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Unfiltered. A podcast network with shows focusing on current events ranging from pop culture to politics. No topic is off-limits and the discussions are as varied as the panels! Similarly to catching up with friends, join in dialogue that is both entertaining and informative. Home of the “The LINK Up Podcast”, “Platonically Speaking”, “Bright & Facety”, “So You’re 30.. Now What?” & “World Talk” and more!

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  • TLUP : “Fatherhood, Emotions, and Brotherhood”

    TLUP : “Fatherhood, Emotions, and Brotherhood”
    Jun 15 2025

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    In this candid roundtable Pilot episode, Victor, Rohan, Fabio and Travis came together for an unfiltered conversation about life, fatherhood, mental health, and the unseen challenges men face daily. From honest stories about overcoming rough pasts and surviving life-changing illnesses to sharing lessons learned as fathers, friends, and partners, this episode is all about normalizing what it means to be a “good man” today.

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    51 m
  • Episode 136 | “Flashing Lights”

    Episode 136 | “Flashing Lights”
    Jun 12 2025

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    1 h y 38 m
  • TLUP | “Emancipation Day: Speaker Series”

    TLUP | “Emancipation Day: Speaker Series”
    May 28 2025

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    In this special episode of The Link Up Podcast, host Victor Crumbley moderates a powerful conversation in collaboration with the Ministry of Youth, Sports, Culture, and Heritage, diving into the past, present, and future of emancipation in the Cayman Islands.

    Our distinguished panel—Dr. Frank McField, Dr. Christopher Williams, Latoya Francis, and Katlen Bush—explores the legacy of slavery, race relations, cultural identity, and the grassroots efforts that led to the return of Emancipation Day as a national holiday.

    From historical truths to modern realities, this discussion is both thought-provoking and deeply personal—highlighting the importance of education, youth empowerment, and preserving Caymanian heritage.

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    1 h y 30 m
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