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The Path We Take Podcast: Real Stories. Real Culture. Real Journeys.
The Path We Take Podcast is a platform dedicated to uplifting the Haitian community by celebrating the stories, achievements, and resilience of Haitian people around the world. Hosted by Jeffrey Estiverne, a proud Haitian and Marine veteran, alongside his co-host Herby Fabius — a world traveler who journeys across the globe to find Haitians in different countries — the show highlights positive stories that promote Haiti’s culture, pride, and unity.
Each episode explores the inspiring paths of guests who are making a difference in their communities and careers, from athletes and musicians to entrepreneurs, restaurant owners, and cultural ambassadors. Together, Jeffrey and Herby bring listeners authentic conversations that showcase Haiti’s creativity, strength, and potential while challenging negative stereotypes and promoting a renewed image of the nation.
By highlighting Haitians at home and throughout the diaspora, The Path We Take connects generations through storytelling and shared identity. It shines a light on those who use their talents and journeys to represent Haiti in a positive way — whether through art, travel, sports, or business.
This podcast is more than a collection of interviews; it’s a cultural movement rooted in pride and purpose. The Path We Take continues to inspire and empower listeners to embrace their heritage, celebrate their roots, and believe in the beauty of Haiti.
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Season 2
Episode 11: 🇭🇹 Protecting Haiti’s Natural Future | with Anne-Isabelle Bonifassi, Exe. Dir. of Haiti National Trust 🇭🇹
What if one of Haiti’s greatest treasures is not only its culture, but also its incredible biodiversity—some of which is found nowhere else on Earth? In this episode of The Path We Take Podcast, we sit down with Anne-Isabelle Bonifassi, a Conservation Biologist and the Executive Director of the Haiti National Trust, an organization created to protect Haiti’s environment and biodiversity for future generations. We discuss the Haiti National Trust’s mission to identify Haiti’s biodiversity hotspots, acquire land for protected parks, and establish long-term measures to preserve the country’s natural heritage. Anne-Isabelle Bonifassi also shares why protecting these ecosystems is so important. Haiti is home to many species that cannot be found anywhere else in the world, making it essential to preserve the places where they live so they can continue to survive and have a protected home. Congratulations to Anne-Isabelle Bonifassi on being named a 2026 National Geographic Society Wayfinder Award winner in recognition of the wonderful work she is doing to protect Haiti’s environment and biodiversity. During our conversation, we explore: Haiti’s remarkable biodiversity and why it matters. Species found only in Haiti and nowhere else in the world. The importance of protecting natural habitats before they disappear. The Haiti National Trust’s efforts to identify biodiversity hotspots, acquire land, and establish protected parks. How individuals and communities can support conservation efforts. This inspiring conversation highlights a side of Haiti that many people may not know—a country rich in natural beauty, rare wildlife, and dedicated individuals working to protect it for future generations. Support the Haiti National Trust To learn more about the Haiti National Trust or to support its mission, visit www.haititrust.org. The Haiti National Trust is a registered 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization, which means that donations made by individuals in the United States are tax-deductible to the extent allowed by law. Your support helps protect Haiti's unique ecosystems, preserve critical habitats, and ensure future generations can experience the country's extraordinary biodiversity. Photo and Video Credit: Many of the photos and videos featured throughout this episode can also be found on Anne-Isabelle Bonifassi's and the Haiti National Trust's Instagram pages. Please visit their pages to learn more about their incredible conservation work. 📸 Anne-Isabelle Bonifassi Instagram: @nisaexplorer 📸 Haiti National Trust Instagram: @haiti_national_trust 🌿 Website: www.haititrust.org Please like, comment, share, and subscribe to help us continue highlighting positive stories about Haiti, the Haitian people, and individuals making a meaningful impact. 🎙️ The Path We Take Podcast Hosted by Jeffrey Estiverne and Co-Host Herby Fabius
Episode 10: 🇭🇹 Haiti Takeover at the World Cup PVD Fan Zone 🇭🇹⚽
In this special episode, Jeffrey Estiverne and Herby Fabius of The Path We Take Podcast take you inside a historical moment for Haiti and the Haitian community. We collaborated with New Bridges For Haitian Success to be part of the World Cup PVD Fan Zone in Providence, Rhode Island, where we proudly helped showcase Haitian culture during Haiti’s matches against Scotland on June 13th and Brazil on June 19th. Come witness the energy, pride, music, culture, and community that made this event unforgettable. This episode features the amazing sounds of Byen Bel and Kandjanwou Rara, a vibrant Boston-based Haitian musical group, along with live moments, interviews, and the celebration of Haiti on a global stage. This event also received a citation from the Governor of the State of Rhode Island, recognizing the importance of this cultural celebration and community impact. Thank you to everyone who came out, supported, donated, performed, partnered, and helped us showcase Haiti in the best and most positive way possible. Don’t forget to like, comment, share, and subscribe to The Path We Take Podcast.
