You have outdone yourself Xavier, I could listen to the commissioner speak all day and not get bored. Very enlightening interview I've learnt so much about India. I think you should invite him back he has a lot more to say👍👍👍🇯🇲🇺🇲
Great interview Xavier with Jason Hall High Ccommissioner.😅 This is such an experienced traveler who has lived, studied, travelled and working in so many countries. This interviewed is one of the most interesting and educational I have listened to and I have heard all the previous episodes. Looking forward to next weeks episode.
As an Indian living in UK running West Indies United Cricket Club in London I very much appreciate this video HE Jason Hall is so generous with his time and his comments - Jamaican should learn from India re. new business start up, MIIT Uni Colleges, lots of people to people connections is so important to kick start new ventures
Awesome interview Jason has such a WARM personality. I can see Y he works in that field. Also very handsome and attractive individual. Does our country JAMAICA 🇯🇲 proud. Big up and Blessings!
My ancestors came from India to Guyana back in the 1800s. Here I am , living in Jamaica with no desire to visit India , ever ! However , the sound of the sitar reawakens some ancestral memory connecting me to the land of India , forever.
My husband is from India am Jamaican living in NewYork. We have a second home in India as well ,the children been going there since they we two yrs old and speak the language fluently ,am there every year except for the pass three yrs but will be going this month until next year .You will be surprise how much Jamaican living in India 🤔and the Indians R very nice people at first they look at you but once they get to know you they’re friendly and kind and very respectful and everyone of the younger generation speak English nowadays and every American food you could fine there ,KFC ,subways ,stars buck mac D burger kings and want thing you desire and fantastic Indian food ,🤔you have to believe to see it ,that’s a place to visit ,please put that on your bucket list !!
God bless the motherland of India 🇮🇳. The majority of people think only one type of race hails from the Caribbean but tend to forget how many Indians live there. Great interview what a brilliant gentleman 👍🏼
Thanks very much Xavier your programmes have become like a Sunday evening Martine for me you are doing an excellent job in educating persons around the globe about Jamaicans and the cultures of various other countries,Awesome.
Wow.......Wow....Wow. what an amazing experience listening to the HC of Jamaica 🇯🇲 to India 🇮🇳 . Very interesting life story. Keep up the wonderful work, Xavier.
I loved him speaking on his travel experiences. I wish I could hear more about living in the Amazon. I want to visit an Indian wedding of only 2500 ppl. Lol that was funny. Thank you Mr. Hall.
I have learned so much from this channel. This was another great interview. Thanks thank you Jason for sharing with us; It was very interesting and informative. Thanks again Xavier.
Deep in Amazon Jangala (Jungle) in sanskrit! Now in Maatrbhoomi! (Motherland)! Thank you for explaining how India impact the world we live in today! 🇮🇳
This was a very,,very fascinating interview. Jamaicans make me very proud. Learning about India will definitely allow me to do some researches. Love the interview. I learnt a lot.❤️
Yesss!! Thank you Xavier and guest for this interview -- I had been looking forward to this one for a long time! I haven't even looked at it yet, but I'm excited to watch!! 🙌🏽🥳
Xavier, you hit a home run with this conversation. Mr. Hall great guest with a wealth of knowledge and the ease he expresses himself makes it quite riveting you crave more. Four thumbs up.
Great interview, great personality. I have always had some fascination for the Indian culture and of course the food. Having spent so much time in London, where there is a huge Indian community, I became a great fan of Indian food, and next to Jamaican I'd say it is my favorite. Of course, he is getting the real thing over there. I agree with him, the Indians have mastered the use of spices more than any other culture in the World. Even here in Dallas, if I really want a good spicy curry goat, I go to the Indian restaurant where you will get a curry goat that even surpasses our Jamaican style in terms of spicyness, quality and quantity- as a matter of fact I generally by-pass Jamaican restaurants here period. If I want Jamaican food I cook it at home, they say they have to dumb down the taste to suit Texas (bland) appetites, but personally I think most of them are just in it for a fast buck, because things Jamaican are currently in vogue. I've had great Jamaican food in restaurants in New York or Houston, so they can't tell me that it can't be done in an authentic way and not be succesful.....either they don't know or can't be bothered. Anyway, great interview again Mr. Xavier, keep up the good work.
