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Chris and Kisha sit down with special guests Julian Foster and Schmarrah McCarthy to discuss the Cayman Pride Parade, its evolution, and what it means for the local community. They dive into the event’s history, the planning process behind this year’s parade and after-party, and the significance of authentic representation and allyship in Cayman. From navigating challenges to sharing personal reflections on societal progress and acceptance, this conversation highlights the importance of inclusion, community support, and the power of being unapologetically yourself. Whether you’re an ally, curious about Pride, or part of the LGBTQIA+ community, this episode is a vibrant and heartfelt look at Cayman’s journey towards greater understanding and celebration of diversity.

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The ladies of SY30NW engage in a discussion on mental health with special guest Sutton Burke, MS, LCPC owner and clinical director of Infinite Mindcare . Tune in as we dive into understanding everyday stress triggers and how to navigate them.

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In this candid roundtable Pilot episode, Victor, Rohan, Fabio and Travis came together for an unfiltered conversation about life, fatherhood, mental health, and the unseen challenges men face daily. From honest stories about overcoming rough pasts and surviving life-changing illnesses to sharing lessons learned as fathers, friends, and partners, this episode is all about normalizing what it means to be a “good man” today.

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On this episode: The cast is joined by RCIPS Media Officer Jodi-Ann Powery to discuss the latest crime statistics report. The conversation gets into Cayman's driving woes and current trends. Plus, we take a shot at debunking some of the myths around the Police service. The Civil Service adopts a rollover, plus there is a Hurricane season reminder, this and much more!

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In this special episode of The Link Up Podcast, host Victor Crumbley moderates a powerful conversation in collaboration with the Ministry of Youth, Sports, Culture, and Heritage, diving into the past, present, and future of emancipation in the Cayman Islands.

Our distinguished panel—Dr. Frank McField, Dr. Christopher Williams, Latoya Francis, and Katlen Bush—explores the legacy of slavery, race relations, cultural identity, and the grassroots efforts that led to the return of Emancipation Day as a national holiday.

From historical truths to modern realities, this discussion is both thought-provoking and deeply personal—highlighting the importance of education, youth empowerment, and preserving Caymanian heritage.

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