In this week's electrifying episode of "According to RP," part of our much-anticipated segment "Bagay yo grav (Things are serious),” we're diving deep into the year's most jaw-dropping internet moments. Join us as we welcome the insightful Freddie Williams, who will help us unpack everything from the controversial Diddy sexual assault accusations to the astonishing claims of TD Jakes being engulfed in controversy. We'll also delve into Kat Williams' bold critiques of fellow comedians, stirring the pot and sparking debates across the internet. This episode is your ultimate guide to understanding the viral storms that have swept the digital world, setting the tone for a year filled with unexpected twists and turns. Tune in for a candid, no-holds-barred discussion that promises to enlighten, entertain, and provoke thought, only on "According to RP.

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Join us in this compelling episode of According to RP, as we observe Cervical Cancer Awareness Month with our esteemed guest, Jean Pierre-Louis, the driving force behind CapraCare. In this enlightening discussion, Jean Pierre-Louis shares valuable insights on the significance of cervical health, the challenges faced in raising awareness, and the critical initiatives undertaken by CapraCare to combat cervical cancer in underserved communities. This episode not only sheds light on the vital work being done by CapraCare but also emphasizes the importance of community involvement and education in tackling this significant health issue. Tune in for an informative and inspiring conversation that highlights the crucial role of awareness and action in the fight against cervical cancer.

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In this profound episode of 'According to RP', Ritha Pierre invites Rich Vysion to unfold his journey with mental health and the powerful role music plays in his advocacy. Vysion shares his transition from battling mental abuse to harnessing music as a catalyst for healing and conversation. Listeners are given a rare glimpse into the creative process behind his cathartic lyrics and the courage it takes to transform personal struggles into universal anthems of resilience. With a mission to end the stigma and empower those fighting similar battles, Vysion's story is a raw and inspirational session that promises to resonate deeply with anyone looking for a beacon of hope in the harmony of mental health awareness. Tune in to witness a dialogue that's not just about creating music but about changing lives and the perception of mental wellness in the Black community

Don't forget to follow Rich Vysion on Instagram @richvysion and explore his music on his website at www.richvysion.com. Make sure to subscribe and download today's enlightening episode on 'According to RP' via Apple Podcasts, Spotify, and wherever you enjoy your podcasts. Stay updated with us on Instagram @accordingtorp and join our growing community.

Celebrate with us as "According to RP" hits a monumental milestone with its 200th episode! After a refreshing hiatus, we're back and better than ever, bursting with fresh content, exciting new segments, and a lineup of incredible guests.

A heartfelt thanks to WJMS Media for being the launchpad for "According to RP," and a huge shoutout to all our past guests and co-hosts who've enriched our journey with their voices, amplifying the essence of our show.

Dive into a reflective conversation with RP as she discusses the evolution of the show. What started as the musings of a 30-something-year-old Black woman now embraces the bold and unapologetic voice of a 40-year-old RP. She explores how, though we age, the core of our being remains. We grow more assertive, less swayed by others' opinions, more in tune with ourselves, and unhesitant in pursuing what aligns with our goals.

Sneak Peek: Next week's episode features the remarkable Rich Vysion, recording artist and mental health advocate. He'll share his journey as a suicide survivor and how his music is breaking the stigma surrounding mental health.

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Welcome to this week’s episode of According to RP, where we are honored to have Marly Marcellus-Laurent as our special guest. Marly is a maternal health advocate, Attorney, wife, and mother of three beautiful children. In recognition of Black Maternal Health Week, Marly joins us to discuss the critical issue of black maternal health and share her personal journey, as well as provide valuable insights and tips on how pregnant women can reduce their chances of maternal mortality.

During our conversation, Marly and our host RP will delve into the challenges faced by Black women during pregnancy and childbirth, including the high rates of maternal mortality and morbidity. Marly will share her experiences being a pregnant mother of three and discuss the systemic factors that contribute to the disparity in maternal health outcomes for Black women. She will also offer practical tips and strategies for pregnant women to advocate for themselves and their health during pregnancy and childbirth.

We hope that this episode will shed light on the critical issue of Black maternal health and inspire listeners to take action to support better outcomes for Black mothers and babies. Tune in to hear from Marly Marcellus-Laurent on this important topic.

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Welcome to According to RP! On this episode, we are thrilled to have the dynamic Lucha Cineas St. Fleury, creator and host of the new podcast "If the Ring Can Talk."

Through her unique perspective and personal experiences, Lucha guides listeners through the ups and downs of love and family life. She touches on the intricacies of communication, understanding, and compromise that make relationships work and shares insights on how to navigate difficult situations and maintain a strong foundation.

In this interview, Lucha shares the inspiration behind her podcast and the powerful message she hopes to convey to her listeners. Join us as we explore the importance of open and honest communication, the impact of cultural and societal expectations on relationships, and the beauty of unconditional love.

Whether you're in a long-term relationship, married, or navigating the complexities of

family dynamics, this podcast has something for everyone. So tune in, and let's explore the joys and challenges of love and family together on According to RP with Lucha Cineas St. Fleury.

To learn more about Lucha and how to be a guest on If the Ring Could Talk, visit her website at www.designedbylu.com or send an email to lucha@designedbylu.com

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In this episode of our podcast, we sit down with Peppur Chambers, a writer, producer, and educator who has written two critically acclaimed novels set in 1940s Harlem, "Harlem's Awakening" and "Harlem's Last Dance." Peppur shares her journey as a writer, and how she found inspiration to write stories that feature strong female lead characters who are Black or women of color. We delve into the creative process behind her books and how they challenge common stereotypes in the media.

Peppur also discusses the important themes of her latest book, "Harlem's Last Dance," which deals with passing, sex work, and human trafficking and how they intersect with the experiences of Black women both historically and in contemporary times. We explore the message she hopes readers will take away from her book and how it emphasizes the importance of Black women empowerment and sisterhood.

As a lover of vintage glamour and jazz, Peppur takes us through her research process for her books and what drew her to the particular time and place of 1940s Harlem. She also shares her experience with finding the confidence to write and the process of publishing and getting an agent, offering advice for aspiring writers who want to start but don't know where to begin.

Join us for an inspiring and thought-provoking conversation about the power of literature to empower and elevate the stories of Black women.

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Welcome to another episode of According to RP! In this episode, we have the pleasure of chatting with Jessie Simmons, a trilingual Haitian-Canadian singer, songwriter, and vocal producer. Join us as Jessie shares her musical journey, from her early involvement in performing arts to her latest single/album, For You. She talks about her songwriting process, the evolution of her sound, and her experiences in the Ottawa music scene. Jessie also offers valuable advice for aspiring singers and songwriters who are just starting out in the industry. So, tune in and discover more about this talented artist. And don't forget to check out Jessie's website at www.jessiesimmonsmusic.com and follow her on Instagram at jessiesimmonsxo for the latest updates.

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