Beheard Talk

Segment 1: The #WomensMarch: P*ssy Grabs Back

- Over 500,000 people gathered in Washington, D.C. on Jan. 21 for the Women's March, making it the biggest inaugural protest in history. Meanwhile, millions more marched in over 80 cities across the nation and in 60 countries around the world. The demonstrations were held to stand up for women's rights and equality in wake of the start of President Donald Trump's administration. On Sunday, the LYVBH team talked about the purpose of the march, the participation or lack thereof from black women, and the next steps in the fight of resistance against the Trump administration.

Segment 2: The News Round Up Stories

- This Week in #GiveTrumpAChance

- Jared Kushner is confirmed as Donald Trump's senior White House advisor

Segment 3: Chaos in the Capital: Confirmation Blitz (Part 2)

- Last week, our legal scholar Ilyssa Fuchs, Esq. gave a breakdown of the marathon of confirmation hearings and President Trump's nominees. This week, the LYVBH team gave an update on all of the chaos that took place during the recent confirmation hearings and votes.

Segment 4: Trump’s “Mediocre Negros: Selling Out or Building a Bridge?

- Steve Harvey, Chrisette Michele, and Kanye West are among a handful of black entertainers who have been heavily criticized for meeting and/or aligning themselves with Donald Trump. During "The Rant," Stanley Fritz shared his thoughts on the controversy.

A Deep Dive into Obama's final Speech and Legacy

On Tuesday, January 10, President Obama gave an emotional farewell speech in Chicago before he officially transfers power to President-Elect Donald Trump. On Sunday, Jan. 15, the Let Your Voice Be Heard! Radio team recapped Obama's final speech and explored his legacy -- his biggest victories, failures, and controversies.

Vote-A-Rama. And the Hot Mess in congress.

Congress is finally back to work and started off the New Year with a marathon session of confirmation hearings and votes. During this week's Quickie, our legal scholar Ilyssa Fuchs, Esq. gave a breakdown of the confirmation proceedings, discussed the whirlwind voting process known as "Vote-A-Rama," and ranted about Trump's nominees, ethical issues. Take a listen.

During our original "Dreamer And Doer" series, we spoke to Lara Land, a certified yoga teacher, entrepreneur, and philanthropist, about how she is empowering the Harlem community and the world!

Let Your Voice Be Heard! Radio - Episode: 12/18/2016:

"Country in Crisis: Terror in Aleppo" - featuring Stephen Pampinella, an assistant professor of political science and international relations at SUNY New Paltz

"Out of Power and Out of Touch: Where Do The Dems Go From Here?"

"The Dreamer and Doer Series Featuring Lara Land"

http://www.lyvbh.com/2016/12/17/aleppocrisisamericasyria/

The debate over the 2016 election results still hasn't settled as Green Party presidential nominee Jill Stein continues to call for the votes to be recounted in Michigan, Wisconsin, and Pennsylvania. On Sunday, we'll give an update on the status of the recounts in these states, Russia's involvement in the election, and whether or not Stein's legitimately concerned about this issue or just using it as a ploy to raise money.

The debate over the 2016 election results still hasn't settled as Green Party presidential nominee Jill Stein continues to call for the votes to be recounted in Michigan, Wisconsin, and Pennsylvania. On Sunday, we'll give an update on the status of the recounts in these states, Russia's involvement in the election, and whether or not Stein's legitimately concerned about this issue or just using it as a ploy to raise money.

This Sunday on the quickie, our Legal Scholar, Ilyssa Fuchs will explain the dangerous precedent of using Japanese Internment camps for modern law.

The LYVBH team talked about some of the biggest news stories of the week, including Kanye's latest antics, Mike Pence's beef with the cast of Hamilton, and the death of Gwen Ifill.The team talks about Kanye's latest antics, as well as Mike Pence's introduction to the cast of Hamilton.

President-Elect Trump has begun building his team for the white house, and it is as racist as you would expect. On Sunday, we discussed his political team, his legislative plan for the country, and his proposed “New Deal” for black people. We also debated over who’s to blame for Trump’s election win: did Democrats fail to reach white working-class voters, or is the country more racist than we thought?

In this weeks Newsroundup, the team talks about Black Chyna's baby, Dream Khardashian, Donald Trumps latest shenanigans, and whiskey.