Bishop Tennyson Hunt - A Calling To Revivalism In St Thomas

Allison Harrison hosts Storytelling In The Tropics with Allison Harrison, a series that digs into the rich, complex narratives woven through Jamaican life. This isn't just about folklore or fiction; it's a grounded exploration of how the craft of telling stories functions as an art form, a cultural cornerstone, and a viable business. Each episode brings you voices from across the island-artists, entrepreneurs, community historians, and everyday people-who share how their personal and collective narratives shape identity, drive change, and sustain traditions. You'll hear conversations that feel like sitting on a veranda at dusk, where the lines between a simple anecdote and a profound cultural document beautifully blur. The podcast specifically examines the mechanics and the magic behind these tales, asking what makes a story resonate locally and travel globally. It’s about the economic realities of being a storyteller in a digital age and the societal impact of preserving and evolving oral histories. Through these intimate discussions, the series paints a vivid, auditory portrait of Jamaica that moves far beyond the postcard, revealing how narrative is the very fabric of community and innovation. Tune in for a thoughtful, human-centered listen that redefines what a story can be and do.