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Neal Conway is a legendary music producer of the Original Basement Boys. Some of his most famous and popular music came by way of dance classics including hits friend of the show and dance classic legend by Crystal Waters (Gypsy Woman and Making Happy). Neal continues to keep our feet moving and bodies shaking with his recent club/house music hits which we are exciting to share with you on this edition of Brunch In The Basement With Javonne! Don't Miss it!

Hi Bedroom Playmates

Take a break as we play music, discuss sex, relationships, and the likes on this evening's show. 

 

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This segment is 120 minutes of Gospel, uplifting, inspirational and affirming MUSIC. A message of love, acceptance and empowerment! God is Love and Love is for Everyone! If you made it to church and want a little bit more shout or didn't make it outside of bedside baptist, it doesn't make a difference. God is where you need God to be! Open your heart, feel God's love and let the music minister to you. Just keep in mind that JaVonne is no angel, just another servant! God Bless

Brunch In the Basement With JaVonne is very proud to present, the hardest working woman in show business, Toni Menage, the lovely voiced Ria Alexander, and the incomparable Inaya Day. Together, they make the group TRIo and what a tremendous collaboration this is. Each of these ladies has a very rich history in the music industry and have been performing since they were children. Inaya was in The Wiz and Toni was a recording artist at the age of 11. Their new music is hot and we are excited to pump it up In The Basement With JaVonne.

Sunday Evening Shout! In The Basement With JaVonne is an uplifting gospel music internet radio show. Not all music played is gospel, but is is all meant to uplift and empower. This is an all people affirming show and stands firm in the belief and promotes equality, justice, and love is for all.  In this segment we have a special guest joining us, Bishop Jacqueline Holland. As an avid believer in the equality, freedom and liberation of all people regardless of gender identity, race, or sexual orientation, Bishop Holland has served faithfully in the Unity Fellowship Church   Movement for more then 20 years. During this time, she has provided training and mentorship for numerous clergy. Many of these clergy who are currently serving in the UFCM, have had the privilege of sharpening their gifts under her tutelage and are effective leaders in various UFCM churches.   

        

Bishop Holland is the recipient of numerous awards and accolades for her service in the Newark, N.J. community.  She is an advocate against discrimination and violence towards LGBTI&Q persons of all colors. I feel extremely blessed to have her visit us for a little extra Sunday Evening Shout!

This segment of Brunch In The Basement With JaVonne is action packed taking you back to when music was straight up golden! We have three, count 'em 3 living musical legends joining us. Ms. Linda Clifford, chart topping award winning phenomenal disco diva! Martha Wash half of the amazing legendary Two Tons of Fun, The Weather Girls, the voice of Black Box, and house music diva of the 90's, and friend of the show and Boogie Down Bronx friend in my head, the legendary Evelyn "Champagne" King! These three ladies have recorded a song together and are on tour! Can you imagine the dancing going on at those concerts??? Well, let's start the dancing on Brunch In The Basement With JaVonne!

Hi Bedroom Playmates

Are you in a relationship (lesbian or heterosexual) and you find yourself with a side piece? What led to this circumstance? Were you not happy in the bedroom? Is your husband/wife on the road a lot? Do you feel that you don't have enough sex? What happen if you fall in love with your side piece? Do you leave your partner to be with that individual? Is it more acceptable for a man to have a "side-piece" than it is for a woman? Why or why not? I've heard the saying that "I have to have a lover on the side to stay happy." 

On the flip side...are you the side piece to a man or woman in a relationship? If so, is this your preference? If it is...why don't you want to be in a committed relationship with someone who is not attached? What attracts us to those that are taken? Do we feel we missed out on something? Or is it the thrill of the moment? 

This is going to be an excellent discussion! I can't wait to hear your thoughts.

This segment is 120 minutes of Gospel, uplifting, inspirational and affirming MUSIC. A message of love, acceptance and empowerment! God is Love and Love is for Everyone! If you made it to church and want a little bit more shout or didn't make it outside of bedside baptist, it doesn't make a difference. God is where you need God to be! Open your heart, feel God's love and let the music minister to you. Just keep in mind that JaVonne is no angel, just another servant! God Bless

This show is dedicated to 30 years of music by the legendary , Ms. Barbara Tucker who is highly regarded and respected as the Queen of House Music. She has earned multiple awards and accolades for her musical contributions but her heart is bigger than all of that. The fire in her music matches the generous fire in her spirit. Her energy is contagious and we wish her nothing but more love, more accolades and much more music. 

We will also be joined by upcoming artist Angela Johnson who will share with us her art and love of music. In the current world where R&B isn't even recognizable as soul music, Angela Johnson has been steadily independently doing her thing; playing, writing, producing, arranging and most of all, 'sanging' the way real soul music is supposed to sound and be done.  Angela Johnson is the real deal!" She joins Meka Rae and Nathan James for Brunch In The Basement With JaVonne

Do you have a friend that seems jealous of you? Do you find it difficult to discuss issues/concerns with your friends? Are you a female who says “I can’t be friends with other women?” Why is it “difficult” for women to support each other as they grow? What are we competing for and why? Are you the friend that finds it hard to celebrate the success of others? Why can’t women just all “get along?” What are your thoughts surrounding frenemies? Is this a true phenomenon, why or why not? Where do you think the thought of “women not being able to get along” come from? Is it really easier to be friends with men?

Let’s have an open discussion surrounding women, friendships, envy, and competition