RJRGleaner Radio Services Podcast

In this episode of That's A Wrap, murders and other major crimes down, getting it right at the F.L.A, The State intends to acquire Marcus Garvey's childhood home and an African star has dimmed with the passing of Koffe Annam, the first African to ascend to the position of UN Secretary-General.

At 7:30 Jamaica Environment Trust says although a draft Beach Control Act is under review, a development that effectively denies Jamaicans access to beaches and the coastline continues to be approved. Suzanne Stanley from the trust will speak with us. at 7:45, you may have seen a video that has gone viral with a section of a gas station that was on fire, we want to turn the spotlight on our gas stations in Jamaica, how safe are they? Second Vice President of the Jamaica Gasoline Retailers Association Phillip Chong will join us. at 8, the Metrological Service of Jamaica is predicting that it will get even hotter in Jamaica, meteorologist Romaine Robinson will join us to tell why. At 8:15 it will be Your insurance advantage At 8:30 we will get an update on the latest happening in Caribbean Politics with Social and Political Commentator Kevon Eddie. And at 8:45 we have the feature Shoppers Delight with our friends from HiLo Food Stores, Donna Taylor- Wright will share with us the deals for this weekend.

In the news marker agenda at 7:30 head of the Jamaica Confederation of Trade Union Helene Davis-Whyte says the way of working out inflation in Jamaica is inaccurate she will join us to tell why At 7:45, we continue our discussion about access to beaches General Manager for Guardsman Hospitality, the group responsible for Puerto Seco beach. At 8:15, Opposition Spokesman on Transport Mikael Phillips says the issue of spare parts and proper maintenance of the fleet of vehicles at the JUTC is a cause for concern, he will join us to say why. At 8:30 Dr Diva Amon a marine biologist and deep-sea ecologist from Trinidad, won the inaugural Secretary General's Award for Excellence in Deep Sea Research during the International Seabed Authority's 24th session in Kingston, she will join us

In the newsmaker agenda at 7:30 the Supreme Court on Friday granted an injunction paving the way for a 5-year-old girl with dreadlocks to attend Kensington Primary School come September. We will hear from Executive Director for Jamaica For Justice & Isat Buchanan one of the lawyers who filed the motion on behalf of Jamaicans For Justice. At 7:45 we hear from Lorenzo Smith, he says our education system is classist and needs re-engineering, he will tell us why. It’s Tuesday, which means at 8, we go On Our Roads with the NWA. Acting Communications Manager Ramona Lawson will join us. At 8:30 Researchers says air pollution is linked to changes in the structure of the heart. We will hear from researcher Maudrian Burton and scientist Dr. Nay Aung. At 8:45 we have our weekly feature the Heart Health Needs brought to you by the Partners Interventional Centre of Jamaica Limited (PICJ).

In the news marker agenda the government requested an extension to ZOSO and the State of Emergency, we will hear excerpts of his presentation and the response from the opposition. We then gauged reactions on the government's request for an extension to ZOSO and the State of Emergency. President of the Private Sector Organisation of Jamaica Howard Mitchell, Mayor of Montego Bay Homer Davis will join us & Deputy Chairman of the PMI Horace Levy joined us. The Meteorological Service of Jamaica says rainfall across most areas continues to be hindered by the presence of Saharan dust across the central Caribbean. Meteorologist Romaine Robinson tells us about the Saharan Dust. We then discussed the Youth For Sustainable Development Conference with Jerome Cowans and Rochelle Reid

At 7:30 the Jamaica Environment Trust, JET says recurrent incidents at Retirement and Riverton indicates inadequate management of Jamaica's licensed dumps Suzanne Stanley CEO For the JET will join us At 7:45 Director of Public Prosecutions (DPP) Paula Llewellyn, has been accused of prosecutorial misconduct during the Vybz Kartel murder trial, Bert Samuels one of the lawyers representing Shawn Campbell, will join us. At 8 we take a trip on our roads with the National Works Agency. Their Acting Manager Communications and Customer Service Ramona Lawson will join us. At 8:30 workers, pensioners, and students took to the streets of Nicaragua to object to an overhaul of the social security

In the news marker agenda at 7:30 The Jamaica Environment Trust says it is concerned about the frequency of fires at waste disposal sites across the island and is urging the Government and its agencies to take urgent action to bring the fire at the Retirement dump in St James under control. Audley Gordon from the National Solid Waste Management Authority will join us. At 7:45 With successive administrations failing to implement tougher measures to regulate the funeral industry, there are growing concerns over the ease with which untrained persons continue to enter, Calvin Lyn president of the Jamaica Association of Certified Embalmers and Funeral Directors will join us. At 8, we will speak to SSP Calvin Allen as we discuss traffic management issues. Then at 8:15 the World Cup has ended with France being the new world cup champions Sports Journalist Cassius Watson will sum it all up for us. At 8:30 more help coming for persons living with HIV/AIDS who face discrimination, head of JN plus Jumoke Patrick will join us

In the news marker agenda at 7:30 Jamaica has seen an increase in tourism arrivals despite sections of the country being under a state of emergency. Minister of tourism Edmond Barlett will share how they were able to do it. Then At 8 we get an update on the happenings within the Caribbean region, Social & Political Commentator Kevon Eddy will join us. Then at 8:15 our friends from FosRich joins us to talk about energy conservation. At 8:30 it’s time for Your Agenda where we hear from you. We will open the phonelines to take your calls.

In the news marker agenda, we will turn the spotlight on the Ministry of Labour and Social Security, we will examine the increases in Pension, Minimum wage and also discuss the issuance of work permit. Chief Technical Director, Social Security Mrs. Audrey Deer-Williams and Divisional Director - Industrial Relations and Allied Services Ms. Gillian Corrodus will join us. Then, the Opposition Spokesman on Tourism Wykeham Mcneill will join us to discuss the sectoral presentation that he made in parliament on Tuesday. Advantage General then joins us for Your Insurance Advantage. And we talk Immigration matters with Dahlia Walker-Huntington.