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Host, Susan Pinckney screened the 6 episode series The Hair Tales airing on OWN and Hulu (Ep.1 and Ep. 2 are currently available.) The Onyx Collective production executive produced by Oprah, Tracee Ellis Ross and Michaela Angela Davis, 3 hair icons in their own right, uses the metaphor of Black hair to highlight the humanity of Black women in America through common experiences and those unique to each storyteller such as Oprah, Issa Rae, Rep. Ayanna Pressley, Chika, Marsai Martin and Chloe Bailey. There are no episode spoilers, but Susan does share some of the nuggets and takeaways that stuck with her. She also shares who she thinks would benefit from watching this docu-series and it's not just Black women.

POV: The Life of a Musician Stories about artists like Right Said Fred, Kelis and Robin S have been making the rounds lately. Host, Susan Pinckney is interviewing talented musician and rapper, J Goddess who just days ago received news of a lifetime about an almost decade old song, that appears to have a life of its own, featured in an episode of Lizzo's Watch Out For the Big Grrrls Emmy winning dance competition show. The song Diamonds by J Goddess is no stranger to television, but is it possible that Susan knows an additional show it's been featured in? J Goddess explains how television placements work and her reaction to finding out that her song has been in a wildly popular TV show for the last 7 months. Is this part of her Hollywood dream?

Host, Susan Pinckney, wants to make speaking about women's cycles less taboo so issues like the current feminine products shortage are talked about and resolved before getting worse. At the 6:31 mark, she reminds us of a time when she was working on ABC's Scandal as a stand-in for the Maya Pope Lewis character played by Khandi Alexander wearing light clothes on bright white furniture having the worst cycle of her life. She's calling women to action to make sure this doesn't end like the paper towel, toilet paper and baby formula shortages did. @SuzQ90210 on Instagram and Twitter contact info: info@pinckneyentertainment.com

Get tried and true expert advice from host, Susan Pinckney and Hulu's The Kardashians as they use their latest platform to show and tell the world how lightening keeps striking in a bottle. Is it luck? No, it's actually practical steps we all can take to land our dream jobs in the entertainment industry. Susan breaks down the new series, their tips, how to apply them as well as her own tips she's learned from working in the industry. @SuzQ90210 on Instagram and Twitter  

On the eve of the 2022 Oscars that was hijacked by Will Smith, host, Susan Pinckney, spent the day at the Academy Museum. She gives a review of the museum as both an industry insider and a huge fan of movies. Susan also explains why awards season is like her Super Bowl and World Series and what makes it so inspiring. Practicing MY Oscar Acceptance Speech - YouTube Susan Pinckney (@suzq90210) • Instagram photos and videos Susan Pinckney (@SuzQ90210) / Twitter

The Real Housewives of Potomac are back on Bravo and our Southern Belle is here for it. Find out why Host Susan Pinckney thinks that even in these niche shows made to illustrate extravagance and wealth amongst female friends it's so important to include different types of Black women from all regions and backgrounds. What are shows like The Real Housewives of Atlanta, Beverly Hills and New York doing to humanize BIPOC Americans and why is this more than just entertainment? Tune in and find out how our guilty pleasure TV is changing the world.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Who runs the world? Chuegies! Recently, a word created by Gen Z'ers to secretly describe "girl bosses" and their loud and proud energy has been trending and making the rounds on the internet. The word was created to laugh at traits, similarities and patterns exhibited by women (not men) making a difference and having fun doing it. Host, Susan Pinckney, is celebrating all chuegy women (and secure men) everywhere.

As Keeping Up with the Kardashians are well on their way with their 20th and final season, Susan Pinckney takes the affirmative debate that the Kar-Jenner family is the single most influential family of the last decade. She also realizes the the whole series has been a love letter to their dad, Robert Kardashian and his values.

Host, Susan Pinckney, loves everything about living in California and earning a living in the entertainment industry. She wouldn't have it any other way. Because the public sometimes sees and hears about well known names with toxic behavior working in Hollywood and the entertainment industry, there seems to be a misconception that it's a problem unique to Los Angeles. The Southern Belle of Beverly Hills is here to defend her chosen hometown and talk about how bad people can exist anywhere as ABC's 20/20 A Woman in a Suitcase shows.

