true I am Jamaican with a child from a lovely Sierra Leonian woman I can understand the spoken word easily .love the peanut chicken too with rice

@TheSassiassi

Жыл бұрын

❤❤❤❤

@meldawilliams1636

Жыл бұрын

A Sierra Leonean wishing you the best. May daughter grow up and be the best in life

@pmzphillips

Жыл бұрын

@@meldawilliams1636 thank you

@pmzphillips

10 ай бұрын

one love@@TheSassiassi

@pmzphillips

10 ай бұрын

you re most welcome

Xavier! Man this interview was so awesome that me as a proud Sierra Leonean had to like the interviews rewatch over and sharing it with my Salone friends and 👪 world wide. That's for doing this interview!

@TheSassiassi

Жыл бұрын

I just did too… shared to all my friends

@yvonnegayle4075

Жыл бұрын

Good,like it

@xmurphy2485

Жыл бұрын

@@TheSassiassi Thank you for watching and sharing.

@xmurphy2485

Жыл бұрын

Thank you for sharing and hope to visit Sierra Leonean one day.

Kreng kreng in old time Jamaica was a wire basket that was hung over the open fire in the fireside. Always, meat, tripe etc. was placed in it so it would be smoked. Pieces of this smoked 'meat kind' would then be cut and added to what was being cooked to add flavour. The meat kind was from pig, goat etc. that was butchered by individual families. This is the best I can explain.

Ok. Why are you both so handsome? This interview is such a treat. So yummy and gorgeous and wholesome and has so much meat…history, culture, excitement, education…I didn’t want it to end. Charles, you did Sierra Leone justice with this interview. I am proud of you, I love you and Sierra Leone missed you. Come back already. And bring Xavier with you, mek wi kam show am Swit Salone small nor mor 😂❤️🇸🇱🇯🇲

I ALWAYS LEARN SOMETHING FROM YOUR JAMAICANS ABROAD SERIES. JUST AWESOME MAN!! 🇯🇲

@xmurphy2485

Жыл бұрын

Thanks for watching. I learn so much doing the show.

God bless you my brother 😂❤ I grew up with one of your sister and I knew your late father very well

Thank you Xavier & Charles. I will now add Sierra Leone to my list of African travels. Great Interview as always, keep up the excellent work.

@Jonathanellie2

3 ай бұрын

Sierra Leone is such a beautiful country 🇸🇱

Charles laugh is so infectious, my face hurt. History class was in full session. I thoroughly enjoyed this episode. This is a must share with friends and fam. Blessings Xavier and the crew

@xmurphy2485

Жыл бұрын

Agree...it is infectious. Blessings.

Great interview. Charles is an engaging and intelligent young man, and it was nice to hear a positive report about Sierra Leone, the Western media can be very negative. Keep em coming!

Xavier this interview with Charles was so great. It was pleasure hearing from a Jamaican whose father a a Sierra Leonian and was able to connect with other members of his has family. He has such a rich family history. I have shared this interview with several Jamaican friends and I hope they will also share it with others. Charles I wish you all the best

Very educational interview .. This young man is well rounded in various cultures and it gives him the ability to see and appreciate things in many perspectives. Kreng kreng is old time Jamaican basket used for smoking meat!! 👍🏼

Awesome interview. Great info. I learned so much. Appreciate how he embraced both of his cultures. Continue to stay true to yourself. May God continue to bless you both.

Krain Krain and granat soup , and we also eat callaloo, which we call Green.

My first time to stumble on this and am amazed. Happy to see our brother. Its such a small world and because he is open minded he fits in easily. We Africans have always looked to Jamaicans as family I reside in Canada and have great Jamaican friends and even travelled to Jamaica. Well done to both of you

Love love this interview one of the best.

Always love watching these!!!

What a fantastic interview, big brother! Loved it. Joyce

Xavier this interview with Charles was 👍 great and to know Sierra Leone has such a great history and to hear it from a Jamaican whose father was from Sierra Leone and he has family in Sierra Leone “The Smart Family” Such😊 a rich Heritage. Such history which is so informative and we all should know more about our African history. Wishing Charles all the best in his different projects.

Excellent interview

@xmurphy2485

Жыл бұрын

Thanks. Charles provided some great info

SIR YOU AND MARK, DOING A GOOD JOB, MAN HE WENT TO WEST AFRICA, AND HE IS SUTCH A YOUNG YOUTH, THAT'S WONDERFUL HE IS BLESS UP THE MAN IN TIMES, HE IS SUTCH A GOOD YOUTHS , HE WILL GET THERE IN TIMES BLESSING,

Awesome, i recently visited Kenaya and Tanzania.

@xmurphy2485

Жыл бұрын

Awesome. Hope to visit those countries one day

@GreaterEthio

6 ай бұрын

Same with Kenya and Ethiopia amazing time

What a wonderful, lively and informative interview! All the best Charles and "audibadii"

Great interview, so informative

Great conversation!❤

WONDERFUL...during my research on Queen Nanny of the Maroons of Jamaica I learnt that once there were a Ship loaded with captives from Sierra Leone and the ship got wrecked in Jamaica and the captured took the opportunity to join the Maroons in the hills. This is what I learnt, probably you all can do some research on this. BLESSINGS from GRENADA.

No Xavier we Sierra Leoneans are very tolerant especially to strangers and we love and admire them. We do not get angry if you do not pronounce properly because we are aware of other people's languages.

