EP.100 - JRDN - "Hip Hop Raised Me, But R&B Saved Me"

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100th episode celebration! We’ve hit a major milestone, and we couldn’t have done it without YOU! To all our listeners, thank you for being part of this journey. Your support has brought us here, and we’re celebrating this special moment with none other than Canadian musician JRDN!
With Men’s Health Awareness around the corner, we chat about men’s health, mental well-being, and the journey of fatherhood in today’s world.
In this special episode, JRDN opens up about his life, from his love for music to the lessons he’s learned as a parent. He reminds us, “Whatever you’re doing in life, lead with love and a kind heart,” and reflects on how “You are your parents as well.”
“Hip hop raised me, but R&B saved me,” says JRDN, as he shares his personal journey, offering wisdom on growth, love, and staying grounded—even when things don’t happen overnight.
Tune in to hear his inspiring thoughts on fatherhood, music, and navigating life with kindness.
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