jamaica is more than beautiful, its heavenly angelic, there are some spots that are hidden, and being born and bred here i can attest to the fact that , GOD SPENT EXTRA TIME CREATING THIS LAND

I think as Jamaicans we need to be ashamed of ourselves for not going to bat for our beautiful Island home like Misti is doing. We need more people like Misti promoting the beauty of Jamaica. Thank you Misti♥️♥️🙏🏾🙏🏾

Love Misty’s sense of humor …. She expresses herself with gracious words..

I know Misti personally she’s an awesome soul! She has shown nothing but selflessness and kindness to everyone. What does it mean to be generous? Generosity has to do with selflessness and kindness toward others. Misti shares resources and look out for the needs of others, instead of focusing solely upon herself and her desires. She and her Admins/Moderators hold everyone to that standard as well! I love Jamaica 🇯🇲 . I also decided to move to Jamaica 🇯🇲 Misti inspired me on many levels too!

Wow 71 years with legs of someone in their twenties.... you go lady 🤩

Continue on this positive course Jamaica will have no place for crime . Good must overcome evil

This is one interview that I didn’t want to end… Well in reality, most of Throp’s information is one that I never want to stop..

Big Up Misti. Black Expats of Negril, Black Exodus Living Local in Jamaica, Capitol of Casual Negril. And all of us that promote Jamaican Owned and Operated businesses. To all us expats and repats thatś finding and keeping the love of Jamaica. Blessings

I love Mitsy's honesty about her homeland USA about crime being there. Crime is everywhere. People think only Jamaica has crime. False.Thank you Mitsy for promoting my home land

I'm a jamaican, I just got my canadian citizenship . I sold my house in Jamaica last year, and I am looking to buy a house in a gated estate in South Africa. I can live on a golf estate in a mansion for the money you have to spend and buy a small house in Jamaica or Canada. Practically living like a king . It's a big world out there, people. Go out and explore, don't let the West tell you where to live!

Looking forward to this ❤

This was awesome, it’s so nice to see anon Jamaican promoting our country every thing she touch on was spot on, some of our own people speak the worst thing about Jamaica which makes my blood boil but this definitely showed others the beauty that Jamaica poses.

This lady is so.on point jamaica is over looked not perfect but not the worst health-care need lots of improvements for all ages negril need 24 hour access to medical centers and safe places for night entertainment s

Greetings one and all I am so happy for this Lady she has the sweetest soft and loving personality we had a chat with her after ThropX and we are totally focus on getting back to Jamaica to build, thanks for this know Throp

Congratulations to Jamaica’s favorite daughter Misti Memphis🎉🎉🎊🎊🎊♥️♥️♥️🙏🏾🙏🏾🇯🇲🇯🇲

Throp always delivers great content

This live was extremely helpful in the residency process. I am speechless because there are no excuses now. I said I needed my hand held, and this information that Misti shared did just that! I feel that nervous change feeling. Thanks, Throp, for this interview. This one touched me in a different way this morning.

❤ to Jamaica and all additional lover of our country, your welcome

wonderful, wonderful, wonderful! Mr. Throp I must commend you on your interviews with Misti now becoming a series! 😁 So well done, with thoughtful, specific, questions designed to bring forth not just interesting conversation, but useful hard information .... and of course an excellent interview subject with insight, intelligence, as well as her openness and eagerness to share and support others in creating their own best lives, as she herself has done. Misti and I first met through our mutual love of Jamaica, and 20 years of friendship later I count her as one of my dearest friends. Utilizing her insight can only bring positivity to your endeavors. Well done, sir!

Thanks immensely for this forum. My brother, a Jamaican resident, describes the crime in Jamaica so well. “ Crime in Jamaica is not random. It is primarily retaliation for someone who wronged them.” Word of advice, wherever you live- Mind your business, be aware of your social circle and stay away from indulging in elicit activity.

The 1st interview with Misti Memphis was amazing. She is a great guest. Throp, thanks for having her back on your podcast. Listening 🎧 and loving the content.

This is so Awesome ❗️I will connect with Capital of casual and black expats Negril ❤️this Congratulations Misti Memphis 💐

Great interview. Love what this channel represents and what it’s doing for the future of Jamaica

This was a great interview. Thanks Throp and Ms. Misti.

