On this episode of Hot Takes we talk about the ongoing situation in the US with their election struggles, including the election results being contested in the Supreme Court by multiple states. We also look at the wildcat strikes that gripped the Barbadian hotel and hospitality industry and what does it mean for the future of labor in Barbados, especially with respect to unions.

This week host Luke and guest Corey Sandiford discuss the recent racial profiling incident with artist, Tinie Tempah at the world renowned Sandy Lane resort. They also discuss the recently concluded American Election between Donald Trump and Joe Biden.

In this podcast we look at the upcoming St. George North by-election and the candidacy of Toni Moore for the Barbados Labor Party. We wanted to take a wider look at the political situation in Barbados, from the by-election to the loss of a clear opposition and the feeling of a one party state. Joined by Political Analyst Corey Sanford

In this podcast, we look at the anti same sex union March that was being planned by the church in Barbados and how the Barbados Government failed LGBTQ community by putting the same sex vote to a referendum.

Welcome to Hot Takes Podcast Episode 3! This week the lovely Jessica returns to chat with host Luke, about Carnival and Crop Over cancellation and how its effects on everyone from promoters to light and sound technicians and even bartenders. They also touch on how COVID has affected the US Presidential race and the upcoming elections.

Meet Mr Hot Takes himself, Luke Lascaris. This week Luke is joined by Jessica Reid. Join them as they dive into the pressing and current topics in our community such as Barbados becoming a republic, the Black Lives Matter panel featuring 'White Chocolate' and Barbados recognising the gay civil union.

Welcome to EP1 of the https://www.youtube.com/results?search_query=%23HotTakes (#HotTakes) Podcast !!🎙 Meet Mr. HotTakes himself, Mr. Luke Lascaris. Join Luke as he gives a brief introduction of himself and all things HotTakes to come.