Caribbean Voices

Caribbean Voices was a significant radio program that aired from 1943 to 1958, primarily on the BBC. It showcased poetry and short stories from Caribbean writers, providing a platform for emerging talent. The program helped to elevate Caribbean literature and culture, connecting writers with a broader audience and fostering a sense of Caribbean identity. Influential figures like Derek Walcott and Lorna Goodison contributed to its legacy. Caribbean Voices played a crucial role in the literary movement of the Caribbean, highlighting the region's diverse voices and experiences during a time of social and political change.