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Kamilah sat down with LGBT+ activist Jairo Rodrigues to discuss LGBTQ+ Rights and activism in the Caribbean.
*Apologies to the slight audio error at the 5:42 mark.
More about Jairo Rodrigues:
Jairo Rodrigues is an award-winning human rights and social development programme coordinator. He specialises in social change projects and advocacy methodologies on gender relations, sexual and reproductive health and rights, comprehensive sexuality education, and LGBT rights.
Check out Jairo's linktr.ee to connect with his various social media platforms:
https://linktr.ee/jairojuergen
You can now watch the We Talkin' Podcast on IslandGalTingTheChanel: https://youtu.be/2Hn6aGqVm6o
Make sure to share this episode and let us know @islandgalting on Facebook, Instagram and Twitter your thoughts about LGBTQ+ rights in the Caribbean!
We Talkin' Podcast is back for Season 3! For our first episode, Kamilah sat down once again with Dennis McCall Jr. to discuss all things aviation, travel and regional development.
More about Dennis McCall Jr.:
Dennis Mc Call Jr is a 27year old son of the Federation of St Kitts and Nevis.
He holds a BSc in Management with concentration in Tourism & Hospitality Management from UWI Cave Hill, MSc in Air Transport Management from De Montfort University and is currently pursuing his PhD in Air Transport Management at DMU.
When not serious, he enjoys cooking, an avid clown and is passionate about aviation.
You can follow Dennis on the following platforms:
Linked: Dennis McCall Jr.
Instagram: @jae31
Twitter: @answerthecallj
Make sure to share this episode and let us know @islandgalting on Facebook, Instagram and Twitter your thoughts about aviation in the Caribbean!
Kamilah Gumbs (political scientist) sat down with Tori Carter (marketing specialist) and Nian Fleming (hr professional) to discuss how Sint Maarten can improve in their various sectors and the importance of being proactive instead of being reactive.
*The introduction says episode 10, but this is episode 9.
Kamilah Gumbs sat with former Ombudsman Dr. Nilda Arduin, to discuss her journey as being the first Ombudsman of Sint Maarten, the lessons she learned, and the importance for us to be politically ready.
Kamilah Gumbs sits down with Aisha Smoorenburg, a recent graduate of the Global Project and Change Management, about her research about Climate Resilience in Sint Maarten and what changes we can make to ensure we can survive climate change.
Kamilah Gumbs sat with Youth Development Consultant and Lecturer Dr. Henry Charles of St. Lucia to talk about his journey in youth advocacy, the need for proper youth policies in the region and the importance of all social activist groups working together to achieve the ultimate goal.
We Talkin' Podcast Host Kamilah Gumbs sat down with young local journalist Ralph Cantave to talk about his journey in journalism, the importance of reporting the factual stories, and how God and his wife keep him going every day!
Make sure to check his stories on his Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/ProfessorRalphCantave/ and his interviews on Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCLORcO4LX7NmxhzzVqrw2-g.
Also, check out Mele's Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/melesxm/
We Talkin' Podcast Host Kamilah Gumbs and her friend Tori Carter sat down to talk about how the latest retrograde treated them, dealing with university struggles, next steps in life and why they have a love/hate relationship with their high school experience at St. Dominic High School.
This episode, podcast host Kamilah Gumbs speaks about life updates, current situation on the island of Sint Maarten, basketball and asking you the audience who should be the next guest on the podcast
Kamilah Gumbs, Nian Fleming and Kadar Gumbs sat down with Alphons Gumbs and Christian Brooks and spoke about growing up in 'tung' (Philipsburg), the current situation of the island and ridiculous nicknames of their peers. This episode is full of laughs, so we hope you enjoy.
Please note that there are areas were the audio is bad and moments where interviewers dropped out of the call due to internet issues.
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