What an interesting and informative interview. Thank you, Mr Jason Hall, honorable Jamaica High Commissioner to India. I am Indian origin, never visited India or can speak any of the languages except Engish..I am always fascinated about India...the philosophy is to treat the world as a family...Jamaicans are wonderful people too...many friends and coworkers here in NY.
Great interview Xavier! India is the most fascinating country that I have had the pleasure of visiting and interestingly the other is Mexico. So thank you High Commissioner Jason Hall for making me relive these places through your eyes and words. Namaste 🙏
Both are wonderful gentlemen and I greatly appreciate the positive knowledge that both share. Bravo! I am an Africa born Of Indian origin raised in the UK and I find it rare that any media covers our developing world with the warmth and generosity that these gentlemen do. I also travel to my beloved Africa and India extensively and marvel at what these cultures continue to offer the world. As for Jamaicans… I grew up with only reggae music in the UK and feel privileged to have had it influence so much of my early development. My best wishes, peace and prosperity to the people of Jamaica and the West Indies.
Great but short interview, so much history. This could be a 6 part series if you did elaborate on cricket, migration and it's relationships with Jamaica and to the Caribbean in general.
With a country such as india and their population of over 1.3b ppl then 2500 definitely a small wedding which for Jamaica that is a huge number if a wedding like this to be had....and that spicy food breakdownnos awesome..
Charles did an awesome interview on Sierra Leon . It was very informative and a joy to learn about that SL. Xavier please try and keep this program going. It is a pleasure to see how the world has accepted Jamaicans and make it a joy to travel. Pow! Pow! Pow! BM
When I visited India, we were traveling from Bangalore to Tamil Nadu by car. I gave them the Kom Mek Wi Worship CD to put in the player. The song they loved the best was one with a dance hall rhythm! They played it over and over, and kept asking - "Did you write this song?!"
Quite a refreshing interview......Jason Hall is a kaleidescope of world knowledge and experiences.....He seems available to share such rich life experiences and relays these experiences with ease and gratitude.Jason is definitely an asset to Jamaica and it's important to tap into the natural resource, that is Mr Jason Hall........I truly feel proud and inspired.
This, in my opinion is the best interview. I can listen to High Commissioner Jason Hall all day. Such high intelligence and thank you for sharing the knowledge of India. I have amended the position of India on my bucket list. Namaste 🙏🏽
You should put that on your bucket list ,I have spend lots of time there and the experience is just amazing and the people R so friendly once they get used to you .They will look at you at first and stair but once they get to know you they treat you with kindness and respect and if you’re Jamaican you don’t need a visa to get there !!
I Indian lived in Kingston Jamaica for more 5 years. Just fell in love with the country. Even though we diverse culture, I somewhat felt so connected to Jamaica.
Me love da one yah 😊 adventurous nomad, very informative I am proud to be a Jamaican but we don’t understand the influence our nation has across the world so we need to stay positive in all aspects of our lives.
What a wonderful story to tell. I’m from Guyana 🇬🇾 of Indian descent and I do believe in reincarnation in any form. Treat others the way you want to be treated 🕉🕉🙏🏻🙏🏻🇬🇾🇬🇾🕉🕉
The commissioner was very inspiring, so calm and knowledgeable. Indeed, we are all one. The "we are superior" mindset of the Global North needs to be replaced by a truly egalitarian and spiritual mindset with India playing a key role in partnership with countries of the Global South. Wish Xavier was up to the task intellectually of being able to interview a person of the Commissioner's depth.
Such an informative interview. I can attest to the comment on Mexico! It's a phenomenal country!! Travel amd learn while you can, the media has their own agenda! 🙌🏽🙌🏽👏🏽👏🏽
Someone from Pakistan asked me during the Olympics when Usain won if Jamaica was in Africa. He had no idea where the Caribbean was. Pakistan was once part of India. I had to educate him about Indians sent to the Caribbean.
