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An I-95.5 FM radio discussion highlighted Malcolm’s journey through Vision Mission, his development as a self-taught artist, and his efforts to use art and mentorship to support the community.

An interview with economic commentator Mariano explored data centers, proposed smelter projects, foreign investment, transfer pricing, and the economic and social policy challenges facing Trinidad and Tobago.

I-95.5 FM spoke with the former PNM General Secretary about claims surrounding Ashton Ford’s resignation.

I-95.5 FM’s “Beyond the Symptoms” program featured host Roger in conversation with Dr. Kevin Pierre about metabolic dysfunction, functional medicine, and the importance of identifying underlying causes of health problems.

A senior Communication Workers’ Union representative spoke on I-95.5 FM about the union’s concerns over TSTT management, alleged anti-worker practices, staffing levels, and its demand for a 10% wage increase.

Radio programme featured former PNM leaders Ashton Ford and Marilyn Gordon discussing the PNM Constitution, General Council procedures, party governance, and ongoing internal affairs.

An I-95.5 FM health segment highlighted how information shared through the radio program prompted listener Dexter John to seek preventive screening, leading to the early detection and treatment of kidney cancer at New Town Medical Center.

During a live segment on 95.5 FM, education activist joined host Cameron to discuss early assessment, special-needs education, and the resources needed to better support children who do not fit the conventional school model.

I-95.5 FM’s Cameron Fisher spoke with leaders of the Trinidad and Tobago Police Service Social and Welfare Association about a book-bartering programme designed to help families reduce the cost of school supplies, as well as learning-style assessments for children.

In a recent segment of the I-95.5 afternoon drive program, host welcomed long-time political figure Edmund Berkeley to discuss ongoing turmoil and challenges within his party’s executive ranks.

During the “EPA Speaks” segment on I-95.5 FM, host Cameron Fisher interviewed Mr. Richardson of the Estate Police Association about the longstanding legal and labour challenges faced by private security and estate police officers.

In a special segment of “Connections with Camera” on I-95.5 FM, Estate Police Association president Derek Richardson discussed alleged unlawful deductions, bond practices and working conditions affecting security officers in Trinidad and Tobago.

During a live broadcast on I-95.5 FM, a health specialist from Customized Health Solutions discussed a Tobago client’s reported experience with the Compass Assessment and the health improvements he attributed to the programme.

During a live interview on I-95.5 FM’s morning show, MP Brian Manning discussed concerns about internal party affairs, alleged corruption and calls for reform within the PNM constituency in San Fernando East.

I-95.5 FM’s afternoon drive featured an interview with Dr. Hacken Williams about a two-week rites of passage programme for young men in East Dry River, focused on restorative justice, practical life skills and community development.

In a recent interview on I-95.5 FM, Dr. Pearl Springer reflected on the transformative impact of the free secondary-education policy introduced by Dr. Eric Williams and its lasting benefits for families in Trinidad and Tobago.

In a segment of I-95.5 FM’s morning show, host Dale welcomed Dr. Keith Rowley to discuss the recent revocation of U.S. visas and the questions surrounding the reasons and process behind the cancellations.

I95.5FM’s “Center Five at Five” featured Marvin Gonzales discussing the Police Service Commission appointment process and the role of Parliament in scrutinizing the appointment of an acting Commissioner of Police during an emergency.

I95.5FM featured Brian Springer of Customized Health Solutions and his client Roy, who discussed how the company’s Compass assessment and a personalized health program supported improvements in Roy’s chronic health conditions.

In a live broadcast, the program brought together **Dr. Henry** and **Mr. Weatherhead** to examine the proposed Revenue Authority, its implications for public-sector workers, and wider challenges facing Trinidad and Tobago’s economy. The radio show originally aired August 14 between 10-10:30 am.

In a recent I955 FM public-service reform programme, labour expert **Trevor Johnson** discussed rising job losses, unsettled government commitments to workers, and the need for economic diversification and stronger cooperation between government, employers, and unions. Interview originally aired August 14 between 9-9:30 am.

A former client shared his journey through rehabilitation and the hidden reality of “functional addiction,” offering insights into recovery, denial, and the personal commitments that helped him stay sober. Interview originally aired August 14 between 12 pm and 12:30 pm.

Project Hope on I955FM explored the role of Narcotics Anonymous in supporting addiction recovery, with guests sharing their personal experiences and calling for stronger community support, skills training and employment opportunities.

In an interview on I-95.5 FM’s “The 95 Mandate Special Series,” union representative Mr. Brown discusses rising job losses, restrictions on labour protests, the chicken shortage, and concerns about government intervention.