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CEO and Co-Founder of Kee Farms, Nicholas Kee discusses his transition from running a tech non-profit to diving into seaweed farming in Jamaica. From sea moss to sargassum, explore the diverse uses of seaweed in food, beverages, biotech and its larger role in the Caribbean blue economy. Nicholas shares how Kee Farms navigates challenges in scaling production, engaging fisherfolk w

In this 3-peat pod to pod, Derval Barzey, founder of The Climate Conscious Podcast, joins Global Yaadie to discuss her journey and pivotal work in sustainability. They explore the evolution of The Climate Conscious Podcast and the advocacy campaigns launched through the platform.Derval delves into the Caribbean Women for Climate Justice Series and the Truth Be Told campaign which t

In Global Yaadie's first in-person recording, we sit down with Esirom Foundation's Sustainability Coordinator, Khalia Hall inside Esirom Studios, Jamaica. We explore how Esirom is redefining sustainability efforts making environment action sexy, do-able and impactful for all Jamaicans. Khalia shares some of the exciting initiatives and campaigns such as the Kingston Harbour

In the second part of our conversation with Ayesha Constable, co-founder GirlsCARE, Young People for Climate Action and our partner in this climate justice series, we continue to explore the powerful link between gender justice and climate justice in the Caribbean. In this thought provoking episode, Ayesha uncovers how women's empowerment and equality play a vital role in comba

In our season finale we end with the one who started it. Ayesha Constable, founder of GirlsCARE, Young People for Climate Action and our partner in this climate justice series tackles issues of gender justice. In this hard hitting two-part series, we peel back the layers and intersectionalities between climate change and gender. Ayesha provides scholarly and cultural insights into

For Disability Advocates Ginnel Peart and Richelle Henry, physical disabilities pose no barriers in being bold for their community. This episode spotlights conversations with the two fearless females championing the differently abled community, especially those with physical challenges. The conversations confront the glaring reality that more consideration needs to be given to po

Being blind doesn’t mean you should be left behind, in conversations on climate justice and certainly not in cases of natural disasters. In this stirring interview, Radio station Manager, Patrick Layafette and Executive Director for Jamaica Society for the Blind, Conrad Harris challenge how we see the visually impaired community in relation to disaster risk reduction and social

Part two of this episode explores the lived experience of the Garifuna in Belize. President of the National Garifuna Council Sheena Zuniga, captures the impact of climate change and culture loss on Garifuna communities. In addition to supporting climate adaptation projects, the NGC plays an important role in collectively addressing structural issues on behalf of the Garifuna commu

After a successful inaugural staging in 2022, the Caribbean Women for Climate Justice conference is back! Conference leads, The Climate Conscious Podcast and The Breadfruit Collective team, join forces with Global Yaadie podcast for a second pod-to-pod episode. In a healthy dose of Caribbean girl magic, the planning team shares CW4J 2023 conference mission of prioritizing solutions

Indigenous peoples are the world’s first eco-warriors, through their way of life, they are  protectors and preservers of our natural environment. In the Caribbean, indigenous groups are fighting for land rights, the protection of natural resources, the continuity of their culture and resilience to climate change. In this two-part episode we connect with indigenous communitie