Samantha Musa (Misred) In Conversation With Trevor 

Am a girl aged 21..find it a beautiful helpful warm conversation ...Very educational, inspiring,motivational......thank you so much for such profound powerful talk🤗

Thanks Trevor, i have developed a sense of respect over Samantha.

Would love to see Apostle Chiwenga on your show. That would be the best conversation, conversation of the decade.

Other people we would like to see on this show include Shingi Munyeza, Tom Deuschle, Genius Kadungure, Tinashe Mudariki, Tendai Mtawarira, Nelson Chamisa et al...good program this!

This actually got me teared up when she was talking about her failures. I felt it

theres jus something about Misred...i mean shes different....i love her ...she chilled...and her voice too

Musa in Ndebele means being generous. Continue being a philanthropist that you are, being generous and uplifting others 💞

Well spoken and I loves her she speaks her mind.She also embrass others. Keep it up sis.we need more zimboz like you.

Great work Trevor. Bring Biti

Thank you Trevor for such a wonderful show... I’m personally learning a lot out of it. I’m being inspired

Am benefiting a lot.... Breath of some fresh air. Insightful Trevor!!

This was quite a good interview, could feel the authenticity from the answers she gave. Bless you!

She is a true patriot!! God guide her steps

I will have to agree that, beside not being the great follower of Misred the(personality) but I genuinely love Misred the(person) wow! She's amazing...that heart of Gold, the amount of hard work she's investing in everything she does. I'm really impressed...OUR VERY OWN

In conversation with Trevor is a breath of fresh air. tangatanzwa nana tswibidi. Can u pliz bring TENDAI BITI

she's knowledgeble the way she explain its simply amazing

This is so insightful.. I loved the part of "stubborn faith". And how to recover from failure. Thank You for this. 👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾

This is one of the most deep cinversations on this show. I am glad l listened

Beatrice Mtetwa, Fadzai Mahere & Misred thumbs up to you ladies you fly zim flag high

The host knows his job

Thanks Misred

@ Misred , you have a good dream my lovely sister . Samantha only the sky is the limit . Trevor when you start the conversation i thought you want to create ZANU PF platform , but your good work humbled me . Thanks more

Good platform, I am subscribing to this now on. Its beneficial by getting to know other people`s standing especially with the current polarization in Zimbabwe. I like the stand especially of admitting that the 2 of them do not care. We ought to open our eyes enough and push the Zimbabwean Agenda first. Nice Work Mr Trevor Ncube. I look forward to see more key figures on this platform. Lets be pushed by the drive for future generations not our own selfish agendas.

I like the flow of the responses... 😀

she said and i qoute ' its great and fine to show beautiful pictures and show nice clothes but what more can we do for each other?'.........i subscribe thanks Misred

"i feel like both don't care..." Samantha you nailed it there, earning my respect in the process.

This is a great interview. Its sad that people have to always suffer for being social media influencers. I think Trevor handled it well. It seems like this conversation is shallow or there's nothing real about social media influencing.

Trevor Trevor Trevor. How many times have I called you. You are so impactful Sir, where you got this wisdom from, I do not know but what I am certain of is you are can share it with great skill. thanks for bringing one of our own, a youth on your bespoke platform. Allow me to Subscribe over and over again! - I am impressed. Thanks alot to Samantha , Best wishes in your endeavours Samantha.

Bring Ruvheneko, Tendai Biti, Monica Mutsvangwa, John Cole and Ammara Brown

Good interview. I didn't know much about Misred

Power to you girl..

Smarter than you expect. Kudos Samantha👌🆒️👍

Inspired for days.... Brave woman

Thank you Trevor

Great work Sir Trevor

You are a beautiful soul Samantha. I hope you will find true relationships. All the best

I am impressed.Thanks guys for a worth while interview

She is very eloquent

Ogh I forgot to acknowledge the Trademark intro: I go beyond the headlines and beyond sensational!- CLassic

We love you Ms Red

True we have realy lost the LOVE of zimbabwe. greetings from Germany

Yes am one of the silent person who share her views on our political toxic .

Beautiful conversation , and I’m already deep into your recommended book Mr Ncube , thank you for the share .

Gooooo Samantha! ♥️

I love this show very much. Maybe I missed the part but I was looking forward to the question " where did MisRed name came from" anyone with the answer please 😀😀

I like the views of this lady on politics! I like her for being her own person!

I am one of the silent majority who share the opinion 😉

Excellent Samantha just excellent!!!

Kindly bring Tinashe Mutarisi

Trevor asks very good questions and MissRed answered very eloquently. This is a great interview. I’m subscribing!

I like this show, great interview Sir. May you one day also bring Ruvheneko Parirenyatwa.

Deep, almost a soul to soul conversation.

