From My Yard To Your Yard Transistor (https://transistor.fm) https://feeds.transistor.fm/from-my-yard-to-your-yard In 1962 Raymond Ezekiel Coke boarded a plane from Kingston Jamaica to come to London in the UK. In 2021 Clayton M Coke, Raymond’s son switched on a microphone & recorded his father's journey for posterity.A journey that many others from "The Windrush Generation" had also taken. From My Yard to Your Yard is the oral history of that journey but it’s also the history of being black, Caribbean, British, and that relationship with the Commonwealth & ultimately the UK. Dialogue [London] Limited 2023 2f96f822-f4fb-5cdc-a1ea-6c8cd4f8c2b1 no From My Yard To Your Yard - A Windrush 75th Aniversary Podcast [Trailer Episode] en Fri, 17 Oct 2025 12:23:40 +0100 Wed, 03 Dec 2025 02:10:11 +0000 https://img.transistor.fm/mNUJgR88qwtCTAdk7CRMFerzgJTijQMIX1U1IiCpP5A/rs:fill:0:0:1/w:1400/h:1400/q:60/mb:500000/aHR0cHM6Ly9pbWct/dXBsb2FkLXByb2R1/Y3Rpb24udHJhbnNp/c3Rvci5mbS9mNGE0/ZTYxZjUyMjI5ZWNm/NTk1MDUzZWE4MzNj/OGQ5OS5wbmc.jpg From My Yard To Your Yard serial Dialogue [London] Limited In 1962 Raymond Ezekiel Coke boarded a plane from Kingston Jamaica to come to London in the UK. In 2021 Clayton M Coke, Raymond’s son switched on a microphone & recorded his father's journey for posterity.A journey that many others from "The Windrush Generation" had also taken. From My Yard to Your Yard is the oral history of that journey but it’s also the history of being black, Caribbean, British, and that relationship with the Commonwealth & ultimately the UK. In 1962 Raymond Ezekiel Coke boarded a plane from Kingston Jamaica to come to London in the UK. windrush,jamaica,london,caribbean,diaspora,commonwealth,family,children,sixties,racism,christianity, church,religion, Dialogue [London] Limited No No From My Yard To Your Yard - A Windrush 75th Aniversary Podcast [Trailer Episode] 1 1 From My Yard To Your Yard - A Windrush 75th Aniversary Podcast [Trailer Episode] trailer 807683af-c933-420c-9842-7031b0a5570f https://share.transistor.fm/s/427d821c Welcome to the three-part series, “From My Yard To Your Yard” where my Father, Raymond Ezekiel Coke, recounts his journey from Rural Jamaica to London in the swinging 60’s and onto the 21st Century.


It’s a potted history of the black experience in the UK, from the band of pioneers, who 75 years on, are now referred to as the "Windrush Generation".


It’s raw, unfiltered and authentic but also delivered from My Yard to Your Yard with Peace, Love & Blessings!

Please subscribe to catch every episode & share with your bredrin & sistren

]]> Welcome to the three-part series, “From My Yard To Your Yard” where my Father, Raymond Ezekiel Coke, recounts his journey from Rural Jamaica to London in the swinging 60’s and onto the 21st Century.


It’s a potted history of the black experience in the UK, from the band of pioneers, who 75 years on, are now referred to as the "Windrush Generation".


It’s raw, unfiltered and authentic but also delivered from My Yard to Your Yard with Peace, Love & Blessings!

Please subscribe to catch every episode & share with your bredrin & sistren

]]> Wed, 21 Jun 2023 14:40:30 +0100 Dialogue [London] Limited Dialogue [London] Limited 119 Welcome to the three-part series, “From My Yard To Your Yard” where my Father, Raymond Ezekiel Coke, recounts his journey from Rural Jamaica to London in the swinging 60’s and onto the 21st Century.


It’s a potted history of the black experience in the UK, from the band of pioneers, who 75 years on, are now referred to as the "Windrush Generation".


It’s raw, unfiltered and authentic but also delivered from My Yard to Your Yard with Peace, Love & Blessings!

