We've heard the saying, "it's better to love and to have lost than to never have loved at all." If that's true, our next guest has a lot to say on the subject. We are proud to welcome Amanda Wilson to Hey Sister! Aside from her work in the Department, as a Mental Health Counselor, and within the

community, she has recently ventured into the world of writing as a brand-new author, and Founder/CEO of the Be Like Ike Foundation, Inc. A non-profit, for purpose inspired by the life and legacy of her late husband- Isiah “Ike” Wilson.

#grief #widow #love #loss #motherhood #parenthood

Join us as we share space with the legendary actress, Charnele Brown, best known for her role as Kimberly Reese on the hit sitcom A Different World! We will be talking about living your passion and purpose.

Let's give 'em something to talk about

Join the Conversation on "Hey Sister" where we give you a front-row seat to the latest and greatest happenings with your favorite sisters, Demetria & Christina!

A recap of the confirmation hearings for SCOTUS nominee, Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson. 

Streamed live on YouTube and Facebook on Sunday, March 27, 2022.

Join the Conversation on "Hey Sister" where we give you a front-row seat to the latest and greatest happenings with your favorite sisters, Demetria & Christina!

Same $#!+ different day! It seems like the whole world is on repeat. Join us to discuss the challenging news of the day and other world happenings. #buffalonewyork #kendricklamar #ThisIsUsFinale

What are the things we need to talk about that we aren't talking about? Too many conversations go by the wayside or too many feelings go unspoken. Tonight, we talk! #HeySister #LetsTalk

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Donney Rose is a D.C. Metro area-based poet, teaching artist, essayist, and community activist from Baton Rouge. He holds a Bachelor of Science degree in Marketing from Southern University and A&M College. He is a 2018-2019 Kennedy Center Citizen Artist Fellow. Donney’s work as a performance poet and organizer has been featured in a variety of publications, including Atlanta Black Star, Blavity, Button Poetry, BBC, Democracy Now, and The New York Times. As the Chief Content Editor for The North Star, Donney spends his days working to amplify the narratives of Black and other marginalized people whose stories often go untold or misrepresented.