Amazing interview.

Enjoying the show

@xmurphy2485

Жыл бұрын

Thanks for watching

Thoroughly enjoyed this conversation! I love Charles’ laugh😻

Awesome interview.. Charles, you are so knowledgeable,welcome information. All the best in your endeavors (artwork is so beautiful ). Thank you Xavier, continue to bring these wonderful interview ❤️ 😊❤🎉

I loved this interview. Sierra Leone is definitely worth a visit.

The Windrush came about by the recommendation of a Sierra Leonean

@Clamior521

11 ай бұрын

Really? Do you know who the person is? As in what their name is and any documentations about them?

@andrewhall6695

11 ай бұрын

There is

@Clamior521

16 күн бұрын

Ivor Cummings and John Henry Clavell Smyth

Thank you for an amazing interview! Just what I needed!

@xmurphy2485

Жыл бұрын

🙏🏾 Thank you for watching.

Your father was a great man

Sanside is Port Maria direction.

@olatunjimason

Жыл бұрын

Best interviews. As a Sierra Leonean who has been to 🇯🇲 . I am proud to know the strong connection to Sierra Leone

Hi Mark. I've been planning to visit Sierra Leone since 2020, but COVID and other challenges have disrupted my plans. One day, one day...

Palm oil is used all over Nigeria for cooking most of our foods.

My late father is from Brenard, St. Mary.

Hi Xaviier, Sandside is nearer to Port Maria

@xmurphy2485

Жыл бұрын

True

Very interesting!!

@xmurphy2485

Жыл бұрын

Thanks for watching

Wow some people are so bless why couldn’t i have this kind of background i love Africa so so much i would love to live there.❤Palm oil is the best and most healthy of oil.

Nobody mentioned what the Windrush was doing in the Caribbean.

Kerng kerng is a mesh used to cure meat in Jamaica.

@xmurphy2485

Жыл бұрын

So much shared culture

In Jamaica kerng kreng (spelling?) is mesh place high above a wood fire to cure meat by heat and smoke!!!

@xmurphy2485

Жыл бұрын

Shared language

😂😂😂 “Poto” you are talking about my people the Temene people. Lovely people uses caused words like Jamaicas. In fact one particular caused word Jamaicans used is from the Temene language .

@bubakay8956

Жыл бұрын

😀😀😀bomb*

@xmurphy2485

Жыл бұрын

Ooh wow. So much shared history

😂😂😂😂😂the Office… owned by my brother, Tunku !! Damn, you na REAL Salone Borbor 😂😂❤❤❤❤

You come from a prominent family too. Love your artwork too. Do you exhibit your pieces as Hawa Bangura does ..

John Henry Smythe is the man u can Google One of the first defeats Jamaican troops in Sierra Leone suffered was at the hands of the Ashanti The British West India regiment had a base in that country for years it was made up of mainly Jamaican slaves.jamaicans also fought in Africa after emancipation There were many conflicts after the first Sierra Leone defeat

I love it

@xmurphy2485

Жыл бұрын

Thanks for watching

Wow so amazing we are one family Is fantastic listening interviews Jamaica 🇯🇲 Sierra Leone is visa 💳 free you just have to get tickets 🎟 $500 to $ 1000 dollars you can spend that money with you for very long time

Respect Charles, where in Sierra Leone is your family from? Bo, Kenema, Kono, Freetown, and from which tribe? I am looking forward to visiting by the end of this year. Great interview as usual, Xavier. 🙏🏿

@maggiehalloway4862

Жыл бұрын

Freetown

@GreaterEthio

6 ай бұрын

Which tribe I wonder

Sierra Leone people need to wise up please don't let being poor oppress These politrician need to look out for their own people. China would never let you mine in their country

He looks so much like the host; their smiles are so similar;could they be related?

Are u do? Susu from Kambia. Thanks guys.

@xmurphy2485

Жыл бұрын

Thanks for tuning in. Blessings

Blue Strong JC

@xmurphy2485

Жыл бұрын

#fervet #Trueblue

How is the body! I think that's what that greeting is.

@olatunjimason

Жыл бұрын

Yo are right Joann! That is how Sierra Leoneans greet each other.

@Bevsmith6548

Жыл бұрын

Di body fine oh

@xmurphy2485

Жыл бұрын

Thanks for sharing the greeting 👍🏾

❤

Do you tknowh that there is a church in freetown called the maroon church

@xmurphy2485

Жыл бұрын

So much shared history

Orpotho, meaning White man!! Love your narrative ❤

@talijahtalijah1258

6 ай бұрын

Orpotho is a Temne word meaning Whiteman. The Krio word is Wateman.

Bob Marley wrote his song Zimbabwe as a tribute to the people of Zimbabwe in their struggle to gain independence from their colonizers. Of course Africa loves Bob Marley.

👌👌👌💞🇯🇲🇨🇦

I went to Kingston Parish Church and saw the Jamaicans killed there in the rebellion.in the 1890's They rebelled more than once

Jamaica is a working passport in America to and the Caribbean let me no lol

Why Jamaicans are called colonisers the repressed the people many times and the British West India regiment was stationed there Jamaican were the majority

He does not know the history between Jamaica and Sierra Leone There is a reason why he was Puta colonizer .The British West India regiment was stationed there .The regiment were mainly Jamaican slaves and were defeated by the Ashanti in the early nineteenth century .The Jamaicans fought all over Africa before and after emancipation.