Great show indeed

anticipating to see KVG here

i love misred's view in politics

Great interview!

Great interview once again Trevor

You are a godess and you do it so effortlessly keep raising the bar sweetie

Samantha my role model.Keep it up gal.

Great show, Trevor. I'm a new subscriber here and look forward to more insightful conversations.

greatinterview

Wait...Misred is a mum of two?? I didn't know this

wow, mis red was born in Tafara. kumarain kwangu chaiko lol

Respect to you MisRed

great show Trevor

Insightful interview

Great interview

I have an idea. I have to shift my generation. Wow !

Very interesting stuff from Misred. I applaud her numerous projects both on the business from and her philanthropic endeavours. From a marketing perspective, I would like to say that her narrative is quite compelling but there were aspects that weren't cohesive. I would suggest that she should try to stay close to her narrative and articulate with a consistent thread to ensure that she stays true to her desire to be aunthetic. Trying to stick to the question and avoiding reframing the question to give ourself too many accolades helps endear oneself to the public as it underlines one's humility. Her claim of being politically neutral in Zimbabwe seemed a little incoherent and Trevor also seems to be in the same delicate political space. While we admit the opposition isn't perfect, one can't overlook the fact that the ZANU government has wrought more damage to the country than most of have down and no one can claim any culpability equivalence between the opposition and the ruling party. Clearly the government, especially since the coup, has made things to take a nose dive from the Mugabe misgovernance. The American example Misred used is self damaging. America is at it's most polarized right now, so using the USA to serve as a template for a bipartisan approach for national convergence is a very misleading effort. She also needs to think that its solely upon her to champion certain things. She is only part of a momentous generation of equally passionate people who can work with her for a better Zimbabwe. I also think being vulnerable can be used as an important emblem of her aunthenticity and her humanity; its not necessarily a point of weakness. Thats why i say she needs to make sure her narrative is cohesive and consistent. Such a powerful narrative will help marketability. In short, with her articulacy, smarts, and good looks, she needs to work more on how to refine her peach on her narrative. In other words, to be media savvy. Try to turn people's negativity into your own strength, as an example. Look at people like Floyd Mayweather, somebody slayed by the media, but he used his fame to turn the tables in his favour. Try to look closely at Mayweather's interviews. You see that pugilist approach to self marketing. I might sound overly critical but if you take a moment to scritinize these comments you might find at least one think useful in my constructive criticism. Wishing you lots of success in all your endeavours. I was raised by my grandmom. So much love to all the single moms.

That's my big sister I respect so mch

Wonderful interview. I follow DJ SBU and have noticed he inspires her a lot.

Sir Trevor, can you please interview Simba Mhuriro

Have you ever failed at anything! "Almost everything". School teachers do not give people that opportunity to fail when it helps us grow even in wisdom.

It's been a while, I need to listen to zifm again. So as to listen to miss red

Trevor has this amazing ability to probe grey matter.

Is "putting on a mask" part and parcel of being authentic? That aspect of this conversation seemed diametrically opposed to the image portrayed at the beginning. Loved the episode nonetheless.

Lovely interview 👏👏👏

Great interview....

Bring Apostle Chiwenga

Please bring the great apostle chiwenga

People dont see me as a human anymore💔

This was interesting

Everything good also the voice

Bring Apostle Chiwenga please

awesome

Misred I have always been craving to know your thoughts and background upbringing now that I know my priceless advice never trust men,men are damn liars, believe in God not his creation.Take care of those little two Angels work hard for them.

Also bring Prophet Passion Java, Prophet Emmanuel Makandiwa and Prophet Walter Magaya. I think their interviews will break the internet.

Please interview Mike Pearce and discuss why the Chinese have taken over huge construction projects when we once had expertise and ability to do the work as a nation.

inspired

Bigup Bindura primary

Powerful

Can you bring Ali Naka

excellent english accent my girl samantha u make us proud

The story is not funny but "go and farm somewhere" is hilarious 😂😂

I wonder what she looks like without the makeup

Twitter is not for the faint hearted ma’am 😂

Cutest

Isnt the presenter to old for such a post....

I don’t get all this influencer thing!

I like her view that like other countries e.g.USA, Zimbabweans has to exhibit characteristics of a NATION, not political parties. Nothing new, though, on this front. Every Jack and Jill on social media has been saying the same. My advice to her is this. It takes a revolution to change a people's mindset. You can drive thirsty donkeys to a river to drink water. But its a different story making them drink. Be careful that you may end up a mere debater in the news, but with no concrete action. This, however, is not intended to discourage you in your dreams but its intended to whin you from some apperant idealism I see permeating your mind. I know of certain people who were religious zealots. To them Jesus was about to come. When nothing seemed to materialise in their life time they eventually took a side .... to the devil.