On this episode Officer Ron Chicot, Kina and myself (Keddy) dig into a discussion on road safety in St. Lucia. We shared some stories and asked some hard questions such as; "Do we have to sacrifice freedom for safety?" and we discussed the increasing rate of motorcycle fatalities. Check it out! For the video recording visit www.iyanolapictures.com

On this episode Kina and myself (Keddy) dig into a very personal discussion about death. We shared some stories and asked some hard questions such as; "Why do some people get physically sick when they lose someone?", "Does grief ever go away?" and we discussed how to deal with death healthily. Check it out.

On this episode Kina, Kendall and myself (Keddy) dig into a discussion on the history and acceptance of the french creole language of St. Lucia. We shared some stories and asked some hard questions such as; "How long will it take till the language can be used in job interviews?" and we discussed things that have changed regarding the socioeconomic stereotypes that accompany creole speakers. Check it out!

On this episode Kina, Mathurine and myself (Keddy) dive into a recap of the most intriguing themes in the past episodes. We shared some stories and asked some hard questions such as; "How should men deal with rejection and disrespect?" and we discussed things that have changed regarding the discussion of sex in Caribbean society. Check it out!

On this episode Kina and myself (Keddy) dive into the subject of sexual health with Gabrielle Leonce. We shared some stories and asked some hard questions such as; "Is abstinence really the best protection?", "Why don't men get tested?" and we discussed things that should be done to help protect yourself.

On this episode Kina and myself (Keddy) dive into the subject of Male suicide in the Caribbean once again. We asked some hard questions such as "Is Suicide selfish?", "Why don't men cry?" and we discussed things that can be done to help suicide victims.

In this episode we dive into a discussion that is long overdue. Caribbean culture often forces men to suppress their emotions and doesn't teach handling them in a healthy way. 

We're excited to announce our new co-host, Kina Nicholas! In this episode we talk about everything from Keddy's final days of quarantine, the next 40 years of Caribbean society, and how ridiculous politics can be.

Here Keddy talks to us through his travel experience coming into St. Lucia with the new travel protocols, mask-wearers, and the co-host announcement!

We had a good time catching up with Eleanor Charles, a friend whose story of motherhood and growth made for a great conversation! Check it out!