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Journey TV: Four Years of Telling The Stories of Bahamians
NASSAU, BAHAMAS – Television host and producer Earlene Camille Cartwright, celebrating four years since launching “Journey TV.”
NASSAU, BAHAMAS – Television host and producer Earlene Camille Cartwright, celebrating four years since launching “Journey TV.”
What started as a blog, grew into a web series, and now, her show is going international.
The heartwarming and inspirational talk show highlights the stories of Bahamians overcoming and persevering. Cartwright says she is excited that this opens the doors for even more Bahamians to tell their stories internationally.
Cartwright says Journey TV was birthed out of a simple “yes” to following her calling.
Now, as her show continues to make an impact and expand to an even wider audience, she hopes to inspire more Bahamians. She says if you have a nagging feeling to do more, take the first step of faith.
Local release dates and a special screening is expected to come soon.
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