Jeanius Media
Random posts about random things. As a man thinketh, so is he.
As we mark Men’s Mental Health Month this November, it’s essential to recognize the silent struggles that many men endure—burdens as heavy as those shouldered by Atlas himself. Every day,
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In an era where potential dates and relationships are as accessible as a swipe or click, it seems that romantic connection should be easier than ever. However, for many, the promise of unlimited choice has done more harm than good, leading to missed connections, dissatisfaction, and even the breakdown of relationships that might otherwise have thrived. … Continue readingToo Many Options: How Media Undermines Modern Relationships
Ethics, morals, and accountability are values we should always uphold. But what happens when a close family member, friend, or colleague steps out of line? It’s easy to feel anger
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Imagine a small tech startup on the verge of launching their first product—a mobile app designed to simplify personal finances. The team had been working tirelessly, but despite their efforts,
Much like a symphony, life is a grand composition of experiences that call for adaptability, creativity, and the willingness to improvise. While jazz is often associated with the art of spontaneous creation, improvisation transcends genres, resonating across the rich tapestry of music. In exploring how improvisation mirrors life, we can draw inspiration from musicians navigating the unscripted journeys of their melodies across different genres. … Continue readingFinding Harmony in the Composition of Life: Improvisation Across Musical Genres
This week has been great for Bahamian music, Rake and Scrape in particular, as Raymond Armbrister and his “Keep the Vibe Alive” team dropped a slew of singles on the #BirthdayRiddim this past Friday and other Bahamian artists also joined in providing the public with options to pick, choose, and refuse. … Continue readingNew Year – New Bahamian Music
Dominique Le Gendre and Caitlyn Kamminga’s Jab Molassie is a Trinidadian adaptation of L’Histoire du Soldat set in Port of Spain. Jab Molassie is one of the oldest Devil characters
Many people do not give singing a second thought. It’s as simple as opening your mouth and producing a sound, isn’t it? That is far from the case. The act