, law, Black history and migration which all affect, influence and shape us as a people and culture locally and in the diaspora . He left left no stone unturned and he illustrated the courage , risk taking and resilience needed to stand up for justice, truth and equity. I walked away reminded, yet again, that the fight for a collective emancipation from mental slavery for my people continues !!
Honestly, this is my first time watching Redirection but when I saw it was Minister Terrelonge I knew I had to watch. I have always admired and respected him as leader, father and advocate . He is probably one of the only politicians that has my utmost respect because he is authentic, grounded and advocates for the issues that matter . He is the only politicians that speak out against violence against women and the injustice when it comes to black hair on our schools. He practices everything he preaches! He speaks truth and affirms us as black people and reminds us of the pride we should have in ourselves. His journey is of true resilience and show the importance of education. Thank you TK for showcasing this amazing leader to the world! 👏🏾👏🏾
Another amazing interview. I thoroughly enjoyed this episode. I've always loved how Minister Terrelonge addresses us [youths] as young kings and queens. As he rightly said, instilling self-worth and self awareness is of paramount importance.
Boy oh boy just when I thought it couldn't get any better, here again TK have me just wanting more. Thanks TK and thanks to Minister for his representation and being the voice for the voiceless. One of my fav MP.
Awesome! Amazing! Interesting! Informative. Good thoughts to digest, which if taken seriously can move our country a far way. Thanks Minister and lady TK. Blessings!
I experienced racism in the US the first year being here. I was in Manhattan one morning going to an interview, but was unsure of the directions and just needed confirmation. I saw a white lady and was approaching her while saying good morning and excuse me, and all she did was walk faster and clutch her bag. I was so shocked and in disbelief. Mind you I am a woman, brown skin from Jamaica 🇯🇲. I was so shock. #TKRedirection.
I wish I could give this interview a million likes! Wow 🙆🏾♀️! This was just refreshing to listen as I do my daily tasks at home. The stories shared we relatable and I could definitely say I am proud of where I am coming from and where I am heading. The sky is limitless and I will continue to aim for the best. My take away is that education and knowledge works hand in hand to create powerful tool that can change the world for the best. Thank you for this interview Ms Reid and Ministry Terrelonge ❤. I will definitely tune in for next week episode 😊.
Bless up yourself Alando and big up to Miss Winsome as well. I know your stories oh so well. My take away from this podcast is the sky is not the limit but the pathway to an endless universe of success. One love fam❤
I knew the minister from childhood days and didnt know his story. I am so proud of him and have an even greater respect for him. I am definitely sharing this video with my students.
Mr. Terrelonge I tell u all the time how grateful I am to u. I was at a point that I just needed someone to care and u did. U gave strong advice, but also kind advice. I’m forever grateful .
Happy to have actually met this man yesterday when he was just a face . Today I feel like I'm in his kitchen eating delectables he has served. Proud of you my MP
Lovely interview! Really appreciated his affirmation of our greatness as a people and the reminder that whatever we want to achieve, we can with the right attitude!
Oh thank you so very much for this interview, TK. My niece just passed her PEP for Campion, and there were so many gems that were shared here that will resonate with her. I have sent her the link and encouraged her to watch it, grasp those gems and envision her future, knowing that she too can achieve greatness. God bless you, your program, support personnel and your guests.
I realized colorism in Jamaica, when I had my very first job in Jamaica at a government health facility. I would notice that high acolor/white individuals treated differently from those darker in color. For example, just how they were spoken to and how the questions were asked would be different from darker color individuals.
TK!! This keeps getting better. This episode was necessary for sooo many reasons👏🏽 👏🏽 great takeaways and gems. I have a new level of respect for Minister Terrelonge 👏🏽
Massive cultural and norms and values differences between any European country and any African country that makes immigration and assimilation at scale huge concerns with huge sociological and cultural ramifications. It is dishonest to pretend that an immigration policy like Hungary's, for example, which I support (as a Jamaican), boils down to racism. All people are equal in value and worth as individual human beings; not all cultures are equal, not all value systems are equal, and some are not unequal, just different. I am not a universalist, there is an arrogance in that. I would not like for Ethiopia to become Hungary and I would not like for Hungary to become Ethiopia. I don't need for Japan to make itself like the USA; let Japan and the Japanese remain themselves reflecting what they value, uniquely. I am definitely not a global citizen; I don't need to be able to live in Finland and have the ability to become a Finnish citizen, to be concerned about some general issue affecting Fins. Every continent upon the face of the earth has seen native empires founded by the more powerful or the more " strategically threatened", over others, with all that this has entailed across millennia.
