Voice of the Caribbean Podcasts

In this edition, we speak to Kittitian broadcaster Vernon Springer who recently won an award for his work on radio in Antigua and Barbuda. SKN Newsline also won the same award in another category: Best Regional Media. Also in this edition, we talk agriculture with specialists in the industry from St Kitts and Nevis.

Deal Mania Christmas Event, happening on December 10, 2023, in St. Maarten promises to be a groundbreaking opportunity for vendors and crafters from across the Caribbean. We spoke to one of the organisers Ameera Groeneveldt of INM TV+ and INM TV Media who provided all the details about the event.

We share some practical examples of how we can forgive.

In this episode, we discuss the importance of forgiveness. Our panelists share personal stories of forgiveness and how difficult and challenging it was to do so.

We continue our discussion on kindness.

In this episode, we commence the discussion of the topic of the importance of kindness.

In this episode, we discuss how we can allow God to use us to fulfill his purpose for our lives.

In this episode, we discuss CARICOM at 50 and we hear about an opportunity for Caribbean people to be trained as pilots in Canada.

We present the backstory to the African migrant tragedy, in an interview with the News Director of ABS TV in Antigua and Barbuda Garfield Burford.

In this edition, we share the interview with the Governor of the Eastern Caribbean Central Bank (ECCB) in the program known as Conversation with the Governor. We speak on matters pertaining to the economy of St. Kitts and Nevis.

We review the year in the news courtesy of SKN Newsline.

We speak to an official from the Caribbean American Chamber of Commerce and Industry in New York (CACCI) and a Caribbean entrepreneur who has food security as her passion.

Political analyst Peter Wickham, assesses the performance of the Labour Party administration within the first 100 days, the future of the opposition parties, and a look ahead at the Nevis local elections. 

We speak to Prime Minister Dr. Terrance Drew in the second interview with SKN Newsline, since he assumed office. 

On this episode, we provide extensive coverage of the IMF Annual Meetings in Washington DC, with a focus on St. Kitts and Nevis and the wider Caribbean. 

Development economist Peter Adriens, joins us on the show to talk about the St. Kitts and Nevis economy and what he believes should be done by the new administration to improve our current conditions.

In this episode, we hear Prime Minister Dr. Terrance Drew in an interview with Freedom FM speaking providing updates since he has been elected.

In this episode, we share our exclusive interview with Prime Minister Dr. Terrance Drew, his first interview post election. We also do a post election analysis from political analyst Hartley Henry courtesy of WPG 10 in Grenada. 

Financial experts Telojo Onu and Justin Frazier speak on the importance of financial literacy. 

We engage in a stimulating discussion on  the COVID 19 border measures, CBI and the health mandate during this election.  

Political pollster Peter Wickham comments on the political situation in St. Kitts and Nevis, while offering his views the prospects of each of the parties contesting the upcoming snap Federal elections. 

Political pollster Peter Wickham comments on the political situation in St. Kitts and Nevis, while offering his views the prospects of each of the parties contesting the upcoming snap Federal elections. We also hear excerpts from the opening of the Hybrid Conference of the Integirty Commissions of the Commonwealth Caribbean held in St. Kitts and Nevis last month. 

We hear from political analyst Peter Wickham on the state of Team Unity after the PAM Convention of 2022 and the subsequent response from the prime minister. 

US-based St. Lucian gospel star Emrand Henry took some time this week to talk on a number of issues including the lessons he has learnt from the COVID-19 pandemic and the work he has been doing of late. Plus, we have new music from American actor Kel Mitchell (best known for Good Burger on Nickelodeon) and Minister Taf.  

In this episode we examine the statement by Tourism Minister Lindsay Grant on the ongoing issue involving him and the police and the political implications.