51 episodes
A Lawyer and a Policy Analyst Walk into a Bar A Lawyer and a Policy Analyst
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4.9 • 19 Ratings
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Join Jadric Cummings (The Lawyer) & Dr. Dalano DaSouza (The Policy Analyst) as they discuss Caribbean issues & current events over a cold beverage.
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S6 Ep. 5- Paying Through the Nose: Health Insurance in the Caribbean
On our grand return, we talk the cost of healthcare & the health insurance market in the Caribbean.
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S6 Ep. 4- Social InSecurity? National Insurance Sustainability in the Caribbean
We discuss the structure, financial sustainability, and reform of national insurance systems across the Caribbean as concerns rise about depletion of reserve funds in the coming years.
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S6 Ep. 3- For Our Eyes Only: Freedom of Information Legislation in the Caribbean
We review current Freedom of Information legislation in the Caribbean & discuss the need for widespread adoption in the region.
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S6 Ep. 2- Up & Up! Prices, Inflation & the Caribbean
We breakdown everything about inflation & what it means for the Caribbean with economist, Keenan Falconer.
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S6 Ep. 1- Ruption in the Federation: Team Dis-Unity & the St. Kitts Nevis Snap Election
We discuss the fall of St. Kitts and Nevis' Coalition Government and the upcoming snap election with Jabari Trotman and Rahym Augustin-Joseph.
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S5 Ep. 10- Jolly Old St. Capitalist? The Economics of Christmas
We talk Christmas capitalism, value-added tax (VAT) holidays, double salaries, consumer debt & more with economist, Dr. Simon Naitram.
Customer Reviews
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Thank you so much for this.
This is an excellent podcast. You guys know your stuff and have chosen some really pressing issues to cover.
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This podcast I think is extremely needed and should be given a huge platform as it so important and the conversations are needed for the Diaspora to develop