Jamaicans Overseas
Jamaican/Caribbean Media in Atlanta
Published Mar 1, 2003
Newspapers/Magazines/Newsletters:
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JamAtlanta www.jamatl.com
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The Caribbean Star www.thecaribbeanstar.com
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Caribbean Spice Newspaper http://www.caribbeanspice.net/
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Caribbean Trends www.caribbeantrends.com
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KC Times Newsletter www.kctimes.org
Radio:
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WRFG 89.3 FM www.wrfg.org - Caribbean Runnings w Jason; Fridays 2 - 4 pm
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WIGO1570 AM wigoam.com Bashment Bay Radio on Sat 8am-10am
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WRFG 89.3 FM www.wrfg.org - Rockers International w Lisimba & Paul Abrahams; Saturdays (2-5 pm)
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WEAC 860 AM - http://www.supremecaribradio.com/ Saturdays 9am-11am
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WATB 1420 AM www.futuremovementradio.net - Pat Baccas Mon-Fri 1pm-5pm and Sat 10am-1pm.
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WRAS 88.5 FM www2.gsu.edu/~www885/ - More Fyah; Fridays 8-9 pm
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WREK 91.1 FM www.wrek.org - 54-46 Authentic Ska; Thursdays 7-8 pm
TV
- Bashment Bay TV program - Comcast Channel 5, AT&T U-Verse Channel 6, and on Charter Communications' Channel 22.
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