TIPS - The Informative Podcast Series

We assure you that you don't want to miss this episode. Daron Jacobs is ready to make insurance easy. He's an accomplished agent with official membership in the Million Dollar Round Table and helping you reach your financial goals is his only policy. Ensure that you pay attention and you just might secure your future.

In her first interview ever, Diandra Grandison, Owner of Newd Gyal Organic, a brand of sugar wax, talks about her journey in the cosmetics business. Her resilience, determination, and ability to learn on the fly allowed her to create a sustainable business during the pandemic. You're in for something sweet on this episode.

You're in for a treat as Registered Dietitian, Nathalia Rupert [Trini Dietitian], weighs in on crash diet, food myths, and what it takes to be a legally practicing dietitian. She details her insights and ideas on food and wellness on this week's episode.

In this funny and insightful episode the dancing brother duo, René and André Arneaud, talk about their eventful career, their interesting beginnings, and how they survive Trinidad and Tobago's most hectic season in the entertainment industry, Carnival.

This week we feature a Creative Couple of Entrepreneurs who happen to be a married couple, Steven and Rheem Taylor. They breakdown what it takes to launch a product, the testing of ideas, some technical processes in the food business and more... It's an insightful episode.

Mevon Soodeen, Marcus Braveboy, and Isaac Rudder are back  to continue their conversation on "The Informative Podcast Series". We continue with an even more indepth look into their journey through the music industry. There's a lot of learn in this episode so listen up!

Mevon Soodeen, Marcus Braveboy, and Isaac Rudder are guests on this week's episode of "The Informative Podcast Series". They discuss their journey in the Trinidad and Tobago music industry, the rise of Trapso, their influence in the local scene and much more...

On one random night, in the pre-catastrophe era of 2020, Jay Revolution invited three of his long time friends over for a drink. They decided that it would be best that they record their informal but insightful conversation, and turn it into... a podcast. The episode features Narada Wilson, Carlos Davis, and Kerron Modeste talking about the challenges faced by modern men, and the issue of positive male (and negative) male identities. 

On one random night, in the pre-catastrophe era of 2020, Jay Revolution invited three of his long time friends over for a drink. They decided that it would be best that they record their informal but insightful conversation, and turn it into... a podcast. The episode features Narada Wilson, Carlos Davis, and Kerron Modeste talking about the trials and triumphs of entrepreneurship. These are their stories. 

Jay and Zhané take the steps needed to have a grounded discussion about dance. Matthew McClean and Kelsey DesVinges, along with Zhané, who is also a professional dancer,  serve their decades of dance experience and open the floor to all that there is to know about the industry. Rock and Come into this moving conversation.

Jay, Zhané, and Kevin discuss the steps involved in navigating relationships in the modern era, from attracting attention to the first date, all the way to steady commitment. Joining in on the conversation are long time friends of Jay and Kevin, Charlé and Amanda respectively. Enjoy part two of this entertaining episode.

Jay, Zhané, and Kevin discuss the steps involved in navigating relationships in the modern era, from attracting attention to the first date, all the way to steady commitment. Joining in on the conversation are long time friends of Jay and Kevin, Charlé and Amanda respectively. Enjoy part one of this entertaining episode. 

This episode features Braveboy aka Mark Hardy, Mevon Sooden, and Isaac Rudder aka Yung Rudd. We discuss the state of the local music industry in Trinidad and Tobago, if nepotism or "fight down" hinders artiste from progressing, and how EDM culture affects Soca. This is part two of the lengthy but exciting conversation.

This episode features Braveboy aka Mark Hardy, Mevon Sooden, and Isaac Rudder aka Yung Rudd. We discuss the state of the local music industry in Trinidad and Tobago, if nepotism or "fight down" hinders artiste from progressing, and how EDM culture affects Soca. This is part one of the lengthy but exciting conversation.