I didn’t knew Mr. Terre. because he was older than me, but I know his mom from back market at town (Kingston). Miss Winsome was a lovely, hardworking woman. She always have a smile and everyone around her were nice. She was a very respectable woman! My mom and Miss Winsome were friends and colleagues. My mom used to purchase good from her and I had my share of experiences working with my mom at town. And running back and forth to Miss Winsome for sales for my mom, lol! Fun moments. It’s good to see Miss Winsome son as a successor in our land we love, Jamaica! Blessings and love, Mr. Terrelonge and Miss Karrelle.🙏🏾❤️✨
This is such an amazing interview. You see people in positions and you don't know their journey. Thanks Minister Terrelonge for sharing your story. This is an awesome inspiration not only to our young people but also to those of us as adults who never stood up for ourselves earlier..🎉🎉
My second watch ,and I love it too ,I admire Mr. Terrelonge, such a hardworking MP, Always a big up his mom❤❤❤
Terri-Kharelle,
I have been binge-watching your podcasts; some have left me in tears, some mirrors my life, and some fuel my drive. I recently caught up with Alando at an event in Toronto and he is simply amazing. I'm friends with his sister and extended family, and we connect on that level, but outside of that, he is simply an inspiration. Love what you do, and I'm always in awe🙏🏾‼️
I enjoyed this interview, thanks to the host and her guest.
I am so proud of this gentleman job well done 👍.
Amazing interview. Both brilliant🙌🏽🙌🏽
Minister your mom taught you well and looking at you I am seeing Ms Winsome herself just humble
Empress Terri, what an amazing session with King Orlando Terrelonge 👏🏽 🙌🏽 Blessed Peace and Love
This interview is so powerful. So much gems spilling. It's a struggle to live just because of the colour of your skin, your profession etc.....we need a " Redirection". I can resenate so much with Mr. Terrilonge, I am thinking to change my entire career for some of these reasons...........
Powerful, honest interview with this amazing Jamaican. Clearly a King with integrity, self love and strong believe in his self.
I applaud him and hope his message will reach everyone in Jamaica…a message that will open the eyes and young and old.
Powerful!
What an excellent excellent interview!! The spanish and the french accents are soo beautiful and sounds sooo perfect. Redirection is a great choice Terry for your new programme. It was inspiring, enlightening, informative and motivational. You are true Kings and Queens of this beautiful island of Jamaica. I love how Alando express the importance of believing in yourself and knowing who you are..I am better off to have watched this podcast/interview. Wishing you all the good the universe has to offer.
I love this so much. I will share with my son . He will benefit from this info. So inspirational and upbuilding. He is a student at Campion too and he feels and experiences some of these culture shock moments.
I have always respected this man and now I have new found reap for him.
It's a must watch/must listen interview. "The sky is not the limit but the pathway to an endless universe of success." My little nugget for today.
I love that Honourable Terrelonge is talking about colourism in Jamaica. It is rampant. I see that people who are managers etc are never of the darker skin. Until that changes everywhere we will never be equal. #changenow
¡Guau! Siempre un placer escuchar este programa. Muchísimas gracias TK! Tú me has dado la esperanza de seguir por el camino que Dios me ha guiado. I know I've been redirected.
Another great podcast TK ! Loved this episode with Minister Alando Terrelonge. And it was very apropos today as we celebrate our 61st Independence Day!! 🇯🇲🇯🇲✊🏽
Touching on a wide range of topics in a short time, Alando guided us deep into the realities of Blackness, masculinity, racism, colorism, globalization, fatherhood, education, hair, law, Black history and migration which all affect, influence and shape us as a people and culture locally and in the diaspora .
He left left no stone unturned and he illustrated the courage , risk taking and resilience needed to stand up for justice, truth and equity. I walked away reminded, yet again, that the fight for a collective emancipation from mental slavery for my people continues !!
Honestly, this is my first time watching Redirection but when I saw it was Minister Terrelonge I knew I had to watch. I have always admired and respected him as leader, father and advocate . He is probably one of the only politicians that has my utmost respect because he is authentic, grounded and advocates for the issues that matter . He is the only politicians that speak out against violence against women and the injustice when it comes to black hair on our schools. He practices everything he preaches! He speaks truth and affirms us as black people and reminds us of the pride we should have in ourselves. His journey is of true resilience and show the importance of education. Thank you TK for showcasing this amazing leader to the world! 👏🏾👏🏾
Briliant interview.i thought u well .u mek wata drop out a me eye.Boy ur mama got u keep doing good because this is all u know.God bless u my child .
Alando was and still is so humble, so down to earth .Great interview, he is make a change and encouraging young people on a better path.
Informative interview. Aim to be the ambassador. Speak it , it will happen
An amazing interview❤
Another amazing interview. I thoroughly enjoyed this episode.
I've always loved how Minister Terrelonge addresses us [youths] as young kings and queens. As he rightly said, instilling self-worth and self awareness is of paramount importance.
Boy oh boy just when I thought it couldn't get any better, here again TK have me just wanting more. Thanks TK and thanks to Minister for his representation and being the voice for the voiceless. One of my fav MP.
