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Coming off of Labor Day Weekend, Amanda Seales and the crew want to know how you feel about your boss. Listen for more
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Join Amanda Seales Supreme, and TJ as they tell stories of Black Joy from around the world. We discuss the FBI's targeting of Black bookstores in the 60s and 70s, revealing how simply visiting one could lead to an FBI file. We also uncover a lesser-known story from the same day Abraham Lincoln signed the Emancipation Proclamation—the mass execution of 38 men from the Dakotah tribe over a territorial dispute involving a cow. Additionally, we explore the origins of cannabis, tracing it back to the Dogon tribe in Mali and how the Greeks acquired their supply.
Our headliner of the week, the legendary Lalah Hathaway, joins Amanda Seales for *For the Record*, reminiscing about the records that have shaped her life and offering insights into her musical journey. DJ Supreme also shares an uplifting story of Black joy, highlighting Kevin Forge, a former Burger King cook who, thanks to $500K in community donations, was able to purchase a food truck and start his own business.
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DJ Supreme shares a story of Black Joy: Kevin Forge has received $500K through community donations and was able to purchase a food truck
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60s and 70s if you went to a black book store you would have had a FBI File. If you went to a Black bookstore you were targeted
Cannibis comes from the Cana + bis (Dog + binary/2). Greek's got their weed from a Dogon tribe in Mali.
The same day Abraham Lincoln signed the Emancipation Proclamation, he signed the country's largest mass execution. 38 men from the Dakotah tribe for killing a cow that came into their territory
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Lalah Hathaway joins Amanda to recount the records that have shaped her life, bringing in nostalgia and musical insights on For the Record.
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Amanda Seales and the crew are honoring the legendary King of Pop, Michael Jackson, on what would have been his 66th birthday. Seales takes a look back at his incredible career and share some facts about how he earned the title "The King of Pop." Our headliner of the week is the iconic Lalah Hathaway, who joins us to discuss her insights on love—what it is and how you know when you're truly in love. Hathaway also gives us a sneak peek into her new album, including the song "So In Love."
In our Group Chat segment, we shift the focus to parents as back-to-school season begins. Should kids get new school clothes every year, or is this just an unnecessary pressure for parents? Amanda Seales also shares her candid observations on society, encouraging listeners to embrace change. Join us for a thought-provoking and heartfelt episode!
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It’s The Amanda Seales Show… I am Amanda Seales… Our headliner of the week is the legendary Lalah Hathaway…
On Thursdays we like to talk about relationships… and on your new album you also have a song titled, So In Love.
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Amanda Seales shares her observations on society. In today's episode, Seales shares her thoughts on embracing change
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It’s also Michael Jackson’s birthday today. In case you were wondering how he got the title "The King of Pop," here are a few facts
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Urban One and Reach Media present The Amanda Seales Show podcast. Available weekdays after 5pm eastern. Comedian and actress who starred in the HBO series Insecure, star of the HBO stand up comedy special “I Be Knowin” and former co-host of the daytime talk show The Real presents a daily podcast of her nationally syndicated radio show.
Known for her Smart, Funny and Black moniker the Amanda Seales daily show will feature her thoughts on the day’s events with Blackcurate News, The Big Up/Let Down of the day, Betcha Didn’t Know which is history told in a fun and creative way plus celebrity and news figures checking in.
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