How does culture connect to national development? Monday’s are about music, culture and entertainment on The Things That Matter on Guardian 96.9FM.

Kirk Johnson talks with standup comedian Demetrius “Karaoke King” Smith and Emanji Circus owner Jarvis Grant and two members of his troop about their craft, culture and national development and the upcoming general elections.

Nassau Guardian Photojournalist Eddie Russell visits Coffee Break to speak about the importance of his job during this season.

Beyond Politics: Who are they…really?

Kirk Johnson during The Things That Matter sits down with newer political candidates in the first of a three-part series on Guardian Radio 96.9FM.

Today Kirk sits down with PLP candidates Dr. Danny Johnson (Carmichael) and Cleola Hamilton (South Beach) to give the public an inside look at their lives, their vision for their constituency should they be elected, their thoughts on key issues and their vision for a better Bahamas.

DNA supporter Stephan Rolle joins Teej on Coffee Break to speak his mind and express why he thinks The Bahamas is in desperate need for change!

On Thursdays, “The Things That Matter,” focuses on dreamers and achievers. What does it take to succeed in The Bahamas? Is it who you know or what you know?
Kirk Johnson sat down with CEO Sharrel Carroll to talk about her company Sageeden International Media Group and her journey of success from the Self Starters program to managing her own company.
Their discussion included a cross sections of topics including: How a dreamer becomes an achiever, the influence of women in politics and an assessment of leadership in governance.