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ECO BUZZ: ECO BUZZ
Trinidad’s mountains are alive with animal life • Caribbean anthuriums make a comeback thanks to groundbreaking research
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STYLE: A LIGHT FOR ST LUCIA
Writer Kendel Hippolyte and Jane King want to bring down the curtain on the search for a home for their pioneering theatre company. James Fuller gets in on the act
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RIDDEM & RHYME: MUSIC IS A TEACHER
Garry Steckles questions why Caribbean music is not used as an educational tool in Caribbean schools
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SNAPSHOTS: THE STROLLING PLAYER
Anders Kappel Ovre has played his way from Scandinavia to the sun, performing and conducting anything from classical guitar music, to pan, parang and the blues. Guyanne Wilson met this master musician
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RIDDEM & RHYME: Jamaica
Garry Steckles remembers the legendery Bob Marley Concert that was a defining moment in the history of Jamaica
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RIDDEM & RHYME: LONG TIME MUSIC
Garry Steckles has been a reggae fan for decades, but in recent years he‘s finally discovered the joys of classic calypso. He explains why this music of the 1930s, 40s, and 50s is so important to today’s listeners
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CARIBBEAN CLASSICS: TO BE OR NOT TO BE BRITISH
Andrea Levy’s prize-winning novel Small Island was published just last year, but James Ferguson says we should consider it a classic already
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