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Joy FM’s entertainment show Showbiz A-Z will be hosting the Minister of Creative Economy, Culture and Sports of Barbados, John King.
He will be speaking to host George Quaye on Saturday, July 18, about the many challenges entertainers are currently facing because of Covid-19.
The discussion will also revolve around sports, renewable energy and tourism amid coronavirus pandemic.
With celebrities going into politics, later other guests will be on the show to discuss whether celebrities should join politics or not.
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