We’re sure you’ve been following the boom in social media content in Trinidad and Tobago. From Keevo TV to Ro’dey to the Trini Alphabet series, local comedic content creators are killing it daily, earning love
Picture it, the day is bright, warm, sunny. In your head, the idea of laying on the sand, some bake and shark in one hand as friends beckon you into the cool refreshing Caribbean sea,
Every dry season can potentially lead to a drought thankfully we are usually able to survive the dry season without entering a catastrophic drought situation. Presently we are facing a potential drought that can lead
We’re knee deep in the middle of the driest dry season Trinidad has faced in a while. Reservoir levels are at an all-time low and Sahara Dust is covering everything (yeah we know it has
Carnival is back which means the streets are ours! There’s fete after fete in the leadup to the Greatest Show on Earth, early morning and late night workouts around the Savannah and more opportunities than
January is the first month of the new year, it’s the month for resolutions and promises to make changes and do better in your life. It’s also the month after Christmas, a month in which
Next year I will… all New Year’s resolutions start with lofty goals of all the things you want to achieve and when January comes around you start off strong but by February those resolutions have
I’m sure you’re thinking, does my business really need to market itself digitally? Having a business requires constantly promoting your company to ensure customers come to you and don’t visit a competitor instead. While there are many
Every Trini knows Carnival begins as soon as Christmas Day ends and they also know Christmas begins as soon as Divali (or Eid, if it’s later than Divali) ends and as we’re currently in the
You wake up, it’s a Monday. You groan, turn over, check your bank account to see if you became rich overnight (spoiler alert: you didn’t) and you spend ten minutes wondering where the weekend went.
Ah, yes. Fetes. A basic and almost necessary part of Trini culture. Partying is almost like oxygen for the typical islander. Everyone who has been blessed enough to go to a fete will know all
We all know driving on the road is an annoying but necessary evil and, until teleportation is fully developed, it’s the only real way to get from point A to B. This doesn’t mean we
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