Please subscribe to catch every episode & share with your bredrin & sistren

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In 1962 Raymond Ezekiel Coke boarded a plane from Kingston Jamaica to come to London in the UK. In 2021 Clayton M Coke, Raymond’s son switched on a microphone & recorded his father's journey for posterity. A journey that many others from "The Windrush Generation" had also taken. From My Yard to Your Yard is the oral history of that journey but it’s also the history of being black, Caribbean, British, and that relationship with the Commonwealth & ultimately the UK.


This podcast has been broken into 3 parts and each part signifies the type of music that my father would have been listening to at each stage in his life.


Episode 1: The Ska Years

Episode 2: The Reggae Years

Episode 3: The Gospel Years

The picture on the cover of this  podcast shows from [L to R]  Vincent “Tex” Sewell aka “Uncle Vin”, Raymond Ezekiel Coke aka my Father, William Albert Coke aka “Uncle Will”

This picture was one of 3 only one survives and this picture was supplied courtesy of Christine Sewell, Uncle Vin’s daughter. 

Theme song “Hurricane Raymond “ [podcast edit]. 

Written, arranged & produced by Clayton M Coke For Dialogue London Limited

The copyright & intellectual property contained in this podcast is attributed to Dialogue London Limited © 2023 

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In 1962 Raymond Ezekiel Coke boarded a plane from Kingston Jamaica to come to London in the UK. In 2021 Clayton M Coke, Raymond’s son switched on a microphone & recorded his father's journey for posterity. A journey that many others from "The Windrush Generation" had also taken. From My Yard to Your Yard is the oral history of that journey but it’s also the history of being black, Caribbean, British, and that relationship with the Commonwealth & ultimately the UK.


This podcast has been broken into 3 parts and each part signifies the type of music that my father would have been listening to at each stage in his life.


Episode 1: The Ska Years

Episode 2: The Reggae Years

Episode 3: The Gospel Years

The picture on the cover of this  podcast shows from [L to R]  Vincent “Tex” Sewell aka “Uncle Vin”, Raymond Ezekiel Coke aka my Father, William Albert Coke aka “Uncle Will”

This picture was one of 3 only one survives and this picture was supplied courtesy of Christine Sewell, Uncle Vin’s daughter. 

Theme song “Hurricane Raymond “ [podcast edit]. 

Written, arranged & produced by Clayton M Coke For Dialogue London Limited

The copyright & intellectual property contained in this podcast is attributed to Dialogue London Limited © 2023 

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In 1962 Raymond Ezekiel Coke boarded a plane from Kingston Jamaica to come to London in the UK. In 2021 Clayton M Coke, Raymond’s son switched on a microphone & recorded his father's journey for posterity. A journey that many others from "The Windrush Generation" had also taken. From My Yard to Your Yard is the oral history of that journey but it’s also the history of being black, Caribbean, British, and that relationship with the Commonwealth & ultimately the UK.


This podcast has been broken into 3 parts and each part signifies the type of music that my father would have been listening to at each stage in his life.


Episode 1: The Ska Years

Episode 2: The Reggae Years

Episode 3: The Gospel Years

The picture on the cover of this  podcast shows from [L to R]  Vincent “Tex” Sewell aka “Uncle Vin”, Raymond Ezekiel Coke aka my Father, William Albert Coke aka “Uncle Will”

This picture was one of 3 only one survives and this picture was supplied courtesy of Christine Sewell, Uncle Vin’s daughter. 

Theme song “Hurricane Raymond “ [podcast edit]. 

