S4:E5 : Ambassador Curtis Ward examines U.S. President Donald Trump's agenda to destroy World Order by disabling multilateral organizations and institutions. His withdrawal from the Paris Accord (Climate Change); the World Health Organization; constant attacks on the International Criminal Court; and the effect of his global tariffs which invariably degrades international trade agreements and arrangements, and which will damage the World Trade Organization and the rules of international trade...

S4:E4. Ambassador Curtis Ward looked beyond the words of U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio and revealed the true reason for the Secretary's visit to Jamaica, Guyana, and Suriname; and explains the importance of President Donald Trump's "America First" foreign policy for the region.

Pt.2. of a scintillating conversation -- Ambassador Curtis Ward and Professor Dr. W. Andy Knight -- on the geopolitical and security policies of the new president Donald Trump administration (Trump 2.0); the chaos and threats to global and Caribbean regional stability; and goes in-depth on the impact on the United Nations, Middle East (Gaza and Iran), Europe, Latin America, and the Caribbean, including Trump policies on Cuba, Venezuela, Panama, China's engagement in LAC, and the potential imp...

Ambassador Curtis Ward and Dr. Ivelaw Lloyd Griffith engage in an in-depth conversation on the early impact of President Donald Trump's policies on geopolitical dynamics and international security with emphasis on the impact on the Caribbean region. Dr. Griffith is a well known scholar and author of several books - most recent are 1. Challenged Sovereignty, and 2. Sylvie Love and Lost

Real Talk shares Ambassador Ward's perspectives on Ontological Security: Gender, Economics, and International Relations in the context of Jamaica's conduct of International Relations since 1959. Presentation at UWI Seminar on November 30, 2023.

Ambassador Curtis Ward engages in conversation with co-hosts Ronnie Thwaites & Pearnel Charles, Sr., on "Public Eye", on Bridge FM radio - a Jamaican radio station.

In this Episode launching Season 3, Ambassador Ward responds to Earl Moxam, Host of "That's a Rap" on Radio Jamaica, on issues related to UN Security Council approval of the UN Multinational Security Support Mission for Haiti.

In this Episode on ex-president Donald Trump's indictment, Ambassador Curtis Ward is in conversation with Ras Clem, Host of Mic Check on Groovin Radio, and with Anthony Turner. Ambassador Ward shares his perspectives on the significance and the implications, for Rule of Law and Democracy in the U.S. and around the world, of this historic and unprecedented indictment of a former U.S. president.

Ambassador Curtis Ward in conversation with Ronnie Thwaites & Pearnel Charles, Sr., on Public Eye - Bridge FM radio (Jamaica) on Jamaican government failures on diaspora engagement and the failure of the Global Jamaica Diaspora Council. Ambassador Ward proposes establishment of a Jamaica Diaspora Board similar to the Jamaica Tourist Board.

Human trafficking - Conversation with Earl Moxam, journalist and author, on "That's a Rap" on Radio Jamaica. Emphasis on recent developments in Jamaica. The discussion includes two Jamaican human trafficking commentators Latoya West Blackwood and Nicole Gordon, attorney at law.