As someone deeply rooted in both the islands and US mainland I must say the Black experience is different as I transition between being in the majority and minority routinely. I’ll argue that “minorities” are treated better in a Black majority run society as on the US mainland I

Since my father was from #Trinidad and my mother is from #Anguilla and had me on #StThomas this makes me very much Pan-Caribbean as I see these islands as one extended community woven around a common thread of struggle for self-determination. It’s why I was inspired by our

Watch #DavidMejia explain why he shot #MiamiGardens cop David Starling, his viral court appearance and surviving prison as he grapples with adjusting to a growing cult following in the wake of nationwide protests against law enforcement all the while seeking redemption for his

While growing up on #StThomas the name #AdelbertBryan stirred mixed emotions in me as I was drawn to the former Senator’s revolutionary spirit yet disturbed by his debate over who’s a “native” vs “ancestral” #VirginIslander. As someone who’s parents came from #Trinidad and

In light of my journalism professor’s passing and threats to freedom of the press I granted the University of Delaware’s Alumni Magazine my most personal interview to date as I discussed the inspiration behind my award-winning #ParadiseDiscovered docu-series:

During my latest #NiteCap featuring convicted cop shooter #DavidMejia describes his time in prison at #HardeeWorkCamp where he says correctional officers - many of whom he describes as White Supremacists - ran an organized illegal drug operation. Watch the entire interview here:

The #Caribbean has always been rooted in revolution as research shows the region has had more uprisings in modern history than anywhere else in the world. In fact, my bloodline in #Anguilla is directly tied to the revolution there in 1967 when the island, led my #RonaldWebster,

From our engaging #MiamiKingpins screening to introducing my coffee to one of my favorite singers on the #NiteCap set and then signing a copy of #MagicCityTrialsofaNativeSon live on the podcast of one of my most dedicated fans, I thank God for the strength to push forward and all

In a recent interview I was asked about #NiteCap’s role in pioneering what you folks now call podcasting. Let’s put it this way. The topic of relevance is irrelevant to the originator as there would be no them without me. Hence, I’m enjoying this second chapter as the NiteCap

One thing made clear by the current political climate is that people are tired of charming politicians in tailored suits echoing scripted speeches. Public fervor in this era of the anti-politician favors authentic leadership not tied to the established guard. This Sunday watch my

Watch my #NiteCap with Miami-Dade County Commissioner Chairman Oliver G. Gilbert III as he chimes in on #ICE, our nation’s current political climate and AI’s inevitable take over. View now: youtu.be/E8S_ePoN2Kg?si…

While growing up on #StThomas I can still remember vividly what happened after the crack era helped to turn our island’s most vulnerable communities into an economic wasteland void of a moral compass as it did to many urban areas on the US mainland. It’s why I felt it was time to

Watch my upcoming #NiteCap this Sunday with iconic Grammy-nominated songstress Melky jean as she discusses the importance of Black love, performing with her legendary brother #WyclefJean and introduces her new Haitian rum Saint Sauveur 1972. 🇻🇮🇭🇹

Watch “Miami Gardens: Small City, Big Dreams”, the story of how Florida’s largest predominantly Black city came to be. Now streaming: tinyurl.com/54j2mhrj #MiamiGardens #Documentary #History

You ever wonder why the story of those coming to America on the “Mayflower” is romanticized while the “boat people” coming from the Caribbean were ridiculed? It’s a question we should all ask given ICE’s actions on the US mainland and now the #VirginIslands. Watch Melky jean

As a leader of the new media school it’s my duty to educate my contemporaries on what real journalism is so it was only right to have one of #Miami’s favorite TV anchors share the blueprint…stay tuned, thank you #JimBerry #CBS #NiteCap 🫡🗣️🔥🔥🔥

I’ve been pouring in to our #VirginIslands community for years, from establishing film and mentorship programs in our public schools and UVI, to having our story shared at colleges and housed in libraries worldwide via my #ParadiseDiscovered film series as well as helping to

Watch Brisco respond to his rivals and explain why he’s not apologizing for being #Miami’s hip hop provocateur while still quoting Scripture in his rhymes - a conversation you’ll only see on #NiteCap. youtu.be/vN_PzRn9tf8?si… #Brisco

I appreciate @briscoopalocka for the honesty shared in our #NiteCap conversation and daring to probe his own conscience given the weight of his influence. Watch the full interview: tinyurl.com/mw88pdxa 🗣️🔥☕️ #Brisco #Miami #Culture #Faith

Who recorded the first ever rap song? Watch one of #Miami’s favorite tastemakers and cultural curators #SamSneak share this gem of hip hop history and its South Florida connection during our #NiteCap. Watch the full conversation and other recent episodes: