A/V Room

Eh… Football was the winner! Remembering the Wired868 Football Festival VI.

What is the pathway to greatness in Trinidad and Tobago? Musical icon David Rudder shares the secret of Bahia Girl, the aftershocks of the 1990 attempted coup, High Mas and what music says about our lives today.  

What is the pathway to greatness in Trinidad and Tobago? In the second of a two part interview, Soca Warriors football star Khaleem Hyland shares his secret sauce, the importance of that red, white and black kit and finding motivation from his murdered brother, Kwesi:

What is the pathway to greatness in Trinidad and Tobago? In the first of a two part interview, Soca Warriors football star Khaleem Hyland discusses his Carenage roots, anger management and debt to his mother, Carol, on Chasing Greatness868. Editor’s Note: Carol Hyland passed away after his interview with Wired868. …

In the second of a two part interview with Wired868TV, MX Prime discusses his childhood challenges, weight loss, the Ultimate Rejects and going to the Full Extreme: Editor’s Note: Video footage by Kyle Walcott via LoopTT.com

What is the pathway to greatness in Trinidad and Tobago? In Part One of Two, MX Prime talks to Wired868TV about his internal fire, his musical beginnings in Carenage, Magadan, the Ragga Soca revolution with Bunji Garlin and getting aboard the Soca Train in the pilot for Chasing Greatness868:

Coca Cola National Intercol 2017—Coronation Day! Shiva Boys’ Hindu College and Bishop Anstey High School (PoS) are crowned champions in a thrilling closing day at the Ato Boldon Stadium in Couva on 4 December 2017. Wired868TV brings you a colourful recap of the action:

Jasandra “Mama” Joseph is minding her Ps and Qs as Pleasantville Secondary are in extempore mood against Afiyah Cornwall’s Carapichaima East Secondary; while Bishop Anstey High School (POS) are in a boisterous mood after edging past East rivals in “BOB” derby. Wired868 reviews the road to the Coca Cola Girls …

The Unstoppable Force versus the Immovable Object: Wired868 reviews footage of the thrilling Coca Cola National Intercol semi-final match-ups and looks forward to Monday’s final between the irrepressible Shiva Boys’ Hindu College and sturdy defending champions, San Juan North Secondary:

Relegated from the Premier Division, defending Tobago champions Signal Hill Secondary have no plans of going out with a whimper.  Captain Akil Frank, coach Nigel De Souza and the rest of the squad sound the war cry:

Intercol 2017: “We want to make history!” Carapichaima East Secondary players and staff share their Coca Cola Intercol football targets and the secret of their success with Wired868’s Chasing Goals:

Will lightning strike twice for San Juan North Secondary? The Bourg Mulatresse boys look to create their own bit of history by becoming the first school in the Premier Division era to repeat as Coca Cola National Intercol champions: