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2 episodes with black men and women
2 episodes with black men and women
Dr Boyce speaks with Athena Gardner from We Wealth Women about the gender war and economics
The WWE continues to grow to new heights as one of the biggest attractions in sports and entertainment, and this weekend, Philadelphia plays host to Pro Wrestling's Super Bowl as Wrestlemania takes over on April 6 & 7 and will be their grandest stage yet. Extending the event from one night to 48 hours with a WWE roster of superstars and storylines, two of the biggest names in the sport are sitting down with Ryan, Channing and Fred to share their unlikely journey to the top of wrestling and how it has shaped their lives in and outside of the ring from being apart of one of the fastest growing movements in the world to the battles they've overcome to be successful. Bianca Belair and Montez Ford, the WWE superstar couple, talk about wrestling, their relationship on “Love & WWE”, finding the person they love while doing what they love and their storied journeys into their individual careers. Both former champions, Bianca and Montez have proven they have what it takes to succeed in wrestling and share how they have paved the way for other black men and women to have similar success and open up about how the spotlight away from the ring has affected their careers and personal lives. Bianca opens up about how her highly competitive track career in highschool and college led to a battle with her diet, body image and eventual depression. The mental struggles mixed with her unhealthy relationship with food created a scenario where she was unable to perform at her best despite her insane amount of athleticism and talent. Afraid of failure, Biancaa leaned on her family and went back home to reset her life and eventually pivoted into a new endeavor, joining the WWE. For Montez, it was a different path, as wrestling was always a passion of his, and when he lost his older sister to a car accident in 2000, wrestling became a true escape and a way of life. Overcoming his own setbacks, Tez discusses how he was too skinny compared to other men in the sport when first trying out but it was his family's motivation and philosophy to always max out in anything they do that motivated him to keep going. The two's success opened doors for young men and women who not only looked like them to believe they can have success but all young people to believe that not all journeys are direct paths to the top. With Bianca being the longest reigning RAW world champion during her meteoric rise and Montez winning three different championships as a member of the Tag Team Street Profits alongside Angelo Dawkins, the couple has put on for not only themselves and their families but the black community too. Captivating fans worldwide with their skill and contagious personalities, their on screen love and support for one another has elevated the two into a different level of stardom. Fred and Ryan can't help but ask the obvious question about the scripted reputation of WWE and ask how Tez and Bianca explain what they do to others and how they deal with their constantly changing storylines while keeping from one another too. Setting the record straight that WWE is non-scripted at its core and what happens from week to week is unknown to them as they go in-depth about how grueling the schedule is, how tiring the performing can be from high-octane jumps to painful moves on the ground, the sport is difficult on the body and mind. With Wrestlemania on the horizon, the two talk about the title fights they are supposed to have but how even being a few days away from being on the biggest stage in wrestling, the two don't quite know what's in store match wise for them. Their chaotic lifestyle of the WWE is transparently shown in their new Hulu series, as the two figure out what fits their careers while making big decisions about having a family and what's next. Bianca's Kiss of Death and Montez's Frog Splash are two of the best finishing moves in the WWE, but this couple's story is very far from over. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Welcome to Across Generations, where Tiffany Cross engages in a profound discussion with Dionne Warwick and Ashley Foote. They delve into the nuanced dynamics between Black men and women across eras, addressing generational gaps and societal shifts while sharing powerful stories of resilience and love within the community. From navigating life with absent fathers to forging bonds with estranged relatives, they explore the emotional weight carried by Black women and the quest for self-love as a foundation for healthier relationships. Transitioning to the realm of entertainment, they highlight the strides and struggles of Black women in the industry. Ashley reflects on her journey from a Manhattan prosecutor to advocating for female entertainers' rights, celebrating the silent heroes—Black men who stand in solidarity and foster growth. They conclude by discussing the significance of the music industry in bridging cultural divides and shaping societal values. Tune in for heartfelt exchanges and enlightening perspectives on Across Generations. RATE, REVIEW, AND FOLLOW ON APPLE PODCAST
THAT I TRIED EVERYDAY TO MAKE THE WORLD A BETTER PLACE.NOTHING IN LIFE IS WORTH TAKING SHORTCUTS AND TO MY DEAR FRIEND ANTHONY THANK YOU . MR BABYBOY IMAGE MAY YOU CONTINUE TO BE A STRONG AND AMAZING FRIEND AND FAMILY TO ME . YOU WERE AND ARE ALWAYS THE STAR ..... BLACK AMERICA WAKE UP THEIR IS A SYSTEM AND AGENCIES THAT TARGET BLACK MEN WITH MINDS , IN ADDITION TO A GROUP OF INDIVIDUALS PART OF A NETWORK THAT HAVE GENIUS LEVEL MINDZ SCATTERED THROUGHOUT THE US . INVEST, CHANGE THE FREQUENCY OF MUSIC ,READ,TAKE EDUCATION SERIOUS, AVOID DRUG USAGE , AND DONT FORGET THAT LIFE SHORT . LOVE THYSELF AND PROSPERITY. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/blackmogulsociety/message Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/blackmogulsociety/support
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Author Myles D. Moody, Courtney S. Thomas Tobin, and Christy L. Erving discuss their article, "Vicarious Experiences of Major Discrimination and Psychological Distress among Black Men and Women," published in the November 2022 issue of Society and Mental Health.