Written, arranged & produced by Clayton M Coke For Dialogue London Limited

The copyright & intellectual property contained in this podcast is attributed to Dialogue London Limited © 2023 

]]> windrush,jamaica,london,caribbean,diaspora,commonwealth,family,children,sixties,racism,christianity, church,religion, No From My Yard To Your Yard | Episode 2:The Reggae Years 3 3 From My Yard To Your Yard | Episode 2:The Reggae Years full 8c1a2513-ceb2-442a-b3a8-b9986932ccf1 https://share.transistor.fm/s/932382b9 In 1962 Raymond Ezekiel Coke boarded a plane from Kingston Jamaica to come to London in the UK. In 2021 Clayton M Coke, Raymond’s son switched on a microphone & recorded his father's journey for posterity. A journey that many others from "The Windrush Generation" had also taken. From My Yard to Your Yard is the oral history of that journey but it’s also the history of being black, Caribbean, British, and that relationship with the Commonwealth & ultimately the UK.


This podcast has been broken into 3 parts and each part signifies the type of music that my father would have been listening to at each stage in his life.


Episode 1: The Ska Years

Episode 2: The Reggae Years

Episode 3: The Gospel Years

The picture on the cover of this  podcast shows from [L to R]  Vincent “Tex” Sewell aka “Uncle Vin”, Raymond Ezekiel Coke aka my Father, William Albert Coke aka “Uncle Will”

This picture was one of 3 only one survives and this picture was supplied courtesy of Christine Sewell, Uncle Vin’s daughter. 

Theme song “Hurricane Raymond “ [podcast edit]. 

Written, arranged & produced by Clayton M Coke For Dialogue London Limited

The copyright & intellectual property contained in this podcast is attributed to Dialogue London Limited © 2023 

]]> In 1962 Raymond Ezekiel Coke boarded a plane from Kingston Jamaica to come to London in the UK. In 2021 Clayton M Coke, Raymond’s son switched on a microphone & recorded his father's journey for posterity. A journey that many others from "The Windrush Generation" had also taken. From My Yard to Your Yard is the oral history of that journey but it’s also the history of being black, Caribbean, British, and that relationship with the Commonwealth & ultimately the UK.


This podcast has been broken into 3 parts and each part signifies the type of music that my father would have been listening to at each stage in his life.


Episode 1: The Ska Years

Episode 2: The Reggae Years

Episode 3: The Gospel Years

The picture on the cover of this  podcast shows from [L to R]  Vincent “Tex” Sewell aka “Uncle Vin”, Raymond Ezekiel Coke aka my Father, William Albert Coke aka “Uncle Will”

This picture was one of 3 only one survives and this picture was supplied courtesy of Christine Sewell, Uncle Vin’s daughter. 

Theme song “Hurricane Raymond “ [podcast edit]. 

Written, arranged & produced by Clayton M Coke For Dialogue London Limited

The copyright & intellectual property contained in this podcast is attributed to Dialogue London Limited © 2023 

]]> Sun, 02 Jul 2023 10:07:23 +0100 Dialogue [London] Limited Dialogue [London] Limited 1701 In 1962 Raymond Ezekiel Coke boarded a plane from Kingston Jamaica to come to London in the UK. In 2021 Clayton M Coke, Raymond’s son switched on a microphone & recorded his father's journey for posterity. A journey that many others from "The Windrush Generation" had also taken. From My Yard to Your Yard is the oral history of that journey but it’s also the history of being black, Caribbean, British, and that relationship with the Commonwealth & ultimately the UK.


This podcast has been broken into 3 parts and each part signifies the type of music that my father would have been listening to at each stage in his life.


Episode 1: The Ska Years

Episode 2: The Reggae Years

Episode 3: The Gospel Years

The picture on the cover of this  podcast shows from [L to R]  Vincent “Tex” Sewell aka “Uncle Vin”, Raymond Ezekiel Coke aka my Father, William Albert Coke aka “Uncle Will”

This picture was one of 3 only one survives and this picture was supplied courtesy of Christine Sewell, Uncle Vin’s daughter. 

Theme song “Hurricane Raymond “ [podcast edit]. 

