According to RP

It feels like we are in a real live episode of the hunger games and we are in currently trying to make our way to district 13. Coronapocalypse is has officially taken over as NY state is about to be on PAUSE in about an hour. This week I try to keep some normalcy with our preliminaries. Listen as I share some of the craziest things people around the world are doing as a result of the 'Rona, reprimand the toilet paper hoarders and give a detailed run down on what essential businesses will be up and running during the lock down.We are certainly living in serious times. keep your heads up follow me on IG @accordingtorp

On this episode I am joined by my guest co- star Paul Bromely for another episode of RP and PB. 2020 has certainly been CRAPPY to say the least. I am not sure who we pissed off but this is not cool! This situation with the 'Rona is f*$@king up everyone and everything.

Tune is we talk about the current state of or world in terms of Corona, the election, Harvey Weinstein and more.

This week I have the pleasure of sharing the mic with our very special guest Riva Precil. Riva is a Haitian American Singer, songwriter, dancer, author, jeweler, she is literally all things creative. She is also a Voodoo practitioner. On this episode we are going to talk about Voodoo and its significance in Haitian culture. There are a lot of perceptions and conceptions about the practice of Voodoo. Some call it a religion, while others, like Riva call it a way of life. Tune is as Riva sheds light on the practice of Voodoo, what it is, how it came about and what it looks like in society.

This week I have the pleasure of sharing the mic with our very special guest Riva Precil. Riva is a Haitian American Singer, songwriter, dancer, author, jeweler, she is literally all things creative. She is also a Voodoo practitioner. On this episode we are going to talk about Voodoo and its significance in Haitian culture. There are a lot of perceptions and conceptions about the practice of Voodoo. Some call it a religion, while others, like Riva call it a way of life. Tune is as Riva sheds light on the practice of Voodoo, what it is, how it came about and what it looks like in society.

This week I am joined by the amazing Joan Bakiriddin, Founder of Unified Political Association, an organization committed to educating the general public on the importance of being civically engaged. Tune in as Joan and I talk about the importance of civic engagement and the overall need for people to be aware of the political process. In this current climate, it is imperative that we know what is going on politically, so make sure you tune in for this very important conversation.

This week I am joined by the amazing Joan Bakiriddin, Founder of Unified Political Association, an organization committed to educating the general public on the importance of being civically engaged. Tune in as Joan and I talk about the importance of civic engagement and the overall need for people to be aware of the political process. In this current climate, it is imperative that we know what is going on politically, so make sure you tune in for this very important conversation.

We are sad to see the end of Black History Month. Hopefully everyone as able to learn something new this year! This week we have a very special guest, my brother from another mother, Jeff Lindor, Founder and CEO of the Gentlemen's Factory. On this episode Jeff and I discuss Black entrepreneurship. In the last few years we have seen an increase in black owned businesses and more people of color are trying their hand at entrepreneurship. Although this is amazing, the reality is that not everyone is an entrepreneur. Not everyone is a businessman/woman. How do you know if this life is for you? Well, make sure you tune in to hear the conversation!

We are sad to see the end of Black History Month. Hopefully everyone as able to learn something new this year! This week we have a very special guest, my brother from another mother, Jeff Lindor, Founder and CEO of the Gentlemen's Factory. On this episode Jeff and I discuss Black entrepreneurship. In the last few years we have seen an increase in black owned businesses and more people of color are trying their hand at entrepreneurship. Although this is amazing, the reality is that not everyone is an entrepreneur. Not everyone is a businessman/woman. How do you know if this life is for you? Well, make sure you tune in to hear the conversation!

It's the second day of Black History Month and we can't be any happier. Not sure what the ground hog determined with respect to winter but all I know is that it is the leap year, which means we have one extra day to celebrate and be extra with our blackity black selves.

This week we have the illustrious and talented Demi Dabady a Haitian America Songstress by night and NYC middle school teacher by day. She is our modern day #ClarkettaKent. You don't want to miss this interview. So make sure to keep it locked!

Whew Chilè, this week was jam packed! This week we RP is checking in post Valentines Day to see put their man in the dog house for not complying with the Valentines Day rules and regulations. If you remember last week, myself and and special guest Bryan gave you all the low down in hopes of saving some relationships. Hopefully my DM's wont be lit from reports of non-compliance lol. Either way, we have a very special show for you. We have Kelly Pierre and Lenny Brown, the men of All Access Golf who will talk about their upcoming event, Blacks and Golf and they will go on to talk about their company and how it provides the community with access to this sport that is known to be the rich man's sport.