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A New Season Of Hope & Healing Conversations
NASSAU, BAHAMAS – Curated to inspire viewers to transform their pain into purpose the award-winning tv show premiered its new season with a launch party and special screening.
NASSAU, BAHAMAS – Curated to inspire viewers to transform their pain into purpose the award-winning tv show premiered its new season with a launch party and special screening.
Over the years the show has seen its share of national and international treasures sharing their stories of trial and triumph.
Guest like Dasquay, Katherine Coakley, Keshelle Davis and the evening’s special guest famous podcaster Laterras Whitfield host of the dear future wifey podcast.
Earlene Camielle, who is the creator and an award winning host tells me she is amazed by the success of the show.
As it all began with a prayer for her restoration and healing. Which led to a blog now a television show.
The show which officially launched in 2020 held a red-carpet event at the historic Atlantis theatre.
As she prepared to grace the theatre stage i asked her to describe how she felt about journey tv’s local and global impact.
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