Caribbean Images is an informative and entertaining television program which reaches out to the Caribbean and African-American communities in the New York tri-state area. We cover news and feature stories across a wide range of topics including entertainment, culture, sports, as well as social and political issues. We also provide news coverage and information from the metropolitan area, and news coverage from the Caribbean islands.

We've also covered special topics:

• Immigration
• U.S Census 2000
• HIV/AIDS epidemic
• Election coverage The program has covered many events:
• The Million Man March in Wash., DC
• The Annual West Indian-American Day Parade
• President Clinton at the white House
• Special coverage at ground zero on 9/11

 

Peter Pouchon raised in Brooklyn, New York.  He has a diverse record of accomplishments, with more than 10 years experience in television, radio and print production.

He received a degree in Non-Broadcast and communications. After studying acting at H.B. Studio International for two years, Peter obtained minor parts in movies like “Jungle Fever”, “King of New York” and “Alma’s Rainbow.”  Utilizing his professional training as an actor, Peter has brought high style and excitement to his career as host of Caribbean Images.

Peter Pouchon has received several awards from city and state elected officials for community service.  He served as host for the summer night Swing at Lincoln Center as well as a numerous community events in the Metropolitan area. Peter serves on the board of Caribbean Life News Paper. He is the Executive Vice President of National Association of Haitian American Journalists (NAHAJ). Member of The Haitian American Political Action Committee and also known as a photojournalist. Peter is the organizer for Caribbean Images Annual Dr. Martin Luther King, Celebration.  January 2007 will mark the 11^th Anniversary for Caribbean Images. Peter has conducted interview with presidential Candidates, community leaders, Athletes, US Senator Hilary Clinton, NY Governor George Pataki, Mayors Giuliani, Dinkins, Bloomberg, Coretta Scott King, Johnny Cochran, and Caribbean Head of States.