We need to come together collectively to put these things in place for Jamaica. The government cannot do everything. We can build it, then show it to the government.

Thank you throp for continuing to inspire jamaica to become more active in the local and global space.

Awesome Interview 👌 And a very wonderful setting.

Another great and interview. Also, love love love the set design.

One of your best interviews. Very enlightening. Questions were soul stirring. Love Neisha’s passion. Thanks for keeping hope alive in 🇯🇲 the best is yet to be. 👊🏽

Just watched Throps video with Neisha-Yen Jones(hope I got that right). I found Neisha's journey inspiring despite everything she has experienced, racism, race discrimination, colourism on many occasions being the only Black woman in the room. Neisha carried herself with dignity, humility and self-respect a shining example! I am Black British of Jamaican decent. My Pop's is Jamaican and my mom is British. Here in the UK issues of Race & racism are only now being addressed in a open and honest way . We are having the difficult conversations largely as a result of the murder of George Floyd in the US almost 2 years ago. Black people in the UK regularly experience race bias, discrimination and racial profiling so I totally understand how being back in Jamaica means that Neisha can be her authentic self in an environment where she doesn't have to explain or justify who she is! Nuff respect to Neisha and Throp. Power to you✊🏾

Industry standards have to be made known so that we all know the value of our talents. This will help prevent the industries from undermining the artists who are unaware 🎭

My brother Throp,…spot on interview…keep growing and showing us how much we need to grow…right on brother!!!!

I'm almost in tears, having experienced that here in the UK, This is a profound interview! Well done Niesha-Yen for setting the stage for others in the field, and also pushing for changes in industries so that standards can be set and followed in Jamaica, that's the Jamaica that I want to come home to. Thanks again Throp for another Brilliant interview

Man Neisha you hit the nail on the head Jamaican creatives have been under selling themselves for decades because we are doing what we look and I just need good and clothes on my back.

😀😀😀✊✊✊ great to listen to all the various stories 👍👍👍

Good interview, and interviewing skills. Do you plan beforehand what you will ask your guests? I like how it's more of a conversation.

So far... Great work as usual... Thank you for your contribution to the culture Throp!

Love this conversation, keep talking

This a very informative interview. Young people should take notice. You must know your worth. Talented young peoples should definitely take note of what Neisha is saying. Great interview.

Very great interview I'm new to your channel and loving the content thank you for showing the positive beautiful Jamaica that I love

Excellent production, and another great interview . Continue the good work .

I just love this ladies authenticity. 💗 She really gets it.

Wow..love this interview..Neisha-yen is a Diva..so talented..I would love to connect with her on some ideas.. Thank you Thorp another great one.. One love!

Love the presentation

Why are some women afraid of aging? Each year above ground is a Blessing. This is coming from a proud 36 year old woman.

Damn throp I love the way you were building the timelines

Very interesting video my dear friend ❤

Fantastic interview; such an interesting person.

Thank you I think you are great the youths in Jamaica need a good roll model

She and all black women could be buying into this idea though. Natural hair, natural skin, natural eyes, natural nails are now a thing of the past. They need to go natural more and show natural beauty so white people are not thinking they envy them and thinking black is not beautiful after all. We are telling them that so that's why they see black people that way

I had this same issue of producers trying to low ball me when I was a Professional Vocalist there. Even when I told them the industry standard (for studio/live performances) as a member of an Internationally recognized union for entertainers, they'd insist on not honoring my rates. Eventually I got to the stage where I flat out refused to go below a certain rate, and eventually I left. I'm planning on returning home, but I'm not sure I want to be back in the industry there.

Great interview 👍

She's awesome....Thanks Throp

Jubilee, yes sister

👍🏽no words needed!

Great interview!!! Continue to maintain your standards.

I literally applauded the TV at this amazing podcast. Riveting. It would be difficult to rank your 10 best podcasts…

Welcome to one deck with Throp filmed/recorded at Travellers beach resort Negril Jamaica. . To provide some additional SEO and traffic to company.

💯 if you are “business-minded” go get an MBA. That was exactly what I did, because I knew where I was going.

Nice looking young lady mis Jones 👋🏿, interested topic Throp 👌🏿

Hello Throp. Are there any business workshops/ forums in Negril that would teach the local entrepreneurs and talent how to monetize themselves properly? Would you host one if there isn't one that exists?

Just like me too in the UK 🇬🇧 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿

Big up. Throp you or doing a good. Job

I wonder if she knew about Sheryl Lee Ralph when she was growing she has the same graceful way like SLR

Such a great interview.

Good Mom

Great interview. Miss you forgot your pants.

🔥☄️☄️☄️☄️

Racism and colourism is real, never diminish the Jamaican experience.

Shalom/Peace Israelite family and much blessings.

Throp, thank you for highlighting various people and Jamaican culture...iI am not sure what her platform was a about. She seems all over the place..

She reminds me of Tena turner

Why is she sitting like that on tv.

FIRST WORLD.

Why don’t they leave Jamaica alone? There’s internet here for everyone. Jamaica is not the only place to explore. They don’t even have any money.

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She has no British accent and she was there since age 12. She sounds more an English speaking Jamaican with a little American twang, like the way she says pardy for party or bedder for better as American dialect would say but how does that work, British accent is very hard to break. Anyway very beautiful ambitious woman though proud of her.

Not sure how long she’s been away …. Hardly a hint of a British accent. It’s as if she never left Jamaica.