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Go-Jamaica Podcast

Independent Talk with Ronald 'Ronnie' Thwaites

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Every week day, we will present you with a new show/episode on different topics and different views from different persons.

Current Podcasts

You can listen to the latest shows directly by clicking on the links below: the MP3 file will play in your media player.

 

Independent Talk News Roundup

  • September 03, 2008: Audio (mp3 file) | Text (html)
  • One year in office Bruce Golding battling storms... Highlights of the year in office... Harbour View bridge may take 24 months to build... Morant Bay, no food, no gas... Schools Opening but where are the books?... Informal settlements - what are we to do?Ronnie also reviews the columns, cartoons, editorial and letters of the day. Presenters: Ronald 'Ronnie' Thwaites
  • September 02, 2008: Audio (mp3 file) | Text (html)
  • New bridge reconnects the East... Death of citizen in Eastern End of the Island... Denham Town High School students and home economics teachers are great cooks... Thugs charge Gustav tax... Ronnie also reviews of the cartoon, columnists, letters and editorial of the day. Presenters: Ronald 'Ronnie' Thwaites

Perkins Online

  • September 02, 2008: Audio (mp3 file) | Text (html)
    Reviews the performance of the Jamaica Labour Party on the eve of its first year as Government in office... Are they moving in a direction that convincingly suggest they have their sights set on practical solutions?... What does the future hold for Jamaica? Presenters: Wilmot 'Mutty' Perkins

  • September 01, 2008: Audio (mp3 file) | Text (html)
    Today Mutty considers the impact of Tropical Storm Gustav... loss of life... destruction of properties... the issue of squatting, which has left persons open to exposure... He also considers Jamaica's infrastructure and its utility companies performance over the period. Presenters: Wilmot 'Mutty' Perkins




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News Roundup
Presenter :
Ronnie Thwaites

 
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