The Amanda Seales Show Urban One

In this episode, we tackle the timeless question: can we make more change by working within the government or outside of it? Join us for Group Chat Thursday as Amanda Seales, Supreme, and TJ dive into this debate, exploring the nuances and potential impact of each approach. We'll also have some fun as they debate which song is so bad that it deserves to be set on fire. Expect a lively and engaging discussion filled with diverse perspectives and thought-provoking insights.

Additionally, Amanda Seales sits down with DJ Cassidy to uncover the story behind his musical journey and discuss his exciting opportunity for a residency in Las Vegas. From his early beginnings to his rise in the music industry, DJ Cassidy shares his experiences, challenges, and the road ahead. Tune in for an episode packed with stimulating conversations, humor, and a closer look at the paths to making meaningful change.

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Amanda Seales is joined by DJ Cassidy to learn more about his journey and the opportunity for a residency in Las Vegas.
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It's Group Chat Thursday and Amanda Seales, Supreme, and TJ are debating which song is so bad you would want to set it on fire
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Can we make more change by working within the government than working outside of it?
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In this episode, we dive into a series of captivating stories starting with our "Big Up" segment, where we applaud Garcia for her resilience in not fumbling the bag despite the chaos at Fort Lauderdale International Airport when her Spirit Airlines flight was canceled. On the flip side, our "Let Down" segment highlights the misguided attempt of Sam Forster to explore racial issues in his book, "Seven Shoulders: Taxonomizing Racism in Modern America," by donning blackface, a deeply offensive and misinformed approach. We'll also cover the landmark conviction of three Valencia soccer fans sentenced to 8 months in prison for racially abusing Real Madrid's Vinicius Jr. during a May 2023 La Liga game.

We'll shift gears to "Black Around the World," our segment dedicated to broadening our experiences and perspectives within the Black diaspora. Additionally, we’ll discuss Hunter Biden's recent guilty verdict on charges related to a 2018 handgun purchase, and Rick Ross’s ambitious plan to open a zoo on his Atlanta property. Stick around for some practical advice in our "Am I Trippin" segment, and test your knowledge with a Black pop quiz. Join us for an episode filled with news, insights, and a celebration of Black culture.
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Big Up - To Not Fumbling The Bag 

Garcia was all set to jet off from Fort Lauderdale International Airport on a Spirit Airlines flight—because nothing says luxury travel like Spirit. But when her flight was canceled, Garcia found herself in the terminal limbo, waiting for her bag that never showed up.  

Let down - Goes To The Ability To Self Publish. 

Sam Forster's book, Seven Shoulders: Taxonomizing Racism in Modern America, is his attempt at a deep dive into racial issues by putting on Black Face. 
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