Enlightening. He hasn't mentioned the African Indians in the rural parts who identified as Indians. Fascinating people, well discipline and living in harmony
Just to add my 2 cent mathematics was first originated in Egypt Africa way back in the time of the first dynastic period, and not only that science, but heart and brain transplant was first done in that period, by a great man named Imhotep, look it up. Every thing started in Khemet Egypt, the very first civilization
Exactly! I was scouring the comments to see if anyone would correct this mistake. The world came to ALEXANDRIA to learn everything. #Imhotep was one of the Greatest. So happy we're changing the *narratives* as we are enlightened via #Sankofa💫
Yes, you've got it wrong. No one country invented it. Different societies have independently developed further mathematical techniques, each in their own way. The Egyptians, Greeks, and Chinese all separately made their own mathematical developments, as did India, peoples of the New World, and so on. Pythagoras theorem is basically used to find the length of an unknown side and the angle of a triangle. However India did give us the concept of zero and using powers of ten played a crucial role in the development of the decimal-place value system in India. Indian numeral system is what the world uses today. The Indian numeral system was passed on to Europe by the Arabs.
Give thanks again, Mr Murphy, for another informative and enlightening presentation. Please find out from Mr Hall if he has ever been to Surat in India. There are some very interesting businesses that are in demand around the world.
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Another exceptional Jamaican!!
I could listen to him speak all day!!
👊🏿🇯🇲
Expose the quality of life how people actually live in India beyond what you see on television!
You have outdone yourself Xavier, I could listen to the commissioner speak all day and not get bored. Very enlightening interview I've learnt so much about India. I think you should invite him back he has a lot more to say👍👍👍🇯🇲🇺🇲
New levels 🇯🇲
What an interesting conversation! A big thank you to the High Commissioner for sharing his journey with us…🇯🇲 to di worl!!!
Great interview Xavier with Jason Hall High Ccommissioner.😅 This is such an experienced traveler who has lived, studied, travelled and working in so many countries. This interviewed is one of the most interesting and educational I have listened to and I have heard all the previous episodes. Looking forward to next weeks episode.
As an Indian living in UK running West Indies United Cricket Club in London I very much appreciate this video HE Jason Hall is so generous with his time and his comments - Jamaican should learn from India re. new business start up, MIIT Uni Colleges, lots of people to people connections is so important to kick start new ventures
Did you know that the great Caribbean cricketer.. Gary Sobers had an indian wife too
This definitely need a part 2. Most informative off all previous..
Awesome interview Jason has such a WARM personality. I can see Y he works in that field. Also very handsome and attractive individual. Does our country JAMAICA 🇯🇲 proud. Big up and Blessings!
Wonderful interview! I learned a lot about India and its culture. Jah bless!
How very interesting.
I am from Guyana.
My ancestors came from India to Guyana back in the 1800s.
Here I am , living in Jamaica with no desire to visit India , ever ! However , the sound of the sitar reawakens some ancestral memory connecting me to the land of India , forever.
My husband is from India am Jamaican living in NewYork. We have a second home in India as well ,the children been going there since they we two yrs old and speak the language fluently ,am there every year except for the pass three yrs but will be going this month until next year .You will be surprise how much Jamaican living in India 🤔and the Indians R very nice people at first they look at you but once they get to know you they’re friendly and kind and very respectful and everyone of the younger generation speak English nowadays and every American food you could fine there ,KFC ,subways ,stars buck mac D burger kings and want thing you desire and fantastic Indian food ,🤔you have to believe to see it ,that’s a place to visit ,please put that on your bucket list !!
Wow great testimony. That is so sweet.
Thank you, I will do just that.
God bless the motherland of India
🇮🇳.
The majority of people think only one type of race hails from the Caribbean but tend to forget how many Indians live there.
Great interview what a brilliant gentleman 👍🏼
Sending peace love and tranquility to all my brothers and sisters from Jamaica. Coming from Georgetown Guyana.
