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On this episode, Chris sit down with Nickolas DaCosta, the Cayman Islands National Party candidate for Cayman Brac West and Little Cayman, as part of our Before the Ballot series.
From childhood memories in Spot Bay to serving in the Premier’s Office, Nickolas talks about his journey into public service, the realities of campaigning across two islands, his passion for community upliftment, and his bold ideas on reducing the cost of living, improving shipping logistics, education upgrades, water access, renewable energy, and preserving Caymanian treasures like Point of Sand.
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In this episode of The Link Up Podcast, Chris sits down with Jermaine Ebanks-Hurlston, candidate for West Bay North, to discuss his journey, vision, and the real issues facing the community. From overcoming personal adversity to fighting for Caymanian jobs and environmental protection, Jermaine shares his passion for creating change in West Bay.
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In this episode of The Link Up Podcast, Chris sits down with Gueva Richards, candidate for East End under the Cayman Islands National Party (CINP). Gueva discusses growing up in East End, plans on helping the youth of East End, traffic woes, her career at CUC, the future of farming, agriculture and why Caymanians must come first!
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We sat down with Bud Johnson, Cayman Islands National Party candidate for George Town East. In this insightful episode, Bud discusses his motivations for running for office, shares stories from his notable career managing Atlantis Submarines, and explores his vision for improving governance, economic stability, and community welfare in the Cayman Islands.
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RECORDED 6TH MARCH: Special guest Kayla Welds joins the discussion as we go through who is running for office in all 19 constituencies for the Cayman Islands 2025 general election.
This years election has more registered voters than ever before in our nations history, with an average voter turn out of 70%, it will be very interesting to see how it all unfolds.
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In this episode, Chris sits down with Georgetown South candidate and Cayman Islands National Party member Gary “Peanut” Rutty. From his family’s deep legacy in business and politics, to his grassroots community efforts and passion for preserving the marine environment — this conversation is full of gems, laughs, and inspiration.
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In this episode of The Link Up Podcast, Chris sits down with Haymond Rankin, candidate for Bodden Town West under the Cayman Islands National Party (CINP). Rankin discusses his vision for Cayman’s future, including blockchain technology, fintech, youth development, sports, and government accountability. He also shares personal stories from the campaign trail, his journey into politics, and his thoughts on the state of leadership in Cayman.
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On this episode: With Kvsha on vacation, Bram accepts an invite from the group chat to the show. He expresses respect for the island’s creatives & pushes the need to share ideas. The guys talk “Phishing”, group chat etiquette & campaign trail meetings. Should there be restrictions on people running for office? The need for “Term limits”, plus 19 district councils, this & much more!
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Former Education Minister & Independent candidate Rolston Anglin, pulls up to chat about his story & upcoming plans for the general election.
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Former Manager Partner Dan Scott, now leader of the Cayman Islands National Party stops by to discuss his upbringing and upcoming plans for Cayman’s future.
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