Author: Michael Goodwin

Culture, Technology, Lifestyle

Beat Bytes: World Wide Wine-down-de-place

Pace yourself! Trinidad Carnival falls late this year — Carnival Monday and Tuesday are March 3 and 4 — and you don’t want to run out...

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Culture, Technology, People

Sporting Links

Ato Boldon 2000 (atoboldon.com/home.asp)  The fastest Caribbean man in the world has a very personal website. In spite of its outstanding...

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Culture, Technology, Science

Favourite Clicks

In recent months, some of our all-time favourite Caribbean websites have expanded, updated, and improved — and some have changed their...

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Culture, Business, Food and Cuisine

Dinner time in the Islands

Food in the Caribbean isn’t just about being hungry — it’s about the joy of being alive, and the unique explosion of flavours from...

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Music, Reviews

New music from the Caribbean (July/August 2002)

SOCA A Thread of Hope Chalkdust (Juba) Chalkdust (real name: Hollis Liverpool, Ph.D.) and Black Stalin (real name: Leroy Calliste, no Ph.D....

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Culture, Technology, Business

All business

If you do business in the Caribbean, or are thinking of doing so, here’s a collection of business-related sites to keep your cash flowing...

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Music, Reviews, Jamaica, Trinidad and Tobago

New music from the Caribbean (May/June 2002)

PICK OF THE MONTH The Soca Switch 8: The Stars of Soca Various Artists (JW Productions, jwcl238 ) Soca Colours 4 Various Artists (JW...

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Music, People, United States, Trinidad and Tobago

Andy Narrell: Caribbean Man

For some Trinidadians, Andy Narell represents something of a dilemma. The slim, sad-eyed musician is the most widely recorded steelpan...

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