Define U Radio

Define U Radio

By Valencia Griffin-WallaceSociety & Culture
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Define U Radio episodes

  • Do We Really Need A Village Or A Dot: Building Community Part 2
    The Queens of The Hot Seat discusses the best ways to build your community.  We still need a village, but it is time to be selective!  Join us as we pick up with part 2 of last weeks discussion about building community.
    How can we build our village?  Is it based on quality or quantity?  We should all have a social circle that we can depend on and enjoy life with, but where do you start? 
    LIKE and FOLLOW the show on Define U Radio's facebook page and get your tickets to The MOVE Experience at bit.ly/tme2018
    1 hr
  • Do We Really Need A Village Or A Dot: Building Community Part 2
    The Queens of The Hot Seat discusses the best ways to build your community.  We still need a village, but it is time to be selective!  Join us as we pick up with part 2 of last weeks discussion about building community.
    How can we build our village?  Is it based on quality or quantity?  We should all have a social circle that we can depend on and enjoy life with, but where do you start? 
    LIKE and FOLLOW the show on Define U Radio's facebook page and get your tickets to The MOVE Experience at bit.ly/tme2018
    1 hr 2 min
  • Do We Really Need A Village Or A Dot: Building Community
    The Queens of The Hot Seat discusses how we society went from the mentality of "It Takes A Village" to "My Circle Has Become A Dot" and why we need to build a community again.
    As a society have we become so separated that we don't care what is going on with the king or queen next to us?  How does this effect our community as a whole?  Can we make it better? 
    LIKE and FOLLOW the show on Define U Radio's facebook page and get your tickets to The MOVE Experience at bit.ly/tme2018
    1 hr 7 min
  • Do We Really Need A Village Or A Dot: Building Community
    The Queens of The Hot Seat discusses how we society went from the mentality of "It Takes A Village" to "My Circle Has Become A Dot" and why we need to build a community again.
    As a society have we become so separated that we don't care what is going on with the king or queen next to us?  How does this effect our community as a whole?  Can we make it better? 
    LIKE and FOLLOW the show on Define U Radio's facebook page and get your tickets to The MOVE Experience at bit.ly/tme2018
    1 hr 8 min
  • The Myth of the ABW: Angry Black Woman
    Valencia Griffin-Wallace asks a real thought provoking, discussion worty question: Is being an angry black woman a real thing?
    The Hot Seat co hosts, Lyvonne Copeland and Shannon Ward join in with their point of view about the ABW stereotype and the effects it has on black women today.
    The women also discuss where this stereotype came from, is it justified, or is it a way to keep women divided on real issues?
    LIKE and FOLLOW the show on Define U Radio's facebook page and get your tickets to The MOVE Experience at bit.ly/tme2018
    1 hr 32 min
  • The Myth of the ABW: Angry Black Woman
    Valencia Griffin-Wallace asks a real thought provoking, discussion worty question: Is being an angry black woman a real thing?
    The Hot Seat co hosts, Lyvonne Copeland and Shannon Ward join in with their point of view about the ABW stereotype and the effects it has on black women today.
    The women also discuss where this stereotype came from, is it justified, or is it a way to keep women divided on real issues?
    LIKE and FOLLOW the show on Define U Radio's facebook page and get your tickets to The MOVE Experience at bit.ly/tme2018
    1 hr 33 min
  • A Journey to Unrevealed Love, Queen Collaborations and more with Project Light
    Continuing our series about the Atlanta Black Theatre Festival, we are joined by Project Light.  The Queens will talk about their performance of "A Journey of Unrevealed Love" at the Atlanta Black Theatre Festival.
    Project Light consists of Atlanta, Georgia local performing artists JRenee, Kamaria Sauda, and Denell Porche’ who are inspired by the importance of women to be guided by their best selves, celebrating through their own individual expression. Creatively, as individuals, these three women shared a vision to be and reflect light, realizing that they could combine their unique talents as authors, poets, and vocalist towards a united mission of encouraging and empowering women.
    ABTF Tickets: www.atlantabtf.org
    Connect with our guest:
    Facebook: @thelightresses
    Email:     [email protected]
    Phone: 770-765-7115
    Twitter: @thelightresses
    Instagram: @thelightressess
    Website: www.projectlightatl.com
    1 hr 16 min
  • A Journey to Unrevealed Love, Queen Collaborations and more with Project Light
    Continuing our series about the Atlanta Black Theatre Festival, we are joined by Project Light.  The Queens will talk about their performance of "A Journey of Unrevealed Love" at the Atlanta Black Theatre Festival.
    Project Light consists of Atlanta, Georgia local performing artists JRenee, Kamaria Sauda, and Denell Porche’ who are inspired by the importance of women to be guided by their best selves, celebrating through their own individual expression. Creatively, as individuals, these three women shared a vision to be and reflect light, realizing that they could combine their unique talents as authors, poets, and vocalist towards a united mission of encouraging and empowering women.
    ABTF Tickets: www.atlantabtf.org
    Connect with our guest:
    Facebook: @thelightresses
    Email:     [email protected]
    Phone: 770-765-7115
    Twitter: @thelightresses
    Instagram: @thelightressess
    Website: www.projectlightatl.com
    1 hr 18 min

About Define U Radio

From the publisher's feed

Have you ever wondered what real people really talk about when the gloves are off? Do you think you are the only one who thinks like you do about the world today? Are you ready to hear adult conversations? In today’s world, the ignorant and biased people are loud. They don’t represent the “silent” majority’s views or how we really feel. On After Dark, I have conversations with friends of the show about life, love and more. Sometimes, we agree and are on the same page. Other times we disagree, but either way everyone’s opinion is respected and represented here.