Travel and Lifestyle

CP Woodcraft by Shana Jones Listen to this Article   It was 3am on that fateful morning in March of 2007 when Cheryl Powlett got the call: the building of Lashley & White, the furniture manufacturer where she worked as secretary and accountant, was on fire. She immediately called her brother and another employee who

East Coast View by Shana Jones Listen to this Article   400 years ago in the verdant northern countryside of Barbados lay an endless expanse of cane ground. The army of greenish-gold stalks stretched as far as the eye could see, standing defiantly against the blazing hot sun and resolutely in the drenching rain. Sugar

You are about to have your first contact with your Caribbean Service Provider (hotel, wedding planner, tour operator, etc.) There are simple things that you need to be remindful of when conversing from a distance.  Good Manners!! The old adage, “You can catch more flies with honey than with vinegar” still holds true.  Treat others the way

A proud mother of three boys who love her meals, Marisa’s cooking   has taken on a new twist  from her days at Midwestern State University in Texas. Although her studies in Mass Communications and Public Relations was demanding, she made time to prepare delicious meals, especially as her cousins and his friends were appreciative diners

 by Riselle Celestina Two people travel separately to a tiny Caribbean island with wildly different expectations . . . Tracy, a funny, feisty businesswoman in her forties, comes to paradise to investigate a shocking family secret. Expecting the worst, she instead falls madly for a charming fisherman. Is it just a holiday romance or could

Joan Underwood, Executive Coach, Master Trainer, HR Professional and owner of the boutique consulting firm, Underwood Talent Development Services, has gifted the management world an invaluable resource. Her book, Managers’ First Aid Kit takes the reader on an introspective journey, examining the management of self, others, systems and processes. The book is a practical guide for managers and those

As the manager of the Karina Cultural group in the Kalinago Territory for the past 27 years, Mr. Gerald Langlais’ quest to preserve his cultural heritage continues year after year. He is Kalinago, son of two parents who were both Kalinago, and he also holds the prestigious position of being the medicine man of the

Natasha Green wanted a name for her restaurant that was different and representative of her culture, primarily as a means of promoting and inspiring greater appreciation for her heritage. She wanted her business to capture the positive aspects of the Kalinago people’s  culture and traditions. Having been instrumental in helping to start the process of