The Bahamas Weekly News Team bring you an audio interview with Bahamian, Owen Bethel, producer of "Islands of the World Fashion Week" which will come to Nassau from November 5th to 8th and be presented at the Atlantis Resort and British Colonial Hilton.

Bethel explains how the idea came about, mentions Islands which will be represented (some as far away as Fiji!), and discusses what will be featured at the exciting four-day event in New Providence. The event is set to be an annual one.

As a primary member, and spokeman of FilmInvest, the company seeking to purchase the Bahamas Film Studios in Grand Bahama Island...

The Bahamas Weekly News Team brings you an exclusive audio interview with Philip French, special advisor to the Ministry of Sports in the UK, and organizer of the Premier League's involvement in the Grand Bahama Summer Soccer Camp now in its 5th year.

Listen as Editor and Coach, Robbin Whachell and Webmaster Dave Mackey talk with Phil about the sport of soccer  and about the exciting upcoming soccer camp on Grand Bahama Island and who will be the visiting Coaches. Yes, Luther Blissett will be back!

This year’s camp is again being held at the Freeport Football Rugby Club field on East Settlers Way and starts on June 23, closing on June 27.

The Bahamas Weekly News team (Dave and Robbin) contacted and interviewed snowboarder, twenty-two year old Korath Wright, who is presently visiting Nassau to promote and solidify his upcoming representation of his birth country, The Bahamas at the 2010 Winter Olympics in Vancouver, Canada. This is a historic first for The Bahamas.

In this phone interview Korath shares how he got into snowboarding, how he was contacted to represent The Bahamas, and his plans over the next couple of years prior to the 2010 Olympics.

Also enclosed are photos from the press presentation held in Nassau at the Britsish Colonial Hilton on Tuesday, May 27th. Click [Read more...] to  listen to the interview and learn more about Korath...

The Bahamas Weekly brings you an amazing audio interview, via phone from Brooklyn, New York, with Bahamian born, Chris "Kazi" Rolle, who is the focus behind the documentary film , "The Hip Hop Project", produced by Bruce Willis and Queen Latifah. Kazi has also been featured on Oprah on her "People Who Are Using Their Lives" segment.

In this interview Kazi explains about his life in The Bahamas, growing up in orphanages and foster homes, and how he made it to New York, and began hustling there to survive. He also speaks about the creation of Art Start's Hip-Hop Project, an outreach program which connects troubled teen to music industry professionals with the goal of producing rap albums reflecting real-life issues...