This sister is a blessing to our country Jamaica.

I lived in Jamaica 🇯🇲 for almost 4 years, and I’ve been throughout the Caribbean and Jamaica is truly the Crown Jewel of the Caribbean - Respect ✊🏽

This lady truly loves Jamaica,as a Jamaican, just imagine if we all felt this same passion for our country the changes it would have made for all of us al,l both local and those overseas.

I love Ms. Misti. She is a true gem. She's a blessing to us all.

I was going through KZfaq and I stumbled upon your interview. I am a Jamaican living in Atlanta Your got me rethinking my retirement prospects What a fantastic Lady you are to see the beauty we left behind I was actually in Negril in February and stayed at a fantastic all inclusive hotel It was a great experience I have subscribed to your page you will be on my number one list Thank you for Representing Jamaican the way you are doing Be Safe

Wow this lady is AMAZING!!! I would love to meet her! She brought tears to my eyes. I have never heard a non Jamaican speak so highly about our country. I was very touched! I love my country!!!

Loved this interview I’m American born to Jamaican parents married to a American man and 3 years ago we were over all the crap going on in America we packed up left south Florida and settled in westmoreland where my family is rooted it’s truly the best decision of our lives

Omg! I could listen to her all day, I just love her accent. However, more than that, she dropped a lot of gems in this interview. Misti is a beautiful woman through & through.

I love Capital of Casual. I am spending a month in Jamaica in January to visit my friend who moved there with her family 3 years ago. I am so excited to explore this beautiful country!

Dang Throp! Interviewing the real class of Negril! Misti is a wonderful human being. I can't wait to see her again! Keep up the good work Brother.

What a great interview! it's been 8 months since my last trip to Jamaica this interview is persuading me to book a trip soon!

Great Interview with Miss Misti, she is so genuine and love her enthusiasm for Negril.

Nothing will stop 🛑 me and my family from returning back to Jamaica 🇯🇲, after being in a foreign country for many years especially in the cold 🥶, it’s time for a change, we love ❤️ Jamaica 🇯🇲 so much.

Thank you for dispelling the myth about the so called crime situation in Jamaica.This interview was very informative and uplifting.💯💯💯

I love these podcasts!!! Where do you find people with hearts like she has. This lady is a living legend! I was born in England to Jamaican parents. Grew up in Jamaica from I was a young child, did my primary school there, split my high school days between Canada and Jamaica with University also in Canada where I now live most of the time. I was thinking of looking at Ghana for house and land to live after this pandemic cools down a bit. Even though myself and family already have house and land in Jamaica I can go to, but have been turned off by the violence I've seen myself and heard of and grew up with in Jamaica. With all these positive stories though I might have to take a second look at Jamaica. I still do visit when I can cause I do have close family down there, but wasn't planning to go back to live. I'm sure Ghana has their own brand of crime and violence, I just haven't seen or heard how it is down there, I will have to visit and experience the place for myself. Africa is somewhere a lot of us want to go to anyway. Happy to hear people talk about Jamaica in a positive light, and also doing positive things for the people down there. They need to provide jobs for these young people so they don't turn to crime as easily. The educational structure has to made available to all young people no matter what financial background you come from. Jobs have to be a reality for people who complete school at any level, high school and post secondary education. So they can provide for themselves and feed their families and elders. Love, appreciation and humility to everyone living down there in Jamaica. It is a place of beauty and natural fruits and food like not many other places. I send my love to the Caribbean.

It is such a joy to hear from people who have such love deep in their heart for Jamaica. It was light in my day to hear of Misti's affection for the people and culture in Negril.

I agree with her, support the small Businesses and the self employed.. I go out of my way while I am there to buy from locals..I love and miss Jamaica, especially Negril at my favorite hotel Travellers... Keep the content Throp..love it.. I love the appreciation that Ms. Memphis has for my country and culture and the amazing work she is doing to assist my fellow country men.i also agree with her on the diaspora of jamaica should return once they acquire a certain skill... I will be back! I would definitely be contributing to the cause🙏♥️

Great interview! Appreciate her love for my country, and her touching on the topic of crime, which is the exact same thing I have told people. I can’t wait to return for good!! 🥰🇯🇲

Bravo!!!!! This is exactly what I try to do when I visit my 'second home' Jamaica. I love the idea of making Jamaicans get the benefits and profits from the tourist industry. Especially the Jamaican owned businesses and establishments. I am not on Facebook nor a fan of it, but I do love to see this genuine level of honest support to the local community. Jamaica is definitely on the top of MY retirement list. Hope to be retired there in the next 2 or 3 years. Peace and Blessings

Great interview, Misti Memphis!

