Internal Conflicts

Lawmakers' new abortion laws incite our nation's defense on choice. We react to North Carolina's long withstanding consent laws and how it has everything to do with our new abortion laws.

Featuring Rebekah and Sarah.

We wanna know:

1. In some cases, do you think the government could be essentially forcing women to become single mothers?
2. Should women simply become more intuitive about who they engage in intercourse with?
3. Do you think the government should be concerned about the long term economical impact of oppressing abortion?
4. Is America becoming less progressive?

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Yale University researchers may have discovered a method to raise the dead, James Madison High School shows poorly-dressed parents the door at pickup, and a D.C. resident angrily suggests Howard University relocate so he can walk his dog.

Featuring Rebekah, Sarah, Miriam, and Rachel.

Tell us:

1. Would experimenting with raising the dead be unethical and cruel for those who have already passed?
2. Should parents be able to pick their children up in the comfort of their preferred wardrobe?
3. Is the conversation about Howard University and surrounding residents a gentrification issue or a race issue?

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Former Naval Flight Officer and Corporate Executive Linda Maloney joins us to discuss her company Women Veteran Network. We also talk military career, transitioning from military to civilian, and balancing work with life. Check Women Veteran Speakers out for your next coaching or training event.   Featuring Rebekah, Sarah, and Miriam.   We wanna know:

1. Have our veteran listeners transitioned their military skill to a civilian career seamlessly?
2. How do our mother listeners balance work life with personal life?
3. Have our military listeners considered encouraging their children to enlist in the military? What about our civilian listeners?

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Kodak Black's comments as of late, the responsibility that comes with a celebrity's platform, when to broadcast good deeds, and how to politely let garrulous passengers know when the conversation is enough.   Featuring Rebekah, Sarah, Miriam, and Rachel.   We wanna know:

1. Is Kodak Black's comments offensive or just inappropriate?
2. Should Young M.A have been defended alongside Kodak Black's comment about Lauren London?
3. Do celebrities have a responsibility to influence the public in an ethical way?
4. How do you politely tell talkative airplane passengers, taxi drivers, etc. that the conversation is enough?

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Why we should or should not care about Varsity Blues, Rebekah's interpretation and endorsement of "Us" movie, the obligation to share your "body count" with your partner, and Rachel's disappointment with being called confrontational.   Featuring Rebekah, Sarah, Miriam, and Rachel.   We wanna know:

1. Does the Varsity Blues scandal have an impact on you?
2. What do you think the rabbits represent in "Us?"
3. First of all-- have you seen "Us?"
4. When asked, do you share the details of your sexual history with your partner?
5. What is a less offputting way to describe a woman's passionate demeanor?

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Jordyn Woods moves back home, why men fall for the flesh, and why there are sides on the topic of R. Kelly and why this gets Miriam particularly outraged.

Featuring Rebekah, Sarah, and Miriam.

We wanna know:

1. In which cases do men fall for the flesh versus the brain and vice versa?
2. Have you lost friendships and revoked your young children's access to those who still support R. Kelly?

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A popular actor leads us in a case of whydunnit, Rebekah opens up about about a dispiriting find, and we debate what constitutes a naturalista.

Featuring Rebekah, Sarah, and Miriam.

Tell us:

1. Do you think Jussie Smollett is a victim, a perpetrator, or a sufferer in emotional health?
2. Do you represent natural hair without practicing natural hair care?

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Woodford County hosts a father-daughter Valentine's Day dance, America takes Presidents' Day off, and a saddening local headline goes national.

Featuring Rebekah (a-r-d-e-n-t-f-r-o), Sarah, and Miriam.

Tell us:

1. Does visiting a father in jail have an impact on a young woman's choices?
2. What are your plans for Presidents Day?
3. And which topics would pique your interest most?

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