Who says that there has to be a season for what increases our joy and ultimately makes us happy? Host, Susan Pinckney, shares how the Global Pandemic gave her permission to add a little Andy Warhol style pop art and whimsy into her own decorating aesthetic. She details how artists like Frank Wong inspired her small space decorating ideas during a time when we were all safer at home. Having experienced the last year where all bets are off and knowing that anything can change in an instant, she's no longer buying into waiting for things to change (especially when she sees that they are not going to) and delayed peace, happiness and gratification. Here's why Susan believes we all deserve year round pumpkin spice and everything nice.

Host Susan Pinckney explores how having a great relationship with yourself means being comfortable saying no. People pleasing tendencies rob us of living our best lives. Saying yes to you sometimes involves saying no to others. See how she turned down an opportunity for her dream gig honoring herself and what surprise was on the other side of her no thank you.

Host Susan Pinckney shares why everything is political even deciding which college to attend. Hear how HBCUs have influenced her and modern politics.

As promised, host Susan Pinckney is sharing some pro-tips for confidently conquering any situation in a world where it's easy to second guess yourself. In addition to prayer and a strong faith, Susan believes "faith without works is dead." She shares the role music, preparation and staying on your toes has in work and personal environments. See what Eminem's Lose Yourself and Katy Perry's Firework mean to our Southern Belle in creating positive energy and what does any of this have to do with HSN? Listen and see.

Like Denise Richards, recent times has us all crying “uncle.” At least we have our mind numbing shows to escape or do we? Host, Susan Pinckney, addresses the state of reality television and her brush with reality stardom in the early years. She discusses current seasons of Real Housewives of Atlanta, Orange County and of … Continued

Like Denise Richards, recent times has us all crying “uncle.” At least we have our mind numbing shows to escape or do we? Host, Susan Pinckney, addresses the state of reality television and her brush with reality stardom in the early years. She discusses current seasons of Real Housewives of Atlanta, Orange County and of … Continued

Host, Susan Pinckney, talks about how she coped with losing an unplanned pregnancy in one of the world’s most glamourous and luxurious cities while working at the corporate headquarters for everything music and concert related. She goes in-depth about the needle on the record moment that was the perfect storm to change her perspective about … Continued

Host, Susan Pinckney, talks about how she coped with losing an unplanned pregnancy in one of the world’s most glamourous and luxurious cities while working at the corporate headquarters for everything music and concert related. She goes in-depth about the needle on the record moment that was the perfect storm to change her perspective about … Continued

If you’re a fan of Hulu’s smash hit limited series Little Fires Everywhere, if you’re considering watching it or if you just like knowing how things work, this podcast is for you. Host, Susan Pinckney takes you to set with her on the show’s last day of shooting and explains why that day was particularly … Continued

If you’re a fan of Hulu’s smash hit limited series Little Fires Everywhere, if you’re considering watching it or if you just like knowing how things work, this podcast is for you. Host, Susan Pinckney takes you to set with her on the show’s last day of shooting and explains why that day was particularly … Continued

You only live once, so do it even if you have to do it alone. Host, Susan Pinckney, talks about when she decided that she wouldn’t let others dictate what she could and couldn’t do or where she could and couldn’t go. Choosing to have solo adventures opens many new doors. The episode is dedicated … Continued

You only live once, so do it even if you have to do it alone. Host, Susan Pinckney, talks about when she decided that she wouldn’t let others dictate what she could and couldn’t do or where she could and couldn’t go. Choosing to have solo adventures opens many new doors. The episode is dedicated … Continued

In the South, women are directed to never share how old they are and men know not to ask. Host, Susan Pinckney has benefitted from this social norm as well as seen its draw backs. The ambiguity comes in handy working in Tinsel Town in front of the camera, but not so much when she’s … Continued

In the South, women are directed to never share how old they are and men know not to ask. Host, Susan Pinckney has benefitted from this social norm as well as seen its draw backs. The ambiguity comes in handy working in Tinsel Town in front of the camera, but not so much when she’s … Continued

Host Susan Pinckney talks about how 4 time Emmy award winner, Alfre Woodard, came into her life at a time when she wasn’t even moving towards the fork in the road. Instead, Susan was sitting uncomfortably on the sidewalk of life watching cars drive by. Just as in the Netflix movie Juanita, a change was … Continued

Host Susan Pinckney talks about how 4 time Emmy award winner, Alfre Woodard, came into her life at a time when she wasn’t even moving towards the fork in the road. Instead, Susan was sitting uncomfortably on the sidewalk of life watching cars drive by. Just as in the Netflix movie Juanita, a change was … Continued

