Video: Caribbean Music Diversity Unveiled
Top 14 Caribbean Musical Genres
Let’s explore some of the musical sounds from around the Caribbean. We delve into the origins of the various Caribbean genres, their instruments, and notable artists within these genres. 1. Reggae (Jamaica) […]
Voyager Caribbean Update!
We are back! Thank you for your patience and continued support — it truly means a lot to us! Voyager Caribbean is here again to bring you the rich stories, vibrant culture, […]
How deep is your…Ocean?
Many people consider the ocean a majestic place filled with life and wonder. Movies such as The Little Mermaid and Moana center around the majesty of the ocean; however, have you ever […]
Voyager Caribbean’s Weekly Podcast Episode 2–Interesting Caribbean Facts!
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Happy New Year! In this episode, we highlight some of the news from the Caribbean and around the world. Please check out our latest podcast below!
Happy New Year
Voyager Caribbean’s Podcast Premieres
Will you be tuning into Voyager Caribbean’s weekly podcast that debuts on January 1, 2022? Voyager Caribbean hopes that you do! During the 30 minute podcast, listeners can expect the podcast’s […]
USVI, need a Laptop? Check out Elaborate Universal Link!–AD
Elaborate Universal Link is a small business based in the United States Virgin Islands that sells computers, TVs, surveillance equipment, and much more! Check them out at https://www.elaborateuniversallink.com/.
Merry Christmas from Voyager Caribbean!
Voyager Caribbean wishes our readers a Merry Christmas! Please check out our latest video wishing you a Merry Christmas. Also, check out some of the Caribbean Christmas music we are playing to […]
Akuzmo and the Golden Coins By Marilyn J. Malone–Advertisement
Akuzmo and the Golden Coins, written by Marilyn J. Malone (who is from the island of Nevis), is a novel about a fourteen-year-old boy named Akuzmo who embarks on a quest with […]
Voyager Caribbean’s Weekly Podcast Debuts
St. Thomas, USVI–Voyager Caribbean is launching its weekly podcast on January 1, 2022. Listeners can tune in every Saturday at 11 AM Eastern Standard time on various platforms, which include Spotify, Google […]
Chile Declares National Days of Mourning for Covid-19 Deceased
Chile—Chile’s President, Sebastián Piñera, declared that the country will remember Chileans who died from COVID-19 on August 9th to 10th. While announcing the days of mourning, Mr. Sebastián Piñera said that the […]
Weather Systems Circulating in the Atlantic Ocean
According to the National Hurricane Center (NHC), as of August 8, 2021, at 2:00 PM EDT, two systems have a high probability of developing in the Atlantic Ocean. System 1 According […]
St. Vincent and the Grenadines Prime Minister Suffers Blow to Head at Protest
St. Vincent and the Grenadines — While at a protest organized by the New Democratic Party (NDP) and two trade unions, Prime Minister, Dr. Ralph Gonsalves, was struck in the head by […]
Haiti’s Judges Afraid to Investigate Assassination of Moise
Haiti–Haiti is struggling to find a judge in the country that is willing to investigate the assassination of President Jovenel Moise. Sources say that the judges fear for their lives if they […]
Residents in Building near Champlain Towers told to leave immediately
Florida–Residents of the Crestview Towers Condominium, located in Florida, second building, were told to leave the building after engineers found significant issues with the building’s concrete and electrical systems. Officials determined that […]
Hurricane Elsa is Barbados’ first Hurricane in more than 60 years
Barbados experienced its first hurricane in more than 60 years. Hurricane Elsa, which impacted Barbados as a category 1 hurricane, caused roofs to be blown off and trees to collapse. Some […]
Nevis will enter one week of 24-hour lockdown Starting July 3, 2021
Nevis will begin its 24-hour lockdown on July 3, 2021. The lockdown will end on July 12, 2021. According to Dr. Timothy Harris, Prime Minister of St. Kitts and Nevis, the lockdown was […]
Heat-wave Hits Canada Causing Heat Related Deaths
According to the Vancouver Police, officers have responded to more than 65 sudden deaths since the onset of the heatwave, which began last week Friday. Temperatures in Vancouver began to increase last […]
Caribbean News Round-Up–June 26, 2021
Caribbean News Young, Unvaccinated Passengers Infected with Covid-19 while on Cruise Royal Caribbean said that two of its passengers tested positive for COVID-19. The passengers who tested positive for the virus were unvaccinated and […]
Top 4 facts to Know about Hurricanes
Interesting fact 1: How do hurricanes develop? According to NOAA and Weather.gov, hurricanes form over warm (over 79 degrees Fahrenheit) ocean waters in the Atlantic basin. The warm, moist air above […]
News Round-Up April 18 to 24, 2021
News Antigua and Barbuda PM, Gaston Browne, Comments About St. Vincent’s Evacuees Met with Criticism The Prime Minister (PM) of Antigua and Barbuda is receiving strong criticism from his constituents after his […]
Breaking News: Ex-Police Officer, Derek Chauvin, found guilty on all counts for the Murder of George Floyd
Former Minneapolis Police Officer, Derek Chauvin, was found guilty for the murder of George Floyd today, April 20, 2021.
