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EPISODE · Sep 6, 2026 · 1H 10M

Why do some young people in Barbados feel left behind?

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Why do some young people feel like no matter how hard they try, they still can’t get ahead?In this episode of Jus’ Ah Conversation, Mikul Elcock and Aisha Reid sit down with Shakir Daisley, Janae Husbands, and Omari Cheltenham for a real conversation about youth, opportunity, pressure, and the growing feeling among some young people that the future is slipping further out of reach.From the cost of living and housing affordability to education, employment, social media comparison, mental health, and the pressure to “make it,” this episode looks at the gap between what young people are told is possible and what they actually experience.Is it hopelessness? Is it a lack of opportunity? Or is it a sign that systems, communities, and conversations need to change?This is a grounded discussion about what young people are facing, what they need, and why listening to them matters.🎧 Listen on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, Amazon Music, and wherever you get your podcasts.📺 Watch the full episode on YouTube (@thebgis).

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Why do some young people feel like no matter how hard they try, they still can’t get ahead? In this episode of Jus’ Ah Conversation, Mikul Elcock and Aisha Reid sit down with Shakir Daisley, Janae Husbands, and Omari Cheltenham for a real conversation about youth, opportunity, pressure, and the growing feeling among some young people that the future is slipping further out of reach. From the cost of living and housing affordability to education, employment, social media comparison, mental hea...

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