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Why do so many black controversial shows have such short shelf lives?The Carmichael Show is one of my favorite TV shows. It is a sitcom that features a family of black people who discuss every day topics from "Plan B birth control" to "the N-word". They take the topic of the show, no matter how controversial, and do a masterful job of making the topic hilarious, while exposing the audience to different perspectives on it.Well, the show is coming to an end after 3 seasons. Not because of ratings. Not because of protests. Because the creator and star of the show has decided that 3 seasons is enough and that he wants to quit.First of all, I totally understand that Jerrod Carmichael has the right to do whatever it is that he wants. However, this is yet another black-created show, within the past decade or so, that I can recall, that has suffered an unceremonious death.Chappelle's Show, Key & Peele, Boondocks, to name a few.  Why does it seem that if it points out racism, it finds its way out of the door?We'll discuss that, if a transgender has a responsibility to reveal themselves while dating, and we'll Get Crystalized on this episode of the Talk 2 Q Radio Show!  "No experts.  Just opinions."Show No. 718 of 750Scheduled for 60-75 mins.www.Talk2Q.com

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Why do so many black controversial shows have such short shelf lives?

The Carmichael Show is one of my favorite TV shows. It is a sitcom that features a family of black people who discuss every day topics from "Plan B birth control" to "the N-word". They take the topic of the show, no matter how controversial, and do a masterful job of making the topic hilarious, while exposing the audience to different perspectives on it.

Well, the show is coming to an end after 3 seasons. Not because of ratings. Not because of protests. Because the creator and star of the show has decided that 3 seasons is enough and that he wants to quit.

First of all, I totally understand that Jerrod Carmichael has the right to do whatever it is that he wants. However, this is yet another black-created show, within the past decade or so, that I can recall, that has suffered an unceremonious death.

Chappelle's Show, Key & Peele, Boondocks, to name a few.  Why does it seem that if it points out racism, it finds its way out of the door?

We'll discuss that, if a transgender has a responsibility to reveal themselves while dating, and we'll Get Crystalized on this episode of the Talk 2 Q Radio Show!  "No experts.  Just opinions."

Show No. 718 of 750

Scheduled for 60-75 mins.

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Who knew that being a nice guy isn't all that?(Tonight won't be the usual Q&A forum that we normally have.  It will be more of a round table discussion which means that I will have more input as a speaker.  There will not be a tweetchat occurring during the show.)Yes, ladies, after years and years of saying "nice guys" unfairly finish last, I now do a 180 degree spin and say that they absolutely earn that last place spot.  There is a difference between a "nice guy" and a "good guy".  The term is not interchangeable as we once thought and tonight, I'm going to break it down for you with the help of my Show Legends!A "nice guy" is far from a "bad boy", but that doesn't mean that he's good for you.  "Nice guys" aren't always authentic.  They usually don't have a lot of confidence.  They can also be overbearing at times due to their insecure nature.  A "good guy" is somewhat of a balance of "bad boy" and "nice guy".  He will tell you the truth/what you need to hear.  He doesn't need anyone to validate who he is.  He has character which allows him to have natural leadership abilities.We'll break all of these things down tonight so that you can recognize a "good guy" when you see one!  Also, we'll discuss all things trending as we Get Crystalized with Crystal Hickerson!the Talk 2 Q Radio Show!  "No experts.  Just opinions."Show No. 716 of 750.Scheduled for 60-75 mins.www.Talk2Q.com

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Who knew that being a nice guy isn't all that?

(Tonight won't be the usual Q&A forum that we normally have.  It will be more of a round table discussion which means that I will have more input as a speaker.  There will not be a tweetchat occurring during the show.)

Yes, ladies, after years and years of saying "nice guys" unfairly finish last, I now do a 180 degree spin and say that they absolutely earn that last place spot.  There is a difference between a "nice guy" and a "good guy".  The term is not interchangeable as we once thought and tonight, I'm going to break it down for you with the help of my Show Legends!

A "nice guy" is far from a "bad boy", but that doesn't mean that he's good for you.  "Nice guys" aren't always authentic.  They usually don't have a lot of confidence.  They can also be overbearing at times due to their insecure nature.  

A "good guy" is somewhat of a balance of "bad boy" and "nice guy".  He will tell you the truth/what you need to hear.  He doesn't need anyone to validate who he is.  He has character which allows him to have natural leadership abilities.

We'll break all of these things down tonight so that you can recognize a "good guy" when you see one!  Also, we'll discuss all things trending as we Get Crystalized with Crystal Hickerson!

the Talk 2 Q Radio Show!  "No experts.  Just opinions."

