Most serious historians would concur that great events happen at the turn of each new century thereby ushering the dawn of a new era while closing the chapters of the past. Such was the case in 2000, at the height of the "Y2K" frenzy when Bahamians were stocking up on water and food supplies and other necessities just in case all the computers crashed sending the world into a mad frenzy.

Amidst the buzz and the hustle, a dream was being born in the mind of Lyn Terez Davis. This young striving Bahamian woman, armed with a strong education in theatre from Morgan State University, and a deep desire to pursue her godly purpose on the national landscape, began what is now know today as Dynamite Pr ...

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