In today’s episode, Souvni and Valentin dive into the mystery and magic of the Haitian “sixth sense” — that instinct, intuition, and alertness Haitians are famous for. They explore how history, community, and lived experience shape a kind of collective awareness that feels almost supernatural. From reading the wind to sensing trouble before it arrives, they break down why the Haitian sixth sense is so powerful, so sharp, and so deeply rooted in culture.
Then we head over to La Famille Pòt, where hurricane season in Florida turns into pure comedy. A storm is announced on TV — maybe Miami, maybe Orlando, depending on how it turns. Ovila, shaped by years of surviving hurricanes in Haiti, has already over‑prepared. It’s an episode full of laughter, culture, intuition, and the beautiful chaos of Haitian family life.
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