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By: Paolo Kernahan

A remarkable restoration of a grand, old estate house in the lush, green valley of Maracas, St.Joseph.



By: Paolo Kernahan

Many of Trinidad and Tobago's architectural treasures are in danger of collapse. Some of them are orphaned and others have the hounds of "progress" baying at their doors. When we lose these historic buildings, also lost are pieces of our national identity.





By Paolo Kernahan

Walking through the mystery and majesty of Friendship Hall, a breathaking signpost to our intriguing past. Sadly, this magnificent structure has since joined other great houses in dust and distant memory







By Paolo Kernahan

The El Socorro Centre for Wildlife Conservation rehabilitates orphaned and injured wildlife with the goal of returning them to their natural habitats. The Centre, operated by Gia Narinesingh and Ricardo Meade, also focuses on educating the public about the biodiversity of Trinidad and Tobago in order to promote conservation.




So much potential in the foundations of our historic buildings





By Paolo Kernahan


By: Ako Mutota





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Dr. Padma Venkatraman,
Chennai born, US based
Author of " Climbing the Stairs' & New Book, "A Time to Dance"
Dr. Venkatraman was featured in a
Book Signing, Reception & Launch of San Fernando Book Fair,
Organized by Jegna Institute in conjunction with the San Fernando Arts Council
and held on  23rd April 2014.
Ako Mutota, Director of Jegna Institute, hosted the author at Mayaro , and had the pleasure of interviewing Dr. Venkatraman for The Caribbean Insight on Saturday 19th prior to her book launch.



By:  Paolo Kernahan


Idiom Productions promotes the preservation of the environment, wildlife, history and culture of Trinidad and Tobago through the use of television and social media. It is our hope that, through our work, others can come to share our passion for all the elements that make these islands so unique