Episode 9: From FL to LA: Cynthia “Cyn” D. Hilaire on Filmmaking, Make Up & Medicine, and Breaking Into films
On this episode of The Path We Take Podcast, we sat down with actress, writer, and filmmaker Cynthia “Cyn” D. Hilaire for a powerful conversation about her journey in the film industry and the importance of authentic storytelling. We discussed her current project, Make Up & Medicine, and the current tour reaching communities across the Haitian diaspora. Cyn opened up about growing up in a Haitian household, how her upbringing shaped her creativity, and what inspired her to pursue a career in film and entertainment. She also shared how she got started in the industry, what it was like making the move to Los Angeles, and the importance of finding your audience and building the right network to collaborate with. For aspiring filmmakers and creatives, Cyn dropped valuable gems on making your own films, finding funding, marketing yourself, making sure you make your money back, and creating projects that truly connect with people. We also touched on navigating the entertainment industry not only as a Haitian American but also as a Black woman in film, and the importance of representation and staying true to your voice. This is an episode filled with inspiration, knowledge, and real conversations for anyone chasing their dreams in the creative world. 🎥 Watch now, subscribe, and share with someone who needs this motivation.
Episode 8: Kiyès ki Kervens Bouche? | Yon Boksè Chanpyon Ayisyen 🇭🇹
A laj de 22 ane li arive chanpyon nan domèn box la e li pote 3 sentiwon. Jodi a li eksplike nou ki jan li te antre nan domèn sa, pa ki wout li te pase, kòman chemen an te ye nan The Path We Take Podcast.
Episode 7: Step into a powerful and eye-opening conversation with Angie on this episode. @LumerianSky
Herby and I sit down with our special guest, Angie, whose journey from Haiti to Brooklyn, NY, at a young age came with a major culture shock—one that shaped her perspective, resilience, and purpose. She shares what it was like adapting to a completely new world while holding on to her roots. With a background in marketing and a high-paying career in the U.S., Angie made a bold and life-changing decision—she left it all behind to return to Haiti full-time. Today, she is the founder of LumerianSky, a company dedicated to helping individuals reconnect with Haiti through relocation services and guided tours in the southern region, specifically Les Cayes. Whether you're Haitian-born looking to return, curious about your roots, or considering a permanent move, her platform offers real support and guidance. We also dive into an important conversation around holistic health, exploring the differences between alternative medicine and traditional medicine, and how both can play a role in personal wellness. This episode is about courage, identity, purpose, and redefining success on your own terms. 🔔 Don’t forget to like, comment, and subscribe for more inspiring stories. 📲 Follow us on all platforms: @ThePathWeTakePodcast
Episode 5: Ralph La Voix d'Or
Jounen jodi a nou resi kontre avek Ralph La Voix D'or ki se yon gwo TikTok enfliyansè nan Kominote nou an. Nèg foulay la chita pou l eksplike nou anpil bagay ke nou pat konnen de li. Nou pral aprann kote li soti, kòman li te leve, kisa ki TRF la, ki jan li fè pale 3 lang, e koman li arive vinn tounen youn nan pi gwo TikTok enfliyansè nan kominote Haitian an, avek yo pakèt lòt bagay. Li pral eksplike nou de pwoblem ke li vinn arive genyen akoz de moun ki ap atake li sou rezo a. Vinn gade avek nou. E pa bliye abòne, like e komante sou videyo sa.
Episode 4: Yon pwogram kap Ede Ayisyen Nan Rhodes Island | New Bridges For Haitian Success
Jounen jodi a nou ap pale avek Bernard George ki se yon gwo ekszekitif direktè nan yon gwo òganizasyon ki rele New Bridges For Haitian Success. Yon konpayi ki te komanse nan ane 2013. Òganizasyon sa sevi apeprè 3000 moun pa ané nan Rhodes Island. Vinn tande Konbyen pwogram yo genyen epi kòman Bernard ap ede kominote Ayisyen an nan Rhodes Island. Nenpòt moun ki ta bezwen sipò nou ka kontakte Bernard li ap kapab ede w.
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