Joining Radio Lumière in 1966, Ruth P. J. Joseph, known as Madame Robinson, did not imagine she would have a career in radio broadcasting. However, a fifteen-minute show, originally intended to replace another host, would turn into a decades-long adventure. With "Gaieté enfantine", she helped entertain, educate, and raise awareness among several generations of Haitian children.<\/i><\/p>
When she joined Radio Lumière in 1966, Ruth P. J. Joseph, better known as Madame Robinson, who holds degrees in psychology and anthropology, had no par
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