2020 Sit down!!! There’s been a lot of “new normal” this year and one that host, Susan Pinckney has taken note of is the innate desire we have to see “butts in seats” even when they are not real. This is an ode to the days gone by when people filled the stands and auditoriums … Continued

2020 Sit down!!! There’s been a lot of “new normal” this year and one that host, Susan Pinckney has taken note of is the innate desire we have to see “butts in seats” even when they are not real. This is an ode to the days gone by when people filled the stands and auditoriums … Continued

Do you pay attention to that “little” voice that sometimes speaks to you even through dreams? Host, Susan Pinckney, talks about a time where she listened and it lead her to the game show Let’s Make a Deal with host Wayne Brady. Was that a divine message or a Zonk? Go behind the scenes of … Continued

Do you pay attention to that “little” voice that sometimes speaks to you even through dreams? Host, Susan Pinckney, talks about a time where she listened and it lead her to the game show Let’s Make a Deal with host Wayne Brady. Was that a divine message or a Zonk? Go behind the scenes of … Continued

Host, Susan Pinckney, invites all the Gladiators and “stans” of Greys Anatomy, Scandal and How to Get Away with Murder on an exclusive and unique behind the scenes perspective that includes a look at how Shonda Rhimes is single handedly changing Hollywood and possibly how the world views type casting. She also talks about the … Continued

Host, Susan Pinckney, invites all the Gladiators and “stans” of Greys Anatomy, Scandal and How to Get Away with Murder on an exclusive and unique behind the scenes perspective that includes a look at how Shonda Rhimes is single handedly changing Hollywood and possibly how the world views type casting. She also talks about the … Continued

As we grow and mature, people come and go in our lives. Sometimes God puts people in our lives with a purpose that isn’t always evident in the moment. Host, Susan Pinckney, shares how the most unlikely person helped her step into her future and how his fierce competitiveness and winning spirit made it happen.

As we grow and mature, people come and go in our lives. Sometimes God puts people in our lives with a purpose that isn’t always evident in the moment. Host, Susan Pinckney, shares how the most unlikely person helped her step into her future and how his fierce competitiveness and winning spirit made it happen.

In this era of reckoning, host Susan Pinckney asks the question how do you treat people who you perceive can’t do anything for you? Will you make time for “a friendly word?” Do you find yourself being kinder and giving more attention to people who you think are more established? Susan shares some experiences hoping you’ll … Continued

In this era of reckoning, host Susan Pinckney asks the question how do you treat people who you perceive can’t do anything for you? Will you make time for “a friendly word?” Do you find yourself being kinder and giving more attention to people who you think are more established? Susan shares some experiences hoping you’ll … Continued

Host Susan Pinckney decides to ditch her Southern Fried, dyed and laid to the side trademark tresses, but quickly learns the decision to make “the big chop” is not as easy as it sounds while working as an actor, stand-in and host in Hollywood. Sometimes what’s easy isn’t the best route.

Host Susan Pinckney decides to ditch her Southern Fried, dyed and laid to the side trademark tresses, but quickly learns the decision to make “the big chop” is not as easy as it sounds while working as an actor, stand-in and host in Hollywood. Sometimes what’s easy isn’t the best route.

The South is complex and full of history, traditions and stereotypes good and bad. Host, Susan Pinckney, talks about what’s great about Southern Culture while addressing the reality that not everything is always peach cobbler with homemade whip cream. We learn why Bravo’s Southern Charm became one of her favorite shows and why she no … Continued

The South is complex and full of history, traditions and stereotypes good and bad. Host, Susan Pinckney, talks about what’s great about Southern Culture while addressing the reality that not everything is always peach cobbler with homemade whip cream. We learn why Bravo’s Southern Charm became one of her favorite shows and why she no … Continued

What does it mean to love thy neighbor in the South versus a city like Beverly Hills? Are one person’s social graces another’s faux pas? Does each region have their own love language? Host Susan Pinckney is asking you to consider that what may appear charming to some, might not be so charming to others.

What does it mean to love thy neighbor in the South versus a city like Beverly Hills? Are one person’s social graces another’s faux pas? Does each region have their own love language? Host Susan Pinckney is asking you to consider that what may appear charming to some, might not be so charming to others.

We can all use a little retail therapy and a nostalgic trip down memory lane. Join host Susan Pinckney on a trip to a traditional Southern 80’s-90’s mall and speed back to the future in your favorite luxury sports car to people watch and dine on a dime early 2000’s style in Downtown Beverly Hills. … Continued