Hashim the Dream shares his multifaceted journey as a musician, actor, and social media influencer. He discusses his early passion for acting, the potential for the performing arts in the British Virgin Islands (BVI), and the role of government in supporting the arts. Hashim reflects on the evolution of music in the BVI, the importance of festival culture, and his aspirations for future collaborations. He also highlights his new single 'How' and the significance of viral moments in promoting his music.

Prezzi discusses assault allegations made against him, the unexpected suspension of the Bacchanal Boys social media accounts, their business model and reflecting on the impact it has on their brand identity built over seven years. They emphasize the continuous nature of their work in the carnival industry, highlighting the challenges of content creation and community guidelines on social media platforms.

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Motivational life coach Sarah Harrigan shares her journey through motherhood, entrepreneurship, and personal growth. She discusses the challenges and joys of being a mom, the pressures of family expectations, and her evolution from life coaching to guiding others in monetizing their passions. Sarah emphasizes the importance of mindset, the value of a 'boring' life, and the significance of understanding one's astrological influences. The discussion also touches on the dynamics of relationships, the power of social media, and practical advice for parents balancing work and family life.

J LOVA, an international culture journalist and media personality, shares her journey from being an executive assistant to becoming a prominent figure in the media industry. She discusses her love for travel, the importance of cultural connections, and her experiences in various countries, including Haiti and Africa. JLOVA emphasizes the significance of food in cultural exploration and offers advice for aspiring media personalities. The conversation also touches on the evolution of soca music, the challenges of carnival culture, and her current motivational coaching initiative, the 120-Day Challenge.

Captain Dane Hunter shares his harrowing experience of sailing to Gaza to deliver humanitarian aid, detailing the motivations behind the mission, the challenges faced at sea, the interception by Israeli forces, and the subsequent detention. He emphasizes the importance of global solidarity and activism in addressing humanitarian crises, particularly in Palestine.

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Award-winning engineer Donelle 'Phyzic' Smith shares his journey from humble beginnings in the Virgin Islands to working with top artists like Sexy Red and Bad Baby. He discusses the differences between engineering and producing, the challenges he faced, including homelessness, and the importance of persistence and support in the music industry. Phyzic emphasizes the need to create opportunities and stay focused on growth while remaining humble and grateful for the journey.

Brent Hoyt shares his multifaceted journey as a musician, comedian, and family man. He discusses his early influences in music, the emotional connection he feels to his craft, and how he navigates the complexities of gospel music. Brent also opens up about the challenges of criticism, the balance between fame and family responsibilities, and his passion for clean comedy. His insights on redefining gospel music and the importance of connecting with the younger generation resonate throughout the discussion.

Cindy Rosan discusses her views on feminism, the role of women in leadership, and the political landscape of the British Virgin Islands (BVI). She reflects on her advocacy for women's rights, the challenges of being a public figure, and the importance of integrity in politics. Cindy also shares her experiences with victimization and her transition from marketing and PR to journalism, emphasizing the need for empowerment and public engagement in the BVI.

In this engaging conversation, Bunchie interviews Jougo, an iconic Virgin Islands artist, discussing his journey in music, cultural performances, and collaborations with other legends. Jougo shares his experiences performing at Carifesta, the thrill of engaging with diverse audiences, and the importance of storytelling in his songs. He reflects on his past with the Showtime band, the transition to Vibe, and the current landscape of music production, including the debate between singles and albums. The conversation also touches on public perception, controversies, and the future of Jougo's music career.

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