BGIS RADIO PROGRAMMES FOR NOVEMBER 2025

In this A Matter of Interest archive feature for Remembrance Day, World War II veterans share vivid memories of their time in service — why they chose to enlist, what they experienced, and how those moments shaped their lives and our nation’s story.

🎥 Watch the full programme here: https://youtu.be/SogGTlTZMnw?si=tmTjzbH1y22qIZUe



HOW WE REMEMBER

In this feature, regional artistes Akuzuru of Trinidad and Tobago and John Hunte of Barbados  weigh the pros and cons of Artificial intelligence against the backdrop of Caribbean culture.

INSIDER'S REPORT | BIG CONVERSATIONS | AI CAN'T TAKE WAY WE RHYTHMN

Police officers Wendell Foster and Kendra Scott-Holder explain the do's and don't when riding bicycles on the road.

PEDAL WISE | BICYCLE LAWS AND SAFETY

Catch up on information you might have missed during the week.

This week's programme features:
1.	National Thanksgiving Service
2.	Crime Awareness Month 2025
3.	Regional High-Level Symposium to Advance State Responses on Domestic Violence
4.	Co-op fair

This Week’s In Case You Missed It Opportunities - November 5 - 11:
-	BECCS job postings – check molbarbados246 on Instagram or molbarbados on Facebook
-	Teaching vacancies (download)

To download a copy of these opportunities, go to https://gisbarbados.gov.bb/download/in-case-you-missed-it-november-5-11-2025/


IN CASE YOU MISSED IT NOVEMBER 5 - 11 (2025)

BGIS’ Nya Phillips shares fascinating historical facts about Barbados, uncovering the stories, places, and moments that helped shape the island’s identity.

BIM FACTS

In this episode, we explore practical ways to reduce salt in our cooking without losing flavour. Nutrition Officer Leanda Hurdle explains the difference between salt and sodium, the signs of consuming too much or too little, and shares key insights from the Barbados National Salt Study. 

INSIDER'S REPORT | SHAKING THE HABIT | A SALT SMART CONVERSATION

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