Owning Your Story: RIMIDI on Independent Artistry & Sacred Impact

What happens when the traditional path doesn’t fit the legacy you are building?

In the powerful conclusion of our “She Who Mothers: Redefining Legacy, Love & Lineage” series, host Deneen L. Garrett sits down with RIMIDI (pronounced RE-ME-DY or RIM-IDI) — a Miami-born visionary creating sacred impact through sound, soul, and story.

As an independent artist and mother, RIMIDI recently bypassed industry norms to release her latest work, JUNO: THE LATE BLOOMER, directly to her fans. In this conversation, we explore how mothering your legacy means revealing yourself fully and unapologetically — through ownership, intentional alignment, and the courage to bloom on your own timeline.

Full episode notes: https://www.womenofcoloranintimateconversation.com/owning-your-story/

Connect with RIMIDI, M.Ed.: Guest Profile: https://womenofcoloranintimateconversation.com/guests/rimidi/

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Host: Deneen L. Garrett, Cultural Alchemist & Media Architect, Creator & Host, Women of Color: An Intimate Conversation Official Website → https://deneenlgarrett.com

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