Show No. 716 of 750.

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The popular series returns to T2Q!It's been since 12/29/15 since the last installment, but Let's Talk About Sex, Vol. XVII is finally here!  We always have a great time discussing the horizontal mambo on this show and this time will be no different.Normally, there's a certain theme to the sex shows, but this time will be a little more open.  This episode will focus not just on improving relationships, but also some fun things to spice up sex for some of you willing to do new things.  We'll discuss things like:overcoming a lack of chemistry to have good sexsex after marriageis TV promoting unsafe sexThese things and we'll also Get Crystalized as fondle our way through yet another discussion on mashing!  The Talk 2 Q Radio Show!  "No experts.  Just opinions."Show No. 714 of 750.Scheduled for 60-75 mins.www.Talk2Q.com

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The popular series returns to T2Q!

It's been since 12/29/15 since the last installment, but Let's Talk About Sex, Vol. XVII is finally here!  We always have a great time discussing the horizontal mambo on this show and this time will be no different.

Normally, there's a certain theme to the sex shows, but this time will be a little more open.  This episode will focus not just on improving relationships, but also some fun things to spice up sex for some of you willing to do new things.  We'll discuss things like:

overcoming a lack of chemistry to have good sexsex after marriageis TV promoting unsafe sex

These things and we'll also Get Crystalized as fondle our way through yet another discussion on mashing!  The Talk 2 Q Radio Show!  "No experts.  Just opinions."

Show No. 714 of 750.

Scheduled for 60-75 mins.

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Which one of the two most extreme seasons do you prefer?I grew up in Mississippi.  So, I've dealt with the southern sun all of my life.  I've had no problems dealing with 95+ degree temperatures.  I had youth on my side; plus it was the time of the year you saw more skin on the ladies!I've never lived long term in a northern city, but I've dealt with a blizzard or two for a few days.  Winter can also be unpleasant if you live towards the top of the U.S.  You can be trapped on the road or even inside of your own home for days at a time due to extreme cold.Tonight, we'll discuss which of the two may be easier to deal with on a regular basis.What are the pros/cons to each season?How can one help to prepare and make each season a little more comfortable?Which one is your favorite?We will also "Get Crystalized" and discuss trending topics with Show Legend, Crystal Hickerson!  These things and more on the Talk 2 Q Radio Show!  "No experts.  Just opinions."Show No. 712 of 750.Scheduled for 60-75 mins.www.Talk2Q.com

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Which one of the two most extreme seasons do you prefer?

I grew up in Mississippi.  So, I've dealt with the southern sun all of my life.  I've had no problems dealing with 95+ degree temperatures.  I had youth on my side; plus it was the time of the year you saw more skin on the ladies!

I've never lived long term in a northern city, but I've dealt with a blizzard or two for a few days.  Winter can also be unpleasant if you live towards the top of the U.S.  You can be trapped on the road or even inside of your own home for days at a time due to extreme cold.

Tonight, we'll discuss which of the two may be easier to deal with on a regular basis.

What are the pros/cons to each season?How can one help to prepare and make each season a little more comfortable?Which one is your favorite?

We will also "Get Crystalized" and discuss trending topics with Show Legend, Crystal Hickerson!  These things and more on the Talk 2 Q Radio Show!  "No experts.  Just opinions."

Show No. 712 of 750.

Scheduled for 60-75 mins.

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I have a chat with the author of the book "Safe Haven of Jesus", Mr. Steven Turnwald.  We discuss what inspired him to write the book and why it's so important to him (and for us).You can learn more about Steven and the book on his Facebook page by clicking here.He also has a website that you can follow at www.steventurnwald.com."I dedicate this book to God and the saints living here now and those in heaven. Through their faith, they grew my faith from a “mustard seed” to an ever-growing faith, which invigorates my prayer life beyond bounds. " - StevenShow No. 711 of 750.Scheduled for 13 mins.www.Talk2Q.com

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I have a chat with the author of the book "Safe Haven of Jesus", Mr. Steven Turnwald.  We discuss what inspired him to write the book and why it's so important to him (and for us).

You can learn more about Steven and the book on his Facebook page by clicking here.

He also has a website that you can follow at www.steventurnwald.com.

"I dedicate this book to God and the saints living here now and those in heaven. Through their faith, they grew my faith from a “mustard seed” to an ever-growing faith, which invigorates my prayer life beyond bounds. " - Steven

Show No. 711 of 750.

Scheduled for 13 mins.

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