With Labour Day this week Friday, all week long, we are examining labour issues in the country.
Today, we talk with President of the Bahamas Trade Union Congress Obie Ferguson – head of one of the two umbrella trade union organizations in the country.
The TUC represents about 23 unions with some 15,000 members.

Entrepreneur, Educator, and Author Keshelle Kerr along with Singer and Writer Jenna Pratt join Teej on Coffee Break to discuss our societies views and insecurities with women in positions of leadership.

The Things That Matter host Kirk Johnson engages his guests in a candid conversation about the types and the pros and cons of eastern and western medicine. His special guests included traditional Chinese medicine specialist Dr. Nisha Armbrister, Chiropractor Dr. Dwight Marshall and medical doctor, Dr. Sherrel Ferguson on Guardian Radio 96.9FM and www.guardiantalkradio.com

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We discuss the overcrowding situation at the Fox Hill Prison.
The latest on the weather system affecting the country.
Image Consultant and Stylist Kedar Clarke rates the fashions from the Opening of Parliament.
And Primary School Student of the Year Nadja Simon.

Monday, May 28, is the Whit Monday Holiday. We’re back on Tuesday at 6am.

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Mtumbe Cleare and Noelle Nicholls join Inderia Saunders and Teej Grant on Coffee Break to speak about the Indaba Project and all The community efforts of the revolutionary organization.

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