Sandy Lane, Barbados: Tropical Classic By Roxan Kinas | Issue 2 (Summer 1992) A return to the grace and elegance of the past in Barbados
Upbeat (July/August 2000) By Roxan Kinas, Jeremy Taylor and Georgia Popplewell | Issue 44 (July/August 2000) Recent music from the Caribbean, plus the editor's picks
DON’T MONKEY WITH ME By Roxan Kinas | Issue 72 (March/April 2005) What could be more idyllic than a backyard banana plantation? Roxan Kinas enjoyed being a fruit farmer. Then the monkeys arrived
Beauty in a bottle By Roxan Kinas | Issue 59 (January/February 2003) What’s so fascinating about old bottles? Roxan Kinas explains the charms of these fragile artifacts
Get yah fresh fish! Barbados’ Oistins Fish Fry By Roxan Kinas | Issue 57 (September/October 2002) The Oistins Fish Fry has become a Barbadian institution, a treat for locals and visitors alike. Roxan Kinas samples the fresh-grilled fish and friendly atmosphere at this seaside hotspot
Upbeat (November/December 1995) By Caribbean Beat, Debbie Jacob, Roxan Kinas, Jeremy Taylor and Dermont Hussey | Issue 16 (November/December 1995) The latest in Caribbean music- reggae, calypso, soca, pan
Les Alexander: A Matter of Taste By Roxan Kinas | Issue 1 (Spring 1992) Les Alexander, chef at Barbados' fames Cobblers Cove, reveals some of his kitchen secrets and favourite dishes to Roxan Kinas
Saving Caribbean Rainforests By Roxan Kinas | Issue 2 (Summer 1992) A regional action plan is under way to reverse serious deforestation and hillside erosion in the Caribbean. Additional material by Debby Seddon.
Mister Theatre: Ken Corsbie By Roxan Kinas | Issue 6 (Summer 1993) Broadcaster and performer, writer and storyteller, Ken Corsbie wants people to discover each other through theatre.
Pick of the Crop: Barbados’ Crop Over By Roxan Kinas | Issue 6 (Summer 1993) Once the feast that marked the end of the sugar harvest, the Carnival-like Crop Over festival is now the biggest event in Barbados' calendar
The Bellairs Research Institute: Finding the Answers By Roxan Kinas | Issue 11 (Autumn 1994) The work of McGill University's Caribbean-based research institute in Barbados
Brian Talma: King of the Waves By Roxan Kinas | Issue 15 (September/October 1995) The Caribbean's champion windsurfer Brian Talma is profiled by Roxan Kinas
Arturo Tappin – Tappin’ into the Music By Roxan Kinas | Issue 18 (March/April 1996) Arturo Tappin of Barbados is a musician who's making waves with his distinctive jazz/reggae blend. A profile by Roxan Kinas
The Sugar of Spice By Roxan Kinas | Issue 21 (September/October 1996) Roxan Kinas looks at the Barbadian soca band Spice & Company
New Music from the Caribbean By Debbie Jacob, Roxan Kinas, Essiba Small and Nazma Muller | Issue 23 (January/February 1997) What's new in Caribbean Music
Big Mac: Barbados’ Mac Fingall By Roxan Kinas | Issue 23 (January/February 1997) Roxan Kinas seeks out Barbados' Mac Fingall, one of the Caribbean's leading entertainers, and finds a schoolteacher who believes in tough discipline
Barbados Crop Over By Roxan Kinas | Issue 25 (May/June 1997) Roxan Kinas looks forward to this year's Crop Over celebrations in Barbados
Harvest of Fun: Barbados Crop Over By Roxan Kinas | Issue 32 (July/August 1998) The roots of Barbados’s Crop Over festival lie deep in the colonial past. Roxan Kinas looks at what it is today and where it came from
Upbeat (November/December 1998) By Roxan Kinas and Simon Lee | Issue 34 (November/December 1998) New Caribbean Music
Upbeat (March/April 1999) By Roxan Kinas and Jeremy Taylor | Issue 36 (March/April 1999) New Caribbean Music
Upbeat (May/June 1999) By Debbie Jacob, Roxan Kinas and Jeremy Taylor | Issue 37 (May/June 1999) New Caribbean Music