Hi Throp... Could not miss this... 👍🙏🥰😇

My hubby is retiring at the end of 2021 and he is just counting the days to get back home. Thanks for this interview and the updated info on where things really are in Jamaica.

First let me say this is another great interview. I agree with you Misti. The educated and skilled Jamaicans should go home in invest in the country. If we have more constructive people in our country, the destructive ones will be weeded out.

Great interview... I just love 💘 Negril....one of my top destinations in Jamaica to vacate at, live and to retire at!

Wow very informative and beautiful interview

Love these videos. Keep it up man. Big up from Mo Bay🇯🇲🙋🏾‍♂️

I love this. Keep it coming. I could sit on that beach all day

Big Up Yourselves Misti Memphis and Winthrop Wellington, Good Talk

Life goals! I LOVE this lady- connected with her on FB. Headed to Negril this summer and will definitely seek her out.

Blessing Throp and Misti❤

This was so heartwarming! Thank you Miss Misti Memphis. I'm so glad you found your piece of paradise!

Thank you so much for this program. I’m thinking of moving back home and I am so encouraged by your program.

I just joined Miss. Misti’s group. I’m waiting to hear back from them.

Thanks for an awesome interview , love. Her🇯🇲

I really loved this interview. She’s such an inspiration. She looks so young so it’s surprising to hear that she’s old enough to have participated in the Civil Rights Movement.

God bless her beautiful heart.

I'm Portuguese living in Florida but my heart is in Jamaica. I want to retire there in Montegobay.

You can't say everything you want to say in the context of an interview. Just this morning I was talking to another African - American friend who moved here a few years before I did and is STILL living happily and safely here in Negril. We were talking about Belmont and the area around 9 mile, both of which I have stayed in. NO VILLAS , I stayed in people's homes in the community. In 9 mile for example, my hostess was leaving off for work and did not lock her door. When I reminded her she should lock it she told me no one there locks their doors and no one troubles anything. In Belmont my friends and I spread all our electronics out on the veranda, so when we were about to leave our host saw us gathering things up to store them and told us to leave them right where they were , everything will be fine. Our Negril based experience did not like that idea , but we did it . Over our entire stay there, it was so nice, windows open, door unlocked , no issues. WE FELT FREE. There are MANY communities in beautiful Jamaica like this where the pressure is off , and the living is perfect. You can't tell people not to come back here because they will be the target of crime or worse, when that is NOT TRUE about the whole of this beautiful island. Like in Treasure Beach area, and Alligator Pond is another space I can think of. I just want to neutralize the hysteria with another perspective.

Great interview!

Enjoyed this video very much. Misti's hometown is just down the road from mine. I live in Little Rock, Arkansas. I've been retired for ten years now. My wife and I have made our first trip to Africa (Ghana). I hadn't thought much about visiting Jamaica; however, I've come to realize that Jamaica is similar in many ways to Ghana. I've got to make the trip there. I've added it to my bucket list.

Thank you Misti, you are a great ambassador. The Jamaica Tourist Board needs to hire you.

I absolutely love this interview. She's awesome. Keep doing great work!

Thank you for having Ms. Misti on I enjoyed watching and listening to some of her history and background it is clear that since she was little she has advocated for the rights of people and I love how she continues to gives back to the community and let's us all know what is needed. Thank you Ms. Misti when I come back to Negril to visit I hope to meet you someday. Thank you for kewy hope alive in Negril. Joy Bailey

Great show as always. Great topic as always. Respect

big up, enjoying the show from the beautiful TBR pon 7 Mile! Hope to be down in late August or Sept to enjoy the beach and swim up to your bar!

You are doing a phenomenal job!! Great interview and very informative. I will definitely stay at your hotel!

