The Amanda Seales Show

Amanda Seales dives into eye-opening revelations in Things I Learned This Week. Discover the surprising milestones for women, as Amanda uncovers activities that were still legally restricted until as recently as 2018. The segment also examines racism within unions and shares the fascinating friendship between Ella Fitzgerald and Marilyn Monroe, highlighting how the two icons broke social barriers together. These stories bring to light lesser-known histories that continue to impact our world today.

Keeping the theme of cultural discovery, we spotlight Story of Black Joy with a feature on Joel Bervell's inspiring animated series, which celebrates the vibrancy of the Black diaspora. Later, comedian Orlando Baxter joins Amanda for For the Record, where he reflects on the records that shaped his life, bringing a blend of humor, nostalgia, and musical insight to the conversation.

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Comedian Orlando Baxter joins Amanda in the "For the Record" segment, where they explore the records that have shaped Orlando's life, mixing nostalgia with deep musical insights.

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We share a new story of Black Joy every week to keep you informed about what's going on across the diaspora. 

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Join Amanda Seales as she shares the things she's learned. This week, we're learning about things weren't legally allowed to do up until 2018, Racism within Unions, and Ella Fitz-Gerald's friendship with Merilyn Monroe

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Amanda Seales and the crew explore the highs and lows of Halloween treats, from sweet favorites to the ones that should be left behind, as Amanda, TJ, and DJ Supreme react to listeners' candy confessions. In “Celebrity Confessions,” Supreme keeps Amanda guessing with clues from a famous guest’s secret, challenging her to match the mystery to the celebrity. And in a lively group chat, they dig deep into emotional awareness and behavior, exploring how in tune they are with their feelings in relationships and beyond.

Our headliner of the week, Orlando Baxter, takes center stage with his hilarious take on knowing when it’s time to call it quits in a relationship. Orlando, a former teacher turned comedian with a viral comedy special, brings sharp insights to this candid conversation on relationships and endings. Get ready for an episode packed with laughs, surprises, and confessions that will keep you guessing!

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Amanda Seales, TJ, and Supreme react to callers from listeners who share their favorite Halloween candy

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Our headliner of the week is Orlando Baxter. He's a podcaster, former teacher, and a sough after comic with a comedy special that has garnered over 10 million views

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Can you guess who this is? Every week DJ Supreme plays the Celebrity Confessions game and Amanda tries to guess who it is

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Amanda Seales and the crew are celebrating National Candy Corn Day, National Speak Up for Service Day, and National Publicist Day, while diving into some pressing issues and lively debates. First up, we’re breaking down the hidden health risks of prolonged sitting—taking a page from Jodeci, it’s time to get on up! Then, we’ll tackle recent headlines, including a heated exchange between conservative commentator Ryan Girdusky and journalist Mehdi Hasan on CNN. Plus, hear a dire warning from the "Godfather of AI" about our tech-driven future. Expect laughs, gasps, and maybe a few side-eyes as Supreme faces his latest ‘splainin session.

In our Big Up Let Down segment, we’re shouting out Campbell's for their new Thanksgiving-scented candles and calling out Shaq, who left listeners cringing during his recent chat with Angel Reese. Am I Trippin’ has us deep in the drama of homecoming confessions, and we wrap it all up with our Black Pop Quiz! Don’t miss today’s full lineup—it’s a blend of culture, community, and candid conversation you won’t want to miss.

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We're not just talking about the problems in our communities; we're diving into the solutions. We must lift each other up and build a better future together.

NPR host Manoush Zomorodi took part in a study showing how sitting all day can seriously harm your health and offers ways to reduce the risks.

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