Puzzle is known for songs like Barefoot Bandit, Sour Vibes, Jobless, Mommy I’m Pregnant, Animal, Vote For Me and many others. He has his finger on the pulse of Bahamian society, documenting current events and our societal realities through catchy lyrics and melodies. … Continue readingPreston ‘Puzzle Man’ Wallace, Jr.
The Bahamian Project hits the airwaves on Monday, March 25 at 6pm on Guardian Radio show Bush Tea 96.9fm.
Bush Tea, a radio show hosted by Guardian Managing Editor Erica Wells, explores all aspects of Bahamian life and culture through insightful interviews, profiles and features. … Continue readingThe Bahamian Project On ‘Bush Tea’ Radio Show
Vernice Walkine cut her teeth as a fresh young face in the tourism industry. She spent over thirty years at the Ministry of Tourism, pinnacling her career as Director General of Tourism – the first woman to achieve that position. … Continue readingVernice J. Walkine
Kishan carefully emptied the contents of his backpack on to our studio table. A professional digital camera, spiral-bound sketchbooks, coloured pencils, sticks of charcoal and a full set of paintbrushes sheathed and bound. The items lay in confirmation of Kishan’s artistic dexterity – his proven prowess as an artist over a range of visual mediums. … Continue readingKishan Munroe
As with all her passions – singing, acting, dancing – crocheting was a skill she learned at a young age. Her grandmother taught her when she was nine years old, “in the summer of 1992 and I’ve been crocheting ever since,” said Leah. … Continue readingLeah Eneas
Atario is happy to share his story. He started with basically nothing, “no money, no well-known name, no political connections,” he said.
What he did have was a good business idea, a burgeoning belief in himself and the gumption to act on it. … Continue readingAtario Mitchell