Freedom FM was named Media House of year as part of 4th annual St Kitts Nevis Riddim Awards,image :facebook
Freedom FM was named Media House of year as part of 4th annual St Kitts Nevis Riddim Awards,image :facebook

Last Updated on January 2, 2024, 5:07 AM AST by Anthony Morris

Freedom FM 106.5 has been named Media House Of the Year as part of the 4th annual St Kitts Nevis Riddim Awards for their popularity among all the media houses. 

Freedom FM 106.5 is known for its popularity on air. It is also the most popular online, beating out all other media houses in St Kitts and Nevis. 

 Freedom FM streams get the most views, and their engagement is amazing. 

Freedom FM has developed a formula for radio in St Kitts and Nevis that touches every part of the globe. When RIDDIM travelled to the continent of Africa in 2023, a group of Caribbean citizens living in Africa knew of Freedom FM out of St Kitts Nevis and regularly listened to their news programs. 

Freedom’s most popular news show, Issues/Groundings, airs and streams five days per week with hosts 

  • Juni
  • EK 
  • Jamie 
  • Andre 
  • Patrick
  •  Sam 

 Delivers value not experienced anywhere other than Freedom FM. As they delve into and examine a wide range of topics and issues anchored by REAL NEWS 

Freedom still manages to provide a platform for citizens and listeners to express opinions that are never suppressed – a hallmark of Freedom FM over the years.

When Sweet Sister Sensia (arguably the most popular radio personality across the Eastern Caribbean) and Sugar Bowl hit the airwaves and streams across the world, Freedom becomes the most electrifying place to be listening and dancing to local, regional and international music of all genres. 

Freedom also provides programming that covers youth and women’s perspectives, even ‘From a Man’s Point of View’.

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Anthony Morris covers stories related to politics and regional developments. His in-depth reporting about governance and reforms makes him stand out in regional journalism, with a deep analysis of political trends and their impact on Caribbean communities.