68 episodes
What Say U? Channel 253
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- Society & Culture
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5.0 • 15 Ratings
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Two sisters, Melannie Denise Cunningham and Audrey Cunningham, have some real talk about the state of Tacoma, the United States, and the world.
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Episode 63—All About the Good Trouble!
Production Note: Sister Melannie is on the mic solo. Sister Audrey continues her healing journey. Dr. Eddie Moore, Jr., who is widely known as “Dr. Diversity” joins Melannie to unveil their exciting new collaboration at...
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Episode 62: Anti-Blackness
In a thought-provoking conversation, Melannie discusses the critical issue of Anti-Black racism and Anti-Blackness with author and truth-teller Dante King, alongside Rev. Brandy Renée McMurry from the Spiritual Care team at the University of California...
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Episode 61—Run Kizzy, RUN! The Emancipation of Dr. Karen Johnson
Dr. Karen Johnson, the first-ever Director of the Washington State Office of Equity, was abruptly terminated by Governor Jay Inslee on May 17, 2023. This decision caused a significant fallout, leaving huge numbers of individuals...
Customer Reviews
Real Sistas Real Talk
Listener from the DFW area and I absolutely love the show. The readiness, authenticity, and comedy is a perfect blend of truth! Keep up the great work!
Informative and hilarious
Melannie and Audrey have created something really brilliant here. I feel lucky to be a fly on the wall listening to these smart, funny, and REAL women.
As a white woman living in the Pacific Northwest it is eye opening to hear Melannie and Audrey’s takes on topics like Who can Say the N Word, Living While Black, and intergenerational issues. I have laughed out loud, gasped and covered my mouth, and sat thinking and challenging some previously held assumptions after listening to their exchanges. It’s GOOD.
Every time I listen to “What Say U” I feel fortunate that these two women are willing to be so open and candid about their feelings, knowledge, and experiences.
This is a great podcast for everyone to listen to- but it’s an especially great podcast for white women to practice listening to and learning from black women.
Community Outreach 100%
This is excited to say the east. It’s a place where uneducated and the unwilling can hear perspectives from the eyes of a pair of educated black woman. It not only puts thing out in the open it comes with examples. I LOVE IT!