The Amanda Seales Show

Amanda Seales and the crew explore the latest headlines in the news starting with a historic ruling by the International Court of Justice, recognizing Israel as an apartheid state. In a powerful moment at the Miss Kansas pageant, contestant Alexis Smith bravely called out her domestic abuser during her on-stage interview, a clip that has since gone viral. We also give a shoutout to Costco for their forward-thinking approach, offering the "Ready Wise Emergency Food Bucket" in anticipation of global uncertainties.

On the downside, we discuss a bizarre fashion trend inspired by an assassination attempt. After surviving an ear-grazing attack, Trump appeared at the RNC with a bandage on his ear, prompting his supporters to mimic the look. But first, we cover the breaking news that President Biden has announced he will not seek re-election. Additionally, Forbes magazine has released its list of the 25 greatest R&B artists of all time, celebrating both mainstream icons and those who have remained under the radar.

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Big Up to Costco's Forward Thinking.

They recognize that this world is headed to Hell in a handbasket and are now offering the "Ready Wise Emergency Food Bucket,"

Let Down Goes To A Cult Fashion Statement

After surviving an ear-grazing assassination attempt, Trump showed up at the RNC sporting a bandage on his ear. His supporters then decided to join in.

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A clip of newly crowned Miss Kansas, Alexis Smith, has gone viral from her on-stage interview, where she bravely called out her domestic abuser.

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Forbes magazine has released their list of the 25 greatest R&B artists of all time. Their list features artists who have defined new R&B sounds, with R&B as the foundation, and others who’ve flown a little more under the mainstream radar.

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Join us on our latest episode where we dive into some compelling topics and hear from incredible guests. Amanda Seales is now COVID-free, though DJ Supreme is still testing positive. We're exploring the timeless appeal of our favorite movies and delving into the essence of true love with none other than the original bad girl of comedy, Luenell Campbell. This legendary comedian graces our show with her wit and wisdom, making for an unforgettable conversation.

In addition, Amanda Seales opens up about her journey to distrusting the media and what media literacy means in 2024. We also tackle the sensitive issue of name discrimination, sharing the story of a man who sued a company for this very reason. Tune in for an episode filled with laughter, insights, and thought-provoking discussions that you won't want to miss.

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We have been trained to trust the media as a source of truth but should we? Amanda Seales shares when she started to distrust the media fully and what media literacy means in 2024

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Legendary comedian Luenell Campbell joins the show

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Have you ever been discriminated against because of your name? Listen to what this man had to say after suing a company for name discrimination

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Join us as our news personalities react to Amber Rose's surprising speech at the Republican National Convention where she praised Trump. We from one of our listeners who took in her mom after her parent's divorce, only to feel their roles reversed as her mom embraces a more carefree lifestyle. We'll also discuss Ingrid Andress's powerful rendition of The Star-Spangled Banner at the Home Run Derby and Sandra "Pepa" Denton's chaotic experience with Southwest Airlines. 

In this episode, we'll explore whether Amber Rose has a future in politics and why some Black men support Trump. We'll also tackle Supreme's recent controversy and share the latest "Big Up Let Down" segment featuring Pepa's Salty Surprise and a Star-Spangled Mess. Don't miss our advice segment, "Am I Trippin," and join our Black Pop Quiz. Lastly, get involved in our Group Chat of the Week, where we'll discuss experiences of name-based discrimination.

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News Personalities react to Amber Rose's speech at the Republican National Convention where she praised Trump

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