the daily hour - episode 263

Denton Williams of the Regulatory Authority stopped by to update us on the Retail Tariffs as well as the recent move regarding 5G in Bermuda.

Dwayne Caines stopped by to discuss Activate Bermuda's upcoming 5K Walk/Run & Virtual Cooking Class. Jamie Ramsay also stopped by from Jamie Madison.

Debi Ray-Rivers stopped by to discuss SCARS and the importance of SCARS education during a pandemic.

Deshun Simmons and Kion Knights, of Yard Barbers Landscaping, stopped by to discuss the summer student entrepreneurship program.

Pahn-ya Ratteray stopped by from the Bermuda College Foundation to discuss the Bermuda College Community Day.

Ben Rego and Daniel Woods stopped by to discuss their new real estate focused show, "Keys to the Rock".

Bermuda College Graduate Treiana Zuill stopped by to share her story of success at the institution.

Simone Romaine from the Department of Child & Family Services stopped by to educate the community on fostering and foster care.

Lorene Phillips, founder of Clarendon Wallace and The British School of Etiquette, shared how to successfully build your virtual network to grow your business.

Kelly Hunt stopped by to discuss the Coalition for the Protection of Children.

Chris Faria stopped by to discuss the Agra Living Institute.

Tamara Richardson shared why sleep is such an important part of our health and wellness.

Bermudian International DJ and Entertainer Damon DeGraff shared his journey into the entertainment industry and growth beyond Bermuda.

Assistant Commissioner of Police, Antoine Daniels, stopped by to discuss what we can do to stop the silence and the violence in our community.

Dr. Kim Dismont-Robinson stopped by from the Department of Community and Cultural Affairs to discuss what's in store for heritage month in Bermuda.

Carla and Jamel discussed the Olympic ban and the recent opinion from former OBA Senator Vic Ball.

Bermuda College's Thaao Dill stopped by to share the school's recruitment plan.

We celebrated 1 year of The Daily Hour.

Yellowfin General Manager and the Chamber of Commerce Chairman of the Restaurant division of Karl Massam stopped by to discuss the saving our restaurants campaign.