Observer Radio Antigua - FM 91.1 - St. John's

I just enjoy listening to This station FM 91.1 Especially the "SNAKE PIT" with the Serpent. The Light must continue to shine. It will never go dim. Light always conquer the darkness

T.Jahz Mojo featuring Sherie Marshall with Vincent Blaize, Bobby Hsu, Walter Maclean, Derek Thorne, Lauren Mikaela Mike Cado and Terence T.Jahz Lewis @ Lula Lounge on July 6th 2017. Doors open at 9pm for a 10pm show, It's a CD release event/party...We will celebrate good times with good Music! Reviews and Comments: Everyone needs to hear this music live.. The CD does not do what you brought to live stage last night justice. Antigua Barbuda forever! Work- Thanks for being proud of where you are from...giving Antigua and Barbuda a face and a voice. Terry what you presented last night was extraordinarily extravagantly beautiful. You inspired me and I told myself and my friend, I will be singing in the Lula one day. Your team spanned the planet- just about every continent. I love you too. I am impressed. I am a fan!!! I am a fan beyond my post which is temporary. Music is forever. I love you TJahz. YOU ARE PHENOMENAL! Your production gave our destination a platform, face, voice and a space, to showcase a piece of our heart as a people through a universal language called MUSIC. Welcoming, to all walks of life. Your team gathered from nearly all the continents. In humility, large up yourself. Thanks for being awesome. Thanks for representing our 5 colors - Black Yellow Red White Blue. A

The technology used by Radio Observer is high class. To tune in from Japan in the morning hearing the national anthem of Antigua and Barbuda was special. The to top it off you hear the voice of your sister, Eutha doing an intro. It doesn't get any better than that. It is good to know that you can keep up with the happenings in your homeland from anywhere in the world. Keep up the good works and, of course, keep the light shining on the issues that affect us all.

To use a popular phase - "What were you thinking?" - allowing Observer Radio to lose the unique talents of Debbie Eckert. NO Where will you find her special knowledge of classical and choral music combined with her special spirituality and religious perspectives. If you had listened to her broadcasts, at all, you would have realized that there are many more worthwhile things in this world than money. Marx and Christine

I am shock at what observer have become of,it make me fell so sick to the stomach the derrick must be rolling in they grave.