Join us for an insightful and inspiring conversation with Rochelle Knight, a passionate travel blogger and dedicated doctor who is making a difference in the world. She takes us on a journey through her fascinating life, her love for travel, exploring off the beaten path destinations in Jamaica and her ground breaking research on kidney failure patients as she pursues her doctorate in internal medicine. From her early days in medical school to navigating the challenges of practicing internal medicine during a global pandemic, Rochelle's story is one of resilience and curiosity. Find about how Rochelle finds the balance between her demanding medical career and her travel adventures, Learn about her favorite destinations, the beauty of off-the-beaten-path experiences, and the valuable life lessons gained from her diverse encounters. Don't miss this engaging interview that delves into both the wonders of travel and the realities of healthcare.

Jamaican teen Leroy Cassanova is the most decorated participant in the history of the School's Challenge Quiz Competition. A member of the St. Jago High School SCQ team since he was 13 years old, he has etched his name in SCQ history with five finals appearance s with the team earning three victories and two runner-up positions.

Leroy's academic performance is also truly remarkable, earning 10 subjects at the Caribbean Secondary Examination Council (CSEC) and 8 at the CAPE Level.

Join us in discovering the secrets behind his success, the challenges he conquered and the dreams fueling his ambitions.

Loya Haughton is a remarkable 25-year-old Jamaican who overcame financial hardships as a child to become a proud recipient of the prestigious 2022 Erasmus Mundus Scholarship, a European Funded joint masters programme that turned her dreams into reality. She's presently pursuing a European Masters in Law, Data and Artificial Intelligence.

Her journey to academic excellence was filled with ups and downs but she refused to allow her circumstances to limit her potential. She shares her touching childhood experiences, with stories of teachers whose kindness and support played a pivotal role in providing her with daily lunch. She recounts how an alumna from her high school Immaculate Conception High came forward as a guardian angel, offering vital assistance during challenging times.

Her academic achievements is awe-inspiring. At Immaculate Conception High she earned 11 subjects at CSEC examinations with Grade one profiles and was the highest ranked female in the region for Computer Science. at the CAPE Level.

She's a U.W.I Open Scholar and holds a First Class Honors degree in Computer Science and Mgmt Studies from the University of the West Indies.

Loya was also a nominee for the Prime Minister's Youth award in 2017

Discover the resilience, determination and unwavering spirit that led her on an incredible journey to academic excellence. This interview is a testament to the power of community, mentorship and the impact of the Erasmus Mundus scholarship. Her story shows that with the right support and determination, one can defy the odds

Aliana McMaster, Jamaica's national female sporting clay champion at just 16 years old is showing us what it means to be a trailblazer in the world of clay shooting.

She recently made history by becoming the first Jmaican to secure a medal in Europe. She secured a silver and 2 bronze at the World English Sporting Clay Championships.

A student at Campion College, she shares how she balances high school and sports , her passion for the sport and the legacy left by her parents Ray McMaster and Wendy McMaster who are also clay champions.

From battling cancer as a teenager in high school to now studying at the University of the West Indies, Anthony Parker's journey is nothing short of inspiring.

Throughout his intensive treatment, battling hair and weight loss he maintained a high academic performance and never lost sight of his dreams.

His story reminds us that with courage, faith and a strong mindset we can overcome even the the toughest challenges that life throws our way.

Anthony shares his incredible journey as a cancer survivor, the challenges he faced, the obstacles he overcame and the passion that pushes him forward.

He's the PAJ Young Journalist of the year for two consecutive years 2021 and 2022. He's the winner of the Hugh Crosskill/Raymond Sharpe Award for Sports 2021.

Joins us as we explore the incredible resilience and determination that propelled Romardo to become an award winning journalist, fearlessly uncovering stories that matter

25-year -old Jamaican special effects makeup artist, Jessica Morris journey began as an unconventional source of inspiration stemming from a dark period in her life.

She struggled with depression until one day she found an extraordinary outlet for her emotions. instead of self-destructive habits she channeled her pain into the creation of special effects makeup.

Jessica's work has graced the Rose hall Great House tours, the set of a short film directed by Dario Shields.

She has worked on several music videos of Jamaican artistes including Nation Boss, Skeng, Chronic Law and Valiant. However she has her sights set on Hollywood working on films.

She shares her story and her journey as a self-taught artist.

Jamaican Leneka Rhoden is a 26-year-old Natural Scientist, marine biologist and Climate and Energy Specialist who has dedicated her career to studying the impact of human activities on the planet and developing strategies to address the urgent challenges.

Sh'es a recipient of the 2019 Governor General's Award for nation building and also holds the title Miss Kingston and St. Andrew Festival Queen 2018. She's currently a MPhil candidate in Environmental Biology at the University of the West Indies. Her research explores the potential of the micro alga, sargassum and Chlorella vulgaris investigating its ability to produce biodiesel and bioethanol.

A Queen's school alum she has won several awards and started several initiatives contributing to the development of the school.

Her involvement in community service and volunteerism started at a young age in her community of Bull Bay and she has remained steadfast in her commitment to uplift those around her.

In this interview we talk climate change, she shares her journey as a nation builder and discusses her research and her quest to to protect marine life and safeguard our environment.

18 year-old Jamaican Jordan Hewitt is a recipient of a full scholarship to MIT, one of the most renowned academic institutions.

From a young age he exhibited a passion for knowledge and a thirst for discovery. A student at Campion College, he has been leaving a trail of academic excellence both locally and regionally.

He achieved five grade ones in the 2022 CAPE Unit 1 with straight 'A' profiles in Chemistry, Physics, Biology, Pure Mathematics and Communication Studies ranking in the top 10 regionally in four of the five subjects. Im 2021, Jordan excelled in the CSEC exams earning Distinctions and achieving top regional rankings in several subjects.

Alongside his academic pursuits he developed the website "Quelper" a resource hub to assist students across the Caribbean in their CSEC exams preparations.

Jordan will be pursuing a degree in biomedical engineering and plans to use his passion for biology to improve lives through his groundbreaking work.

In this interview we dive deep into his inspiring journey leading up to this incredible milestone, gain insights into his field of study and his plans at MIT