“We’re talking about how we’ve been able to use music as a way for people to understand mental health, and improve their mental health.” Rich Tyo (JukeBox County) and Chris Trimmer spoke at the TEDxQueensU Conference 2015 — Read more in the Kingston Whig-Standard.
“What does the rehabilitation of incarcerated people look like? Is it hard labour? Intensive counseling and soul-searching? Career training for eventual life on the outside? Chris Brown thinks he has a partial answer: prisoner rehabilitation looks a lot like making a record, which happens to incorporate all the above and plenty more.” — Samaritan Mag 18 August 2014 Read entire article at Samaritan …
“Rich Tyo endeavors all things creative including music, art, poetry, collage, photography, performance and literature.” Read more about Rich Tyo (JukeBox County)’s Midnight Magic Rodeo Show, as profiled in the Queen’s University Journal in 2010.
