The Amanda Seales Show

Comedian Godfrey joins the show to share his stories through songs that define him

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Amanda Seales and the crew dive into a wide range of conversations from The Good Times series reboot depicting a crack selling Baby, racist policies in medicine, and a deeper conversation around representation vs entertainment. Join us for a wide range of topics during Group Chat Thursday.

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Can you get this right, an actor sent a text to their friend sharing they're in love with them but after sending the text turned their phone off and went into therapy. Who are they?

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Amanda Seales gives a review on the new trailer for the Good Times reboot. A lot of people aren't happy with it and Seales asks the questions on all of our minds.

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Amanda Seales, DJ Supreme, and Colby Colb break down the influence capitalism has had on media and why Black media platforms have been attacking Seales in the news.

She also shares attempts in the past to discredit her, including Wendy Williams

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Amanda Seales shares the news about the tragic loss of an American citizen among the World Central Kitchen aid workers killed by Israeli forces in Gaza.

Then, LSU sophomore guard Flau'jae Johnson's powerful defense of her teammate following their March Madness loss captures our attention. In our rapid-fire 60-second headlines, we explore former President Trump's financial maneuvers, Florida's abortion law ruling, and the ongoing fight for reparations by Tulsa Race Massacre survivors. Later, explosive court documents reveal Facebook's alleged collaboration with Netflix, sparking concerns over privacy and antitrust laws. We also celebrate LeBron James's enduring career in the NBA while lamenting efforts to reinterpret civil rights laws in a concerning manner.

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(3:07) - Blackurate News: An American citizen is among the 7 World Central Kitchen (WCK) aid workers who were killed by Israeli forces in Gaza.

(8:09) - Blackurate News: LSU sophomore guard Flau’jae Johnson passionately defended her teammate Angel Reese following the Tigers' loss to Iowa in the Elite Eight of March Madness.

(13:10) - Why You Bringing Up Old Ish recorded

(18:27) - 60 Second Headlines

Story 1: Teflon Don did it again. Former President Trump managed to come up with the money to post his 175-million dollar bond as he appeals his civil fraud judgment in New York.

Story 2: Florida’s Supreme Court found the state’s abortion ban after six weeks of pregnancy is legal - now allowing the law to take effect.

Story 3: Possibly for the last time the two remaining survivors of the Tulsa Race Massacre are appealing to get reparations.

Story 4: Pharrell Williams and Chad Hugo are locked in legal dispute over the ‘Neptunes’ name rights.

(22:48) - We Up, We Up, We Up!

(26:21) - Blackurate News: Explosive court documents claim that Meta, that owns Facebook, allowed Netflix to access users' direct messages for almost ten years, violating antitrust laws and privacy regulations.

(30:35) - Supreme Splainin

(34:24) - Big Up, Let Down

Big Up - Goes to LeBron James’s knees. In a recent interview LeBron said that his time in the NBA is winding down. 

Let Down - Goes to whoever is assigned to write Donald Trump's I Have a Dream speech.

(38:24) – Callers Phonelines are Open

(41:50) - On This Day – April 3rd 1865 marked Emancipation Day in Richmond Virginia.

(43:34) - Am I Trippin Pt 1

(44:51) - Am I Tripping Follow Up

(49:41) – Blop

(54:10) - Caller Audio

(56:30) - The Word of the Day is…

(58:58) - Politicians Say the Smartest Things

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A listener writes in as her marriage is divided over the Israel Palestine conflict and is now considering divorce. Is she trippin? Listen to Amanda Seales and Supreme break this down.

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Big up - goes to LeBron James’s knees. In a recent interview LeBron said that his time in the NBA is winding down. 

Let down - goes to Stephen Miller, a former White House adviser and known white nationalist, is reportedly involved in a plan to take legal actions aimed at reinterpreting civil rights laws to focus on "anti-white racism."

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Court documents claim that Meta, that owns Facebook, allowed Netflix to access users' direct messages for almost ten years, violating antitrust laws and privacy regulations.

 Listen to the full clip to hear more about the history between Meta's relationship with Netflix, and other lawsuits that Meta has received around Data Privacy

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On the eve of their Sweet 16 matchup, a Los Angeles Times article by Ben Bolch (Bowl-ch) labeled the UCLA Bruins as "America’s Sweethearts" and the LSU Tigers as "Basketball Villains and Dirty Debutantes." In other news, Governor Jay Inslee signed Washington State's "Strippers' Bill of Rights" into law, aiming to provide comprehensive workplace protections for adult dancers. Meanwhile, in Tennessee, Governor Bill Lee signed a law that removes police reforms implemented by the city of Memphis after Tyre Nichols' murder, including lifting a ban on stops for minor offenses like having a broken taillight.

Additionally, Israel's largest protest since the start of the war with Hamas saw demonstrators calling for the resignation of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and new elections. And if you have AT&T, you may want to check your credit report, as a recent data breach affected more than 70 million current and former customers. Stay tuned to the Amanda Seales Show for more Blackurate news updates and discussions on current events.

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(3:06) - Blackurate News: Governor Jay Inslee signed Washington State's "Strippers' Bill of Rights" into law, aiming to provide comprehensive workplace protections for adult dancers.

(7:34) - Black Around the World:  A bill that would stop discrimination against people based on their hair texture, color and style is advancing in France

(11:24) - 60 Sec Headlines 

Story 1 - Israelis took to the streets this weekend in the largest protest since the start of the war with Hamas.

Story 2: In Tennessee, Governor Bill Lee signed a law that removes police reforms implemented by the City of Memphis after Tyre Nichols' murder.

Story 3:  If you have AT&T you may want to take a good look at your credit report after a recent data breach affected more than 70 million current and former customers.

Story 4: This week, New York lawmakers could pass a law decriminalizing adultery.

(14:30) - Callers on the Phoneline

(17:25) - We Up, We Up, We Up!

Happy Birthday!

Quavo

R.L. 

Devale Ellis 

Posthumously

Rodney King

Traci Braxton

(20:13) - Blackurate News: Earlier in the show we told you how New York lawmakers are planning to reverse a law that made adultery illegal in the state.

(25:20) - More Blackurate News: Christopher Dorsey, also known as BG from the Hot Boyz, faced a potential return to prison for allegedly violating the terms of his supervised release.

(30:02) - Big Up, Let Down  

Big Up - Goes to Ernie Hudson’s genes

Let Down - Goes to Tyrese’s phone carrier for giving this man more data.

(35:01) – We hear from callers

(37:04) - On This Day (Date): In 1984, John Thompson made history as the first black head coach to win an NCAA championship.

(38:37) - Blackurate News: On the eve of their Sweet 16 matchup, a Los Angeles Times article by Ben Bolch (Bowl-ch) labeled the UCLA Bruins as "America’s Sweethearts" and the LSU Tigers as "Basketball Villains and “Dirty Debutantes.”

(42:37) - How Black Do You Feel

(45:20) - And Another Thing

(46:35) -  The Word of the Day…

(48:45) - Politicians Say the Darndest Things

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