It's a New Year, 2026 and Jamaica is the process of rebuilding after the devastation caused by Category 5 Hurricane Melissa. The approach to building a sustainable future going forward is focusing on housing, shelters, economy stimulus and public campaigns. Listen for more details!

Let's take a scroll down the memory lane recapping the events, items, stuff that happen in 2025 that was related to Jamaica and the rest of the world. Hopefully you hear something that you remember!

Listen for examples, ideas, reasons and real life events that has captured the essence of that statement, Jamaica is not a real place! When you think about many times hearing about Jamaican happenings, heritage or the news, while watching content generated from Jamaican either staged or natural you will come to the conclusion that Jamaica is not a real place.

Jamaica Land we love on a path to improvement, a couple things not so good but a few things that are on the right track trending in the right direction. There are some other areas that are upcoming in Jamaica poised to do well. All of which are driven over time by the people and our history. All revealed in this episode.

What do you remember from what happened in the summer months in Jamaica. So many things happen during May to September in Jamaica, from hurricanes, music, deals, festivals, trips, school results, work or just relaxation to beat the heat.

The electorate will vote shortly but will the JLP or PNP promises, manifesto, messaging, campaign and machinery be enough to win. Listen to hear it all broken down, also reasons for win or lose of either political party.

In Jamaica, the appointment of Dennis Chung is being questioned but generally issues surrounding the appointment process, qualification, affiliation and suitability of people from the private sector coming to public leadership needs to be discussed.

Intro is Happy Father's Day big up but mainly discussed the Jamaica Constabulary Force in the role of major crime, fatal shootings , trending up in 2025. Also, mentioned the Jamaica For Justice protest what it means and finally thoughts or how to improve policing in Jamaica.