Island Innovators

This is our “Day in the Life” series that follows Grenadian entrepreneurs and creatives as they share their work, passions, and daily routines. From artists to business owners, each episode gives a glimpse into their world, highlighting their creativity, challenges, and achievements. Island Innovators celebrates the people shaping Grenada’s future in their own unique ways.

Sustainable Artist

Meet Godfrey Luke, an artist, teacher, and performer who blends art, culture, and sustainability in his work. He creates paintings, sculptures, and carnival costumes using natural and recycled materials. For over 14 years, he has taught children across Grenada about art, drumming, and dance, helping to keep traditional skills alive. As the director of Ashanti Footprints, he leads a children’s performing group, and he also runs the Chip & Chisel Museum in Calliste, where he showcases his eco-friendly art. His work has been featured in many exhibitions, including a solo show at Laluna Boutique Hotel & Villas.

The Musician

We follow a day in the life of a Grenadian musician.

The Fisherman

This episode follows a day in the life of a Grenadian fisherman, from early morning preparations to casting nets at sea. He shares his connection to the ocean, the challenges of modern fishing, and how he balances tradition with sustainability. Through his story, we explore the importance of fishing in Grenada’s culture and economy.

Kayaks Rebuilding

This episode explores how businesses in Carriacou are rebuilding after Hurricane Beryl. We follow business owners as they repair damages, restart operations, and find new ways to keep their livelihoods going. Through their stories, we highlight the resilience of the community, the support they’ve received, and the challenges of rebuilding after a disaster.

The Street Vendor

This episode follows a day in the life of a Grenadian street vendor as she prepares her stall, serves customers, and keeps her business running. Through her story, we explore the importance of street vending in the local economy, the challenges she faces, and the relationships she builds within the community.

The Rum Distillery

This episode takes us inside a Grenadian rum distillery, following the process from sugarcane to bottle. We meet the people behind the craft, explore the history of rum in Grenada, and see how tradition and modern techniques come together to create this island staple.lican Church and playing keyboard for various performances.