December 15th 2021 | In this episode I speak with mixologist and business owner Kyle Jones. We talk bartending, bars, and the hospitality industry as a whole. We discuss the effect of Covid-19 on Bahamian businesses and speculate on what recovery might look like. ----- You can visit Kyle's cocktail bar Bon Vivants in Sandyport located on Cable Beach, Nassau. Reach them online at https://youngsfinewine.com/bonvivants/ where you can find more information on the bar, the liquor distributorship, and their products.

November 2nd 2020 | In this episode I speak with sociologist and political consultant Joey Gaskins Jr. We broadly discuss culture, capitalism and its discontents; specifically touching on race, gender, and intersectionality in America. We make final, contrasting predictions on the results of the US Election, but agree that whatever the result, it will likely be close. I thoroughly enjoyed talking with Joey, and look forward to future conversations on domestic and international affairs. ----- You can reach Joey Gaskins through his consulting firm Open Current, or follow him on Twitter @JoeyGaskinsJr

October 30 2020 | This episode I speak with Carlyle Bethel. Carlyle is a philanthropist, investment advisor, and political activist. We discuss the recent announcement to legalise marijuana in The Bahamas, its controversy, and its consequences. ----- You can follow Carlyle on Twitter @cwfbethel or support his charity, Brother's Keeper Bahamas, which works to distribute supplies and feed hot meals to Bahamians in need at https://www.facebook.com/brotherskeeperbah

October 11th 2020 | In Episode 6 I speak with attorney Serfent Rolle. We discuss stereotypes, how they affect human interactions, and the specific case of race relations in America. My conchiness is once again on full display, either with naievete, idealism, or some combination of the two. Whatever the underlying reality may be, I believe truth is gained from learning and hearing the perspectives of others, and will continue to have these conversations with that goal in mind. ----- You can follow Serfent on Twitter @serfent if you want to contact him or are interested in his role in Bahamian Politics.

September 2nd 2020 | In the 3rd episode of CWaC, I speak with LGBTI and Women's Rights Activist Erin Greene. We discuss human rights, the controversial gender equality referendum of 2016, and the reasons for its failure. We talk gay rights, transgender discrimination, the power of the church, and the potential for progress. Erin speaks to how The Bahamas has contributed to human rights globally, and the role we have yet to play. ----- You can follow Erin on her personal Facebook page, or connect with her through BLEA (Bahamas LGBT Equality Advocates).