Everybody loves Jackie. And Jackie loves The Bahamas.
Jackie Walker has been visiting the Bahamas since the eighties and has made over sixty-five trips. She always stays at SuperClubs Breezes and the staff there love her like family. Jackie talks about them like family. … Continue readingMeeting Jackie Walker
In January 2002, The Nassau Guardian became fully Bahamian owned for the first time in over 30 years, when John H. Perry sold his 60 percent stake in the company to a group of businessmen, which included Emanuel Alexiou. Mr. Alexiou says part of the … Continue readingEmanuel M. Alexiou
The first time I called him to arrange our photo session I got his answering machine with this message: “Hello, this is JB Superman, sorry I can’t take your call right now because I’m out helping Lois Lane with a dire emergency.” … Continue readingJ. Barrie Farrington
The young President of Bahamas Striping, Atario Mitchell, has been chosen as one of the Bahamians to feature in the landmark portraiture collection “The Bahamian Project” organisers have announced. … Continue readingAtario Mitchell Featured In The Bahamian Project
Born in Governor’s Harbour, Eleuthera, Casuarina was thrown into the ocean when she was just 5-days old, and “I’ve had a hard time getting out,” she joked at our studio.
But she isn’t kidding. … Continue readingCasuarina McKinney-Lambert
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.