Another great interview...Misti is truly a gem and an awesome Ambassador for promoting Jamaica and Negril.

That is my favorite seat, it provides the most amazing view... better to be there in person 🙂...❤️🇯🇲

I agree Misty just watch your surroundings you will be just fine know where have crime than over this side. Great interview looking forward to be in Negril

I don’t know this lady, but I like her. Her spirit and warmth just radiates and she’s someone I’d love to share a red stripe or a coconut with. Thanks for sharing this. 👍🏾👏🏾

Very educational, thanks for contributing to cohesion and development of Jamaica.❤

Hi.... I loved this video. I shared it with a friend who lives in trawlany... I felt so proud listening to misty bigg up Jamaica.. It has given me so many ideas for the area I am planning to return to in Jamaica (ST MARY)... Once again an excellent that I happen to stumble upon... Stay safe.

Awesome interview so much highlighted and learn alot about the parish ...people like these bring out the true beauty of the island so much to explore and contribute to helping the less fortunate ...keep up the amazing work❤🇯🇲

I love Ms Misty’s FB page! During the 8 months I couldn’t visit Negril, the page kept me from getting too home sick. This was a great interview Throp.

Good stuff, ❤️mi Negril🇯🇲!

Visited Jamaica several times from 1989 in Mobay, Ochi, & Negril, with Negril being my favorite. Stayed at Hotels, All Inclusives, & Airbnb's. My favorite place to to stay in Negril was formerly, Our Past Time, a family owned property on 7 Mile Beach. My relationship with the owner was so good, I stayed there for an entire month on one occasion. Been longing to go back, but Covid has put a hold on my travel. I'll be back, as soon as things get under control.😎

That was so great to listen to. Hearing Misty talk so passionately about Negril and Jamaica generally.

Just seeing this video. I am really inspired by Ms Misti. She is giving of herself to a country she has no attachment to. 🙏

Love this interview inspirational lady! She is very intelligent and brings people together. Crime happens everywhere here in the UK it is swept under the carpet and downgraded to an incident. Have faith pray for Jamaica if you are that concerned about 'crime' we claim to be people of faith and yet quite a lot of us happily slag off Jamaica. I don't hear English people slagging off the UK. They big it up and have mad love for their country even the bad weather! In short they make the best of things. Wherever I go I big up Jamaica and people are always so kind and generous towards me. . .

I am a born Jamaican from kingston but living in Canada 32 years, haven't retired yet but Since covid i decided to go back home. built, Little Cabin in Negril, now on airbnb. Negril will be my retirement spot.

Now I know why so many celebrities love this beautiful Island. My last visit was over 24 years. If I were to live in Jamaica I would have to go into the agricultural industry if I really want to make a good living.

Stumbled across this channel, wow!!! Great interview 💯💯💯👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾 ❤️❤️❤️ this Lady, great ambassador for Jamaica 👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽

Misti is the reason I'm moving to jamaica .I'm from Tennessee, And jamaica reminds me of the South, and Southern people can adapt to anything .We love Greenery .

I cannot wait to go back to Negril. I love the 7 mile beach, I haven’t been every where but, she probably has, and says that is the most beautiful of beaches. I agree❣️

Great video. I got to meet Misti Aug 2023 in Negril. She was walking on the beach & sat in the lounge chair next to me. I wish the 🇺🇸 would allow dual citizenship….. until my next return 🇯🇲💕🇯🇲💕🇯🇲💕🇯🇲💕🇯🇲

Yes! I'm doing the same. Bringing awareness to the real lives of Jamaicans.

Misti - Thank you for re-enforcing what I always knew about my country. That is why I retired back home. Not Negril but in just as safe and great area to retire to in the South East St. Elizabeth/South Manchester area where the life of a retiree is absolutely great and affordable..

The beach in the background is absolutely breathtaking. 💛💛💛💛💛💛

I wish I could moved to Jamaica 🇯🇲 right now

I've been living in Florida for the pass 21 years and I'm stressed I miss jamaica

Jamaica is blessed and Jamaican people are beautiful because we love God 🇯🇲

I respect educators Ms. Misti and Jamaican education is top notch which is one of the many reasons we’re coming back so our son can go to school there. We’re soon to return too Ms. Misty! I’m in my late 30s but by God’s grace I’ll be retired this time next year. I’ll still be youngish so I’m trying to see what I can do to help create opportunities for my fellow local Jamaican people. Not trying to take jobs from anyone there.

