In this episode of the EcoVybz Podcast, Keron shares his journey in agricultural communications and digital content creation, and how he is using technology to reshape the way agriculture is taught and understood in the Caribbean. From developing an educational project with 360 degree video and VR headsets for schools, to reflecting on the role of AI, critical thinking, and storytelling, Keron highlights why innovation must be rooted in reality and context, not imported or imposed. This conversation explores the intersections of agriculture, education, and technology, and why staying grounded in lived Caribbean experiences is key to building resilient futures.

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In this deeply moving episode, Khadija is joined by Nigel Maduro, an Indigenous Caquetío community leader from Aruba, sustainability scientist, and frontline land defender. Nigel is a passionate advocate for climate justice, working at the intersection of conservation, indigenous rights, and community mobilisation across the Caribbean.

Together, they explore Nigel’s journey from childhood to activism, tracing how his connection to the land and ancestral knowledge shaped his path as a leader and protector of Aruba’s fragile ecosystems. Nigel reflects on the lasting impacts of tourism, colonialism, and cultural erasure in the Caribbean, calling for reforestation, greater regional unity, and the urgent need to amplify indigenous voices in climate spaces.

The conversation touches on the erasure of Indigenous Caribbean cultures, the importance of visibility and reconnection, and how traditional knowledge can guide modern sustainability practices. Nigel and Khadija also discuss their shared vision for an upcoming webinar to spotlight Indigenous youth environmental defenders in the region.

This episode is a powerful reminder that climate justice must include Indigenous leadership, cultural resurgence, and a fundamental rethinking of how we relate to land and sea. It is both a call to action and a celebration of resilience.

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In this powerful episode of Karibe Speak, Khadija is joined by Reyad Mohammed, a passionate environmental advocate and communicator from Trinidad and Tobago. Together, they unpack Reyad’s journey from childhood curiosity to becoming an Environmental Education Officer at the Environmental Management Authority.

The conversation dives deep into climate change impacts in Trinidad and Tobago, the challenges of extreme heat, rainfall, flooding, and the urgent need for culturally grounded climate education. Reyad shares insights on his work with Action for Climate Empowerment (ACE), the Youth Climate Ambassadors programme, and the importance of simplifying science through storytelling to bridge identity, advocacy, and community resilience.

From personal reflections to policy discussions, Khadija and Reyad explore the tension between development and preservation, the importance of behavioural shifts, and the call for Caribbean-centric imagery and narratives in climate spaces. The episode is a rich tapestry of lived experience, science, and a shared commitment to shaping a more informed, empowered, and climate-resilient Caribbean.