First-hand stories, useful guides and the people and places behind them.
Dominican artist Angie explains why men become eggs and animals in her paintings, with women at the centre, vintage references and room for a male portrait.
Xavi makes coconut soap by hand at Antilles Stillhouse in Antigua. His interview follows the fast pour, local farmers and the practical work behind each bar.
The Bay Gardens tour in Antigua covers an open garden, a boardwalk, local makers and wastewater used for irrigation, with interview quotes and operator sources.
In the Lower Yuna mangroves, a conservationist connects the discarded bottles and shoes to fossil fuels. A first-hand account of plastic pollution and responsibility for packaging.
Aragorn describes the spirals and flamingos in his Necker Island crown, how the design changes with your viewpoint and the symbols he leaves in his copper art.
Meet Morena Cappelen of Cabarete Sostenible, the community kitchen and garden feeding Cabarete one plant based plate at a time. I spent a day on site with.
Peter shows how Antigua House of Chocolate turns Dominica cocoa into paste and slabs, with his own words on machinery, ingredients and the products he makes.
From shutting the jiujitsu dojo to growing a garden on its roof, how Cabarete’s UFC level fighters built a food bank. Papo told me the origin story in.