The Amanda Seales Show

The Group Chat Topic of the Week is: should teens need to get parental permission to get birth control. 

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Our headliner of the week is comedian Che Guererro to talk about relationships. 

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In this episode, Amanda Seales and DJ Supreme dive into a range of headlines and hot topics. They react to the latest in pop culture, including updates on the ongoing legal battles surrounding Young Dolph’s murder and the release of Kim Porter’s memoir, which sheds new light on her relationship with Diddy. Supreme also breaks down some interesting developments on Elon Musk’s decision to remove the block option on Twitter, and Amanda gets real about America’s troubling obsession with the death penalty, highlighted by the recent execution of Marcellus Williams.

The show continues with fan-favorite segments like "The Big Up Let Down," where an Australian man earns praise for setting a trap to stop trespassers from disrespecting his property, and a Californian man faces the letdown for his extreme ways of cutting costs on his electric bill. Amanda also offers some solid advice during "Am I Trippin," before wrapping things up with a challenging "Black Pop Quiz."

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Amanda Seales and DJ Supreme react to two headlines surrounding Diddy, Kim Porter's Memoir, and Young Dolph's murder case.

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Marcellus Williams was executed this past Tuesday in Missouri despite the ongoing legal battles to overturn his conviction.

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Big up Goes To Making It Rain: An Australian man creates a "Home Alone" level trap to stop drunk pedestrians from peeing on his property

Let Down Goes To a Californian man on a mission to save on his electric bill

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Amanda Seales and the crew dive into a wide range of topics, starting with Usher who claims he was hacked, but is that really the case? We also explore the disparities in breastfeeding among Black mothers and how Black women are working to close the gap. Content creator and mother of three, Nicasha, shares her personal breastfeeding journey and explains the importance of donating breast milk. Plus, we discuss why people are upset with Janet Jackson, who confidently responds, "I said what I said."

In today's Big Up, we highlight Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson for lifting spirits at a high school in Atlanta, while the Let Down goes to a Chinese zoo caught faking pandas by painting Chow Chow dogs. The episode wraps up with a chance for listeners to vent about voting issues in the "Voting and Venting" segment, where one caller offers a bold take on Kamala Harris.

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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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Big Up Goes To Keeping It Solid - Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson just showed up at Apalachee High School in Atlanta, instead of lifting weights, he’s lifting people’s spirits. 

Let Down Goes To Faking The Fluff

A Chinese zoo has found itself in hot water after it was discovered that they painted Chow Chow dogs to look like Panda

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