27
October
2009
Original air date: October 22, 2009
Afrobella, Patrice Grell Yursik and Clutch Magazine Editor Deanna Sutton sit down with Shawna Renee to discuss:
Chris Rock’s movie, Good Hair
Public reaction to Zahara Jolie - Pitt’s new do
New Morehouse dress code
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17
September
2009
Original air date: September 17, 2009
What’s really going on with Kanye? What can we learn from Whitney’s mistakes? Why aren’t more African Americans taking control of their lives? Shawna Renee and journalist Jeff Johnson sit down to discuss these issues plus how we can keep our young people involved in the political process. For more information on Jeff Johnson and his new book Everything I’m Not Made Me Everything I Am, check out his website. www.jeffsnation.com
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10
September
2009
Guest: Daphne Valerius, Director, The Souls of Black Girls.
Shawna Renee and Daphne talk about their experiences growing up Black and female in America and how the media effects the self esteem of African American women in general. A must listen for women of color and the men who love them.
Original air date: September 10, 2009
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10
September
2009
Part 1:
A Different World indeed!
14 year old Ty Hobson Powell is the youngest student to attend Howard University, he’s a sophomore political science major that lives on campus with his fellow students. While there’s no question that he’s intelligent to be there, do you think a 14 year old is mature enough to handle college life?
Part 2:
Guest: Faith Hunter
The entire country is talking about health care, while I agree that changing the current system is necessary we must also begin thinking about preventive care. Ayurveda presents a holistic approach to health and wellness that is in many ways to polar opposite to the “one size fits all” approach that has become the norm in Western medicine.
Original air date: September 3, 2009
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27
August
2009
Yale Professor Hannah Brueckner talks about the study she co-authored that found fewer highly educated Black women are getting married than ever before. We find out why this is true and what both African American women and men can do to reverse this trend.
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16
August
2009
20 year old Antavio Johnson was sentenced to two years in jail for penning a Rap Song called “Kill Me a Cop” which named two Florida police officers as possible targets. Is the two year sentence excessive? What about the 1st Amendment? Will the jail sentence deter Johnson from acting out on his threat in the future?
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Original air date: August 13, 2009
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30
July
2009
July 30th - Cocoa Mode in the Eagles Nest
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30
July
2009
July 30, 2009 - Cocoa Mode in the Eagles Nest
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30
July
2009
July 30th - Cocoa Mode in the Eagles Nest
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30
July
2009
July 30, 2009 - Cocoa Mode in the Eagles Nest
Why aren’t more high profile African American professors teaching at HBCU’s?
Should childhood obesity be criminalized?
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