Guest: Dr. Sean Leonardo Knowles, Physician

Under the theme of Mental Health Awareness Month, Jerome Sawyer sits down with psychiatrist Dr. Sean Leonardo Knowles to confront the deepening mental health crisis in The Bahamas. Together they unpack the alarming rise in suicide—especially among men—and the widespread stigma that keeps so many suffering in silence. Dr. Knowles urges a national response, advocating for mental health education in schools, legal reforms on youth substance use, and increased access to care across the islands. From trauma and addiction to emotional repression in men, this episode issues a compelling call for cultural change, compassionate intervention, and serious investment in the nation’s mental wellbeing.

CREDITS

Executive Producer: Jerome Sawyer

Producer: Jondeisha “JD” Hall

Technical DirectorS: Nathaniel Conliffe & Raychard Ferguson

Audio Engineer: Joey Butler

Graphics: Lynette Lockhart

Photography

Make-up: Regina McCook

Guest 

Father Ethan Ferguson - Rector, Holy Cross Parish

As Bahamians wrestle with rising crime, mental health struggles, and a generation drifting from faith, On the Record asks: has the true meaning of Easter been lost? This week, host Jerome Sawyer sits down with Father Ethan Ferguson, Director of Holy Cross Parish, for a candid conversation about the spiritual state of the nation. Together, they explore how the church can help heal a fractured society, reach disillusioned youth, and offer hope in uncertain times. Is the church still relevant? Can faith bridge the divide? Don’t miss this timely reflection on where we are—and where we must go.

CREDITS 

Executive Producer: Jerome Sawyer 

Producer: Jondeisha “JD” Hall

Technical Director: Nathaniel Conliffe

Audio Engineer: Joey Butler

Graphics: Lynette Lockhart

Photography: Udaijah Taylor-Stevens

Make-up: Regina McCook

Guest: Aisha Bowe - Bahamian Astronaut

Tonight on On the Record, Jerome Sawyer reconnects with one of the most inspiring Bahamians of our time—Aisha Bowe. Just over two years ago, she joined us as a former NASA rocket scientist with dreams of reaching space. Now, she returns—an astronaut. From carrying the Bahamian flag and conch chowder beyond the stratosphere to conducting cutting-edge science aboard Blue Origin’s first all-female crewed mission, Aisha didn’t just visit space—she took the Bahamas with her.

What does Earth look like from up there? What’s next for her groundbreaking work in science, education, and national pride? And when exactly is she planning to go back?

Don’t miss this out-of-this-world conversation with a woman who's changing how we think about what's possible.

CREDITS

Executive Producer: Jerome Sawyer

Producer: Jondeisha “JD” Hall

Technical Director: Nathaniel Conliffe

Audio Engineer: Joey Butler

Graphics: Lynette Lockhart

Photography: Udaijah Taylor-Stevens

Make-up: Regina McCook

Guest: Arinthia Komolafe - Aspiring FNM Candidate 

In this episode of On the Record, Jerome Sawyer sits down with one of the most talked-about figures in Bahamian politics—Arinthia Komolafe. She made history as the first woman to lead a political party, then shocked the nation by stepping away. But now, she’s back—under a different banner, with a new vision, and a message that just might reshape the 2026 election. Why the FNM? Why now? And what does she really think about third parties, political apathy, and the future of The Bahamas? Enjoy this candid, revealing conversation with a woman whose political story is far from over.

CREDITS 

Executive Producer: Jerome Sawyer 

Producer: Jondeisha “JD” Hall

Technical Director: Nathaniel Conliffe & Raychard Ferguson 

Audio Engineer: Nathaniel Conliffe 

Graphics: Lynette Lockhart

Photography: Udaijah Taylor-Stevens

Make-up: Regina McCook

Guests:

Iram Lewis - Central Grand Bahama Member of Parliament 

In this gripping episode of On the Record, host Jerome Sawyer sits down with Central Grand Bahama MP Iram Lewis following his dramatic departure from the Free National Movement and his surprise alignment with the Coalition of Independents (COI), led by Lincoln Bain. Lewis explains that his decision stemmed from growing internal dissatisfaction, a lack of respect within the FNM, and a desire to serve his constituents without compromise. He frames his move as one of conviction, rooted in prayer, principle, and a call to put the Bahamian people first. In the second half, Bain outlines the COI’s vision for a radically restructured Bahamas, advocating for greater local autonomy, economic empowerment, and transparency. Now with a voice in Parliament, Bain and Lewis together signal what could be a pivotal shift in Bahamian politics, challenging the longstanding PLP-FNM dominance and calling for a new generation of leadership grounded in national self-determination and citizen-first governance.

CREDITS 

Executive Producer: Jerome Sawyer 

Producer: Jondeisha “JD” Hall

Technical Directors: Nathaniel Conliffe & Raychard Ferguson 

Audio Engineer: Nathaniel Conliffe 

Graphics: Lynette Lockhart

Photography: Udaijah Taylor-Stevens

Make-up: Regina McCook

Investing in Exuma: The Yntegra Blueprint

Guest: Felipe MacLean - Yntegra Group CEO

CREDITS 

Executive Producer: Jerome Sawyer 

Producer: Jondeisha “JD” Hall

Technical Director: Nathaniel Conliffe & Raychard Ferguson 

Audio Engineer: Joey Butler 

Graphics: Lynette Lockhart

Photography: Udaijah Taylor-Stevens

Make-up: Regina McCook

In The Cost of Living Reality Check, Jerome Sawyer speaks with three young Bahamian professionals navigating the challenges of rising expenses, stagnant wages, and limited financial literacy. From food and rent to healthcare and education, the guests share how multiple income streams, entrepreneurship, and mindset shifts are becoming essential for survival and stability. The episode highlights the need for better education, mentorship, and practical economic support to help young Bahamians build sustainable futures at home.

Guests:

CREDITS 

Executive Producer: Jerome Sawyer 

Producer: Jondeisha “JD” Hall

Technical Director: Raychard Ferguson 

Audio Engineer: Joey Butler 

Graphics: Lynette Lockhart

Photography: Udaijah Taylor-Stevens

Make-up: Regina McCook

Jerome Sawyer returns to the Atlantis Resort for the Nassau Paradise Island Wine & Food Festival, showcasing the island-wide effort behind this growing culinary and cultural celebration. He speaks with Atlantis executives, local chefs, and Bahamian music legends to explore the vision, logistics, and community impact of the event. From local stews to mystery waffles and headline performances by Baha Men, the festival highlights the best of Bahamian flavour and flair.

In this episode of On the Record, host Jerome Sawyer interviews Shanta Knowles, the first female Commissioner of the Royal Bahamas Police Force. The conversation highlights her historic appointment, her deep commitment to community-focused policing, and her vision for restoring public trust, addressing crime, and empowering more women in law enforcement. Through personal stories, she emphasizes servant leadership, integrity, and the role of faith in guiding her journey.

CREDITS

Executive Producer: Jerome Sawyer 

Producer: Jondeisha “JD” Hall

Technical Director: Raychard Ferguson 

Audio Engineer: Joey Butler 

Graphics: Lynette Lockhart

Photography: Udaijah Taylor-Stevens

Make-up: Regina McCook