Our Podcast focuses on the intersection of creativity and business— culturally situated in the Heartbeat of Jamaica and abroad. The Creative Frequency podcast, produced by the Institute of Caribbean Studies (ICS) within the Faculty of Humanities and Education at The University of the West Indies (UWI) , Mona, is dedicated to exploring the dynamic intersection of culture and commerce across the region. Directed by Dr. Dave Gosse , the program spotlights the innovative spirit of Jamaican entrepreneurs who are building and scaling creative businesses. Co-hosted by MPhil/PhD Scholar Rachel Fenderson and CCI Scholar Radika Myers , the show leverages academic insight and local expertise to investigate how figures like Model/Actor Dane Jones , Perfumier Edwin Bruce of (Prince D'Bruce), gourmet caterer Chef Candace Carr , and Director of Technology and Community Engagement Damion Johnson of (S.E.T.A.S) are defining success on their own terms, often challenging traditional industry standards and colonial legacies. The essence of this podcast is a deep dive into Cultural Studies through the lens of economic entrepreneurship . It examines the practical realities of launching and sustaining creative brands—from custom high-end fragrances and niche culinary arts to community-engaged mobile technology and professional acting—within the Jamaican and wider Caribbean economy. By allocating dedicated segments to cultural expressions like "Tek Time Fi Chat" and centering discussions on topics like regional stereotypes, authentic representation, and community investment, the podcast aims to preserve, interrogate, and celebrate Jamaican cultural identity as a powerful driver of innovation and economic resilience for the entire region. Executive Producer & Cohost Rachel Fenderson. Follow us @ICSMONA @TheCreativeFrequencyPodcast
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Signup to Generate a PitchOur Podcast focuses on the intersection of creativity and business, culturally situated in the Heartbeat of Jamaica and abroad.
Recent episodes include "OFF THE CUFF | Michael Elliott" (16 July 2026, 14 minutes), "OFF THE CUFF | RUNKUS" (2 July 2026, 25 minutes), and "The Cultural Statesman: Music Production, Legislative Reform, & The Leader of the Opposition Mr. Mark J. Golding" (18 June 2026, 90 minutes).
The Creative Frequency Podcast publishes roughly every two weeks, with episodes averaging 39 minutes across 11 episodes.
Booking probability for The Creative Frequency Podcast is 35%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. The Creative Frequency Podcast requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. The Creative Frequency Podcast's contact route on record: public web form.
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The Creative Frequency Podcast is an arts show with 11 episodes published.
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The Creative Frequency Podcast
BONUS EPISODE We are joined by a profound visual narrator and "Conceptual Scenographer of the canvas" who has spent over two decades documenting the Caribbean’s social and historical pulse: Michael Elliott . A graduate...
The Creative Frequency Podcast
BONUS EPISODE We are joined today by a visionary vocalist, producer, and composer who is actively redrawing the maps of Jamaican music: Romario "RUNKUS" Bennett . Born into a rich reggae lineage as the son of Determine...
Episode #8
Today on The Creative Frequency Podcast , we welcome a true multi-hyphenate visionary whose career defies traditional boundaries, seamlessly bridging the worlds of high finance, commercial law, national politics, and...
Episode #7
<p>We are joined by a profound visual narrator and "Conceptual Scenographer of the canvas" who has spent over two decades documenting the Caribbean’s social and historical pulse: Michael Elliott. A graduate of the Edna...
Episode #6
<p>Part 2</p><p>We are joined today by a visionary vocalist, producer, and composer who is actively redrawing the maps of Jamaican music: Romario "Runkus" Bennett. Born into a rich reggae lineage as the son of...
Episode #5
<p>Part 1</p><p>We are joined today by a visionary vocalist, producer, and composer who is actively redrawing the maps of Jamaican music: Romario "Runkus" Bennett. Born into a rich reggae lineage as the son of...
Episode #4
<p>Today we welcome Edwin Bruce, the visionary Perfumier and founder of Prince D'Bruce, a high-end niche fragrance house based in Kingston City. His journey is a true Caribbean narrative: after years of honing his craft...
Episode #3
<p>We are joined by a distinguished Culinary Entrepreneur who has turned a vision of bespoke dining into a successful business: Chef Candace Carr. As the force behind her gourmet private catering company, Chef Carr’s...
Episode #2
<p>Joining us is Damion Johnson, the Director of Technology and Community Engagement at (S.E.T.A.S Limited), a company built on the power of practical problem-solving. From its start in Kingston, S.E.T.A.S pioneered a...
Episode #1
<p>We welcome a rising star in Caribbean media today, the Model and Actor Dane Jones. His career began with an unconventional challenge: being told by a major agency that he was too muscular—a directive he deliberately...
The Creative Frequency Podcast
<p>Welcome to THE CREATIVE FREQUENCY PODCAST, the definitive heartbeat of Jamaican culture and its global reach. Hosted by the dynamic duo of RACHEL ANN FENDERSON, an MPhil/PhD Scholar, and RADIKA MYERS, a CCI Scholar...
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