Get ready for a new episode of the Dropping Bars Podcast, where I sit down with educator and cybersecurity pro, Mr. Jervis Dabreo. We discuss the most common types of scams affecting the Caribbean and how you can safeguard your online data from social engineers. Plus, we dive into the new data protection bill in Grenada and what it means for citizens.

But that's not all, folks! Mr. Dabreo also shares some of his inspiring poetry and gives us a sneak peek at his upcoming book. This episode is jam-packed with bars, from start to finish. Don't forget to share your favorite moments in the comments below and tell us, if you found the fountain of youth, what would you do?"

Are you ready to unlock your limitless potential and unleash your greatness? Join me in this powerful and motivational episode of the Dropping Bars Podcast where I delve into the top 10 reasons why taking responsibility for your own actions will transform you into a better person. This engaging storytelling and uplifting discussions will leave you inspired and ready to conquer your fears, learn from your past, and live a life of purpose and integrity.

In this episode, you'll discover:

This thought-provoking episodes will inspire you to take charge of your life and create the future you've always dreamed of. No matter where you are on your journey, the Dropping Bars Podcast will motivate you to embrace responsibility and become the hero of your own story.

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Welcome to the Dropping Bars Podcast! In today's episode, we have a special treat for you. Joining us are two experts in their fields - Mr. Perry Douglas, author of the new book "Applied Intelligence- New Thinking for Caribbean Prosperity in the 21st Century", and Grenadian Sociologist, Mr. Claude Douglas.

Our discussion today revolves around the fascinating topic of Applied Intelligence, which is the central theme of Perry's book, available on Amazon. We delve into what Applied Intelligence is and how it can be used to foster economic growth in the Caribbean region.

We also explore the impact of China's involvement in the Caribbean, the concept of knowledge as currency, the power of having a success mindset, and much more. So, if you're looking for some insightful and thought-provoking discussion, be sure to tune in to this boss episode of the Dropping Bars Podcast!

Lornadale L. Charles is a Social Scientist and trained Archaeologist who specializes Archaeology of the Americas and Heritage of Indigenous Peoples. Her areas of interest are Comparative and historical sociology; archaeological history of the Circum-Caribbean that includes human societies and culture in the past and present; the intersection of politics, history and archaeological conservation, protection of the natural and maritime cultural heritage and landscapes; Archaeology and Heritage and its connection to nationalism and Identity, and exploring how people assign value to things. Lornadale received her M A in Archaeology from the University of Leiden (Universiteit Leiden) in The Netherlands.  Today she is here to drop some bars with us.

Get ready for an emotional and inspiring episode of "Dropping Bars With Kimron"! In today's podcast, I am honoured to chat with the amazing Mrs. Tricia Grant Lewis, Grenada's representative at the Miss International Elegant Mothers Pageant.

Tricia is a true power woman - an entrepreneur, fashion designer, wife, and mother who has achieved so much in her career. In our conversation, we delved deep into her early pageantry career and her mom's critical role in her journey. We also talked about the significance of motherhood and family in Tricia's life and why she has decided to return to pageantry after such a long time away.

I have to say; this was one of the most compelling and heartfelt conversations I've had on the show. Tricia is such an inspiration, and I know her story will move you. So tune in now to hear our chat and be ready to feel all the emotions!

Welcome to this week's episode of Dropping Bars! We've got an incredible guest joining us today, and we're excited to share our conversation with you. In this episode, I had the privilege of speaking to the one and only Mr. Elijah De Los Santos, aka Of The Saint - a celebrity photographer and videographer who's making waves in Toronto and beyond.

During our chat, we dove into Saint's journey as one of the hottest creatives in the game, including his experiences working with Billboard and even the legendary Drake. We also discussed his entrepreneurial journey and his recent photo exhibit, offering insights and inspiration for up-and-coming creatives.

But that's not all - Saint also dropped some major life lessons and shared his tips for success, making this episode a must-watch for anyone looking to level up their creative game. From start to finish, this conversation is packed with bars that are sure to leave you inspired and motivated. So what are you waiting for? Tune in now and prepare to be blown away by Of The Saint's wisdom and creativity!

Join me on this special episode of Dropping Bars as I sit down with Dr. Tawfik Jelassi, Assistant Director General at UNESCO, to discuss the impact of independent radio on conflict prevention and peacebuilding. Today is World Radio Day, celebrated on Monday, February 13th, under the theme "Radio and Peace."  Listen in as Dr. Jelassi sheds light on the crucial role radio plays in our lives and how it can be utilized as a tool for peace. 

This partnership with the Grenada Broadcasting Network will lead you to discover the positive change UNESCO brings to local radio stations worldwide. Don't miss out on this insightful and inspiring episode!

Today on Dropping Bars, I chatted with Grenada's number-one dancehall artist Brighta Star. We spoke about his journey from school days to becoming Grenada's biggest dancehall sensation. We spoke about the need to keep emotion away from business, the provision movement and the importance of the alien brain (thinking differently).

On this week's episode of the Dropping Bars Podcast, we unlock the secrets to financial independence. I am joined by the Caribbean finance expert, Ms. Kristina Charles, aka Krissy Commerce, to discuss her journey, insights, and strategies for building wealth and investing in the Caribbean. This is a can't-miss episode for anyone looking to level up their financial game. From understanding the basics of investing to developing a wealth-building mindset, Krissy shares it all. Get ready to take notes and be inspired as you learn about creating financial stability and independence. Don't miss out on this packed episode of the Dropping Bars Podcast!

About Kimron      

I am a results-oriented social media and digital marketing strategist specializing in designing and executing social media and digital communication strategies and campaigns to transform brands and organizations and help them go from unknown to well-known online. I have a master's degree in Digital Media and graduated with the highest honours, "Ryerson Gold Medal," and a Post Graduate Diploma in Digital Business. I have led internationally recognized digital communication campaigns in the tourism industry and for Government agencies and SMEs.      

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