US$1.5 billion
in combined project value across his retail development career
Music. Media. Community. Technology.
Engineering the Art of Reality.

Rick Boss connects ideas, people and information to understand how things work—and how they could work better. His approach brings creative thinking, business judgment and practical systems together, shaped by 30+ years of experience across Canada and Trinidad and Tobago.
in combined project value across his retail development career
project locations
retail and commercial brands
of professional experience
managed simultaneously
brought to the stage across two seasons by Rick Boss and the Exposure Mondays team
FTN Platform is developed in Trinidad and Tobago by RealityArtTV Media. RickBoss works across its creative direction, production and platform development, alongside the artists, filmmakers, producers and project collaborators who contribute to the work.
FTN puts that thinking into practice: connect a question to reliable information, an artist to a way to share their work, or a community need to a practical next step. Each module addresses a specific task within a connected system. The demos below show how the ideas take shape.

The music and entertainment umbrella for production, artist projects and creative collaborations.
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The music-production chapter: beats, recording ideas and the collaboration between an artist and a producer.
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A human-directed virtual artist project, bringing music, character, artwork and visual storytelling into an album presentation.
Listen to the album ↗RickBoss is working with Visionaries Production and RealityArtTV on The Omega Hammer, directed by Keyon Byron ↗.


Information, creative tools and opportunities, organized by the task they help with. Open a preview to explore that part of FTN.

Start with a task and find the FTN tools, information and services that can help.
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Document a local issue, attach the relevant information and follow community reports.
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Bring a question or project to the intelligence workspace; explore sources, ideas and next steps.
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Find government departments, public services and the official source for a civic task.
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Find parliamentary records and continue to the original Trinidad and Tobago Parliament source.
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Look up dated, attributed statistics and follow the original official data source.
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Compare scenarios, inspect the calculations and prepare a brief from the available evidence.
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The music hub: move between instrumental creation, recording, DJ tools and artist presentation.
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Sketch a Caribbean instrumental in the browser and develop a starting point for a production.
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Record or import audio, arrange edits and export a mix from the browser workspace.
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Load your audio into a two-deck DJ workspace for preparation and performance.
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Bring an artist’s biography, credits, music links and press material into one presentation.
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Explore public-affairs programmes and the questions affecting Caribbean communities.
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Read attributed news and current affairs from Trinidad and Tobago and the wider region.
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Find courses, skills training and education opportunities from the actual providers.
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Find jobs, grants, calls and business opportunities, with links to their issuers.
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Preview a campaign and request an advertising placement across eligible FTN surfaces.
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A full-screen information display for headlines, indicators and FTN programming.
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Explore commercial partnerships and ways to support the development of FTN.
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Manage sign-in, saved preferences and account controls for your FTN activity.
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An organization’s private workspace for reviewing information and coordinating decisions.

A planned relationship and connection concept within the wider FTN portfolio.

A planned health-information pathway for Caribbean audiences.
Evidence-Bounded Retrodiction studies how a persistent AI agent can reconstruct a past sequence of events using the evidence available at the time. It asks how a system can preserve uncertainty rather than quietly rewrite its history.
Gill Reasoning brings the related questions into the project work: what do we know, what are we assuming, and what would change the decision?