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Caribbean Radio Show Crs Radio Network episodes

  • Ska Nation 360
    Through the years Mr. Castro has lived and breathed the music of his beloved Jamaica, Dancing in the streets, at clubs, at festivals, just about anywhere there was music. Today, he is just as excited to talk about his years in the business and play some of the tunes he loves. Tune in and relax, you might hear a story or two about his exploits with other musicians and singers.
    2 hr 1 min
  • Ska Nation 360
    Through the years Mr. Castro has lived and breathed the music of his beloved Jamaica, Dancing in the streets, at clubs, at festivals, just about anywhere there was music. Today, he is just as excited to talk about his years in the business and play some of the tunes he loves. Tune in and relax, you might hear a story or two about his exploits with other musicians and singers.
    2 hr 3 min
  • JAMAICA'S HEALTHCARE - Death Traps??- With Joseph L. Patterson
    Having seen the conditions that exist in health care at the hospitals first-hand, a gross deterioration from when I worked in the hospital system in the 1970s, you know that you are at the mercy of God when you enter these institutions that are supposed to save your life.--- Apollone Reid, PhD
    My questions are:
    1. How many people in Jamaica who fall ill are able to afford private medical care?
    2. Where is the political will to have programme evaluations done in the public sector and implement improvements so we can achieve effective functioning with the efficiency in service that Lee Kuan Yew achieved for Singapore?
    3. Why is the press not interested in fighting for the health and safety of the masses rather than the sensationalism surrounding medical staff's threat to strike for salaries?
    4. Why do we continue to have incompetent ministers of government under whose tenure the health system continues to deteriorate?
    5. When will the governments of Jamaica adopt a comprehensive restructuring programme that is serious about cutting spending in areas that have no impact on how we as a nation learn and our leaders achieve benefits for the country?
    http://tobtr.com/10392331 or call in at 1-661-467-2407 to listen or speak to the host.
    1 hr 32 min
  • JAMAICA'S HEALTHCARE - Death Traps??- With Joseph L. Patterson
    Having seen the conditions that exist in health care at the hospitals first-hand, a gross deterioration from when I worked in the hospital system in the 1970s, you know that you are at the mercy of God when you enter these institutions that are supposed to save your life.--- Apollone Reid, PhD
    My questions are:
    1. How many people in Jamaica who fall ill are able to afford private medical care?
    2. Where is the political will to have programme evaluations done in the public sector and implement improvements so we can achieve effective functioning with the efficiency in service that Lee Kuan Yew achieved for Singapore?
    3. Why is the press not interested in fighting for the health and safety of the masses rather than the sensationalism surrounding medical staff's threat to strike for salaries?
    4. Why do we continue to have incompetent ministers of government under whose tenure the health system continues to deteriorate?
    5. When will the governments of Jamaica adopt a comprehensive restructuring programme that is serious about cutting spending in areas that have no impact on how we as a nation learn and our leaders achieve benefits for the country?
    http://tobtr.com/10392331 or call in at 1-661-467-2407 to listen or speak to the host.
    1 hr 34 min
  • The Locker Room
    Women are much more likely to be victims of intimate partner violence with 85 percent of domestic abuse victims being women and 15 percent men. Too many women have been held captive by domestic violence -- whether through physical abuse, financial abuse, emotional abuse or a combination of all three.
    1 hr
  • The Locker Room
    Women are much more likely to be victims of intimate partner violence with 85 percent of domestic abuse victims being women and 15 percent men. Too many women have been held captive by domestic violence -- whether through physical abuse, financial abuse, emotional abuse or a combination of all three.
    1 hr 2 min
  • The Love Doctor Saturday Selections of 2000's R&B
    IMPERFECTION
    From birth we are bombarded with images,
    Magazines with the perfect bodies on pages.
    Flickering screens with thespians so lovely,
    None wants to be identified as ugly.
    Society has it's accepted high bars,
    Slim and trim or sexy and curvy are stars.
    Too thin or too fat brings you whispers,
    Women so fast to forget the bond of sisters. 
    Mean comments fly on social media,
    Soon as that picture goes up of Felicia.
    Never mind the person who is depicted,
    Or how this may get them heavily conflicted. 
    So many derogatory comments fly free, 
    So many perfect onlookers sipping tea.
    Somebody somewhere looks in a mirror,
    "That looks just like me..." is their thought in horror.
    How many must go through this ignominy? 
    When do we learn to love others in true harmony?
    Pontiak
    (Image... Girl in the mirror by Norman Rockwell)
    56 min
  • The Love Doctor Saturday Selections of 2000's R&B
    IMPERFECTION
    From birth we are bombarded with images,
    Magazines with the perfect bodies on pages.
    Flickering screens with thespians so lovely,
    None wants to be identified as ugly.
    Society has it's accepted high bars,
    Slim and trim or sexy and curvy are stars.
    Too thin or too fat brings you whispers,
    Women so fast to forget the bond of sisters. 
    Mean comments fly on social media,
    Soon as that picture goes up of Felicia.
    Never mind the person who is depicted,
    Or how this may get them heavily conflicted. 
    So many derogatory comments fly free, 
    So many perfect onlookers sipping tea.
    Somebody somewhere looks in a mirror,
    "That looks just like me..." is their thought in horror.
    How many must go through this ignominy? 
    When do we learn to love others in true harmony?
    Pontiak
    (Image... Girl in the mirror by Norman Rockwell)
    58 min
  • Ska Now and Then Two hours of beautiful music
    There is always new music but old music has the memories and so Fred is asking all his fans to let him know what they want to hear. The show is all about the listener and Fredwill add his comments as the music stirs his memory of years gone by.
    2 hr
  • Ska Now and Then Two hours of beautiful music
    There is always new music but old music has the memories and so Fred is asking all his fans to let him know what they want to hear. The show is all about the listener and Fredwill add his comments as the music stirs his memory of years gone by.
    2 hr 2 min

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