The destruction of black men and women. Plus my thoughts and opinions. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/renell-real-talk/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/renell-real-talk/support
In what ways do black men and women project their Societal and familial toxicity/Trauma upon each other? Is the black gender war perpetuated by media? In what ways does a toxic society impact black relationships that already Generational tasks to reconcile? Who started the gender war between black men and women?
See all the Healthcasts at https://www.biobalancehealth.com/healthcast-blog/ Sexism and bigotry are still alive and well in medicine. I have experienced this often during my 40 years in medicine. Women are considered hysterical to the medical man (and some women) which has been what men think about us since time began. This has passed it's “sell-by” date, as has the bigotry against people of color, but it is present, and we must somehow get what we need and get around the attitudes of medical personnel. My best advice is to not act hysterical because the male brain then flips to the thought that we are imagining this medical symptom! But if you cannot help it then have someone with you who can talk like a man---“just the facts”, don't embellish and don't give them a long story…they lose interest, and forget why you are there. Tell the ER Doctors and EMTs” That you think you or your loved one is having a heart attack The estimated time you started having these symptoms If you took an aspirin, then tell them Have your medical history written on your iPhone app: look up this icon on any iPhone Have a list on the iPhone app or on a list in your wallet. Give all this information to your healthcare provider right away. Answer questions succinctly and quickly…no stories! We are successful at treating heart attacks and preventing disability and death in older men, but women of all ages and people of color, both sexes, are not being treated optimally, certainly not as well as their older white male counterparts. “Despite a decline in the number of overall heart attacks, this number is rising among young adults,” Dr. Banco adds. “And young women and young Black adults have poorer outcomes after a heart attack compared to men and white adults.” Journal of the American Heart Association: symptoms of heart attack Chest pain, pressure, chest tightness, burning in the chest Shortness of breath Left arm pain, Jaw pain Upper back pain Heart burn Passing out As doctors, we have been taught that women have different symptoms than men when having a heart attack, AND we have been taught that men have many more heart attacks than women. Only half of that is true. Women have fewer heart attacks when they are compared to young men of the same age, BUT women reach the same rate of heart attacks as men after menopause and if they are not replaced with estrogen. Our female patients at Biobalance Health actually have fewer heart attacks than is normal for their age after menopause because they are replaced with estradiol pellets. Young adults 18 to 55 years old who come to the emergency room with chest pain may wait longer and get less thorough workups when they're female or Black, a new study suggests. But they have fewer heart attacks than men and women as they age. The studies show that the care women receive is biased and are not considered at risk for heart attacks. An expert Gulati say in Everyday health, “There is implicit bias in how we care for women,” Gulati says. “Women are still not seen to be at risk for heart disease (https://www.everydayhealth.com/heart-disease/). It is still seen as a man's disease, despite the fact that cardiovascular disease remains the leading cause of death in both men and women.” Delay in treatment should not be discounted. It can mean the difference between life and death and health and disability. “Time is heart muscle,” Dr. Gulati says. “So, these noted delays and less aggressive care of women have the potential to translate into delays in care, less diagnostic testing, deaths at home for some discharged, and continued worse outcomes after a heart attack in young women — particularly young Black women.” If you have the symptoms of a heart attack, you should take a baby aspirin (81 mg) and call 911. Time is obviously very important to the heart and lack of oxygen from a heart attack damages the heart muscle and therefore can leave you with a damaged heart that will limit your activity and lifestyle. No matter who you are, you should tell the EMT that you think you are having a heart attack, and they will go as fast as possible to the hospital and treat you on the way. If you cannot talk then make sure you partner with your partner and make sure you help each other communicate with the EMT and doctors. Remember you only need to tell them that you think it is a heart attack and that your symptoms are, (choose yours), chest pain or chest pressure, shortness of breath, left arm pain, jaw pain, and or upper back pain.
