Go-Jamaica Podcast

Independent Talk

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

Current Podcasts

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Independent Talk News Roundup

• June 10, 2009: Audio (mp3 file) | Text (html)
  
• Ronnie talks about the Gleaner's headline....Wait is over- GSAT results ready.... Government worries about foreign exchange.... Sugar workers hold their breath for long overdue payments.... Government lends Air Jamaica $9 million.....Missing computers at Ministry of Justice. Ronnie also reviews the editorial, letters, columns, and cartoons of the day. Presenters: Ronald 'Ronnie' Thwaites

• June 8, 2009: Audio (mp3 file) | Text (html)
  
• Ronnie talks about the Gleaner's headline...Wanted better student teachers - Education minister says poor quality of intake into training institutions contributes to weak education at primary schools. Graduation policy a waste of time....Five more cases of H1N1 cases identified....NCB salutes leaders in nation building.... Whitmore takes over from Barnes as national coach. Ronnie also reviews the editorial, letters, columns, and cartoons of the day. Presenters: Ronald 'Ronnie' Thwaites

• June 4, 2009: Audio (mp3 file) | Text (html)
  
• · Ronnie talks about the Gleaner's headline...Youth Believes- students from various high schools engaged in a breakfast meeting with the Governor General Dr Patrick Allen... Auto-theft investigation leads to arrest- four policemen arrested including an Assistant Superintendent.....Jamaica welcomes Cuba back into Organisation of American States (OAS).... Prostitution and buggery laws hampering HIV sexual health services-says Dr. Harvey. Ronnie also reviews the editorial, letters, columns and cartoons of the day. Presenters: Ronald 'Ronnie' Thwaites

Perkins Online

• June 8, 2009: Audio (mp3 file) | Text (html)
  Today Mutty discusses the economic situation in Bangledesh that he heard during a BBC broadcast. He quoted a woman saying "one chinese can do three Bangledeshi work." However, he talks about China opening up to investment with their enormous workforce. He states that itgoing to be very difficult for us to accomplish as much as the chinese. He comments on the education system and how teachers seem not to master the English Language when listening to them on the radio. Mutty also states that if Jamaica was serious about education, then Teachers would be the highest paid in our society. Presenters: Wilmot 'Mutty' Perkins

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