La Soufrière Volcanic Eruption–St. Vincent and the Grenadines April 2021
Gain more information on the volcanic eruption that occurred on the island of St. Vincent. ***Voyager Caribbean does not own or implies that it owns the images in […]
Deciding on Whether to Take the Covid-19 Vaccine
The COVID-19 pandemic, which started over one year ago, has inflicted chaos on humankind. For many, this chaos has been felt in all stages of life. Moreover, this pandemic has ushered in […]
We Want to Hear from You
Dear Reader: We have been making some changes to our website and wanted to know what changes you want to see! As you know, we love hearing from you! 🙂 Let us […]
Happy New Year!
We know that 2020 has been a challenging year, but we here at Voyager Caribbean are optimistic that 2021 will be better. Check out our video wishing you a Happy New Year! […]
Voyager Caribbean’s Top 5 Exercises for Weight Loss
Want to lose weight? Check out our video on the top 5 exercises for weight loss! At Voyager Caribbean, we got you!
Music: Kes The Band–We Home Special
Kes The Band is back again, however, at home as a result of Coronavirus.
Caribbean Countries and their Populations
Caribbean countries and their populations.
Discussion: Why does this Continue to Happen?
By now many of you may have seen the video of George Floyd, am African American man pleading with a police officer to take his knee (the police officers knee) off of his neck while three other officers held him down.
Check Out Skinny Fabulous’s New Song “Apology”
Skinny Fabulous has released a new song called “Apology.” The soca star’s new song is about a man who is apologetic about his flaws and yearns for his lover to return.
Learning to Appreciate The Small Wins
Learning to Appreciate Small Wins
The Struggle to Manage Anixety During COVID-19
Managing anxiety can be tough during this time.
The Essentials: USVI Carnival Music Classics
Photo Credit: Super Knit In honor of the St. Thomas, USVI carnival, the below songs are classics that are often played during its carnival. The Awesome Jamband–Music from The VI (Click here […]
St. Thomas, USVI Virtual Carnival!
Carnival, for many Caribbean islands, is the ultimate representation of culture!
A Closer Look at the Impact of COVID-19 on Black America
Black Americans are dying at alarming rates from COVID-19. Although Blacks are minorities in the United States
Nadia Batson’s New Song/Video Champion Sound
Nadia Batson is back at it again! The Trinidadian singer just dropped her newest song, “Champion Sound.”
Shopping on a Tight Budget
According to Maslow’s hierarchy of needs, basic needs such as food, water, shelter and security are essential in order for an individual to obtain self-actualization. In such a time, when the global economy has slowed considerably, millions of people have lost their jobs and when opportunities are far and in between, it is imperative that we use our resources (money) wisely in order for us to meet our basic needs.
A Few Lessons That Could Be Learned From Physical Distancing
A Few Lessons That Could Be Learned From Physical Distancing
Keeping Children Educationally Focused and Busy During COVID-19
As many island nations are now under stay at home orders or curfews and with schools being closed, many parents and/or caregivers are now wondering, what they can do to keep their children educated and happy during this time.
Coping During COVID-19
Around the world, people are struggling to deal with living their lives with COVID-19. Bustling cities are now at a standstill.
Listen to Voyager Caribbean’s News Round-up
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The Kingdom of Tonga Experience Volcanic Eruption and Tsunami
On Saturday, January 15, 2022, an underwater volcano erupted near the island nation of Tonga. This volcanic eruption caused tsunami warnings to be issued across the South Pacific and the West Coast […]
Video: Barbados to have Snap Election
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Weekly News Round-Up
Mega Yacht Allegedly collides with Tanker off the coast of the Bahamas A 160-foot tanker owned by Maritime Management was allegedly struck by superyacht, Utopia IV, on Christmas Eve in 2021 off […]
