Money Media

Money Media is a Jamaican business and investing show with a live-chat pulse. It is direct, practical, and built around the question of how the week’s headlines affect money decisions. Recent episodes center on Taking Stock Live, where business news, policy clips, market recaps, audience polls, and interviews sit in one fast-moving format. The show covers the Jamaica Stock Exchange closely. It follows government bond trading, junior market listings, stock rallies, secured bond offers, and the leadership of a major market institution. It also pays attention to the real economy. Logistics, oil prices, refinery possibilities, carnival’s economic impact, business recovery programs, and SME mistakes all become part of the same financial map. The strongest moments come when official language is brought down to ground level. A fixed income platform is explained through liquidity and access. A sugar tax debate becomes a discussion about incentives and manufacturer behavior. A budget presentation becomes a practical test of who pays, who benefits, and what investors should watch next. The show is not just a bulletin. It feels like a room of financially curious Jamaicans asking questions together, with shout-outs, polls, comments, and reminders that scams are part of the modern investing landscape. Interviews give it extra texture, especially when guests talk through growth plans, acquisitions, energy security, or market structure. The host-led style keeps the conversation accessible without stripping out the numbers. It repeats key figures because the figures matter. It is comfortable with bonds, listings, taxes, oil, and public finance, but it keeps returning to everyday implications. Money Media is best for listeners who want Caribbean business coverage that is serious about markets and still close to the audience it serves.