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The writers, storytellers, and cultural ambassadors who bring Home Sweet Jamaica to life.
Jamaican American media founder, cultural storyteller, and nonprofit leader. Editor of Home Sweet Jamaica and creator of the Mongoose Mayhem children's book series, she serves as President of LegendStar Foundation and Vice President of Friends of Good Shepherd International. Her work is inspired by her late father, Francis Tulloch, a former Minister of Tourism for Jamaica.
Dynamic media personality, event professional, and cultural ambassador. She hosts Di Kulture Zone on IrieTimestv.com and YouTube, guest hosts The Donneth Show on WAVS radio, and is a sought-after voice-over artist, emcee, and poet. She supports Friends of Good Shepherd International and holds a Master's in Leadership from Nova Southeastern University.
Registered nurse and practising midwife with more than 25 years in the UK National Health Service. A Mary Seacole Scholar, Darzi Fellow, and Nye Bevan Graduate, she is Co-Founder of the Caribbean Nurses and Midwives Association UK, Chair of the Society of African and Caribbean Midwives, and an award-winning clinical leader.
Better known as Likkle Gary, a driving force in diaspora entertainment since 1981 — DJ, event producer, and radio host. For over 20 years he has served as Stage Manager and M.C. for the iconic band Third World. As HSJ's resident music columnist, he shares sonic treasures from across the reggae world and the wider Caribbean soundscape.
Attorney-at-law, beauty entrepreneur, and hospitality professional with over a decade of cross-industry experience. Founder of Local Pathway, a travel initiative celebrating the richness of local exploration, she is passionate about uncovering Jamaica's hidden gems and inspiring others to explore the island's authentic beauty.
Jamaican-born nurse, cosmetic chemist, and entrepreneur with a lifelong passion for natural living. With more than 30 years of nursing experience, she trains healthcare professionals while pursuing a master's in cosmetic science, and manages a skincare manufacturing business and farm in Jamaica supplying spas and hotels.
More than 15 years of service in public administration in Jamaica, leading research, records, and information management within the creative and cultural sector. As Director of Corporate Services at the Jamaica Cultural Development Commission, she has researched Jamaica's culture and heritage for over a decade — a proud ambassador of Brand Jamaica.
On a mission to solve the scalability gap in marine conservation by treating environmental restoration as a high-performance engine for economic growth. Through the Sea Farmer Foundation he applies a first-principles approach to aquaculture, developing regenerative systems that mimic natural ecosystems.
