According to RP

Happy Sunday Everyone! Tonight we have a brand new episode of According to RP ft. A very special guest by the name of Mark Adams, aka Miz Pencushion. Miz is the author of the books, Bishop, Bulldog Crew, Haters Animosity, and G-Banks. 

 

Tune in as RP taps into how Miz began his writing career, where he got the inspiration to write these books, how Miz is giving back to the community, and more.

 

To listen, stream directly from the website www.wjmsradio.com or download the app TuneIn and make WJMS Radio your favorite.

Happy Father's Day, Happy Summer Solstice, and Happy Homeownership Awareness Month!  In this episode of According to RP, RP talks homeownership with Madame CEO herself, Jaymie Bowles. We knew that homeownership was a process but whew chilè! 

 

Tune in to hear about Jaymie's journey to homeownership and the importance of homeownership for the Black community.

On this episode of According to RP, Ritha sits down with Dr. Max Jean-Paul, author of the book Mountains: Empowerment Through Education!

Summer is here and we are coming in HOT. Tune in as RP chops it up with her sister from another mister, Diana S from the Bonita Bubble Inc as they discuss navigating hot girl summer 2021. What you need to know to keep it hot and stay alive.

This week RP opens up about her COVID journey and recaps a recent horror dealing with medical staff from New York-Presbyterian Brooklyn Methodist Hospital. Recent studies have shown that racial and ethnic minorities experience a lower quality of health care in this country.  They are less likely to receive routine medical (and even proper emergency medical care) and face higher rates of morbidity than non-minorities.

 

Self-advocacy in healthcare is critical now more than ever. It's life-saving. We are tired of hearing stories of Black men and women dying because their concerns were ignored or minimized. Enough is enough and it is time to hold these medical professionals and these healthcare facilities accountable.

This week RP is chopping it up with Barber JSharpz. Tune in as they talk about the barbering industry, what it's like being a barber, and the important roles barbers have in communities of color.

This week RP has the privilege of interviewing actor, documentarian, and all-around creative, Kinyumba Mutakkabir, writer, director, and producer of the film Nguvu Kwa Watu or Power To The People, a film about the protests from unwarranted murders of BIPOC, the lack of progress in the justice system, and strides the community must make for the advancement of BIPOC in America.

 

Tune in an RP and Kinyumba discuss the film and engage in a deep discussion about race, inequality, and justice in America.

This week RP is reflecting on the realities of motherhood. It's not always raindrops and roses and sometimes it darn right sucks. Every mother's journey is different but at the end of the day, we are superheroes. We may each wear a different color cape, but we all wear capes nonetheless.

April is full of awareness, but did you know that April was also Autism Awareness Month? This week RP discusses autism and raising awareness with Jenifer Wilcher, LCSW and founder of LifeLine Therapy Center.

Tune in as Jen opens up about her experience being the mother of an autistic child. Jen takes us through her experience while providing key insight as to what autism is and is not, why it's important to raise awareness, and how we as a community can help support autistic children living in our communities.

 

To listen, download the app Tune in and make WJMS your favorite, or stream live for the website at www.wjmsradio.com

Did you know that April is Financial Literacy Awareness Month? Tonight we have a special guest by the name of Fred Cadet aka, Financially Fred who is going to talk to us about what it means to be financially literate. As we strive to better ourselves let’s not forget about the ones we have behind us. Generational wealth is the key to establishing a secure future for ourselves and our loved ones. Tune in tonight at 7 PM by streaming from the website www.wjmsradio.com