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As the coronavirus pandemic shut down cities and cloistered people indoors around the world, images began to circulate online of what appeared to be nature retaking territory it had previously ceded to humans. Quarantine cuts people off from their daily life in ways that are both immediately obvious and imminently catastrophic. Millions of people lost their livelihood, their social-support systems, or both in the course of only a few days. As isolation becomes normal, though, its toll begins to emerge in more subtle ways, including on the body itself. Suddenly barred from hair and nail salons, waxers, barber shops, clothing stores, and Sephora, people have found it much more difficult to maintain the routines that structure their appearance.

The last luxury a number of people allowed themselves before committing to an indeterminate period of isolation was getting their roots colored. It probably felt deeply silly to be concerned about their hair, among all the other, more pressing fears they had about food supplies and job stability and the safety of their elderly parents and asthmatic family members. But as they talked with friends and watched strangers on social media in the days after their own salon trip, everyone realized that they were all doing similar things: going to the barber, getting acrylic nails filled in or removed, making one last appointment to get their eyebrows threaded, buying clippers to fend for themselves.

Step into the studio with reggae pioneer and cultural ambassador Hopeton Brown.

Log on to discuss the message behind the music. Music is divine, universal and a tool to empower the youths.

Wednesdays - 9 - 11 pm EST Dial in (661) 467-2407. 

Special Guest - Culture B Delgado

The show focuses on the “message behind the music” with a moral obligation to educate the youths.

Clarendon Connection with Pastor Rohan Cameron. Visiting the past, Living in the present, Heading for the future spiritually.

The parish of Clarendon is located in the center of Jamaica with Bull Head Mountain as the focal point.

Special Guest: Minister Ezroy from Canada

Call in to chat 661-467-2407

Marcus Mosiah Garvey Jr. ONH was a Jamaican political #activist, publisher, journalist, entrepreneur, and orator. He was the founder and first President-General of the Universal #Negro Improvement Association and African Communities League, through which he declared himself Provisional President of #Africa

Frivolous Nation Riddim debut at #1 featured tonight on crsradio

The Frivolous #Nation rhythm is the latest project from #Philadelphia-based Nyah Bless Music, which scored a radio hit last year with Nateesha Stream's cover of Angela Bofill's Tonight I Give In .

Featured on the Frivolous Nation beat are In The Dark by #Luciano, Every Little Step by Kirk Davis and Armani Moodie, Common (Thriller U), My Sunshine (Dr Love), Never Fail Me Yet (Pinky Famous), My #God (Nateesha Stream), and Everything I've Got by George Prophet.

God Never Fails, a five-song #gospel EP, was Nyah Bless Music's previous release.

Frivolous Nation Riddim debut at #1 featured  tonight on crsradio

The Frivolous #Nation rhythm is the latest project from #Philadelphia-based Nyah Bless Music, which scored a radio hit last year with Nateesha Stream's cover of Angela Bofill's Tonight I Give In .

Featured on the Frivolous Nation beat are In The Dark by #Luciano, Every Little Step by Kirk Davis and Armani Moodie, Common (Thriller U), My Sunshine (Dr Love), Never Fail Me Yet (Pinky Famous), My #God (Nateesha Stream), and Everything I've Got by George Prophet.

God Never Fails, a five-song #gospel EP, was Nyah Bless Music's previous release.

ECO Community Tourism definition::: It is the type of tourism that helps the local economy while preserving the areas and not changing the lifestyle or income level of the communities negatively.. Eco - Community tourism provides sustainable income to the LOCALS and most of not all businesses are locally owned from Hotels, Villas, Bed and Breakfasts, Restaurants, Attractions and culturally attractive places to visit. It affords locals to benefit from the resources in their own communities, without much change in their lifestyle and how the villages live .. This type of tourism allows the locals to integrate with visitors in a much more interactive and friendly way, without the aggressiveness that comes in areas where most resorts are owned by a few and most time foreigners.. This encourages the locals to keep their communities crime free, simple, clean and welcoming to all guests both Local and foreign. Hope that gives you an idea. It is also important to note that preservation of the way the villages are naturally is also a main ingredient and hopefully we can keep the communities that way while providing sustainable income to the communities on a local level.. This week we will however be focussing on COVID-19 updates

 Join us Sunday 19th. April at 9pm DST or 8pm Jamaica time by calling in 1-661-467-2407 or click this link to listen http://tobtr.com/11717564

Outbreak at call centre,lockdown in St Catherine,continued curfew.. how is this impacting schools, parents,learning? Are folks abiding by the quarantine rule, TANAYUHYAAD!! SANITIZATION RULE

DJediMix, Reggae mix with Terry Reid! Sip your drink and have some fun!!