In this enlightening episode, we sit down with Isiah Cruz, a trailblazer passionate about leveraging technology and community to drive regenerative environmental projects. With a unique blend of AI/Data Science expertise and a fervor for grassroots initiatives, Isiah's work with Litter Token and his new venture, Ama Earth Group, has sparked environmental action across the globe.

Join us as Isiah shares his journey of blending indigenous wisdom with modern solutions for planetary healing. We delve into the importance of spirituality and environmental grounding, exploring how these elements are crucial for becoming effective advocates for a sustainable future. Isiah's insights highlight the intersectionality of technology, spirituality, and environmental advocacy, offering a profound perspective on how we can all contribute to the planet's healing.

Tune in to discover how Isiah's innovative approach is fostering a new era of environmental action, driven by both cutting-edge technology and deep-rooted spiritual wisdom.

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Join us on this episode of the EcoVybz Podcast's Karibe Speak Season as we sit down with Jevanic Henry, a distinguished climate and development professional from Saint Lucia. Jevanic has an impressive background, having served as the Climate Change Special Envoy for the Caribbean Youth Environment Network and as a Foreign Service Officer with the Government of Saint Lucia. His extensive experience in the multilateral space includes roles such as United Nations Foundation’s Next Generation Fellow, a position with the climate change unit of the Commonwealth Secretariat, and co-authoring a practical guide on enhancing access to climate finance.

In 2023, Jevanic became Saint Lucia’s first Alliance of Small Island States (AOSIS) Fellow, working at the Permanent Mission of Saint Lucia to the United Nations in New York. He also achieved the milestone of being appointed the first Caribbean representative to the UN Secretary-General’s Youth Advisory Group on Climate Change.

Throughout the episode, we delve into the climate realities facing the Caribbean, particularly in Saint Lucia. We discuss the critical importance of climate finance, the intricacies of climate finance negotiations at COP 28, and the progress being made on Loss and Damage. Additionally, Jevanic shares his insights on the significance of community engagement and his ongoing efforts to support community-based youth entities in Saint Lucia. These efforts include building capacity, developing bankable project proposals, and accessing relevant financing facilities for climate change resilience projects.

Tune in to hear from Jevanic Henry and gain a deeper understanding of the challenges and opportunities in climate advocacy within the Caribbean. This episode is a must-listen for anyone passionate about climate action and the empowerment of local communities.

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Join us for an insightful episode featuring Trinidadian multimedia journalist Ryan Bachoo, hailing from Princess Town, Trinidad and Tobago. With 13 years of experience at Guardian Media, Ryan has become a prominent figure in the industry, rising from an intern to a junior reporter, producer, and anchor for various news and current affairs programs. His extensive coverage includes politics, sports, social news, and climate change.

In this episode, we delve into the significance of climate journalism in the Caribbean region, reflecting on Ryan's experiences, including his participation in the United Nations Climate Change Conference in Egypt and Dubai 2023. Ryan shares his insights from COP 28, highlighting the critical role of climate journalism in addressing regional and global environmental challenges. Additionally, he offers valuable advice for aspiring journalists looking to cover climate change. Don't miss this engaging conversation with one of the Caribbean's leading voices in climate journalism.