If you Google “Nobellum” you will discover that they are a ‘female-led social and technology enterprise dedicated to empowering the Black business ecosystem with a mission to support Black innovators in launching and scaling sustainable ventures. (Sounds good, right?) Yu will learn that they are committed to inspiring change and driving economic...

                      Something happened on the first of May. It happened in the Sunshine City where a purposeful Power Hour intervention unfolded across several schools in St Catherine. Curious? I’ll let Jacqui Lawernce tell you all about it! The initiative, her brainchild, was executed thanks to the work of the Eagles...

                      Those of us who can recall the 1998 Reggae Boyz ‘Road to France’ football campaign would remember the entire country coming out in support of underdogs Jamaica for their World Cup debut. The PAH! Deaf Dance Company has a similar mission to accomplish: their hopes for Jamaica’s entry onto...

          Lately Sharing the Love has been following the journey of a group of resilient Jamaicans who, though differently-abled, have their sights set on the stage at the 2025 World Championships of Performing Arts in California. Stephanie McIntyre, Founder and Director for PAH! Deaf Dance Company has been daring to dream and her company of deaf...

              Sharing the Love is all about a focus on Jamaicans who are serving their community in big ways and small. It’s about people who decide to give back and invest in their community. Today’s programme is no different. We follow the story of Stephanie McIntyre, Founder and Director for PAH! Deaf Dance Company!...

        Last week we looked at how the Japanese concept of ‘ikigai’, finding one’s “reason to live” strongly influenced a Jamaican IT professional Dain Daley, who then went on to generously invest his practical work experience into the personal growth of others. We looked at how that investment blossomed into a pattern followed by his mentees, specifically...

          The Japanese concept of ‘ikigai’ blends two words: “iki” meaning “to live,” and “gai” meaning “reason,” which translates to “a reason to live.” It's a concept that encourages people to discover what truly matters to them and to live a life filled with purpose and joy. Finding your ikigai answers the age-old question “Why am I...

              We take a trip to Rowe Town in Whitehouse, Westmoreland to see the crazy math that love inspires. Listen up to hear how one passionate human being transformed senior care in her community, then multiplied her efforts through the substantial support of her fellow residents.