This is a conversation you all want to hear or watch! 🚨NOW STREAMING🚨 BASIA TV PODCAST🎙EPISODE ~ TRYING TO CONCEIVE? A FERTILITY DOCTOR BREAKS DOWN THE PATH TOPARENTHOOD! With Dr. Sarah Mourik ~ Basia TV Podcast The World Health Organization states that 1 in 6 people globally experience infertility…yet so many still suffer in silence.In... Continue Reading →
XplicitMevon, Soca Music Most Sought After Producer
🚨Now Streaming🚨on the Basia TV - EPISODE ~ The Music Producer Everyone Wants! If you’ve been outside for Carnival, you’ve heard his work — even if you didn’t know his name. XplicitMevon (Mevon Soodeen) is the producer everybody’s calling when they need a riddim that moves crowds… and in this episode, XplicitMevon gets real with... Continue Reading →
Grow Folks Guide To Dating
🚨NOW STREAMING🚨🎙EPISODE ~ The Grown Folks’ Guide To Dating w/Tennesha WoodDating today is not for the weak – especially when you’re grown, you’ve lived a little, andyou’re no longer entertaining “potential” without proof.In this episode of The Basia TV Podcast, Basia is joined by co-host RJ (from the ZViewzfamily) and returning guest Tennesha Wood, dating... Continue Reading →
Beyond The Label What Does Autism Mean For Your Child’s Future
🚨NOW STREAMING🚨 What Every Parent Needs To Know About Autism ~ Basia TV Podcast Success isn’t one milestone. It isn’t “on time.” It isn’t a straight line. In this powerful episode, Basia and Emily Kafle remind parents and caregivers: when you’re raising a child with disabilities, success has to be redefined—because your child isn’t behind…... Continue Reading →
From Caribbean Roots To Canadian Leadership! Basia TV Podcast With Dr. Rhonda McEwen
🚨Now Streaming 🚨From Caribbean Roots To Canadian Leadership! Basia TV Podcast With Dr. Rhonda McEwenIt started in the Caribbean and is a story of leaving her home in the twin isles of Trinidad and Tobago, building identity in a new country, and refusing to shrink in rooms where she was never expected to lead. In... Continue Reading →
My Daddy Issues – The Truth I Never Told
From ages four to sixteen, my father was largely absent. He was a ghost — who was alive, but emotionally missing. I didn’t have warm, comforting memories of him as a little girl. I had moments of confusion, fear, and a longing I didn’t even understand yet. After my parents divorced, I rarely saw him.... Continue Reading →