CXC to Spotlight Saint Lucia's Education Journey
For more than five decades, the Caribbean Examinations Council has helped to shape the educational journeys, professional opportunities and economic participation of millions of Caribbean citizens. As CXC prepares to commemorate its 55th anniversary in April 2027, a historic documentary will examine
Fashion Camp 2026 Underway
The Department of Commerce, in close collaboration with the Saint Lucia Fashion Council (SFC), is currently hosting Fashion Camp 2026. The much-needed training program, which has received a strong participatory response, runs from September 14, 2026 to September 25, 2026, at the Blue Coral Mall on B
West Indies player ratings vs Sri Lanka
With CCP still basking in the glory of the test series win vs Sri Lanka. Machel jumped into the CCP studios to hand out the Caribbean Cricket Podcast series ratings. As ever please leave a rating, review, comment and follow the Caribbean Cricket Podcast. No other channel keeps it as real as we do on
The Meltdown — Talk — Tuesday 22 September 2026
The talk from The Meltdown on 88.5 Rock FM, songs cut out. Afternoon opinions, requests, shout outs and the odd argument. Weekdays live 2 to 4 pm. Cut from the live broadcast of Tuesday 22 September 2026 on 88.5 Rock FM. Listen live: https://885rockfm.com Official The Meltdown — Talk merch — tee: ht
Morning Spice — Talk — Tuesday 22 September 2026
The talk from Morning Spice on 88.5 Rock FM with the music taken out. Wake up conversation, the day's teaching and the news that matters from Berbice to Georgetown. Weekdays live 7:30 to 10 am. Cut from the live broadcast of Tuesday 22 September 2026 on 88.5 Rock FM. Listen live: https://885roc
Software Technology to Modernize Saint Lucia’s Insolvency System
The administration of insolvency cases in Saint Lucia could become more efficient, transparent and coordinated through the use of software technology, as the country moves toward the development of an integrated digital system to support its insolvency framework.
The Meltdown — Talk — Monday 21 September 2026
The talk from The Meltdown on 88.5 Rock FM, songs cut out. Afternoon opinions, requests, shout outs and the odd argument. Weekdays live 2 to 4 pm. Cut from the live broadcast of Monday 21 September 2026 on 88.5 Rock FM. Listen live: https://885rockfm.com Official The Meltdown — Talk merch — tee: htt
90 Seconds into Oblivion – The Mount Pelée Eruption in Martinique
In this episode, we dive into the devastating 1902 eruption of Mount Pelée on the Caribbean island of Martinique —a disaster that obliterated the thriving city of Saint-Pierre in minutes. Through eyewitness accounts and historical insight, we explore how warning signs were missed,
Your Roots Are Your Remedy: The Psychology of Knowing Your Caribbean
What if the key to your mental health wasn't found in a therapist's office, but in the pages of your nation's history? In this powerful bonus episode, host connects with Audrey Augustave, LPC, LCADC, NCC — psychotherapist, Gottman-trained couples therapist, and practice owner of A Nurtured Life Psyc
The Story of the Soucouyant and the Loogaroo
She fall sunder many names, from the Boo Hag in the Carolinas, the Old Higue or Ole Haig in Guyana, Asema in Suriname, Soucouyant in Saint Lucia, Saint Vincent, Grenada, Trinidad, Martinique, Guadeloupe and more, even Louisiana. But who is she? Let’s hear some stories about the elusive Soucouyant, closing off the episode with a […]
Wuk up and Landownership – life in 1850's Barbados
Reading excerpts of Charles Day’s book – Five years the West Indies, this highly racist account of life in the Caribbean unintentionally captures the beauty of Black people in the Caribbean. Show notes for references: Buckra – buckra NOUNbuckra, buckras derogatory US, West Indian A white person, especially a man. Origin Mid 18th century from Ibibio and […]
Jumbies, Indentured Labour, and Wizards of Saint Vincent
Continuing of our interpretation of Charles Day’s book – Five Years in the West Indies, we head to Saint Vincent to hear a detailed description of an Igbo stilt walker, jumbles, life of indentured labourers and much more about Caribbean customs we still have today, See Below for further reading notes : https://thevincentian.com/a-brief-historical-overview-of-the-portuguese-in-st-vincent-and-the-grenad-p20809-133.htm#:~:text=Between%201845%20and%201850%2C%20about,only%20one%20or%20two%20years. Hosted on […]