
Sign up to save your podcasts
Or


Season 9 Episode 42 - Year in Review: 2025 in Focus
Guests:
Genea Noel - News Director, Eyewitness News
Season 9 Episode 41 - Defining the Future: Dr. Davis’ BTVI Story
Guest: Dr. Linda Davis
Season 9 Episode 40: A Shepherd’s Journey: Honouring Archbishop Drexel Gomez
Guest:
Emily King-Osadebay - Member of St. Agnes Anglican Church
Season 9 Episode 39: Resilience after Melissa
Guests:
Greg Thompson - Meteorologist
Season 9 Episode 38 A Feast for the Senses: Inside the Baha Mar & Arts Festival
Guest Chef: Tevin Kemp
Season 9 Episode 37 Guardians of the Cays: The SEA Perspective
Guests
Kieran Miller
This week, Jerome Sawyer is On the Record from North Eleuthera with the legendary Bahamian artist, Eddie Minnis, for a sweeping look at his decades-long career. Minnis explains the story behind his highly influential visual art, detailing how he refined his signature technique using the palette knife to capture the raw beauty of the Bahamas. He also discusses the social impact of his celebrated political satire, the daily cartoon Potluck, which fearlessly covered contentious issues in the nation's newspapers. Finally, hear how this multi-talented artist transitioned into music, recording 100 songs that chronicle Bahamian life and culture, leading up to his highly anticipated return to the stage.
Host Megan Shepard welcomes Hands for Hunger Executive Director Kesha Ellis to On The Record for an insightful discussion on the nonprofit's crucial mission to eradicate hunger inHost Megan Shepard welcomes Hands for Hunger Executive Director Kesha Ellis to On The Record for an insightful discussion on the nonprofit's crucial mission to eradicate hunger in The Bahamas. Discover the innovative programs that feed thousands daily, from the founding food rescue operations and the dignified, grocery-store-style A-for-A pantry, to the recently launched school pantries addressing hunger among students. Learn how Hands for Hunger leverages partnerships, volunteers, and its major fundraising event, Paradise Plates, to support 7,000 registered families and how you can be part of ending food insecurity in the country. Tune in to see how this small but mighty team is making a massive difference.
From the publisher's feed