Welcome to Season 3! Josh Lu and Adam Williams tell us about their upcoming show in Los Angeles which showcases Chinese-Caribbean art. Circles and Circuits Josh Lu on Instagram Adam Williams ceramics Website Image: María Magdalena Campos-Pons, Finding Balance (detail), 2015. Source: http://losangeles.carpediem.cd/events/4196341-circles-and-circuits-i-opening-reception-and-curators-talk-at-california-african-american-museum/
There’s a lot of confusion about the new Property Tax in T&T. Property valuation expert Afra Raymond tells us how it will really work.
Nicole Cowie talks to us about her experience with bipolar disorder. From the inside of St.Ann’s hospital to becoming a mental health activist, Nicole gives us a first hand account of what this disorder looks like. Nicole G. Cowie’s personal Page: www.facebook.com/nicoleghenry Activist Chronicles: www.facebook.com/activistchronicles
Rochelle randomly met a Japanese DJ over Carnival and convinced him to come on the show. We talk to DjDaiky about how he got into Caribbean music, his first experience of Carnival and the development of Trini culture in other countries. Sometimes Caribbean people forget that our positive energy and vibe is so good it+ Read More
After a ridiculously long hiatus, T&T Unpacked is back in 2017 with Season 2. Look out for more great episodes, follow us on social media, rate us on iTunes and get in touch with us on our website. Let us know what’s up!
Qualified dietitian Kimberly de Verteuil joins us to answer all our burning questions about weight management, dieting and avoiding a laundry list of diseases. Make an appointment to see Kimberly at: kimberlydeverteuil@gmail.com
“T&T used to have a drug problem, then a gang problem. And now, we have a crime problem.” Combat specialist Paul-Daniel Nahous (Blue Line Law Enforcement Academy) re-visits the studio to share sobering insight into the rising state of crime in our country and precautions to take during the hectic Christmas season.
Nikki joins us to weigh in on how local social media comedians can turn likes into cash, the need for more young women in comedy and why silly videos aren’t enough. Nikki and Social Media star Ro’dey Photo Credit: www.trinidadexpress.com
T&T recently observed Indigenous Peoples’ Week. We spoke to Tracy Assing, filmmaker behind the ‘Amerindians’ documentary and local activist about indigenous archaeology, why we forget about our past and how we can better respect our heritage.
In this episode we speak to Andy Berahazar from Coded Arts about the company’s virtual reality exhibit at the Animae Carib Festival. The festival runs this week (24th Oct – 30th Oct) at NAPA and the National Museum so check it out before it’s too late! (It’s free.) Tune in to find out more about+ Read More
Afra Raymond visits the studio to talk about T&T’s 2017 National Budget, why criminals get away with corruption and what we can do to make a change. It gets heavy, so for more details check out Afra’s blog at afraraymond.net or follow his page on Facebook.
As the T&T Film Festival 2016 came to an end we reviewed a local Sci-Fi screening and got into the nooks and crannies of being a film-maker in T&T with local director Ryan C. Khan. Photo credit: www.indiewire.com
Justin and Rochelle talk about their experience at the premiere of ‘The Cutlass’, brought to you by the Trinidad and Tobago Film Festival, and share their thoughts on the film [SPOILERS INCLUDED]. Listen in as we unpacked the movies themes, performances and discuss our local film making industry. Photo Credit: youtube.com
This week, Thursday was the new Tuesday. In continuing support of World Alzheimer’s Month, we chat with Kathy Ann Lastique, who cares for her 88-year old mom with Alzheimer’s Disease. Get some candid insight into what it’s really like to live with the disease as we mind Kathy’s business.
The U.S. elections are heating up and Caribbean people are wondering what the results will mean for them. We chat with local activist Paul-Daniel Nahous about the implications of Trump vs Hilary for the region and learn whether Trump might be the better choice after all…
Dr. James Bratt revisits the studio to talk about World Alzheimer’s month beginning on September 1st. Listen in as we break down the disease and its impact on individual and family life. How exactly do psychiatric medicines work and what are the locally available resources available to sufferers of this disease? Find out! Photo Credit: www.awarenessdays.co.uk+ Read More
Taking care of ill, differently abled or older persons is not an easy job. But odds are we will all at some point or another become a caregiver. Listen in to Francis Escayg of Cause An Effect about the challenges of caregiving in T&T, coping with caregiver stress (it’s a thing) and avoiding burnout.
Former Miss World Trinidad & Tobago Athalia Samuel is working towards changing the perception of Laventille. Learn about the positive projects taking place, Athalia’s superwoman schedule and a Laventille Real Estate conspiracy theory. Athalia’s Business Contact: Phone: 331-4887 E-mail: ttwclimited@gmail.com Photo Credit: http://jayblessed.com/
Artists and cultural workers need to mind their BUSINESS! This week we chat with Damian Whiskey (a.k.a the Midnight Robber) and Elize Rostant of the Culture Division about T&T’s journey to the Edinburgh Fringe Festival 2016 and the importance of business support in local arts and culture. Listen in as we unpack the dynamics of+ Read More
With 3D printers you can make just about anything, from human body parts to jewelry and clothing. We spoke with local firm Fojo 3D Printing about how this technology can shape T&T’s future and the great things it’s already achieved.