A Magical Journey into Childhood on JBC TV In an era when children’s television programming was still in its infancy, Romper Room emerged...

A Pioneering Slice of Life in Jamaican Television 'Lime Tree Lane,' produced by the Jamaica Broadcasting Corporation (JBC), holds a significant place in Jamaica's television history as the nation’s first comedic soap opera. Airing from 1988 until 1997, this groundbreaking series captured the hearts of viewers with its relatable portrayal of life in a fictional Jamaican community. With its humorous yet poignant storytelling and memorable characters, 'Lime Tree Lane' not only e

A Game-Changer for Jamaican Culture In the vibrant tapestry of Jamaica’s cultural landscape, few figures stand as tall as Alphonso...

The Role of JBC TV in Jamaican Education One of the most enduring legacies of the Jamaica Broadcasting Corporation (JBC) television is...

A Harmonious Pillar of Jamaican Culture and Music In the vibrant tapestry of Jamaican culture, music stands out as a defining thread,...

Since 1967 In the tapestry of Jamaican democratic governance, elections have maintained a critical role as instruments of citizen...

Traffic Reporting and Engineering Careers In an era where Jamaica's roadways were severely limited by the infrastructure of the late...

A Glimpse into Life in 1960s Jamaica Television has long played a pivotal role in shaping modern life, influencing culture,...

The Cultural Legacy of the JBC TV series 'Oliver at Large' In the vibrant tapestry of Jamaican culture, few figures stand as prominently...

A Journey Through Cultural Connections The JBC TV programming schedule showcases a diversity of content that caters to a wide audience,...

Elevating Jamaican Patois to a Universal Language of Culture and Identity Louise Bennett-Coverley, affectionately known as Miss Lou,...

A Joyful Cultural Revolution That Shaped Jamaican Childhoods From the moment the theme song echoed through living rooms across Jamaica,...

From Childhood Dreams to JBC sitcom 'Clafy'  In the vibrant world of Jamaican television and cinema, few stars shine as brightly as...

The Comedic Luminary of Jamaican Theatre and Television In the colourful landscape of Jamaican culture, few individuals illuminate the...

A Cultural Icon in Jamaican Broadcasting and Performing Arts Randolph Samuel Williams, affectionately known as 'Maas Ran,' or Ranny, was...

Pioneering a Cultural Revolution in Jamaican Music In 1959, Jamaica witnessed a significant turning point in its musical landscape with the inception of one of its most impactful television and radio programs, the Teenage Dance Party (TADP). Launched by the visionary Sonny Bradshaw, the show first broadcast on December 1, 1959, and quickly garnered attention in a context where an astounding 95% of the records played on the radio were from outside the island. However, this dom

Champion of Jamaican Agriculture and Cultural Advocate Carol Reckord (1920–1999) was more than just a name in Jamaican history; he was a...