PANAMA EXPAT INTERVIEW with ADVENTURE RICH | CHOSEN FEW EXPATS SHOW! |Move to Panama-Live in Boquete
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In this video, Richard Voisin (Adventure Rich of TH-cam) tells us of his background as a native of Trinidad and Tobago as well as his experiences as a Panama expat on our Chosen Few Expats Show!
- Culture in Panama
- Why Move to Panama? Why Live in Boquete Panama? Why Retire to Boquete Panama?
- Race Relations in Panama
- Expat Treatment in Panama
- How did he start his TH-cam channel?
- What is the direction of his TH-cam channel?
- Advice for Panama Expats
- Panama Fun Facts
- Trinidad and Tobago Fun Facts
Live in places like Panama City, Boquete, Panama and Coronado, Panama that are full of adventure, rich with lush greenery, modern infrastructure and beautiful beaches.
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I am not sure both of you realize how inspiring you each are and how much you are helping those who will follow! Kudos to you and Adventure Rich!
Thanks so much for your support and for your kind words! I'll definitely let Rich know.
Agreed. In the future, I would love to leave the USA and retire somewhere else.
This gets more and more attractive all the time! Just Do It, Richard says. It helps to think about "it" as a one year exploratory experience. New, encouraging thought! ¡Gracias!
Hi Karolyn and thanks so much for watching. Yes, Panama checks a lot of boxes for us. I agree with Rich on "Just do it!" Please let us know what other information you would like for us to cover.
@@ChosenFewExpats something i'd like to see/hear covered: exactly what steps could someone take RIGHT NOW, in the midst of this "pandemic" to seriously (with intent) begin the process of investigating how to make this move next year. what could one do within the next 6 months to head in that direction, other than watching your channel vids, which are, admittedly and definitively inspiring! ok, i'm inspired. now i need a framework, an outline, a suggested structure for what to do to make it real. that's the information i'm seeking. does this already exist in your library of vids?
@@karolynvanputtenphd I'm sorry for the late reply as I'm just seeing this. There is quite a bit of information in these videos in terms of what to research and investigate. If you're looking for a more structured, step by step approach on everything with a more personalized approach and or consultation then please send me an email at: chosenfewexpats@gmail.com so we can discuss in more detail.
@@ChosenFewExpats gladly! Thanks for the email. Hasta pronto.
Hi Karolyn. How have you been? I don't recall receiving that e-mail from you. You were one of the people who were very serious about getting information on making this move so I wanted to follow up with you to see how it was going? Please e-mail me at: chosenfewexpats@gmail.com
Outstanding. Lived the last 2 years in Panama City. You deliver accurate, straightforward information. Looking to have a beer with you when I return. For now, Seasons Greetings to all from frosty Chicago. 😎🍸
Born in Detroit, spent the first 20 years in Highland Park, Michigan, the last 40years in the Bay Area, I hope to be in Panama for my 63rd Birthday, and the rest of my life.
Hi Don. Thanks so much for your kind words and for taking the time to watch. I'm actually from Gary so I know the kind of frosty you're talking about brother. I look forward to having that beer!! Please let us know what other information you think may be good for us to cover.
Wonderful content here guys! I just love the fun facts segment. Alonzo, you got one AR did not know about T&T! The limbo!😊 Yes! and Rich, you are great in front of the camera!👍🏾💯❤
Hi Joyce. Thanks so much!! Yeah, it took a minute to get him. 😀😀 Gotta give him credit though. He knew more than most. I didn't think to add these segments until after our interview.
If you enjoyed this video, check out our two part interview with Shana V. Monroe of VGIRL TV.
Part 1: th-cam.com/video/BGyndQawz0Q/w-d-xo.html
Part 2: th-cam.com/video/22UE4mSoX88/w-d-xo.html
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You guys are awesome. Keep doing what you're doing.
Thanks so much for your kind words. We appreciate your support.
If you enjoyed this video, check out...
- "How Stable is the Economy in Panama?" ---> th-cam.com/video/0EPQEjuLSvU/w-d-xo.html
- "Can I Get a Job in Panama?" ---> th-cam.com/video/IT3hHvLkt0Q/w-d-xo.html
- "How to Open a Bank Account in Panama?" ---> th-cam.com/video/OeFyUJqoAkA/w-d-xo.html
- "How to Get a Work Permit in Panama?" ---> th-cam.com/video/RlaDmDSSjX4/w-d-xo.html
- "Friendly Nations Visa Update! How to Get Residency in Panama?" ---> th-cam.com/video/KxZVNeBqAys/w-d-xo.html
Muy simpatico, May 2021, hopefully November 2021, my 63rd Birthday Present to myself, becoming an expat in Panama.
Thanks for your continued support my brother. I pray all who want to come to Panama can make it soon.
@@ChosenFewExpats cuida mi hermano
Loved the interview, guys! I’m from Trinidad as well and I didn’t know the limbo originated here. I just know it as a Caribbean dance.
Hi and thanks so much for watching. We're glad to present some information on Trinidad that people didn't know. That's an amazing fun fact right there! Please check out Part 1 of the interview if you didn't get a chance to see it.
I love watching your interviews. I respectfully disagree with some of what was said regarding racism however. Rich has grown up in the Caribbean with people that look like him ruling being the norm and Black people on the currency. He’s had limited experience with racism compared to Black people born and raised in the US. He also said he doesn’t like to discuss racism. I’ve resided in Panama since 2017, and have never experienced racism from Panamanians, however, I experienced as much racism as I did living in Texas by White American and British expats here in Bocas.
I’d get invited to a cool white person’s home for a party/ dinner, and one woman, a psychologist from Nebraska immediately saw me and said hey here’s a Black person. I once commented how pleasant and cute one dog was, and the owner blurred out that her dog Roger is racist. A White Texas walked up to me at the Blue Coconut, and told me he heard I was a fellow Houstonian, then immediately began telling me that a Black man once came on his property and he walked out with his rifle because the man must have been coming to steal. One lady who is a White democrat invited me to spend the night at her home because we’d stayed up watching election returns and the taxis weren’t coming at around 10:30. The lady locked me upstairs after showing me to my room when she went downstairs to her bedroom. I’m a retired government employee with a security clearance and a master’s degree. Surely she couldn’t mistake me for a common criminal in her KMart furnished house. They bring racism with them wherever they go, and I left the US to get away from that, so I suggest you plan on segregating from most of them as you would in the US. Changing countries doesn’t erase who they are and what’s been ingrained in them their whole lives.
Hi and thanks for your continued support. You seem to imply that Rich hasn't experienced much racism just because he grew up in the Caribbean as you say with people who look like him. However, do you realize that places like Trinidad and many of these Caribbean islands have a large number of expats just like Panama. He alluded to have experienced racism in Trinidad.
I understand your other points as many of our other guests have also indicated that all of the racism they experienced in Panama was from other expats. Where in Panama do you live now?
Thank you for your insights on this topic. That makes perfect sense, that people don't suddenly become other than who they are when they migrate--they bring their habits and outlook with them. Many in the Caribbean will tell you similar stories about the overt racism of some white tourists and expats. There's the homegrown variety too but it's far more muted because of the factors you mentioned: majority black, black-ruled, etc.
Thanks so much for watching and for your comment. I definitely agree with you.