Tough Talk: MCAP's Dishonesty for Montserrat Elections Over Port Project: Recent Episodes
Jeevan Robinson
A break down of Montserrat's Movement for Change & Prosperity lying and misleading over the island's Port Project
Host Jeevan A. Robinson will be speaking with Dr Daniel LaRoche, a New York City Glaucoma Specialist and Director of Glaucoma Services and President of Advanced Eyecare of New York.
COVID shined a bright light on health care disparities that exist for Black and Brown people, and Dr. Daniel Laroche is advocating for change. Dr. LaRoche has joined the battle against vaccine hesitancy by educating his patients and others about vaccine misconceptions and emphasizing the importance of getting a COVID-19 vaccine.
We speak to him on this issue today
Host Jeevan A. Robinson will be speaking to Paul Greenberg, the CEO and Founder of Creatubbles, a tech start-up that is focused on exploring ways to make it easy for parents and teachers to leverage games and technology to keep children engaged and teach them new skills.
Paul will be sharing some of the innovative ways technology can be used to create consistency in our children’s education during an otherwise unpredictable time.
Paul previously worked at Napster, MTV Networks North Asia, and iPipeline.
Host Jeevan A. Robinson speaks with Kemani Smith, Founder and CEO of Marshay Organic Beauty.
Kemani is the innovative entrepreneur who has come up with the ultimate solution to a range of skin health and skin care concerns that affects millions of people around the world. His range of beauty products were developed using only natural ingredients, with no artificial additives whatsoever!
The story behind Marshay Organic Beauty is a fascinating one!
"Winning Back The Trust of Black People"
Host Jeevan A. Robinson will be speaking with Wil Shelton, Author of the new book “The Silent Agreement”, on how Corporate America can win back the trust of Black people.
American corporations spend billions telling Blacks they know their responsibility to the Black community. But what have they done about it?
According to Wil, "Blacks want a full commitment from corporate America."
Katarzyna Rybarczyk is a Political Correspondent for Immigration Advice Service, an immigration law firm based in the UK but operating globally.
Today, we feature a new submission from Katarzyna where she was recently in the Kibera Slum in Nairobi, Africa, and she presented this piece exploring; “Beauty Classes in Africa’s Largest Slum Can Get Women Out of Poverty”
Through her articles, she aims to raise awareness about security threats worldwide and the challenges facing communities living in low and middle-income countries.
On this Edition of The International Podcast....
Despite threats seemingly looming around every corner, the past four months were a time of summer vacations for many, offering a much-needed break after the tough start of the year. Unfortunately, the same cannot be said for the area of cyberthreats.
ESET, a global leader in IT security software with Canadian offices in Toronto and Montreal, released the 2021 issue of the ESET Threat Report and Host of The International, Jeevan A. Robinson spoke with Chief of Security at ESET, Tony Anscombe, on cyber threats against businesses and governments in an increasingly digitised world.
This week on The International Podcast, Host Jeevan A. Robinson speaks with Personal Development Strategist, Podcast Host, and author of The Self-Employed Life, Jeffrey Shaw. Jeffrey has spent his entire career being successfully self-employed. Starting from humble beginnings, Jeffrey became one of the most successful portrait photographers in the United States with pieces appearing on The Oprah Show, CBS News, in People and O Magazine. As a coach and author, Jeffrey now shares his knowledge of business, branding, and marketing to support self-employed and small business owners as well as progressive-minded companies. He recently launched The Self Employed Business Institute, a five-month learning and implementation experience that combines coaching with business strategies tailored to the particular needs, challenges, and opportunities of each client:
Dr Yvonne Weekes has made a name for herself internationally with phenomenal work in the creative writing field. She is also a Lecturer of Theatre at The University of the West Indies and Co-ordinator of the MA in Creative Writing. Today on The International Dr Weekes speaks with Host Jeevan A. Robinson on her journey as a Published Author, Lecturer and Creative Writer
Today's conversation for The International Podcast will focus on Education and Learning during the era of COVID-19.
We spoke with Registered Practical Nurses (RPN)- Naomi Pinto and D'nell Daniel. Both are now licensed RPN's in Ontario, and are now back at University pursuing the Bringing Programme to become Registered Nurses (RN).
They share their experiences of pursuing their RPN studies during the height of the COVID-19 Pandemic..
Listen to this discussion via The International Podcast - Conversations That Matter!
Mimi Lee might be a freshman in politics, but she and her team is never fresh in community services, human rights and equity issues. Mimi Lee is actively advocating human rights in Canada in many ways. She is now officially the MP candidate of the Green Party of Canada in the Markham-Thornhill riding for the upcoming federal election. She speaks with host of The International. Jeevan Robinson.
Dr Gayle Fisher Stewart givs us her take on religion and the black lives matter movement and how we need to be more flexible in the way we interpret religion
Dr Michael Ungar speaks today on the international about coping with stress and how various measures can be taken for persons dealing with anxiety during a crisis. The Pandemic is not over, so many folks are still dealing with the psychological effects of what COVID-19 has brought into their lives. Listen to Dr Ungar as he shares his views on this very important topic.
Healthcare must become a genuine health service, not an illness service, according to Robert Stern, chairman of digital health champion Future Perfect.
It was currently too reactive instead of preventive, he argued further in an article for the influential multi-media Health Tech Digital outlet.
World Nana Foundation Chairman Paul Sheedy agrees strongly with Stern that investment into healthtech and nanomedicines has to be accelerated, as we cannot afford the hugely inefficient centralised healthcare systems that we have. We have to move to a point of care model that supports early intervention and protection
This week on this international, Host Jeevan A. Robinson speaks with the President and CEO of the Wealth Masters Group International, Benjamin Archeampong on the upliftment of the Black community and what it will take for economic empowerment to become more of a reality. The African Continental Free Trade Area was also discussed and the opportunities that are available there.
In Botswana, more than 67% of women have experienced gender-based abuse in their lifetime. Botswana has the second-highest rape rates in the world, with 92.9 cases per 100 000 citizens.
The situation of women in Botswana was alarming even before the pandemic outbreak. Now, because of recurrent lockdowns and restrictions, the country is facing an unprecedented increase in the number of reported instances of gender-based violence.
Where Does The Investigation Stand Into The Jan. 6th, 20201 Insurrection on the U.S Capitol?
Host of The International Podcast, Jeevan A. Robinson spoke earlier today with Marge Baker, Executive Vice President at People for the American Way on The Select Committee that was recently announced by Speaker Pelosi to look into the attack on The U.S Capitol.
Tough Talk: The Governor of Montserrat Broke No Rules Speaking About The Island's Development
Today in our second Episode of Tough Talk we look at the fake showings of sympathy being directed towards Montserrat's Premier Romeo by individuals who care nothing for the man.
Listen below as MNI Media's Editorial Director gives his views on the situation of Fake Engagement around Montserrat
Elections 2019 have been announced for Montserrat.
There is a level of dishonesty being displayed by the main challengers, The Movement for Change and Prosperity (MCAP), designed to mislead the people into voting MCAP.
One such issue if the Port Project for Little Bay Montserrat, towards which funding has already been approved to the tune of £21 million. Listen to our first Tough Talk Edition as we Fact Check MCAP's dishonesty.
Jeevan Robinson breaks down the issue with the facts!