Congresswoman and gubernatorial candidate Stacey Plaskett joins Caribbean Currency Podcast for one of her most candid conversations yet.

In this episode, Stacey opens up about her deep Virgin Islands roots and responds to critics who question her connection to the territory because she wasn't born here, explaining why her family's 300-year history in the Virgin Islands is central to who she is.

For the first time, she also addresses the rumors, speculation, and questions surrounding her relationship with Jeffrey Epstein—an issue that has followed her for years but has rarely been discussed publicly.

We also dive into the issues that matter most to Virgin Islanders:

•⁠ ⁠The future of WAPA and energy reform

•⁠ ⁠The state of healthcare in the territory

•⁠ ⁠Economic development and opportunity

•⁠ ⁠Leadership, accountability, and her vision for the Virgin Islands

•⁠ ⁠Why she's running for Governor and what she believes the future of the territory should look like

At Caribbean Currency, we believe in asking the questions that others won't. This conversation is honest, direct, and focused on the issues that matter to the people of the Virgin Islands.

Watch until the end and let us know in the comments: Do you believe Stacey Plaskett is the leader to take the Virgin Islands forward?

In one of the most powerful and unfiltered conversations yet on Caribbean Currency, Donna Frett Gregory joins us for a deep discussion about the future of the Virgin Islands and the issues impacting our community today.

From government transparency and accountability to fiscal responsibility, leadership, economic growth, and creating a better Virgin Islands for the next generation — nothing was off limits in this explosive interview.

Donna Frett Gregory speaks candidly about the challenges we face as a territory, the importance of responsible governance, and the conversations that many people are afraid to have publicly.

This episode is thought-provoking, intense, informative, and guaranteed to spark conversation throughout the Virgin Islands and beyond.

If you care about the future of the USVI, this is an interview you cannot afford to miss.

Watch until the end and let us know your thoughts in the comments below.

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On this episode of Caribbean Currency, we sit down with former Senator and Delegate to Congress candidate Janelle Sarauw for one of her most candid interviews yet.

Sarauw reflects on her journey into politics, her time serving in the Legislature, and the challenges she faced while navigating the political landscape of the U.S. Virgin Islands. She speaks openly about moments when she believed her safety may have been at risk, allegations of corruption within the territory, and what she believes must change to restore public trust in government.

We also tackle one of the biggest issues facing the Virgin Islands—WAPA. Sarauw shares her thoughts on whether the utility can be saved, what reforms are needed, and how leaders can begin moving the territory toward a more sustainable future.

The conversation closes with an important discussion about political literacy, civic engagement, and why educating voters may be one of the most powerful tools for creating meaningful change.

Whether you agree with her positions or not, this episode provides an insightful look at the challenges, opportunities, and conversations shaping the future of the Virgin Islands.

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In this episode, we sit down with Timothy Thomas, singer-songwriter from the U.S. Virgin Islands, whose talent and dedication have helped shape some of today’s biggest records. Alongside his brother Theron Thomas, Timothy is a Grammy Award–winning songwriter, known not only for chart-topping success but for staying deeply grounded in purpose and family.

Timothy takes us back to his early musical experiences growing up, sharing how discipline, structure, and encouragement from his father helped shape his work ethic and respect for the craft. He opens up about the powerful bond he shares with his brother, how their relationship influences their creativity, and what it’s like building success together.

Beyond the accolades, Timothy also speaks on creating his own label—a platform designed to uplift, mentor, and provide real opportunities for other musical artists. This conversation is about more than music; it’s about legacy, discipline, brotherhood, and giving back.

A must-listen for creatives, entrepreneurs, and anyone inspired by Caribbean excellence on a global stage.

In this powerful episode, hosts Kyle Sexius and Dwayne “Redman” Hodge sit down with Negus Imara, a dynamic creative whose talents span comedy, music, and cultural advocacy. Born in Jamaica and now based in the U.S., Negus shares his journey of migration, self-discovery, and how his Caribbean roots continue to shape his voice and vision.

He dives into how he found his way into comedy, the inspiration behind his conscious musical choices, and his deep commitment to the welfare of Caribbean people—both on the islands and in the diaspora. Most importantly, Negus speaks from the heart about his longing to see greater unity among Caribbean nations and cultures.

In this special episode of the Caribbean Currency Podcast, hosts Kyle Sexius, and Dwayne “Red Man” Hodge sit down with the late Jordan “Dutty Heart” Jones. He was a comedian, social media influencer, and adopted son of the Virgin Islands.

Born in Texas but raised on the island of St. Croix, Jordan brought a unique blend of Southern roots and VI culture to his comedy and content. With a natural gift for making people laugh and a heart full of joy, Jordan shares how he got his start in comedy, what it was like growing up between worlds, and the highs and lows of building a life that brought laughter to thousands.

This heartfelt conversation is a reminder that joy is powerful, laughter is legacy, and the impact we make can outlive us all.

🕊️ Rest in power, Jordan. Your story and your spirit live on.

In a recent episode of the Caribbean Currency Podcast, hosts Kyle and Red Man sit down with Adam O, an international Soca artist hailing from the US Virgin Islands with roots in the British Virgin Islands. Known for his energetic performances and infectious charm, Adam O has captivated audiences worldwide with hit songs like “Warming Up,” “She Ready,” and “Stress Bout Dat.”

During the interview, Adam O shares his inspiring journey from serving as a helicopter mechanic in the U.S. Marine Corps to becoming a celebrated figure in the Soca music scene. He talks about his transition from military to civilian life, his early passion for music, and the relentless drive that led him to create opportunities in the industry. Listeners will gain insight into the stories behind his popular tracks and receive valuable advice aimed at aspiring young artists navigating their own paths. 

This episode offers a compelling look into the resilience and creativity that define Adam O’s career, providing both fans and new listeners with a deeper understanding of the man behind the music.

In this powerful episode of the Caribbean Currency Podcast, we sit down with Kishawnie Henry, better known as Billy Blasta, an extraordinary individual whose story will inspire you to overcome life's toughest challenges.

As a teenager, Kishawnie faced a life-altering trauma that left him paralyzed. But his journey didn’t end there—it was only the beginning of a story of strength, resilience, and determination. Kishawnie shares how he continued his education, leaned on mentors and therapists for guidance, and found the inner drive to push forward despite the odds.

He also discusses his compelling book, Dark Paradise, revealing the personal experiences and emotions that inspired him to pen his story. Now an entrepreneur and motivational figure, Kishawnie uses his platform to show that life in a wheelchair is no barrier to success.

Tune in to hear how Kishawnie's journey has shaped his mission to inspire others to embrace their potential and achieve greatness, no matter the obstacles.