I'm so grateful to come across this interview. Ms. Misti is amazing. I'm contemplating my retirement next year and the exodus from America. I'm definitely going to visit Negril. Great interview!👑👍

Thanks for coming to our country it's a beautiful place no matter what. Thanks for choosing Jamaica, love you all, welcome to yard 😎❤

Thank you Misti for keeping it real. The negatives are so loud, we can hardly hear the positives.

italian canadian here, we got a flat in negril in 2015 for annual trips and now we are shopping for a hillside villa for a permanent relocation to the garden of eden... JA Bless!

Fabulous interview... Misti is a treasure. A wonderful advocate!

Health Care is a BIG concern of mine

So interesting since I got back from Travelers Beach Resort, your videos started popping up in my feed. My husband and I are really looking at moving to Jamaica. I was born there and he’s a first generation. Interesting that you have a KZfaq channel but you appeared so reserved when we saw you.

I was overjoyed to listen in on this conversation interesting I'm ready to go home

That’s that Memphis love and resilience talking. It’s good to be happy with your decision, especially for retirement. Wishing her continued happiness!

Yes I've never been to negril and I'm jamaican. I've seen videos of negril I definitely would retire there as well.

Great interview. Mixed on the whole retirement topic

Awesome interview Winthrope my Sisterfriend KimBey told me about Misti a while ago Jah willing i will be there soon💛💚🖤

Love this Lady love the conversation, she have changing my thinking about visiting .maybe I should come home

You're a fun loving and amazing woman, May God continues to bless you for doing such incredible things for those in need.

This lady is awesome. I have gained so much information. Thank you

Great interview so excited that she loves Negril

Yeah Misti Memphis. Nuff Love to Misti. Great lady, great interview.

I look forward to relocating to Jamaica that’s exactly what I want to do I’ve been over there I fell in love with the country I called that my second home. Great interview thank you

Good stuff👍

I’d like to thank you both for your insight. It was a lovely testament. Jamaica has been calling my name since I was a little girl. I hope to meet you both when I reach. My family laughs when I make any efforts to research and relocate. Watch them beg to visit 🤣🤔 🇯🇲 🖤💚💛🇯🇲 new subscriber

I been going to Jamaica since 1996 but didn't get to see the real Jamaica until 2007. Ever since I got to see the real Jamaica and locals I never went back to the big fancy hotels. Some people would wonder why I don't want to do big resorts and stay in just a basic room. It is because I want to give to the hard working locals the Jamaicans and Jamaica. I have stayed and Travellers a few times but ate lots of breakfasts there. I have stayed at a few more and try not to pick favorites. I want to spread the love a little and well in honesty I do best as I can with I can afford. I met Negril 8 years ago and I met Misti 5 years ago. I love staying local and giving back to the locals and stay local owned. I love love love Captial of Casual and I love Misti how she helps everyone. I think she is one of the best expats on the island along with a few more and I have a good reason to think so. Misti has always been giving and kind since I met her and before Capital of Casual. My reason is that while Misti retires she isn't taking anything from anyone she spends her time telling everyone about local places hidden and close by and asks for nothing in return and she gets nothing in return. Since Covid groups formed to help the hungry and Misti posted all about it so we could help. No there wasn't a big huge ton of money but the help that was given fed people. So while she is retired she still working and doing things on Captial and keeping it clean and free from unnecessary drama. There is so much wonderful things that have happened on Capital of Casual so make sure if you read this come join us.

That is so funny and that her career track is so similar to mine... guidance counselor who wants to be a flight attendant. I love the Negril vibe, I have lived in Jamaica and want to return in retirement.

She is amazing!

Beautiful

Thank you so much Queen, I am a Retiree, My Husband and I will be moving to Jamaica in Jan 2022. I love you Spirit and Maybe we can connect one day. Peace & Luv & May God Bless You

I recently purchase a home in negril and I am loving every moment

What an awesome lady!

Love this amazing woman! We both share a passion for Jamaica and it's beauty! God bless you from the States 😊