🇬🇾 ❤️💚💛 🇯🇲
Wonderful interview, thank you High Commissioner Hall..Knowledgeable, and a well traveled person..Continue to represent brand Jamaica 🇯🇲
Thanks very much Xavier your programmes have become like a Sunday evening Martine for me you are doing an excellent job in educating persons around the globe about Jamaicans and the cultures of various other countries,Awesome.
This has to be one of the best and educational interviews. 👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽❤❤❤🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲 This was absolutely fabulous. Big up Jason.
Wow.......Wow....Wow. what an amazing experience listening to the HC of Jamaica 🇯🇲 to India 🇮🇳 . Very interesting life story. Keep up the wonderful work, Xavier.
Ambassador Hall took viewers on an amazing journey!
Xavier, this is another one of your best interviews
I loved him speaking on his travel experiences. I wish I could hear more about living in the Amazon. I want to visit an Indian wedding of only 2500 ppl. Lol that was funny. Thank you Mr. Hall.
This was a great interview love it thank you 🇯🇲🇯🇲
I have learned so much from this channel. This was another great interview. Thanks thank you Jason for sharing with us; It was very interesting and informative. Thanks again Xavier.
Sorry, I can listen to him all day, I'm Trinidadian, first time looking at your channel. Loving it
Deep in Amazon Jangala (Jungle) in sanskrit! Now in Maatrbhoomi! (Motherland)! Thank you for explaining how India impact the world we live in today! 🇮🇳
This interview was really interesting.. he is a well travelled Jamaican
I really am enjoying this interview! Thank you sir!
This was a very,,very fascinating interview. Jamaicans make me very proud. Learning about India will definitely allow me to do some researches. Love the interview. I learnt a lot.❤️
Indian sadhus bring Ganga to Jamaica
Very interesting interview, love every moment;
Thanks to you all for sharing so many things about India and the other countries
I was glue to this interview, awesome
Lovely Lovely interview. Felt the warmth. Could listen to Missa Hall all day
I will say this gentleman is well travel and so much more, this program of Xavier really found himself a great platform etc.....
Yesss!! Thank you Xavier and guest for this interview -- I had been looking forward to this one for a long time! I haven't even looked at it yet, but I'm excited to watch!! 🙌🏽🥳
Xavier, you hit a home run with this conversation. Mr. Hall great guest with a wealth of knowledge and the ease he expresses himself makes it quite riveting you crave more. Four thumbs up.
Hi, I'm so enjoying the High Commissioner speak all day. He is so warm
I like how he is grounding and earthing
Blessings a lot a knowledge he just drop thanks brother
Great interview, great personality. I have always had some fascination for the Indian culture and of course the food. Having spent so much time in London, where there is a huge Indian community, I became a great fan of Indian food, and next to Jamaican I'd say it is my favorite. Of course, he is getting the real thing over there. I agree with him, the Indians have mastered the use of spices more than any other culture in the World. Even here in Dallas, if I really want a good spicy curry goat, I go to the Indian restaurant where you will get a curry goat that even surpasses our Jamaican style in terms of spicyness, quality and quantity- as a matter of fact I generally by-pass Jamaican restaurants here period. If I want Jamaican food I cook it at home, they say they have to dumb down the taste to suit Texas (bland) appetites, but personally I think most of them are just in it for a fast buck, because things Jamaican are currently in vogue. I've had great Jamaican food in restaurants in New York or Houston, so they can't tell me that it can't be done in an authentic way and not be succesful.....either they don't know or can't be bothered. Anyway, great interview again Mr. Xavier, keep up the good work.
I thoroughly enjoyed this episode. Informative and interesting. Thank you.
Very interesting & motivational
Respec an Mannaz Xavier & Jason!
'Life is Everywhere'
This Jamaican man is very wise... I concur with all of your keen observations about India, and I thank you for your kind and insightful words
Nice video checking in fr 🇦🇺 Adelaide I am a 🇯🇲 bless up
Excellent conversation. I spent twenty days in India 1998 and I still have fond memories. Chicken Briyana is my favorite dish.
Bless
Wonderful interview
WHATTA INTERESTING AND REFRESHING INTERVIEW. THANK FOR SHARING .
