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Sunday Evening Shout! In The Basement With JaVonne is a gospel music /inspirational/all people affirming radio program. This week, we are pleased to welcome the beautiful Oya Thomas, a gospel music singer/songwriter. She is also an author and an actress. She is intelligent, beautiful, and talented and I am excited to welcome her  to join us for 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

In this segment of Brunch In The Basement With JaVonne we are joined by the legendary dance diva Joi Cardwell known world wide as the voice of the Lil' Louis classic hits "Club Lonely" and "Saved My Life". She has penned numerous classic dance-hall hits with an undeniably hot fire fierce house music bumping beat sure to make you bounce. Classics such as "Trouble" "Run To You" "Soul To Bare" automatically hit home as well as some of her more recent hits and collaborations with Kenny Dope, The Groove Junkies, Duce Martinez and others. In 2013, she won the IDMA award for Best Garage/House Track of the year with her redo of the classic cover  "You Gonna Make Me Love Somebody Else". Her most recent tracks from "Art of Being"  are definitely FIYAH so be prepared to dance and join Joi Cardwell, Nathan James, and Meka Rae for Brunch In The Basement With JaVonne

Welcome to third episode of the year of Intimate Realness with Meka Rae and Renair. This has been a great year so far but not without it's pits falls and challenges when it comes to relationships. Even though Valentines Day was just last month many couples are experiencing issues and concerns that we would love to help with! Even if you are single but have relationship concerns please don't hesitate to seen your questions to us so we may address your concerns.

You may send your questions to [email protected] and we'll answer your questions on air.

his 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 episode of Brunch In The Basement With JaVonne is dedicated to women. Poets are invited to spit their poems celebrating womanhood as March is Women's month. This show is 120 minutes long and in addition to poetry, there is music by and/or about women. Please listen in and share with those who you know appreciate all that women contribute to the world as mother's, aunts, grandparents, caregivers, sisters, leaders, and grinders. Join Nathan James, and Meka Rae as we celebrate WOMANHOOD In The Basement With JaVonn

Hi Bedroom Playmates

This week we are discussing single moms who party and may bring home a one night stand or two. Is that wrong? Why or why not? Don't single moms deserve to have fun too? If not, what is appropriate when it comes to mom's enjoying adult time and a little hanky panky? How soon should a mom bring a new lover around her kids? Is it ok for a mom to have house parties, drink, smoke, and have sex while the kids are home? Yay or nah? How often should a mom go out to party? Why is it a problem for single mom's to have a sexy swag? What do want them to do? Stay home, over dress, forget their friends, and their life? Moms can be sexy, have a great time, and still be an amazing parent, right?

This is going to be an interesting discussion! We will have Sistagirl London writer of the play: Stop Bringing Your Good Booty Call to the Breakfast Table. A play about a single mom and her booty call antics. This play premieres on Sunday, March 8th. Click this link for more information. 

Let’s talk!

This edition of Sunday Evening Shout! In The Basement With JaVonne, brings you gospel music, along with a discussion with a man ever American should know. Kenneth B. Morris, Jr. is descended from two of the most important names in American history: he is the great-great-great grandson of Frederick Douglass and the great-great grandson of Booker T. Washington. His life until the year 2007 could be described as distinguished yet decisively disengaged from his lineage until Providence called.

Today, Ken’s career and life path are driven by a mission to end human trafficking and all forms of servitude with a clear focus on the restoration of the dignity and well being of its victims. He could not have predicted that one day he would so fully embrace and be defined by the characteristics that so closely defined his famous ancestors.

Queens native super soulful sexy sanger (yes, I said SANGER) Meli'sa Morgan joins us in this segment of Brunch In The Basement With JaVonne. You can't truly consider yourself and R&B/soul music fan if you have never grooved to "Do You Still Love Me", or "Do Me Baby". Can't talk to me about the origins of house music if you don't know "Keep In Touch Body to Body" and don't even say the word music if you don't know "Fool's Paradise". Legendary songs that are fresh each and every time you hear them because of the undeniable talent named Meli'sa, a warm and wonderful woman who has a good heart and who is strong willed and determined enough to keep cranking out the hits for us to groove to! Make sure you tune in and tell a friend to join Meli'sa Morgan, Meka Rae and Nathan James for Brunch In The Basement With JaVonne.

Hi Bedroom Playmates

Most of us spend at least 8-12 hours a day, 5 days a week or more at work. We normally leave our spouses and develop friendships and sometimes intimate relationships with our co-workers. We spend more time with our coworkers during the week than we spend with our spouses (sad).

Were you involved in a workplace affair? How did it start? How did it end? Have your partner or ex ever had a workplace affair? What was different about your partner that led you to notice the affair? Are there signs of a workplace affair? What if you and the coworker are single, does that make a difference? Is it acceptable to develop romantic relationships with your co-workers or your superiors? Have you ever slept with your boss? If so, did you do it for a promotion or did you receive any type of special treatment? What if your coworker/lover is sleeping with another co-worker? How do you handle that?

Oh boy the joys of "office politics" lol I can't wait to discuss this! 

Talk to you soon....

Hi Bedroom Playmates

Most of us spend at least 8-12 hours a day, 5 days a week or more at work. We normally leave our spouses and develop friendships and sometimes intimate relationships with our co-workers. We spend more time with our coworkers during the week than we spend with our spouses (sad).

Were you involved in a workplace affair? How did it start? How did it end? Have your partner or ex ever had a workplace affair? What was different about your partner that led you to notice the affair? Are there signs of a workplace affair? What if you and the coworker are single, does that make a difference? Is it acceptable to develop romantic relationships with your co-workers or your superiors? Have you ever slept with your boss? If so, did you do it for a promotion or did you receive any type of special treatment? What if your coworker/lover is sleeping with another co-worker? How do you handle that?

Oh boy the joys of "office politics" lol I can't wait to discuss this! 

Talk to you soon....