We get a youth perspective on some of the hot topics and challenges facing The Bahamas today. Bahamas National Youth Council President Tyson McKenzie, and Assistant Vice President of Membership Louby Georges talk with us about crime, education, lotteries & web shops, and immigration & discrimination.

We also discuss the brazen robbery attempt at the cashier’s cage at the Atlantis Resort.

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What would it take to get you to move to a Family Island? We discuss what’s needed to jump start the economies of other islands in the country, and the sorts of developments listeners want to see on Family Islands.

And we talk about BEC’s increase in reconnection fees from $20 to $25.

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We discuss with Business Consultant Ian Ferguson the pitfalls and challenges of managing small businesses in The Bahamas.

And we get a preview of Fidelity Bank’s upcoming free “Women Only Seminar”, slated for September 29 at Sheraton Nassau Beach Resort. Guests: Fidelity Senior Manager of the Financial Centre, Janice Rolle, and Marketing & Public Relations Coordinator, Larissa Sawyer.

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It’s Fire Services Week in The Bahamas. Today we discuss with Sgt. Elroy Knowles of the RBPF Fire Services Department the need for homes and business establishments to have smoke detectors, regularly inspected fire extinguishers, clearly marked and accessible fire exits, and regular safety drills.

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Guardian Senior Reporter Artesia Davis has been covering the court beat in The Bahamas for years. Her special series on the challenges facing the criminal justice system is running this week in The Nassau Guardian. We discuss issues ranging from delays in the court system to witness intimidation and jury tampering.

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