I have to say, I am always gaining knowledge when I sit and listen to Marilyn aka Misti Memphis. You speak with such grace. Thank you so much for not being selfish with your knowledge. You are still in teaching mode and I am so happy to be sitting front a center in your class called "Life in Negril 101". I myself, being part Jamaican look forward to being your neighbor very soon. Thank you Throp for having this amazing lady on to spread the GOOD news about our beautiful island!!!!! Looking forward to your next podcast.

This is So So on point… Thirteen years living there plus many prior years of visiting 😊… Awesome 👏🏾

My ❤is in Jamaica! I love everything about it the food, people, sunshine most of the year, beaches, air quality. Where can you get everything you need in one place. 😊

Great interview Throp & Misti!!! My 1st visit to Negril I was 19, I told myself then when I was able I was moving to JA. I'm beginning my journey this Summer, I'll be 45. I'm On Thee Way! 🛫

Misti is such an asset to Negril. Love her.

I'm coming and I have a friend who now wants to buy a home, I'm so ready....

This is an amazing interview Throp! Thank you for highlighting this very special warrior of a woman. ❤

Tears! Watching from Portland (the best Parish).🤭 Yes 🙌 Misti, this interview was on point 💯. I think I first saw you on Throp, then I was linked to other groups, like BERJ. I moved here from the DC/Baltimore region. When ppl mention crime, I Kmt 😎 not that crime does not exist, but I cringe 😬 n suffer from anxiety, growing up in the “worst hood” in DC, not to mention a touch of PTSD. I feel nice 😊 in Port Antonio. The U.S. is truly “off da chain.” No, I am not a rich foreigner 😆, I work for people and live local. Portland is the “garden of Eden.” 🌹

Such a wealth of information. Thank you so much! ❤️🙏🏽☀️

Hello and happy New Year Throp, I really enjoyed the conversation between you and misty. Keep up the good work

This interview was absolutely amazing!

Thanks for this interview. Will definitely follow her

Welcome, welcome, those who love this little island and is making it better.

WOW MISSY! You bring me to tears describing my beautiful Island....thank you very much on behalf of the people of Jamaica

Amazing content brother! like your program, back to Jamaica and racism. I am 47 years old and live broad for 24 years now. I didn’t know racism until I left Jamaica. When I were a kid and we used to see tourist comes to Jamaica, we would literally roll out the red carpet for them. I didn’t know that some of these people didn’t like us until I went to New York. I live there for 10 years and now living in Canada for 14 years, I’m living forward to relocating back to Jamaica or Namibia 🇳🇦 within the next five years.

Excellent interview. Misty u r very knowledgeable. You both held my interest to the end

Thank you for talking about the crime in Jamaica because whenever we hear the news of other countries they bad .I love my country ❤ .

Misti makes some powerful points. Especially around the black diaspora relocating to be happy . She had the right attitude and skill set for making the move 👍🏽🌞

Black people globally need to to UNITE and do US without trying to fit in with others.

Congratulations Misti🎉🎉🎊🎊♥️♥️♥️

As a Jamaican living the US I love this.

Love her!👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽💋🇯🇲

Great content God bless keep up ull go far God. Up brother thanks ,,,

My British children and I are living here now going three years and they love it to bits.

These are all very good ideas Misti👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾

A dry cleaning local business would do very well in the local areas of the island including ironing etc. they could then pick up the clothes already done ✅ the employment increase in these businesses would work magic. Totally agree. They also make a beer brewery for Mangoes, here in the UK they don't grow mangoes, but they brew mango beer from Somerset in England, mangoes don't grow in the UK. Jamaica is very resourceful but they need the drive, there are no advisors to trigger the monetary avenues and encourage fruit farming in the island. Every fruit can make a Cider.

I love everything she said and the way how she Broke down things You guys keep on doing the good to help. I love how you are I lighting jamaica

Continue the great work....beautiful interview.

One love to each and everyone 🎉🎉🎉

Awesome and enlightening interview

Thanks to you both ! From the frosty blue mountains in Ontario Canada

Thanks Mitsy I left Jamaica at a young age but has always felt connected, my heart is there. I hope I will get the opportunity to return there one day. Love you Mitsy xoxo 😢

God bless this awesome Lady and the angels in her organization! Our government should be ashamed of the state of our hospitals and healthcare system.

Throp, you mentioned in your interview with AfricanTigress that you would like to see a high school built in Negril. In my opinion, far more important would be a hospital. For the locals for sure, but also for the tourists who are partying which paves the way for incidents. Since Negril has such a high repeat tourist reputation, a billboard on Norman Manley Blvd., showing a graph of donations could possibly feed on itself.