Written, arranged & produced by Clayton M Coke For Dialogue London Limited

The copyright & intellectual property contained in this podcast is attributed to Dialogue London Limited © 2023 

]]> windrush,jamaica,london,caribbean,diaspora,commonwealth,family,children,sixties,racism,christianity, church,religion, No From My Yard To Your Yard | Episode 3:The Gospel Years 4 4 From My Yard To Your Yard | Episode 3:The Gospel Years full 3303dfa8-fde6-4300-a4d6-ad8f7672bdf6 https://share.transistor.fm/s/565f5d9a In 1962 Raymond Ezekiel Coke boarded a plane from Kingston Jamaica to come to London in the UK. In 2021 Clayton M Coke, Raymond’s son switched on a microphone & recorded his father's journey for posterity. A journey that many others from "The Windrush Generation" had also taken. From My Yard to Your Yard is the oral history of that journey but it’s also the history of being black, Caribbean, British, and that relationship with the Commonwealth & ultimately the UK.


This podcast has been broken into 3 parts and each part signifies the type of music that my father would have been listening to at each stage in his life.


Episode 1: The Ska Years

Episode 2: The Reggae Years

Episode 3: The Gospel Years

The picture on the cover of this  podcast shows from [L to R]  Vincent “Tex” Sewell aka “Uncle Vin”, Raymond Ezekiel Coke aka my Father, William Albert Coke aka “Uncle Will”

This picture was one of 3 only one survives and this picture was supplied courtesy of Christine Sewell, Uncle Vin’s daughter. 

Theme song “Hurricane Raymond “ [podcast edit]. 

Written, arranged & produced by Clayton M Coke For Dialogue London Limited

The copyright & intellectual property contained in this podcast is attributed to Dialogue London Limited © 2023 

]]> In 1962 Raymond Ezekiel Coke boarded a plane from Kingston Jamaica to come to London in the UK. In 2021 Clayton M Coke, Raymond’s son switched on a microphone & recorded his father's journey for posterity. A journey that many others from "The Windrush Generation" had also taken. From My Yard to Your Yard is the oral history of that journey but it’s also the history of being black, Caribbean, British, and that relationship with the Commonwealth & ultimately the UK.


This podcast has been broken into 3 parts and each part signifies the type of music that my father would have been listening to at each stage in his life.


Episode 1: The Ska Years

Episode 2: The Reggae Years

Episode 3: The Gospel Years

The picture on the cover of this  podcast shows from [L to R]  Vincent “Tex” Sewell aka “Uncle Vin”, Raymond Ezekiel Coke aka my Father, William Albert Coke aka “Uncle Will”

This picture was one of 3 only one survives and this picture was supplied courtesy of Christine Sewell, Uncle Vin’s daughter. 

Theme song “Hurricane Raymond “ [podcast edit]. 

Written, arranged & produced by Clayton M Coke For Dialogue London Limited

The copyright & intellectual property contained in this podcast is attributed to Dialogue London Limited © 2023 

]]> Sun, 02 Jul 2023 10:08:02 +0100 Dialogue [London] Limited Dialogue [London] Limited 1349 In 1962 Raymond Ezekiel Coke boarded a plane from Kingston Jamaica to come to London in the UK. In 2021 Clayton M Coke, Raymond’s son switched on a microphone & recorded his father's journey for posterity. A journey that many others from "The Windrush Generation" had also taken. From My Yard to Your Yard is the oral history of that journey but it’s also the history of being black, Caribbean, British, and that relationship with the Commonwealth & ultimately the UK.


This podcast has been broken into 3 parts and each part signifies the type of music that my father would have been listening to at each stage in his life.


Episode 1: The Ska Years

Episode 2: The Reggae Years

Episode 3: The Gospel Years

The picture on the cover of this  podcast shows from [L to R]  Vincent “Tex” Sewell aka “Uncle Vin”, Raymond Ezekiel Coke aka my Father, William Albert Coke aka “Uncle Will”

This picture was one of 3 only one survives and this picture was supplied courtesy of Christine Sewell, Uncle Vin’s daughter. 

Theme song “Hurricane Raymond “ [podcast edit]. 

Written, arranged & produced by Clayton M Coke For Dialogue London Limited

The copyright & intellectual property contained in this podcast is attributed to Dialogue London Limited © 2023 

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