KS was guilty of telling people what he thought instead of what they wanted to hear. Moreover, he only spoke that way who Called Him, not people who hideout in their safe space
Roy Clay Sr and Emmitt McHenry are two pioneers in the field of tech. Roy is considered the “godfather of Black Silicon Valley” and Emmitt started the company that helped usher in the internet boom of the 90's. Check out the episodes more more info --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/EverydayBlackHistory/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/EverydayBlackHistory/support
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Kelli Shakur is known for her "BIG MOUTH" however, she is a strong advocate for the generational curses of BLACK MEN AND WOMEN that need to be broken. In this episode Kelli and I discuss local advocacy and what that really means as well and what she has overcome as a single mother building her 501c3 Non Profit foundation Fro Gang. Please donate and follow her o Facebook ASAP.
Women talk more than men'. ‘Men talk facts, women talk feelings'. Just an example of common misconceptions that many of us believe. You may even blame these allegations for miscommunications in your relationships. We will explore the reasoning behind these claims, why they've gained so much popularity, and whether they are true at all
In this week's episode we invite two special guests - Irwin and Osahon, to explore the disconnect between Black women and men.
February is Black History Month and The Urology Care Foundation is bringing more awareness to information that is of great value to Black men and women. We have four doctors with us to share their knowledge on Black men and women's health and how they can stay healthy in their lives. Stay tuned as Dr. McNeil, Dr. Stork, Dr. Sutherland and Dr. Moses talk about this important topic. Short on time? Use the below timestamps to jump to any section: 0:38 - Introduction 1:40 - What do you think is important for people know about the Black community as it relates to urology? 3:43 - Why are people in the Black community at higher risk for some conditions? 8:21 - How can we bring more awareness of the importance of Black men and women's health and seeing a doctor regularly? 12:40 - During Black History Month, what health advice do you think is important to share? For more information, please visit www.urologyhealth.org/ and don't forget to subscribe to our free digital magazine, UrologyHealth extra at https://www.urologyhealth.org/healthy-living/urologyhealth-extra. **** February 17, 2022
Who was your mentor or coach? And who are you discipling or mentoring today? Resilience is something we attain by having good mentors -- and be being good mentors to others! Listen to the story of the Honourable Jean Augustine and learn more! --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/sheila-macgregor/message
#JoinTheConversation LIVE as we continue our study of relationships, society and culture, and move to how do we protect each other! Are Black Women really the most unprotected? Can Black Men really be protected from those external forces built to destroy him? How do we bridge the gap from Love to Coverage, and everything in between! You don't want to miss this one!
The Black Opinionated Woman (BOW) is back sporting a new name, look, and content. Black men and women have been miscommunication for decades. Neither are listen and suffer from past hurt and trauma.Regular episodes drops every Tuesday and other random days. Occasional FIRST FRIDAYS will drop when the spirit hits.Website: iamabow.comInstagram: @iamabowalwaystwitter: @iamabowalwaystiktok: @iamabowalways
How important is the portrayal of the black woman and man on TV today? --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/gwen-dickerson/support
Break the Black woman so that she is eating out of our hands.( Willie Lynch Letter Excerpt) How was the black woman broken to be led to eat out of who's hands? Furthermore, how does the black woman continue to eat out of " their hand." We will negotiate by the black woman and at will through the black woman.( Willie Lynch Letter Excerpt) How are they negotiating vicariously through black women even till this day, and for what purpose? Who is effected? How does this method keep black men and women ( as a whole) nearly at a thousand year disadvantage. Website: thetruthwithtrinity.com
Retired NYPD Deputy Inspector Corey Pegues details what his life was like before deciding to become a cop, the institutional and interpersonal racism he experienced within the force, and his new endeavors to come. For more information on Corey, be sure to follow his pages and read his book Once A Cop: The Street, the Law, Two Worlds, One Man. Another book he's co-authoring is called If I Was A Super Hero. #onceacop #copsandrobbers https://www.facebook.com/corey.pegues.7 https://www.instagram.com/cpegues9098/ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vO6kqEom2hQ CoreyPegues.com Corey Pegues Enterprise
The human body, along with the brain and heart are electric fields that conduct energy and also run off of vibration and frequency. When we are anxious, scared, or angry- our pulse increases etc. Music is a modulator of emotions . Whether the purpose of a particular song is for feelings of "euphoria" or " dysphoria" depends on the subliminal message behind the music/content. Therefore the subconscious mind picks up on these lyrics and causes a reaction, especially from the rhythmic repetition from the frequency level( song) being played over and over again. Yes, some of the beats are fantastic; but what are we letting into our energy field? Furthermore is it mentally healthy for brothers and sisters to continue to listen to music that constantly talks about destroying- not only oneself but also their fellow man or woman? Website: thetruthwithtrinity.com
We talk about the disconnect between our men and women in our communities and figure the root of where all of this started. This gonna be a good one!
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The World's Best Kept Secret Are The Exploits of the Black Men and Women.
