The Amanda Seales Show

Amanda Seales and the crew react to Ludacris's breakdown the key differences between August and September Virgos, sparking a debate you didn't know you needed. We’ll also dive into the story of an 87-year-old woman whose home was raided after she raised concerns about seniors not receiving mail-in ballots. Cornel West's third-party candidacy is gaining traction in Michigan, but Pennsylvania remains a tough nut to crack. Plus, Supreme has some explaining to do. We'll also take a Black Pop Quiz, and I’ll be handing out some solid advice in the *Am I Trippin?* segment. 

In today's Big Up Let Down, we salute the HBCU bands breathing new life into Kendrick Lamar's track "Not Like Us" during Battle of the Bands season, but a certain DC restaurant earns a Let Down after falling short of food critic Keith Lee's expectations. We’ll hear from a listener grappling with whether to take her daughter out of a class taught by a teacher she used to bully. Should she make the move, or is she trippin'? Join us for all this and more in an episode filled with surprises and sharp insights!

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Big Up Goes To Battle Of The Bands

Battle of the Bands season is here, and Just when you thought Kendricks song Not like US was done and dusted, HBCU bands are out here giving it new life.

Let Down Goes To Another Menu Letdown

Food critic Keith Lee, famous for spotlighting mom-and-pop restaurants that could use some notoriety, stirred the pot recently when he made a trip to DC.

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Amanda Seales, Supreme, and TJ react to Ludacris's breakdown on the difference between August and September Virgos.

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Every day, we all have those moments that make you do a double-take, scratch your chin, and ask yourself, am I trippin?

Her daughter's new teacher is a woman who she used to bully. She spoke to her baby daddy about taking her daughter out of that class and it turned into a big argument. Should she take her daughter out of that class or is she trippin?

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Join us for a lively session of voting and venting, where we open the phone lines to hear what's on your mind about voting and local laws. Whether you're contemplating who deserves your vote or frustrated with recent legislation in your city, this is your chance to let it out. Host Amanda Seales dives into a thoughtful response to comedian Ryan Holiday's thought-provoking question about the Black community and their collective power.  

In this episode, we also dish out our signature Big Ups and Let Downs. A big shoutout goes to a clever petty vigilante making waves, while Sexyy Red’s makeup line takes a surprising hit in our Let Down of the day. Tune in for the conversations you won’t want to miss!

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Big Up Goes To A Petty Vigilante

Let Down Goes To Sexyy Red's Make Up Line

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Amanda Seales reacts to a question comedian Ryan Holiday asked about the Black community

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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 dives into the legal battles surrounding Illinois' historic reoperations program, the first of its kind in the United States. She breaks down what this could mean for residents and the broader implications for similar state initiatives. Amanda also offers a thoughtful recap of the Democratic National Convention, exploring the potential future impact of its key takeaways and next steps for the country.

In her Big Up segment, Amanda highlights the anticipated $32 trillion transfer of wealth towards women and what it means for financial empowerment and the future of gender equality. In contrast, the Let Down spotlight goes to American Airlines, after a troubling incident where rapper Juvenile was removed from first class. Tune in to hear Amanda's take on these stories and more.

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Big Up Goes To The Transfer of Wealth Towards Women

There's an anticipated $32 Trillion in wealth that will shift towards women. Amanda Seales shares what this means for you

Let Down Goes To American Airlines Removing Juvenile From First Class

Find out what happened to Juvenile when he sat down in first class of American Airlines

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