The Amanda Seales Show

Every day, we all have those moments that make us double-take, scratch our chins, and ask ourselves, am I trippin'?

This listener and her ex are co-parenting and noticed that her son is failing his weekly spelling tests when he's with his dad. The father doesn't think it's his fault. Is she trippin? 

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In an interview on MSNBC, Ta-Nehisi Coates was genuinely shocked when host Ayman Mohyeldin read some racist reviews of Ta-Nehisi’s book The Message, which compares the occupied West Bank to the Jim Crow South.

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Amanda Seales and the crew celebrate National Pharmacy Technician Day, National Cheese Curd Day, and National Aesthetician Day! Join them as they dive into Blackurate News, where we discuss how plastics are putting young girls at risk, and Voting and Venting, your chance to air frustrations about anything voting-related, from candidates to laws.

Plus, we have some breaking news—Snoop Dogg has successfully sealed his 1993 murder charge, and T.I. has announced his retirement with his final performance set for Dec. 19 at Atlanta’s Jingle Ball.

In today’s Big Up/Let Down segment, we celebrate a win for bald men after Tony Finn sued his boss for calling him "stupid bald." The Let Down, however, goes to Don Julio Jr., after a woman went viral for naming her daughter Don Julio Demure Tequila. We’ll also talk about the 2025 Met Gala, which will honor Black men in fashion. It’s an episode filled with lively discussions, so don’t miss out!

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Big up Goes To A Win For Bald Men after Tony Finn took his boss to court after being called a "Stupid Bald"

Let Down Goes To Don Julio JR after a woman went viral for naming her daughter Don Julio Demure Tequila

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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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Amanda Seales and the crew recognize Indigenous People's Day, Be Bald and Free Day, National Dessert Day, and National Kick Butt Day! Tune in as we showcase how Appalachians are building their communities, and don’t miss Ja’Mal Green, the youngest person ever to run for mayor of Chicago, who shares his vision for the city and reflects on his viral moment with Roland Martin. Plus, J. Cole finally breaks his silence on the Drake and Kendrick beef, and Congress delays action on additional emergency funding for hurricane relief until after the election.

In our Big Up/Let Down segment, we celebrate the Chippendales dancers in Las Vegas for unionizing, while Elon Musk gets a Let Down for offering a "free" service for hurricane victims that costs nearly $400. Amanda Seales and DJ Supreme also dive into J. Cole’s reaction to the Drake and Kendrick feud. Get ready for laughs and insight in this action-packed episode!

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Amanda Seales and DJ Supreme react to J Cole's latest song 

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29-year-old Ja'Mal Green is the youngest person to ever run for mayor in the city of Chicago. Listen in to his vision for the city of Chicago and his viral exchange with Roland Martin

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Big Up Goes To The Chippendales dancers out in Las Vegas are unionizing!

Let Down Goes To Elon Musk's Free Service For Victims Of Hurricane Helene That Costs Almost $400

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Amanda Seales and the crew celebrate Black Joy Friday and National Coming Out Day with a meaningful conversation centered on supporting the Black community in living authentically. Have you ever had someone come out to you? Amanda Seales begins the show by encouraging listeners to stand in solidarity with those embracing their truth. Joining the conversation is comedian Onika McClean, who takes us on a nostalgic journey through the records that have shaped her life, offering unique musical insights in this week's "For the Record" segment.

As always, we share a new story of Black Joy to keep you informed about uplifting moments across the diaspora. In this episode, Amanda dives into fascinating topics, including two countries that received more enslaved Africans than the US, the surprising benefits of hugging trees, and the profound influence India has had on the world. Tune in for an enriching blend of knowledge, culture, and joy.

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