Midlyfe Mygration

Jerry McDonald is a Jamaican immigrant living in new York. He is the founder of the popular Coffee Bay Restaurant. He has explored many career paths but the old saying "Jack of all trades and master of none..." does not apply to him as he so artfully mastered Coffee Lemonade, for which his restaurant famous. Enjoy this episode which tells how he charted his path towards his passion. Part two follows soon

Dejon Reid has been through it all: Rejection, Depression, but has never left out determination. His interesting story sees him applying for and being successful in his field for at least 12 years before he was able to get his correct documentation in the United States. Enjoy this intriguing story to find out how he accomplished this feat and how he is now giving back to society.

How does one cope when an only child dies days after his 23rd birthday? Tracey Andrews is a sterling example of strength and resilience. An amazing woman doing amazing things. Enjoy her interesting and inspiring story.

He is a first generation American, born to Jamaican parents. Chef Kofi is a culinary creative genius who infuses various cultures, especially Jamaican culture in his vegan, food truck business.

Thinking of emigrating to Canada? Tune in to this episode to find out the best pathway for you.

Andrew Sharpe is the Chairman of the non-profit, Authentic Caribbean Foundation. He and his team support and advocate for Caribbean Americans, Caribbean people with disabilities and the Caribbean Community at large. Enjoy this episode and reach out to Andrew to support is organization.

Oshea Craglow calls herself a 'former rebel' from Jamaica who found an outlet by way of the United States Military at age seventeen. She is also passionate about her Jamaican language, patois and carries on this legacy in her jewelry and accessories business, Bush Stush. Enjoy listening!

Focused Female, Kadiann Clarke tells her story of determination as she works toward achieving her "Jamerican Dream"