SEASON 8

A young entrepreneur, joins the trend of millennials who chose to start their business, based on their passion.
With the use of social media, and online tutorials, millennials are honing their craft, and are making a name for themselves in this 4th Industrial Revolution.
 
GUEST
Jelani Scipio
Graphic Artist & Content Creator
SAVAGEOTAKUMERCH.me
A young entrepreneur, joins the trend of millennials who chose to start their business, based on their passion.
With the use of social media, and online tutorials, millennials are honing their craft, and are making a name for themselves in this 4th Industrial Revolution.
 
GUEST
Jelani Scipio
Graphic Artist & Content Creator
SAVAGEOTAKUMERCH.me
Our guests look at four countries – Japan, Liberia, Rwanda, and Trinidad & Tobago.  We discuss how technology plays a part in each country.  We include the challenges and benefits that technology brings to each country.

GUESTS
Bernadette Massiah-Redhead
Retired Elementary School Principal
Trinidad & Tobago
 
Ifeula Redhead
Acting Elementary School Principal
Trinidad & Tobago
 
Julie Taitt
Philanthropist & Author of “Living in the Real World”
Executive Director
JET-ELS “Julie E. Taitt” School (Education Launching Success), Liberia
We look closely at the country of Liberia.  The challenges the nation has faced due to results of years of civil war, and poverty.
We hear from Julie Taitt, Executive Director of JET-ELS School, Liberia. After 7-years of operation, the school grew from 30 students to 500 plus students as of 2022.
Mrs. Taitt, talks about challenges, and positive changes that are taking place in Liberia

GUESTS
Bernadette Massiah-Redhead
Retired Elementary School Principal
Trinidad & Tobago
 
Ifeula Redhead
Acting Elementary School Principal
Trinidad & Tobago
 
Julie Taitt
Philanthropist & Author of “Living in the Real World”
Executive Director
JET-ELS “Julie E. Taitt” School (Education Launching Success), Liberia
We look closely at the use of technology in the classroom in the island of Trinidad & Tobago.  Retired and acting school principals, discuss the changes they’ve seen overtime with various programs.  Some of which have worked, and others which were not as successful.  The guests and host give suggestions as to how best to make improvements.

GUESTS
Bernadette Massiah-Redhead
Retired Elementary School Principal
Trinidad & Tobago
 
Ifeula Redhead
Acting Elementary School Principal
Trinidad & Tobago
 
Julie Taitt
Philanthropist & Author of “Living in the Real World”
Executive Director
JET-ELS “Julie E. Taitt” School (Education Launching Success), Liberia
Innovation can bring great change to a community; and education is the gateway to making it happen. This episode, looks at how innovation, and education, played a major role in improving the income, health, and well being, of many in Kenya, Rwanda and Indonesia.

GUEST
Cheryl Munroe Author/Publisher
At The End of the Funnel: Life is Easier