What an interesting and informative interview. Thank you, Mr Jason Hall, honorable Jamaica High Commissioner to India. I am Indian origin, never visited India or can speak any of the languages except Engish..I am always fascinated about India...the philosophy is to treat the world as a family...Jamaicans are wonderful people too...many friends and coworkers here in NY.
Very enlighting learned a lot love to learn more we should explore the possibility for education India as a lot of university
Fascinating. Love that wow 👌
Been watching ancient Indian videos, and I do believe they were brilliant far back in time even before Egypt!
Very brainy people
Great interview Xavier! India is the most fascinating country that I have had the pleasure of visiting and interestingly the other is Mexico. So thank you High Commissioner Jason Hall for making me relive these places through your eyes and words. Namaste 🙏
Both are wonderful gentlemen and I greatly appreciate the positive knowledge that both share. Bravo! I am an Africa born Of Indian origin raised in the UK and I find it rare that any media covers our developing world with the warmth and generosity that these gentlemen do. I also travel to my beloved Africa and India extensively and marvel at what these cultures continue to offer the world. As for Jamaicans… I grew up with only reggae music in the UK and feel privileged to have had it influence so much of my early development. My best wishes, peace and prosperity to the people of Jamaica and the West Indies.
Another impressive interview.
Love this
Great but short interview, so much history. This could be a 6 part series if you did elaborate on cricket, migration and it's relationships with Jamaica and to the Caribbean in general.
H.C Hall has given an experiential review of India in a vivid and positive manner! Thank you sir!
With a country such as india and their population of over 1.3b ppl then 2500 definitely a small wedding which for Jamaica that is a huge number if a wedding like this to be had....and that spicy food breakdownnos awesome..
Excellent knowledge and communication skills. Makes me very proud to be a Jamaican. 👍🏽
Love this discussion salute
Good episode. An accomplished traveler
Great interview...Big up Mr Ambassador Hall....very informative...u truly represent us well, Sir..commendation to you , boss man.
Love this interview
Charles did an awesome interview on Sierra Leon . It was very informative and a joy to learn about that SL. Xavier please try and keep this program going. It is a pleasure to see how the world has accepted Jamaicans and make it a joy to travel. Pow! Pow! Pow! BM
When I visited India, we were traveling from Bangalore to Tamil Nadu by car. I gave them the Kom Mek Wi Worship CD to put in the player. The song they loved the best was one with a dance hall rhythm! They played it over and over, and kept asking - "Did you write this song?!"
It's a beautiful song by Jo-Ann faith Richard's. I guess that's you 🎶😁❤
@@newsunday yes that would be me 🙂. The song they loved is called Klier di Wie (Clear the Way).
I also like this meaningful song, just want to share with you (Build your church, by Elevation worship)
Quite a refreshing interview......Jason Hall is a kaleidescope of world knowledge and experiences.....He seems available to share such rich life experiences and relays these experiences with ease and gratitude.Jason is definitely an asset to Jamaica and it's important to tap into the natural resource, that is Mr Jason Hall........I truly feel proud and inspired.
Jamaica 🇯🇲 to the world 🌎
Nice interview he speak very inteligenct that u can understand everything
This, in my opinion is the best interview. I can listen to High Commissioner Jason Hall all day. Such high intelligence and thank you for sharing the knowledge of India. I have amended the position of India on my bucket list. Namaste 🙏🏽
Big up Mr. High Commissioner! Enthralling story
What an amazing life story Mr High Commissioner!
Lovely conversation. mr Jason Hall is like a sage of diplomacy. Continued success to you Sir.
Thank you my friend I love this one 😆
India is such an interesting place I would love to visit one day. I have meet many Indians living abroad. They are such respectful people.
You should put that on your bucket list ,I have spend lots of time there and the experience is just amazing and the people R so friendly once they get used to you .They will look at you at first and stair but once they get to know you they treat you with kindness and respect and if you’re Jamaican you don’t need a visa to get there !!
You girls sound like you are almost there, just jump into a plane ✈ and head straight to Goa. During Nov end - April
Beautiful description of India thanks to enlighten us.
Such a relaxed and chilled out conversation!
