The Amanda Seales Show

Big Up Goes Airport Pettiness: An Airport In New Zealand Is Cutting Down on long goodbyes

Let Down Goes To Rocky Receptions: A Women Gets Stuck Head First While Trying To Save Her Phone. 

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Popular attorney and content creator Laren the Lawyer took to social media to let the ladies know that it is no longer legal to look through your man’s phone.

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Amanda Seales and the crew celebrate National Nut Day, National Color Day, and National Make a Dog's Day! They react to the Blackurate News update on Demetrius "Big Meech" Flenory’s release and a deep dive into Rihanna's biggest hits during the Rhythm Rundown. Plus, we’ll discuss a controversial trend: 40 states passing laws targeting entities that support the boycott of Israel.

Later, in Big Up Let Down, we’ll share a wild story from Richmond, Kentucky, where a man woke up during surgery after being presumed dead. And if you’ve got thoughts on voting, it’s time for Voting and Venting. We’ll react to Nikki Haley's recent comments and open up the phone lines for your thoughts on the voting issues that have you heated.

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Big Up Goes To a man in Richmond, Kentucky, who woke up during an invasive surgery after being mistakenly presumed dead.

Let Down Goes To A Family Feud

50 Cent wasn’t exaggerating when he used this fact in his beef with The Game—it turns out to be true!

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It’s time for – voting and venting! This is your opportunity (and mine) to vent about anything related to voting – contemplating who should get your vote. Vexed about certain laws being voted on in your city? We wanna hear about it! It’s time to vent. Let’s go to the phone lines.

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Demetrius "Big Meech" Flenory has been released from federal custody to a halfway house with 5 years of supervised release, following his 30-year sentence for drug trafficking.

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Amanda Seales and the crew brings a packed lineup of hot topics and breaking news. She kicks off the show with a reminder that her one-woman performance in Washington, D.C. is tonight! The episode also highlights fun national observances, like National Apple Day, Reptile Awareness Day, and Back to the Future Day. The conversation gets more serious as they dive into the importance of battleground states ahead of upcoming elections. Plus, this week's group chat topic explores Glorilla's controversial opinion that men can love a woman and still cheat on her.

In a special "State of the States" segment, they focus on Nebraska, where the Supreme Court ruled that convicted felons can vote once they complete their sentence. Journalist Malaika Jabali joins to discuss battleground states, like Wisconsin, and the shifting political landscape for Black voters. The "Big Up Let Down" segment delivers some highs and lows: a failed robbery attempt at Marco’s Pizza and a major letdown involving racist candles released by Bath & Body Works, with comparisons being drawn to Klan hoods. Tune in for all this and more!

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Big Up Goes To The Pizza Squad

A man in Texas decided to rob a Marcos Pizza. Find out what happened

Let Down Goes To Racist Candles

Bath & Body Works just released a candle that's being compared to Klan hoods. 

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Author and journalist Malaika Jabali on why Wisconson is a battleground state, the state of Black voters, and more from her work

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Amanda brings you news about state laws that affect our daily lives. In today's State of The State, Nebraska Supreme Court rules that felons can vote once they complete their sentence. Learn more about what this means for the state of Nebraska and the entire nation as a whole.

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