For nearly ten years, Kayon Vaz helped shape Smile Jamaica, one of Jamaica’s most recognisable morning programmes. Behind the polished broadcasts, however, were 3:30 a.m. mornings, high-pressure decisions and a dangerous habit of placing the production before herself.

In this deeply revealing conversation, Kayon recalls experiencing a serious health crisis and bleeding on a bathroom floor while still worrying about whether the show would survive. She explains how losing her father prompted her to reconsider the career she loved and eventually leave Television Jamaica without another job waiting.

Kayon also shares what entrepreneurship has taught her about faith, why kindness does not have to disappear in business and how God is directing her towards disability inclusion. She discusses misinformation, artificial intelligence, ethical storytelling and why Caribbean media must make room for more unknown and underrepresented voices.

This is a conversation about the person who keeps everything running, the cost of always being dependable and the courage required to trust God when a familiar title no longer fits.

As Kayon reminds us: “Your character is your capital. Nurture it well.”

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Award-winning author, international speaker and DayeLight Publishers CEO Crystal Daye joins Behind The Title for one of her most transparent conversations yet.

Before the books, the stages and the business success, there was poverty, molestation, abortion, insecurity, brokenness and a young woman desperately searching for purpose.

Crystal shares how encountering Jesus Christ completely transformed her life, why success alone never satisfied her, the lessons she's learned building one of the Caribbean's leading faith-based publishing companies, and what legacy truly means.

Whether you're navigating your own healing journey, building a business or simply searching for purpose, this episode offers practical wisdom, deep vulnerability and hope.

Topics include:

• Faith

• Entrepreneurship

• Trauma & healing

• Identity

• Purpose

• Leadership

• Legacy

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What if the biggest obstacle in your relationships isn't the people around you, but the wounds you've never healed?

In this powerful episode of Behind The Title, certified trauma-informed and Christian life coach Chantaeu Munroe explores childhood trauma, men's mental health, forgiveness, faith, marriage, vulnerability and the hidden patterns that quietly shape our adult lives.

This conversation challenges common misconceptions about trauma while offering practical hope for anyone ready to begin the healing journey.

Whether you're single, married, leading a family or simply trying to understand yourself better, this episode will leave you thinking differently about healing.

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What does biblical deliverance actually look like?

In Part 2 of this conversation, Carlyle Grant sits down with entrepreneur and Christian leader Kevoy Campbell to discuss one of the most misunderstood topics within the Church.

From spiritual oppression and holiness to Kingdom leadership, business, purpose, family and walking closely with Christ, this episode explores practical and biblical perspectives on what it truly means to live a life that is set apart.

Topics include:

• Deliverance and spiritual freedom
 • Holiness vs. righteousness
 • Can Christians struggle spiritually?
 • Breaking unhealthy cycles
 • Kingdom entrepreneurship
 • Wealth and humility
 • Raising children to know Jesus
 • Living without compromise
 • Purpose and Kingdom leadership

Whether you’re a long-time believer, a new Christian, or simply curious about the topic, this episode offers an honest conversation intended to encourage deeper reflection and a closer walk with God.

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Kevoy Campbell joins Behind The Title to share his journey from outward success and inward brokenness to discovering purpose, building kingdom businesses, and choosing obedience over profit. This episode explores faith, entrepreneurship, divine order, surrender, and what it means to walk in your God-given domain.

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In this episode of Behind The Title: What the Résumé Doesn’t Reveal, Carlyle Grant sits down with Kevoy Campbell for a powerful and deeply honest conversation about identity, purpose, surrender, business, family, and faith.

Before the titles of husband, father, prophet, CEO, and business mentor, Kevoy describes himself as a broken man. On the outside, he had what many would call success, a respected career at sea, money, cars, travel, status, and attention. But behind the appearance of success, he was battling emptiness, brokenness, racism, mental strain, and a lack of true purpose.

Kevoy shares the moment one conversation with his now-wife helped him realize he could no longer keep sacrificing his mental health for money. That decision led him into entrepreneurship, farming, mentorship, and eventually building businesses rooted in kingdom principles.

In this conversation, Kevoy opens up about:

• Walking away from a career and opportunities that looked financially attractive
• Why success without purpose can still leave you empty
• How he discovered his God-given purpose
• The relationship between burden, need, and being sent
• What dominion really means and why you must know your domain
• How Christian entrepreneurs can build with integrity
• The difference between hustle culture and kingdom grace
• Spiritual accusations, repentance, and the mercy of the cross
• Divine order in marriage, family, ministry, and business
• How he balances business, family, prayer, rest, and Sabbath
• What to do when business says yes but God says wait

This episode is for anyone trying to discern purpose, build with God, lead with integrity, or understand what it really means to choose obedience over opportunity.

Behind The Title is where we go beyond the résumé, beyond the highlight reel, and into the real story.

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In this interview on Behind the Title: What the Résumé Doesn’t Reveal, Carlyle Grant sits down with Camille Batiste, Executive Coach and former global supply chain executive, to explore the real story behind her leadership journey.

