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  • Pod Crashing Episode 234 With Jennifer Romolini From The Podcast Stiffed

    Pod Crashing Episode 234 With Jennifer Romolini From Stiffed

    New

    York City, 1973. Bob Guccione, founder of the men's magazine Penthouse,
    is about to drop his latest project, and it's not quite what anyone is
    expecting. Enter Viva, an erotic magazine for women published by a
    porn king but staffed by - drumroll - a bunch of feminist writers and
    editors. Viva features groundbreaking full-frontal male nudes,
    writing by feminist icons like Betty Friedan, and profiles of literary legends like
    Maya Angelou. Its cover stars include Bianca Jagger and Shelley Duvall. Anna
    Wintour is even Viva's fashion editor at one point. But what
    is originally conceived as a high-end, progressive, sexual utopia for women.
    doesn't quite turn out that way. Find out what happens when a group of scrappy
    feminist journalists teams up with a porn king? The true story of Bob
    Guccione, Viva magazine, and 1970s feminist porn.

    23 min
  • RK Russell Continues The Conversation About The Yards Between Us

    A groundbreaking memoir from professional NFL player, writer, and

    advocate R.K. Russell, who made history by becoming the first out active
    NFL player to identify as bisexual. In 2019, R.K. Russell broke the
    mold when he came out as bisexual
    in an essay for ESPN that ignited the sports world. Now, in his
    powerful memoir, The Yards Between Us (Andscape
    Books; May 16, 2023; $26.99 U.S.; ISBN: 9781368081368; hardcover; 304
    pages), he shares his story and explores
    his love of football, men and women, walking the devastating tightrope
    of keeping his sexuality secret, the tension between his private and
    public lives, and the importance of crashing through barriers.

     

    Told through the people and moments that have shaped him, The Yards Between Us traces

    the highs and lows of his life in and out of football, from his early
    life as a shy kid struggling with the expectations on a Black boy and
    the pull between his quiet nature and his athletic ability, to being
    drafted by his hometown team the Dallas Cowboys, and then on to seasons
    with the Tampa Bay Buccaneers and Buffalo Bills. Through being cut,
    injured, and frustrating setbacks, Russell's confidence
    lags as the secret of his sexuality weighs heavier and heavier. And
    when that frustration is combined with the devastating loss of his best
    friend and sole confidant, the darkness that follows also brings a deep
    understanding that perhaps it's time to make
    a change. In Th

    19 min
  • Ajiona Alexus From Real Love And Strength Of A Woman On Lifetime

    Lifetime introduces two new original movies inspired by “The Queen of Hip Hop Soul,” Mary J. Blige's biggest hits -- Mary

    J. Blige’s Real Love and Mary J. Blige’s Strength of a Woman. Executive
    produced by Mary J. Blige, both movies star Ajiona Alexus (Empire,13
    Reasons Why).
    Mary J. Blige’s Real Love follows
    18-year-old Kendra (Alexus) as she begins at an HBCU in North Carolina.
    Attending on a scholarship, Kendra
    is focused on school while balancing work study and staying
    professional with Ben, her photo class partner. Despite disapproving
    parents, financial hardship, and even an unexpected pregnancy, Kendra
    and Ben fall for each other and ultimately learn the meaning
    of "Real Love." Even when Kendra realizes she must leave Ben behind to
    pursue her dreams, it's certain their story isn't over.
    The story of Kendra and Ben continues in Mary J. Blige’s Strength of a Woman,
    jumping ahead more than 15 years. Now a successful photographer,
    Kendra finds herself in a failing marriage and must reckon with the
    decisions she made for the life she thought she wanted. When Ben
    unexpectedly comes back into her life, she must dig deep to find the
    strength to take control of her life and accept the love
    Ben may offer again.
    In support of the content, Lifetime has partnered with Take Back the NightFoundation®, an
    international event and non-profit organization focused on ending sexual violence and supporting survivors with their healing.
    Actress, singer and influencer Ajiona Alexus was born in Tuskegee,
    Alabama and grew up in Birmingham. Ajiona is known for her roles as Kato
    on Curtis “50 Cent” Jackson’s Starz Original Series, Black
    Mafia Family; “Young Cookie” on FOX’s Empire and “Sheri Holland,” one of the breakout stars of the
    Netflix hit series, 13 Reasons Why. On the big screen, she starred in the Tyler Perry thriller Acrimonywith Taraji P. Henson and Breaking In with
    Gabrielle Union. As a musical artist, Ajiona is signed with Atlantic
    Records and released her first single, “Same Mistakes,” and is currently
    working on her debut EP.

    9 min
  • De Frag Episode Fifty Two Fitting In

    Fitting in. What are the real chances of getting a nice fit on fitting in? We're constantly surrounded by conflict and everything else that charges up the batteries on how and why we don't feel like we fit in. What do the experts say? We need to communication. The conversation begins with asking the questions then questioning the answers.

    15 min
  • Kai Shappley Releases The Book Joy To The World

    Inspired by Kai Shappley’s own life, the new novel for young readers Joy, to the World is a timely story of living

    life to the fullest, celebrating and centering trans joy, courage, and resilience. 

     

    In

    the book, Joy, a twelve-year-old trans girl, just moved to Texas with
    her mother and older brother. Her family has accepted Joy as the girl
    she is early in her transition, with little
    fuss, leaving Joy to explore her love of sports, competition, teamwork,
    school spirit, and worship.  But when she is told she’s off the
    cheerleading team, Joy wants to fight for her right to cheer. As her
    battle with the school board picks up momentum, Joy
    attracts support from kids all around the country . . . she even gets
    the attention of her hero, trans activist Kai Shappley.