I Indian lived in Kingston Jamaica for more 5 years. Just fell in love with the country. Even though we diverse culture, I somewhat felt so connected to Jamaica.
Excellent interview. The interviewer has covered all important aspects.
Great informative interview
Me love da one yah 😊 adventurous nomad, very informative I am proud to be a Jamaican but we don’t understand the influence our nation has across the world so we need to stay positive in all aspects of our lives.
Jeesam! There are so many things he said that I identify with - it's just too much to comment. I really, really loved this one!!!
Very caring people
Another Winner 🏆
Can sit at his feet and listen to his stories for hours
Outstanding education.
What a wonderful story to tell. I’m from Guyana 🇬🇾 of Indian descent and I do believe in reincarnation in any form. Treat others the way you want to be treated 🕉🕉🙏🏻🙏🏻🇬🇾🇬🇾🕉🕉
Absolutely treat others as you wish to be treated.I don't believe in reincarnation personally.Godbless.
The commissioner was very inspiring, so calm and knowledgeable. Indeed, we are all one. The "we are superior" mindset of the Global North needs to be replaced by a truly egalitarian and spiritual mindset with India playing a key role in partnership with countries of the Global South. Wish Xavier was up to the task intellectually of being able to interview a person of the Commissioner's depth.
love from India We hope to work with Jamaican Lovely People in the future 🙏🙏
Such an informative interview. I can attest to the comment on Mexico! It's a phenomenal country!! Travel amd learn while you can, the media has their own agenda! 🙌🏽🙌🏽👏🏽👏🏽
Impressive!
excellent interview! As Indian living in the US - I enjoyed this exchange! Respects to His Excellency for giving a v grounded perspective of India🙏🏼
jason Hall is a very eduated eloquent man
Wow!!! Impressive!!! Jamaicans to the World!!!
Someone from Pakistan asked me during the Olympics when Usain won if Jamaica was in Africa.
He had no idea where the Caribbean was.
Pakistan was once part of India.
I had to educate him about Indians sent to the Caribbean.
Thank you for one of your best interviews ever!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Enlightening. He hasn't mentioned the African Indians in the rural parts who identified as Indians. Fascinating people, well discipline and living in harmony
Just to add my 2 cent mathematics was first originated in Egypt Africa way back in the time of the first dynastic period, and not only that science, but heart and brain transplant was first done in that period, by a great man named Imhotep, look it up. Every thing started in Khemet Egypt, the very first civilization
I was thinking the same thing when he said Math originated in India
Yes, eve the great Pythagoras, Arisyotle and others
*Aristotle
Exactly!
I was scouring the comments to see if anyone would correct this mistake.
The world came to ALEXANDRIA to learn everything. #Imhotep was one of the Greatest.
So happy we're changing the *narratives* as we are enlightened via #Sankofa💫
Yes, you've got it wrong.
No one country invented it. Different societies have independently developed further mathematical techniques, each in their own way.
The Egyptians, Greeks, and Chinese all separately made their own mathematical developments, as did India, peoples of the New World, and so on.
Pythagoras theorem is basically used to find the length of an unknown side and the angle of a triangle.
However India did give us the concept of zero and using powers of ten played a crucial role in the development of the decimal-place value system in India.
Indian numeral system is what the world uses today. The Indian numeral system was passed on to Europe by the Arabs.
Really awesome observation sir..appreciate it 🙏🙏🙏
Lots of love from India 🙏
We need a part 2. Xavier keep cutting off and rushing the guess. Just let the guy speak. Most viewers do not mind watching a 2 hrs video, Mr. Xavier.
Absolutely agree with you on that! It was a little annoying and rude! However this gentleman took the interruptions in great stride.
Give thanks again, Mr Murphy, for another informative and enlightening presentation. Please find out from Mr Hall if he has ever been to Surat in India. There are some very interesting businesses that are in demand around the world.
Still maintain his accent that's a good thing
Very down to earth.
👏Wow, this is so awesome! Very interesting, inspiring 👏Thanks 😊 Jamaican, does everything! All over the World 🌎🙌
Love from India 🇮🇳