Lighthearted, inspirational and thought provoking interviews as well as autobiographies into the trials and triumphs of everyday people. The show will feature people from across the Caribbean and the world by extension and will be aired live on Social Media every week with edited version uploaded after. You might also want to follow Jael at www.facebook.com/jaeliis for videos interviews.
Emad talks about leaving his successful family business and what lead him to his new passion for AGROentrepreneurship.
Filmmaker and Camera woman, Nadja talks about leaving her job in the U.S and launching her line of tea called "Draw"
Young Entrepreneur Linvor talks about how he started his cocoa business at 21 years old
Minister Tarina S. Simon talks about being the first Digicel Rising Star and an attempted suicide
Singer and Dance Choreographer Mickael Ferrols talks about his sexuality and being kidnapped.
Avril Jno-Baptiste - Jones Warrant Officer in the Canadian Armed Forces Reshema Sherlock Master SGT. in the United States Army The women discuss their lives before and during their time serving in the army in different countries
Chat with Award-winning Film director Trey Anthony as she talks about her new novel "Black Girl in Love with Herself"
The Queen of Soca, Alison Hinds talks about life in the new normal and how to maintain longevity in the music industry.
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These two women are taking Soca music to the next level in the UK. They have both gone viral numerous times with their dance videos and now their music is blowing up all across the Caribbean.
I sat down with Sunshine and Nadiva, soca music singers with ancestry in St. Lucia, St. Vincent and Barbados. Check out their latest video "Slack" on YouTub.
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Model and creative director, Nicole Morson talks about growing up in Dominica and her experience modelling for top name designers.
Former Peace Corps, Edwin Blanton talks about his experience in Dominica and why he is returning.
Creator of Passionfruit cards, Diane Registe talks about being assaulted by a family member while growing up in the Caribbean
Psychologist Kimberly Cambridge talks about the stigma associated with mental health in the Caribbean
Jael speaks with up and coming comedian "Ma Buttercup"on growing up in the islands, his love for his grandmother and his passion for entertaining.
Jael discusses Text & Tones during conversations as well as Signs and Awareness of Autism in recognition of Autism awareness month.
Jael speaks with this air plane mechanic & fashion model about the challenges of being a woman in a male driven industry.
Jael discusses with Toronto Designer Nike Onile Interior designing and pressures associated with being raised by parents from Caribbean and African cultures.
Jael speaks to Daniel, a teacher and project coordinator with a passion for traveling and a mission to end tribalism.
Jael discusses Post partum depression and education with Rehabilitation Specialist Kimberley Cambridge
Jael discusses Black in Canada, The Framing Podcast with Financial Advisor Ricardo McRae