     

    Kai Shappley is

    a young American actress and activist. When she was in fourth grade,
    she stood
    up to the Texas State Legislature against their attack against trans
    kids. Her journey was recorded in the Emmy winning documentary, Trans in America: Texas Strong. She has also guest starred in the first season of the Babysitters Club on Netflix.
    She loves her family, friends, pets, and Dolly Parton! 

    5 min
  • Holly Brand From NBC's The Voice

    At 10 years old, Holly opened for Blake in her hometown of Meridian

    after winning a local competition. She sang "Anyway" by Martina McBride
    in front of 500 people. Holly came from a very musical family and
    started singing in public at
    church when she was just 3 years old. By 5, Holly began participating
    in beauty pageants, which years later led her to be crowned Miss
    Mississippi 2021. She traveled the state amassing 32,000 miles doing
    speaking engagements and singing for various organizations.
    She now spends a lot of her time working at her family's boutique,
    which she opened with her mom in 2018. Although Holly works there
    full-time, she tries to sing and perform as much as she can in the
    community.


    18 min
  • Puma From Black Ink Crew NY On VH1

    Picking

    up right where the season left off, the “Black Ink Crew: New York”
    Season 10 cast work to chart a path forward
    following the decision to cut ties with Ceaser just before the
    mid-season break. OG’s Puma and Teddy step up to run the business in
    Ceaser’s absence and find themselves conflicted with upholding the Black
    Ink Crew legacy while embarking on their own journey
    as entrepreneurs. When most of the tattooers decide they can’t work for
    a non-artist like Puma, he and Ted decide to take the reinvention of
    the shop a step further by bringing in a new group of artists.

    Devastated

    by the shocking departure of Ceaser from Black Ink Crew, a
    self-appointed Puma is shouldering the weight of Black Ink’s legacy and
    its uncertain future. In hopes to
    build upon the fundamentals that Black Ink was founded upon, Puma has
    decided to create a new shop and rebrand for the sake of preserving
    creative outlets for Black tattoo artists. With this new challenging
    business venture, it is even more imperative that
    Puma maintains the balance of being a boss and his responsibilities as a
    doting husband and father. Puma knows that Quani expects the progress
    they’ve made as a family to keep ascending, and Puma’s lofty career
    goals are born out of keeping the family’s financial
    status to what they’ve grown accustomed to. However, when the OG crew
    express their doubts in his ability to lead them to riches and
    prospects, Ted being chief among them, Puma will be forced to seek out
    new young Black artists to join his cause. The mixing
    and matching of new blood vs old loyalty may challenge Puma in more
    ways than he can imagine. As if this wasn’t enough pressure, due to
    skyrocketing prices in New York, Puma is still sifting through
    affordable locations for the new shop, leaving the new artists
    without a place to work. Since most of the newcomers are not locals to
    NYC, Puma will be forced to find a live-work situation to subsidize
    their costs. Does Puma have what it takes to fill the void left by the
    original Black Ink legend? Will Puma’s self-proclaimed
    succession be accepted or will he be usurped by another challenger–
    perhaps Ted? What will Puma do as the future of Black Ink and its
    ten-year legacy rest in his hands? Anything is possible on the horizon
    of a new era…

    9 min
  • Angela D Coleman Releases The Book The Art Of Chilling Out For Women

    Feeling anxious? Overworked? Burned out? If this sounds like you,

    you are not alone. In a world where women are more worn out than ever before,
    this stress can lead to serious mental and physical consequences. To break this
    vicious cycle, you need to learn to relax . . . and chill out.

     

    Angela D.

    Coleman, a holistic health expert with training in clinical psychology,
    trauma, and natural well-being, and founder of Sisterhood Agenda, draws on
    wisdom and practices from around the world to present 101 tips women can use to
    release tension and chill out. “When you focus on self-care, you give
    yourself permission to stop trying to be Superwoman,” she says.

     

    Coleman’s approach is holistic –

    understanding not only how your job, home life, and relationships influence one
    another, but also how your body, mind, and spirit interact.  By focusing on each in turn, she provides
    dozens of concrete approaches to self-care.

    13 min
  • The Daily Mess Some Days Are Diamonds

    John Denver once sang about some days are diamonds and other days are stones. Looking at the lyrics, my interpretation is based on John having been shattered. His heart and dreams and coming face to face with it in the mirror. Knowing what you once had makes you a used to be. There's always a story in the mirror. No matter how great or bad, happy or sad, the image knows of your entire journey. It says nothing. What would you like it to say? What if you were granted three mirrored image hugs in a lifetime? Would you use them quickly? Would you save them for tougher changes and challenges? If some days are stones, what's keeping you from breaking into them? There's a lot of beauty inside a shattered stone.

    4 min
  • Pod Crashing Episode 232 John And Johnny Rondi From The Johnny Drinks Podcast

    Pod Crashing Episode 232 With John And Johnny Rondi From The

    Johnny Drinks Podcast

    The Johnny Drinks Podcast is hosted by the father and son

    duo, John and Johnny Rondi. Their drink making and how-to videos have taken the
    social media world by storm. Take a break from everyday life and tune in to a
    show that'll make you feel like part of the family. Topics and guests will be
    focused around business, life advice, entertainment, and, of course, liquor.
    Sit back, relax, grab a drink, and enjoy! 

    19 min

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