Ron Brodie

‘All Routes Lead Home’ in Jamaica. At least that’s what I’m beginning to recognize as I re-navigating my heritage. It’s such an honor to share stories in contribution to the diaspora. I’m delightfully obligated to express my pride in the culture that has raised me 'off the island' while certainly influence my frequent return.

While writing the story for @bobmarley’s ‘No Woman No Cry,’ I thought of my family and what life could have been. The clip above timelessly represents the women in my life, as well as the resilience of Jamaican people worldwide. I’m humbled to have played a part, and to be able to record this film as my very first @vimeo #staffpick. A highlight in my career that I will not soon forget!

While I remain excited in this moment, what comes next is even bigger! It’s uniquely significant and important to share. This will be the furthest I’ve reached in delivering such personal and relevant work through my passion for filmmaking. It’s for culture and all aspects of being first generation. My hope is that it will represent an experience for anyone out to rediscover more of their own identity.

Introducing ‘Driver Radio: Jamaica’ - True stories with twin brothers Ron and Don Brodie road-tripping across Jamaica. With the help of local taxi and driving professionals, they’re out to rediscover heritage and culture.

Follow @funwithronordon for BTS, original stories, and lots lots more. We’ll be announcing the series airdate on September 7th, right here on #Instagram!

Tell a friend, stay tuned, and more #sooncome!’

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