According to RP

The new year often brings about change, and for some of us that means a career change. Join us tonight as my very special guest Jellisa Joseph discusses her role as a chief diversity officer and how diversity and inclusion is changing the the way we approach employment. ⠀ Jellisa and I will talk about new year goals, tips and tools to achieve these goals etc. You don’t want to miss it! ⠀

On Episode 23 of According to RP, I have the pleasure of sharing the mic with my boy Marcus Aaron!⠀⠀We will be doing a deep dive into the life of Marcus, discussion his emerging music career as a Christian rapper/singer, to his decision to get a divorce as a man of God knee deep in the church

On Episode 24 of According to RP, Ritha weighs in on the Surviving R Kelly documentary. What are your thoughts on the whole situation?

On Episode 25 of According to RP, Ritha speaks with guest Dwight Duval of DTD Fitness!

On episode 26 Ritha is joined by special guest Wynnie Lamour, founder of Haitian Creole Language Institute The Haitian Creole Language Institute of New York and they tackle some of today's hot topics.

Catch brand new episodes of According to RP every Thursday at 7pm on WJMS Radio!!

On Episode 28 of According to RP, Ritha discusses Valentines Day! Are you #teamsingle or #teamtaken? In your feelings or already drunk? Leave a comment below!

This week RP is back with a valentines day follow up, her Urban Dictionary word of the week, some commentary on Uncle Bernie's recent announcement that he is in fact running in 2020, Burberry's recent fashion faux pas and more.  Later on in the show she will be joined by the fabulous Edwina Kulego, owner of Essentials by Edwina. Make sure you tune in and keep it locked!

Tonight I am with legal eagle extraordinaire Kenneth Montgomery, Esq. Tune in as we discuss and address some of the comments and questions surrounding the Jussie Smollett fiasco. This story has gotten global attention and has become a media firestorm. The Jussie Smollett saga has stirred the pot in the black community. Listen as Kenneth and I take the conversation a little deeper and dive into issues concerning race, class, politics and wealth in America. I would love to hear your thoughts, so feel free to leave a comment and follow me on social media @accordingtorp on twitter and Instagram

This week, RP is chopping it up with recording artist and founder of Haitian Game Night, Viva La Burns. We discuss everything from his career, entrepreneurship, and somehow we went down a rabbit hole and engaged in an in depth discussion about NYC promoters and event coordinators. Why is it that the DJ never wants to play our songs? For the Haitians out there, why is it that the flyer says Kompa music, but the DJ refuses to play the Kompa! Tune in as we discuss this conundrum!