Jevan Soyer

Jevan Soyer draws from a multifaceted career spanning the hospitality, tourism, education, sales, marketing and construction industries, he brings a methodical and disciplined approach to digital media. A marketing manager and content creator for Sweet TnT Magazine, Study Zone Institute, co-author and editor of Sweet TnT Short Stories and Sweet TnT 100 West Indian Recipes,Soyer specialises in documenting the biodiversity and cultural heritage of Trinidad and Tobago for a global audience.

Media layoffs and closures: The global collapse of legacy models and the restructuring of news

Media layoffs and closures signal a permanent shift in journalism economics.

Media layoffs and closures are accelerating worldwide as legacy business models fail under digital disruption, collapsing advertising revenue, and structural inefficiencies. This sustained contraction spans digital-native platforms, conservative outlets, and legacy broadcasters, indicating a systemic recalibration rather than a cyclical downturn. Since 2024, job losses have surged across all tiers …

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Hiking to Avocat Waterfall: A family adventure

The complete guide to visiting Avocat Waterfall in Blanchisseuse, Trinidad.

Avocat Waterfall is one of the most accessible and rewarding rainforest hikes in Trinidad, offering a moderate, family-friendly trail that ends at a spectacular cascade and natural swimming pool. Located near the village of Blanchisseuse on Trinidad’s north coast, this destination combines manageable hiking distance with rich biodiversity and a …

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Mother’s Day nostalgia gifts: Reliving childhood joy with retro gaming

Mother’s Day nostalgia gifts that bring childhood memories back to life.

Mother’s Day nostalgia gifts reconnect mothers with their childhood through meaningful, interactive experiences that revive memory, emotion and play. This approach to gifting reflects a shift away from passive presents toward immersive, memory-driven experiences that resonate on a deeper psychological level. Retro gaming devices, particularly compact handheld consoles, have emerged …

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Gourmand Awards 2026: Global recognition at the pinnacle of food culture publishing

Inside the Gourmand Awards: How the world’s top cookbooks earn recognition.

The Gourmand Awards remain the definitive global benchmark for excellence in food and drink publishing, with the 32nd edition in 2026 set to expand their influence across print, digital, and cultural diplomacy. Established in 1995, the awards have evolved into a powerful international platform connecting authors, publishers, chefs, and institutions …

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Modern society through the lens of Experiment 25: Lessons from Rodent Utopia and Rat City

The hidden crisis in modern society: Insights from Universe 25 and Rat City.

Modern Society is illuminated by Experiment 25, where controlled abundance led to social collapse, revealing how behavioural dynamics, not scarcity, can determine the fate of complex populations. Conducted by John B Calhoun during the mid-20th century, this series of studies, including Rat City and Universe 25, examined how rodents behaved …

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The gift of knowledge: A timeless Mother’s Day investment in intellect and legacy

The gift of knowledge: Discover the ultimate educational gift for mothers.

The gift of knowledge is the most enduring and transformative present for Mother’s Day, offering intellectual enrichment, cultural continuity, and lifelong value through a carefully crafted collector’s edition like The Book in a Gift Box: The Ultimate Guide to Rebuilding Civilization. This perspective reflects a broader shift away from disposable …

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Climbing El Cerro del Aripo: Reaching Trinidad’s highest point

Hiking El Cerro del Aripo: Explore Trinidad’s cloud forest summit.

El Cerro del Aripo is Trinidad and Tobago’s highest peak and one of the Caribbean’s most rewarding inland adventures. Rising to approximately 940 metres above sea level, this mountain in Trinidad’s Northern Range offers a demanding rainforest ascent, rare cloud forest ecology, and a summit experience unlike typical scenic peaks. …

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Marxism: Origins, contradictions, and the Engels Paradox

From factories to philosophy: The real story behind marxism.

Marxism is a socio-economic theory developed by Karl Marx that critiques capitalism while paradoxically relying on capitalist structures for its own creation and dissemination. This article clarifies the historical relationship between Karl Marx and Friedrich Engels, examining the financial and ideological foundations of Marxism. It addresses claims of hypocrisy by …

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Luxury coffee: The perfect Mother’s Day gift for the mum who loves coffee

Mother’s Day luxury coffee ideas for the mum who loves great taste.

Luxury coffee begins with a beautifully engineered home brewing system that turns every cup into a daily ritual, making the Aarke Coffee System an exceptional Mother’s Day gift. For mothers who appreciate flavour, design, consistency and calm morning moments, premium coffee equipment offers lasting value beyond flowers or chocolates. This …

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Nocturnal nature: Seeing the oilbirds of Dunstan Cave

Exploring Dunstan Cave and the world’s only fruit-eating night birds.

Dunstan Cave is one of the world’s most accessible locations to observe oilbirds, a rare nocturnal species that uses echolocation and feeds exclusively on fruit. Situated in Trinidad’s Northern Range within the Asa Wright Nature Centre, this cave offers a scientifically significant and carefully managed wildlife encounter. Once known as …

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