Cyber Coffee Hour

In this special episode of Cyber Coffee Hour, we chat with Tajha Winkle, a 2D animator and digital marketer from St. Catherine, Jamaica. Tajha is also the creator of the Cyber Coffee Hour intro/outro animation!  With a Bachelor of Fine Arts in Animation and experience creating content for Sesame Street, Tajha shares her journey in animation, her recognition at festivals, and her volunteer work with Reconnect JA, which connects Jamaican youth in the Diaspora to their heritage. Join us for insights on creativity and cultural representation!! ☕

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➡️Tajha Winkle

https://ahjat1.wixsite.com/tajhawinkleportfolio

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➡️Dr. Joseph J. Burt-Miller Jr. 

➡️Alfredzo B. Nash Jr.

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❓Question: What role does cultural representation play in children's media, and how can artists like Tajha Winkle inspire the next generation?

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⏰ Timecodes ⏰

00:10 - Introduction to Cyber Coffee Hour

02:42 - The Creative Journey of Tajha Winkle

09:56 - Cultural Influences in Animation 

14:56 - Challenges Faced by Caribbean Artists 

20:51 - The Importance of Representation in Children’s Media 

27:29 - Barriers for Aspiring Animators in the Caribbean 

30:43 - Empowering Jamaican Creatives 

33:23 - Barriers to Access in Cybersecurity

36:37 - The Importance of Post-Training Support

38:35 - Understanding the Orange Economy

41:31 - Future Aspirations in Animation

45:46 - Upcoming Art Initiatives 

48:24 - Cybersecurity and Intellectual Property Challenges

54:37 - Understanding the Caribbean’s Digital Landscape

56:43 - Challenges in Banking and Digital Economy

01:01:55 - The Spark of Interest in Cybersecurity

01:06:56 - Cultural Connections and Coffee Preferences

01:08:51 - Imagining Superpowers in Cybersecurity

01:09:58 - Hobbies and Personal Interests

01:12:49 - Words of Motivation and Community Engagement

01:13:45 - Outro

📖 The Cyber Coffee Hour comprises Dr. Joseph J. Burt-Miller Jr. and Alfredzo B. Nash Jr., two cyber experts from Mount Vernon, NY, who love a good cup of coffee and conversation. They have surveyed the cyber podcast landscape and want to see a change. For shows featuring the world's CIOs, CISOs, and CTOs, the perspective of those getting started in their journey must be emphasized. 

The mission of the Cyber Coffee Hour intentionally features guests of all stages of the cyber journey. Still, it prioritizes the voices undergoing gatekeeping, racism, and other biases while trying to make their way into the cybersecurity practicum. The Cyber Coffee Hour uniquely spreads the cybersecurity gospel by featuring guests with and without a cybersecurity background, with cybersecurity as the common denominator.