The Amanda Seales Show Urban One Podcast Network

Join hosts Amanda Seales, Supreme, and TJ on our latest episode as they talk about Juneteenth celebrations and how White Americans can respectfully and meaningfully celebrate this newly recognized federal holiday. With the entire nation now potentially having the day off, the discussion explores the best ways for all to participate in this day of historical and cultural importance. The episode also features a lively segment with comedian and founder of the Blapp App, Jon Laster, who brings his unique perspective to the conversation.

In an intriguing twist, we challenge listeners to guess the identity of a special celebrity guest. This star candidly shares her journey of self-acceptance, revealing that despite being hailed as a Queen, she struggled with her self-image and had to learn to see her beauty through her own eyes. Tune in to hear these heartfelt stories and join in the celebration of Juneteenth with us!
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Can you guess this celebrity? This celebrity shared that she never felt like she was gorgeous, she's been referred to as a Queen, and had to learn how to see her beauty through her own eyes
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Comedian and founder of the Blapp App, Jon Laster joins the show
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Amanda Seales and the crew dive into the story of 37-year-old Brendon Bolduc, who finds himself in hot water with several charges, the most serious being drug trafficking. Bolduc insists the drugs weren't his, but the legal battle ahead seems daunting. In our "Big Up" segment, we celebrate the small victories and big up moments in the news. Shifting gears, we turn to the "Let Down" segment where we expose a case of medical malpractice involving Alexander Morris, a member of the legendary vocal group The Four Tops. After seeking help for cardiac distress at Ascension Macomb-Oakland Hospital, Morris's experience highlights ongoing issues within the healthcare system.

In honor of Black Music Month, get ready for a fun game of "Lyrically Correct" with our hosts. We also bring you the latest updates on the Young Thug trial and celebrate Gov. Wes Moore's groundbreaking pardon of over 170,000 marijuana convictions. Don't miss our "Big Up Let Down" where we highlight the highs and lows, including a lucky drug dealer, a corrupt doctor, and the legacy of a Four Top. Plus, we observe EID al-Adha, reflecting on its significance and celebrations. Tune in for a packed episode filled with news, insights, and entertainment!

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TJ gets Amanda Seales and Supreme to play a game for Black Music Month called "Lyrically Correct". 
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Amanda Seales, TJ, and Supreme share how Black they feel today. We have empowerment Black to Black on a budget. Call in to let Amanda and the crew know how Black you feel today by calling 1 855-Amanda-8 That’s 1-855-262-6328
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