What's It Like Being a Jamaican Living in Maryland & Washington DC?

[@claudiamyers4605]

Congratulations, Joelle (Wendy), on your books. I love the titles ❤️ ... Thank you, Chris and Joelle for flying the Jamaican flag high🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲..Thank you Xavier

[@WendyPendy26]

Thank you ❤❤

[@resplendentscorner4710]

gratulations joelle on your books. OneLove

[@yami8669]

Another hit show.. loved it!!!

[@sophiemclarke6556]

Love this interview, if anyone is visiting Maryland they now know where to visit.

[@theresanichols5556]

This was a epic interview.

[@merlenepryce1263]

Great interview with Joelle and Chris. There are so many professionals, government workers, high tech contractual workers and politicians who live in the DC/Maryland area. Congrats to Joelle with her books, wishing her continued success. 😀

[@Venicegeral]

My daughter majored in English @ uwi. Best thing she’s done.

[@Miss-Sunshines9431]

Excellent interview from both jamaican living the USA. I would to purchase copy those books 📚 didnt heard Joelle Cohen Wright website at the end conversation. Thanks

[@Happey67]

Yes, Prince Edward County, wealth generationally. Politicians live in Virginia and it is expensive. Many have two and three homes in other states.

[@roydelplummer3590]

Wonderful love it Bless

[@Sugi1971]

Wow, very interesting. Thank you for sharing. Really enjoyed watching this segment.

[@sophiemclarke6556]

I shall now look for those books, big up the writer.

[@missj5564]

This interview was very informative.

[@dorretteprince1754]

Great interview

[@kennedyrichards5444]

Kitson in de house..❤️🇯🇲💯

[@bernadettelicorish7163]

Hi are relative to Levi Daley he was my neighbour

[@cindy-leighhamilton4038]

Any episodes with Jamaicans in Virginia?

[@leoneyjones5453]

I say you Africans, please stick to your Jollof Rice plantain, etc, and leave the rice and peas curry goat oxtail patties, etc. to the Jamaicans (lol)

[@sophiemclarke6556]

I say Africans you are welcome to our Jamaican foods we are glad you love it. Also that you can cook it. I love jellof as carribean person.

[@WendyPendy26]

LOL. To be honest even though it's African owned they hire Jamaican chefs 😊😊

[@Happey67]

Those African can't cook Jamaican meal very tasty like us, no sir.

[@sophiemclarke6556]

Who say tasting is believing.

[@yami8669]

Remember the root of the Jamaican cooking is very much from Africa..... sometimes I think we forget.... Xavier did a show with a Jamaican living in Ghana and she got a chance to see it first hand...

[@Happey67]

Really? Well I don't care about Africa. Ok. They are very mean and nasty over 90 percent. I have tasted their food and I would not write home about it. @@yami8669

[@megganhutchinson1311]

Joelle fava baby’s grange.