Loved this conversation!

😢😢😢My BEAUTIFUL BEAUTIFUL HOME!!! WHY CAN'T WE appreciate what God has given Us, why are we hell bent on ruining our home. OH GOD, grant me the opportunity to be able to help my home.

Love Misti! She’s amazing.

Such a lovely and kind lady

Great interview!!!!

My family is Jamaican but I was born Canadian. They moved away and never looked back and barely taught me about my culture. I’m not rich but I want to claim my citizenship and give back to the country. Whenever I visit I want to start bringing supplies as well. Not every foreigner coming to the island is wealthy. We work hard too.

I was born in Westmoreland.....being to those beaches negril and bluefields. I live in the USA want to purchase a house there.

That's so true, that's mainly what u do here as a retiree, neighbours don't even wave.

thank you🦋✨

Am jamaica and love my country i lived the usa for years known which am citizen but jamaica is my home, lady dont let people tell about crime in jamaica follow your dream my suster crime is everwhere, not only in jamaica.i love my country

Hey Throp ... Hey Misty Memphis ❤❤

I felt the goosebumps, too

Love Misti 🙌

More Females have the Means and the Freedom to move to the Tropics. Many BW love the Culture and NATURE. Can't get enough of the natural Sun, Grounding, Minerals, and Eating❤❤❤!

Thanks for being open minded

Anyone that brings something to the Island spends money is a plus for all. Of course the things need to be better but Jamaica has greatly improved over the last 30 years. I do worry a bit that these Americans coming to live in Jamaica is going to bring their baggage with them.

Jamaica is absolutely beautiful and very underrated. First started visiting Jamaica in 1987. Jamaica has all the smaller islands inside of it. You can find Grenada, St Vincent, Barbados, and so on inside Jamaica. I will not hear anything bad about Jamaica. All though, the government can do better for their communities to prevent them from leaving Jamaica

I'm a strong advocate for shopping only in Jamaican own businesses. I was so upset when a friend took me to a new immigrant Chinese restaurant uptown Kingston. The food was horrible. The ambience was lovely but over priced. Such a waste of money.

I love Negril. It is our second home!

I too misti found you thru your previous interview with Throp.

great interview

I remember when she was on your first broadcast.

Welcome to Jamaican Lady ❤

Lovely interview

Thank you, Throp, for introducing individuals like her to us. I love what you do. You and the walking TV family have managed to convince me to return when I can. The Western countries are just not healthy for us. We can always utilize these countries for certain health care and then return back to the islands 🏝

Congrats to you misty 😊🎉

I would feel 100x safer in Jamaica then in any city in Canada,

Love, Misti...:-)

Americans don't get enough commendation for the things that they do for Jamaica and other countries. I personally know doctors and nurses that send down containers with hospital supplies and x-ray machines and MRI machines with donations. Jamaica is where it is because of America mostly and all the Americans owning business there. I love these people for all they do.

Say it loud for the people in the back to hear!!

Great interview and very interesting. I have to admit that coming from the UK, it is a new and strange experience to be excluded from a group due to my colour. I am a White ExPat I am a dual Birth Cert / passport holder British and Jamaican. I have not been in the country since I was a baby, but am looking to come back with a view to maybe retire - (60) I want to seriously consider relocating back to Jamaica - have you any advice for someone like me - single white male?

Talk about the hospitals - would you be comfortable being hospitalized here or would you need to fly out

I strongly belive that there are good opportunitys in jamaica. Iam in Negril right now and i would like to open a seashellmuseum for tourists. There is a large collection in jamaica already, just need to find the right place. If anybody have a idea of a good location, i would be thankfull. Thanks for all the good information. Best regards Stefan

Retiring back home in three years

Mi coming to Jamaica man!

Ghana is much more difficult to migrate as the African Americans are not treated the same way as they would from Jamaicans.There’s so much uncertainty in their politics and Economy.

Big up

interesting podcast

Impressive motivation to be with our own people.....Black psychological freedom is here even though the colonial government is not free

The problem with recycling plants and large laundry facilities is that they are not environmentally friendly businesses. You will create pollution in Negril. Those businesses would have to be away from the population. In Barbados a certain Jamaican owned chain hotel lanundry facilites are in a neighborhood and it gives off a lot of lint which lands on people's homes in the area. It's terrible.

I am an artist who is working and I wanted to spend time in Negril but I can’t afford it what can I do as my paintings are not selling and I’m also a Poet

Welcome to my beautiful homeland Jamaica