With two separate traffic fatalities, and another crash in which victims were seriously injured, Superintendent Ken Strachan with the Royal Bahamas Police Force Traffic Division talks about a deadly weekend on the streets of New Providence. He also discusses other areas of concern for traffic police.

And Accountant Millford Lockhart talks about the many lost opportunities for maximizing the financial potential of sports in the country.

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We discuss Thursday night’s Guardian Radio & Cable 12 Town Meeting in Marsh Harbour, and the shocking claims by the step mother of PLP North Abaco By-Election Candidate Renardo Curry, that her husband (Curry’s own father) had a heart attack and died after being victimized and fired from his government job by the PLP.

And it’s World Teachers Day. Bahamas Union of Teachers President Belinda Wilson passionately discusses the teaching profession in The Bahamas today.

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Following Wednesday’s first US Presidential Debate of the season, we discuss US politics and grade the performances of President Barack Obama, and Republican hopeful Mitt Romney. We also look at some of the parallels with politics in The Bahamas, and specifically with our upcoming North Abaco by-election.

Plus, we preview Rotaract Club of East Nassau’s “I Am My Own Boss” panel discussion, encouraging Bahamian entrepreneurship.

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“Shakespeare in Paradise 2012” gets underway this week, and runs October 5-13 in Nassau. We talk with Dr. Nicolette Bethel and Claudette “Cookie” Allens about the 4th annual theatre festival.

We also discuss the surprising interview between FNM North Abaco Candidate Greg Gomez and Nassau Guardian Editor Candia Dames about his employment record.

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Building better relationships – that’s the objective of The My Heart Matters Group. Kirk Johnson, host of Guardian Radio’s “The Things That Matter”, is the president of the organization.

Charles Smith, with the Bahamas All Pro Dad program, and Lathyra Tinker, with the My Heart Matters Youth Movement, are also part of this group of volunteer team leaders who organize projects, events, and provide resources that help people learn to better relate, communicate and build healthy relationships.

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