Every day we all have those moments that make us double-take, scratch our chins, and ask ourselves, am I trippin? Well when you do, send us a DM @SealesSaidIt and tell us about your dilemma, and I’ll weigh in on whether you’re tripping like Ella Mai or somebody playing in your face. In this clip, our listener is being called a work husband by a married woman he works with . Recently, he saw her husband out cheating with another woman. Should he tell her or is he tripping

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Amanda Seales, DJ Supreme, and TJ open up with a candid discussion about the double standards faced by Black actors in Hollywood compared to their white counterparts. In Blackurate News, Vice President Kamala Harris addresses her supporters weeks after her election loss, and Amanda shares her unfiltered thoughts on the speech. Plus, we revisit an iconic scene from Trick Baby as listeners call in to unpack how politicians from both parties perceive the Black community.

In Big Up, Let Down, Amanda highlights the good, the bad, and the absurd. Joe Biden’s pardon for his son sparks heated debates, earning a “big up” for its audacity. Meanwhile, NeNe Leakes denying her plastic surgery lands on the “let down” list. We also weigh in on your calls about singers and rappers who’ve successfully crossed over into acting. From insightful commentary to lighthearted moments, this episode has it all!

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We received a lot of calls about our segment on the famous movie scene from Trick Baby, discussing how both Democrats and Republicans view the Black community.

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Vice President Kamala Harris spoke to supporters three weeks after losing the presidential election to Donald Trump. I have some thoughts. But first, let's take a listen.

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Big up Goes To A Petty Pardon

Amanda Seales had to spin the block because Americans lose their mind over Joe Biden pardoning his son

Let Down Goes To Facing The Facts

NeNe Leakes recently went live to deny having plastic surgery

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Amanda Seales kicks things off with a powerful conversation with New York Times best-selling author and activist Kimberly Latrice Jones. Together, they dive into the importance of building community power, nurturing our youth, and leaving a lasting legacy for future generations. Plus, in State of the States, we unpack the implications of a bold move to delete the Department of Education and the rise of online gambling—exploring whether it’s a winning hand or a losing bet for society.

On a lighter note, we take a weekend recap detour into holiday leftovers with the USDA’s advice on the safe last day to enjoy them. In the Big Up, Let Down segment, we spotlight a woman who redefined her Thanksgiving traditions to save money, and we call out a jaw-dropping waste of wealth: a $6.24 million duct-taped banana. Get ready for laughs, thought-provoking commentary, and a little cyber Monday flair in today’s episode!

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Big Up Goes To Knowing Your Turkey's Worth

Listen to why this woman chose to stop hosting Thanksgiving after losing $500 last year

Let Down Goes To A Tasteless Display Of Wealth

Find out why a man paid for and ate a $6.24 Million dollar banana that was duct-taped to a wall.

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According to the USDA today… December 2nd should be the very last day that you can safely eat your Thanksgiving leftovers.

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A New York Times best-selling author, activist, and trailblazer in American literature and filmmaking joins the show to talk about legacy, our youth and activism, and the importance of leaving a legacy for the next generation of leaders.

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It’s Hip Hop Appreciation Day on The Amanda Seales Show! In celebration of Hip Hop History Month, we’re diving into the culture, legacy, and artistry that define this influential genre. We kick things off by exploring how hip-hop has both progressed and regressed over the years, examining its impact on society and music. Then, in Amanda’s Hip Hop History Class, we break down the anatomy of a verse to uncover the literary techniques that make rap a true art form.

The celebration continues with The Art of Sampling, where Amanda and DJ Supreme play a fun game guessing which iconic tracks have been sampled in hip-hop’s greatest hits. And in The Big Up Let Down, we highlight G Herbo’s inspiring example of breaking generational curses and teaching valuable legacy lessons, while calling out a sore loser move from Drake, who’s suing after losing to Kendrick Lamar. Get ready for insightful discussions, dope beats, and a deep appreciation of the culture that changed the world!

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