For my Podcast Assignment I decided to talk about my home country Trinidad and Tobago. I hope you enjoy!
Here is a video: trini to the bone - by david rudder
Here is my podcast
Looking forward to your comments...
REFERENCES:
Ayc1973. (2011 Jan 28). Trinidad and Tobago, Twin Island Republic: its History and Culture. Retrieved on Aug 4, 2012 from http://www.infobarrel.com/Trinidad_and_Tobago,_Twin_Island_Republic:__It's_History_and_Culture
Meridian International Center. (1998). Retrieved on Aug 4, 2012 from http://latino.si.edu/rainbow/education/welcome.htm
Trinidad guide. Retrieved on Aug 4, 2012 from
Trinidad guide. Retrieved on Aug 4, 2012 from
Trini to D Bone. (2010, May 31). Retrieved on Aug 8, 2012 from
Hey Leana, Happy 50th!!! Thank-you for the history and background on TNT, I wasn't aware that the ethnic and religious make up was so diverse...My plan is to go to Carnival one day but now I am interested in the goat and crab races at Easter. Great podcast, I learned a lot.
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Hi Leena,
ReplyDeleteI love hearing about other countries and their cultures. I have some work friends from Trinidad and I find they have a similar sense of humour as British people because of their background. We also have cricket and football in common. I have tried that black cake a few times. It is like our traditional wedding cake back in Britain. It sounds like a beautiful place and I hope to visit there one day along with the other islands.
Sylvia.
Leena,
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Well Done!! Excellent choice of topic - your passion for TnT could be heard. You have a great voice for podcasting. Great to add the additional links and information on the written blog posting. References appreciated for anyone trying to find more information. I wonder if the black cake is like the Jamaican?
Perfect.