In this episode I chat with writer, director, and producer, Kafi Kareem is leading the way in creating Caribbean family-friendly content. She is currently working on the first feature animated film from the English-speaking Caribbean, The Caddy Club. This film is an important project not just for Trinidad, but also for the Caribbean as a whole and the diaspora. In this episode, Kafi joins me along with Selena St. Vincent, one of the cast members of the upcoming film. Together, we discuss the project and the process of making it. The project carries great meaning not just for Trinidad, but also for the Caribbean and the Diaspora. This film will no doubt entertain and educate viewers of all ages.
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