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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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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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On this episode: Kim joins the podcast to catch up on the 2025 Referendum & Elections results. What were some of the shocks & surprises? Are changes needed to the counting system? Plus we give flowers to our in studio political analyst & the crew digresses into corporal punishment, this & much more!

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In this episode of The LinkUp Podcast, Chris and Vic sit down with Arden McLean, known as "The Action Man," who reflects on his dynamic career, from building new highways in the Cayman Islands to an intense moment where he almost laid in front of a bulldozer to make a point. McLean also opens up about his political journey, including his decision to leave the PPM (People’s Progressive Movement) and candidly reveals his biggest mistake as a politician, showcasing his trademark honesty. With a reputation for bold, hands-on leadership, McLean shares unfiltered insights into infrastructure development, political challenges, and the lessons learned from his controversial yet action-driven approach. The episode offers a mix of drama, introspection, and rare behind-the-scenes perspectives on Cayman’s growth.

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In this episode of The Link Up Podcast, host Chris sits down with Ellio Solomon, Chairperson of the ACT (The Association for Cruise Tourism).

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As part of The Link Up: Before the Ballot series, Chris sit down with Katherine Ebanks-Wilks, the candidate for West Bay Central and founding member of the The Caymanian Community Party (TCCP). With just days before Cayman heads to the polls on April 30th, Ebanks-Wilks reflects on her first term in Parliament, her time as Speaker, and her role as Minister of Sustainability.

In this candid conversation, she discusses the decision to walk away from the UPM government, the formation of the TCCP, challenges with the National Conservation Act, immigration concerns, affordable housing, and her vision for the future of West Bay Central. This is a must-watch for voters looking to understand her stance on key issues and her plans for the next four years if re-elected.

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In this episode, we sit down with Carmen McField, a dedicated community advocate and candidate for George Town Central, whose passion for service spans over four decades. Carmen opens up about her deep-rooted commitment to uplifting others, particularly the elderly, through hands-on efforts—from organizing fishing trips and bingo nights to ensuring food security for those in need.

She also delves into pressing local issues like crime, housing challenges, and her personal connection to growing up in Central George Town, offering insights into her vision for a stronger, more compassionate community. Tune in for a heartfelt conversation about resilience, service, and the power of giving back.

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