Camille opens up about growing up in Kingston, Jamaica, attending Campion College, being humbled at Stanford University, navigating global corporate rooms as a Black Jamaican woman, and the faith, preparation, resilience, and relationships that shaped her career.

This conversation is packed with lessons on confidence, failure, leadership presence, career growth, speaking up, and becoming the kind of leader people remember.

Listen and share this with someone who needs courage for their next level.

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What does it really take to go from an intern filing records… to becoming a respected HR professional, lecturer, and voice people look up to?

In this episode of Behind the Title, Giovanni Bonitto shares his real journey, from dreaming of becoming a professional footballer to facing rejection, self-doubt, and eventually stepping confidently into rooms where he once felt small.

We unpack:
 • The truth about rejection (and why it’s not the end)
 • How discipline from running transformed his mindset
 • The power of confidence (even when you don’t feel ready)
 • What HR professionals actually look for when hiring
 • Why not everyone will like you, and why that’s okay

Giovanni keeps it real about growth, consistency, and becoming the person you’re meant to be.

If you’re navigating your career, battling self-doubt, or trying to level up, this episode is for you.

📌 Subscribe for more conversations that go Behind the Title — where we uncover the real stories behind successful people.

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ZJ Venus—known off-air as Janna-Marie Patel—is a quiet force of nature.

In this vulnerable and inspiring episode of Behind The Title, she shares the untold story of balancing law, music, motherhood, grief, faith, and finding her voice as a shy woman in the spotlight. From 23 years at ZIP 103FM to the courtroom as an attorney and justice of the peace, Janna breaks down what it really means to wear multiple hats with grace.

We talk burnout, the power of privacy, her legendary father Tony Patel, and how she’s building a legacy for her son Jude.

🎧 Listen now and get inspired to embrace every part of who you are.

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Hakeem “Uncle” Bryan is more than just a content creator; he’s a movement.

In this episode, we sit down with the creative force behind Uncle Tries, one of the most beloved digital series out of Jamaica. Known for spotlighting small businesses and telling authentic Jamaican stories with humour and heart, Uncle opens up about the man behind the mic.

From growing up in a single-parent home and navigating poverty, to discovering storytelling through books and building a high-quality media brand from the ground up, this conversation goes far deeper than the highlight reel.

Hear how Uncle:

• Turned a high school nickname into a powerful brand
• Uses storytelling as a tool for healing and heritage
• Resists viral trends in favour of community-driven content
• Balances visibility and vulnerability as a public figure
• Hopes to one day take Uncle Tries to Netflix

Listen until the end for mentorship gems, legacy reflections, and a few curveball moments that might just surprise you.

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📲 Follow Uncle: @uncle876 on all platforms

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What does it take to stay relevant in a fast-changing financial sector?

For his Behind the Title episode, Rezworth Burchenson, CEO of VM Investments & VM Wealth Management, discusses the changing face of Jamaica’s financial markets, ways to achieve wealth creation, and why adaptability is key in leadership.

This is more than a conversation about finance; it’s about what it really takes to lead, inspire, and leave a legacy in the Caribbean.

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From childhood dreams to corporate leadership, Terron Dewar’s story is driven by one mantra: “Prior planning prevents poor performance.” In this exclusive trailer, get a glimpse into how that mindset shaped his journey, from becoming a 2-time UWI Guild President to leading digital revenue at Sagicor and building businesses like Campus Cuts and 876 DNA Test.

He opens up about personal loss, the power of vision, and how a prophecy from his grandmother led him to a moment he’ll never forget.

🎧 Watch or listen to the full episode now on YouTube, Spotify, and Apple Podcasts.

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When Terron Dewar was just 10, his grandmother told him he’d be featured on TVJ’s Profile one day, and years later, he drove back to the country to watch that moment unfold beside her. His entire life has been purpose on full display. Today, he channels his vision into digital revenue strategy, mentorship, and pioneering 876 DNA Test. A masterclass in turning purpose into performance.

In this episode, the Sagicor exec and multi-business owner gets real about discipline, grief, and growth, including the loss of his brother and business partner. Through it all, Terron lives by five words: Prior Planning Prevents Poor Performance.

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She’s not just making football marketable, she’s making it meaningful.

Marketing pro. Cultural strategist.

Avery Campbell joins Behind the Title to talk branding, purpose, alignment and the untold journey behind her title at the Jamaica Football Federation  ⚽️

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In this episode of Behind the Title, we sit down with Avery Campbell, Marketing Manager of the Jamaica Football Federation and founder of wellness brand Zen by Avery.

From sponsorship & marketing strategy to personal purpose, Avery shares the real story behind her rise in Caribbean sport marketing. She opens up about balancing creative vision with corporate structure, finding her voice in a male-dominated space, and how storytelling, mindfulness, and identity shape her impact.

This isn’t just about branding football, it’s about building something deeper: legacy, culture, and space for the next generation to dream.

🎧 Now streaming on YouTube, Spotify & Apple Podcasts.

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