• According to RP - Ep 201 - Harmonies of Healing with Rich Vysion

  • Jan 21 2024
  • Length: 51 mins
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According to RP - Ep 201 - Harmonies of Healing with Rich Vysion

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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.
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