Today on Blank Canvas Host John Cox welcomes Antonius Roberts and Tyrone Ferguson.
Together with co-host Amanda Coulson we discuss Art Spaces in The Bahamas.
Talking about Hillside House, Schooner Bay and new opportunities.

We continue our series examining labour issues in the country.
President of the country’s largest umbrella union, the National Congress of Trade Unions (NCTU), Jennifer Isaacs-Dotson, discusses some of the labour hot spots, and whether there will be a unified Labour Day March on Friday.
We also welcome the CEO of the Bahamas Chamber of Commerce & Employers Confederation (BCCEC) Winston Rolle talks about labour issues and concerns from the employers’ perspective.

The cast of “Broken Trust” an edgy local film sits down with Kirk Johnson, host of The Things That Matter talk show to discuss how the violence, sex and murder themes of their production reflects the state of many relationships in The Bahamas.

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Running off of a little rest because of the island-wide blackout the night before, Teej wears his dark shades to cover his weary eyes in studio during Coffee Break while he engages callers in conversations about their expectations of the 2012 Budget Communications.

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How to Make Money in the Tourism Business

The Things That Matter host Kirk Johnson talks with Renwick Rolle on Talk Your Business Tuesdays. Mr. Rolle is the president and co-owner of JR Action Water Sports, a popular attraction for tourists that has been featured on Puff Daddy’s Making of the Band 4. Renwick Rolle has successfully grown his water sports business from a few inflated water rafts to a full service water sports experience for visitors and Bahamians alike.

Wednesday
Broken Trust:
The cast of “Broken Trust” an edgy local film sits down with Kirk Johnson, host of The Things That Matter talk show to discuss how the violence, sex and murder themes of their production reflects the state of many relationships in The Bahamas.

Thursday
Emotional Intelligence

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