Awesome! Amazing! Interesting! Informative. Good thoughts to digest, which if taken seriously can move our country a far way. Thanks Minister and lady TK. Blessings!
Awesome, Awesome,Awesome🎉 I definitely ENJOYED this interview.
This was a great interview ... I salute you Honorable minister!
I experienced racism in the US the first year being here. I was in Manhattan one morning going to an interview, but was unsure of the directions and just needed confirmation. I saw a white lady and was approaching her while saying good morning and excuse me, and all she did was walk faster and clutch her bag. I was so shocked and in disbelief. Mind you I am a woman, brown skin from Jamaica 🇯🇲. I was so shock. #TKRedirection.
Lovely podcast 👍
I wish I could give this interview a million likes! Wow 🙆🏾♀️! This was just refreshing to listen as I do my daily tasks at home. The stories shared we relatable and I could definitely say I am proud of where I am coming from and where I am heading. The sky is limitless and I will continue to aim for the best. My take away is that education and knowledge works hand in hand to create powerful tool that can change the world for the best. Thank you for this interview Ms Reid and Ministry Terrelonge ❤. I will definitely tune in for next week episode 😊.
Great interview
Bless up yourself Alando and big up to Miss Winsome as well. I know your stories oh so well. My take away from this podcast is the sky is not the limit but the pathway to an endless universe of success. One love fam❤
Listen, this episode only reach 3 mins and I'm in awe
I knew the minister from childhood days and didnt know his story. I am so proud of him and have an even greater respect for him. I am definitely sharing this video with my students.
Very good interview TK
So many lessons to take from this interview.. Simply amazing.
This is a whole lesson. One minute you cant get a job, next minute you can easily influence the recruiting.
Wonderful interview
Wonderful interview. Thanks for sharing your journey I love when you say have children you can afford.
Awesome interview! More blessings In all you do Minister!
Mr. Terrelonge I tell u all the time how grateful I am to u. I was at a point that I just needed someone to care and u did. U gave strong advice, but also kind advice. I’m forever grateful .
Happy to have actually met this man yesterday when he was just a face . Today I feel like I'm in his kitchen eating delectables he has served. Proud of you my MP
Thanks Terri for a wonderful interview
This is simply one of the best interviews been done to date. It was "down to earth" and relatable to the masses.*TK Redirection*
I just love this interview❤
Truly and inspiring interview.
This was amazing . Thank Terri
Another authentic interview, love the conversations around celebrating our blackness👏🏾💃🏾
#kingsandqueens
#TKRedirection
Lovely interview! Really appreciated his affirmation of our greatness as a people and the reminder that whatever we want to achieve, we can with the right attitude!
Wow…it gets better at each interview..”the universe positioning you to where you ought to be👏🏽 #TKRedirection
Oh thank you so very much for this interview, TK. My niece just passed her PEP for Campion, and there were so many gems that were shared here that will resonate with her. I have sent her the link and encouraged her to watch it, grasp those gems and envision her future, knowing that she too can achieve greatness. God bless you, your program, support personnel and your guests.
Very good interview
Conversation es muy interesante.
Wonderful interview. I salute you Uncle Alando 🎉
EXCELLENT Interview TK!!💯💯
I remembered him growing out his hair in sixth form, the beginning of the journey.
Would love to hear Teri in the guest seat. Can just imagine how much of a interview that would be
Great session #tkr
Wow❤❤❤
I realized colorism in Jamaica, when I had my very first job in Jamaica at a government health facility. I would notice that high acolor/white individuals treated differently from those darker in color. For example, just how they were spoken to and how the questions were asked would be different from darker color individuals.
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The french sounds "de la sexy" 😂
TK!! This keeps getting better. This episode was necessary for sooo many reasons👏🏽 👏🏽 great takeaways and gems.
I have a new level of respect for Minister Terrelonge 👏🏽
"The universe positioning you to where you ought to be..."
Have more respect for my MP❤️
Wow
Massive cultural and norms and values differences between any European country and any African country that makes immigration and assimilation at scale huge concerns with huge sociological and cultural ramifications. It is dishonest to pretend that an immigration policy like Hungary's, for example, which I support (as a Jamaican), boils down to racism. All people are equal in value and worth as individual human beings; not all cultures are equal, not all value systems are equal, and some are not unequal, just different. I am not a universalist, there is an arrogance in that. I would not like for Ethiopia to become Hungary and I would not like for Hungary to become Ethiopia. I don't need for Japan to make itself like the USA; let Japan and the Japanese remain themselves reflecting what they value, uniquely. I am definitely not a global citizen; I don't need to be able to live in Finland and have the ability to become a Finnish citizen, to be concerned about some general issue affecting Fins. Every continent upon the face of the earth has seen native empires founded by the more powerful or the more " strategically threatened", over others, with all that this has entailed across millennia.
Great interview
Great interview