In this Diary Entry, I had the pleasure of being joined by Amina, the creator of The Dear Men Blog. I had been following @TheDearMenBlog for a while before I actually met Amina. We met in DC to record this episode and discuss how black men and women can support each other. Amina started The Dear Men Blog as a hobby because she was having issues with men. She began to write about her love life and issues in society to eventually transition to have live discussions. Amina now curates conversations with Black Men and Women that encourages people to be vulnerable and transparent conversations. She has even traveled the US to bridge the gap between men and women, and create ways to support and uplift each other in community. I hope you all enjoy this diary entry between myself and Amina. Please be sure to check her out @thedearmenblog on IG! -- Instagram + Facebook + Twitter: @DIARYOFAMBM Email: blake@theblackpodcastclub.com Follow My Podcast Business on IG + FB: @theblackpodcastclub www.theblackpodcastclub.com This episode is sponsored by Canna Comforts | CC produces the finest, all-natural products on earth.... Canna Comforts Website. DISCOUNT CODE: diary25 Donate $10, $50 or $100 (more or less) to my business: $theblackpodcastclub --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/diaryofamadblackman/message
Just in time for Valentine’s Day, we complete this series with black men and women finally having a conversation together. RJ Hodges, Jasen Hayes, Aisha Jones, and Vonda Miles represented our black men and women in our discussion. In addition, we were joined by Jamie and Brittany, two mental health therapists and podcasters of Melanin Perspective. They helped to shine light on the mental health point of view of navigating relationships. Things got juicy as we discussed expectations vs. values, what should and shouldn’t go down on the second date, and what really matters to get black to love. Major gems were dropped in this one, you don’t want to miss it. Follow us on Instagram for updates, DM us topics to discuss, and special content: @misspacklightincolor Also connect with us on misspacklight.com to request to be a guest. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app
“How Men Feel About SEX… The REAL Reason You Got Ghosted” -What makes Good/Bad Sex? -The 3 Stages of Black Men -Why Wont He Commit? Plus MANY Other Topics! The Return of Keeping it Real Friday! LIVE taping of "The Dedan Tolbert Show" The Original Urban Podcast Available on: I Tunes I Heart Radio Facebook LIVE www.dedantolbertshow.com
Are black men and women supportive of each other? What food dish does this to you?
Me and my guest speaker Will discuss the topic of the roles in the black household in today’s society traditional our new age roles. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/valentino-jones/support
No we're not relationship guru's GOT-DAMMIT! We just 2 Brothas that's smart AF and know a thing or 2 about a thing or 2. So in this episode we discuss what are 5 ways Black Men and Black Women can get along with each other. So if you're reading all this, you might as well watch the show! YOU ARE NOW ROCKIN' WITH THE BEST!!! THIS IS THE TOP 5 DEAD OR ALIVE PODCAST!!! STAY TUNED!!!
Today I talk about racist ass cops. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/kregg-bedford/support
How has the relationship between Black Men and Women changed over the last few decades? Are Black Women superior to Black Men in this society? What does a husband/wife look like? Is Coparenting having a negative or positive impact on Black children?
Ariel and Galynne are back from hiatus to recognize the recent climate of non-protection of the Black community by acknowledging recent publicized slayings and exploring the idea of non-protection and protection among our own.
Welcome to this week's Blonde Intelligence with me, Ms Roni, where I always seek to give you exquisite cranial repertoire. The subject for the episode is dating after divorce from African American men and women's perspective. My guests are entrepreneurs, all divorcees, all with children. The discussion is a matter that need to be talked about freely to help us help ourselves. Please subscribe, like, and share to Ms Roni's Blonde Intelligence. @Ms.Blonde.Intelligence_RoniSupport the show (https://cash.app/$RoniR1)
Talking about not expecting black women to defend us and then mistreating them. Letting our Black Men know they are needed and wanted --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/newmanshottakes/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/newmanshottakes/support
Peace BAP family and Thank you for tuning into the BAP podcast The place where black and powerful people politic. Todays show we will talk about our book of the week and our quote of the week. We will also touch on sports and news. Our main topic for this week is the black contract and why this contract is so important for black men and women. We will touch on important points of this contract and the importance of this contract. We hope you enjoy and thanks for listening.
This episode we talked about Beyonce's "Black Is King," how do we address the conversation about the current racial revolution, love and war between Black men and women and more!
We will discuss dating online the do's and dont's ,and how to stay safe.
This is Black Decipher’s first panel episode and we get into the unity of the black male and female. In this climate of solidarity in the black community I’ve noticed a lot of “oppression wars” between the black male and female, so my friends and I talked about it. RJ (@therealrjwright) Morgan (@morgangenell) Martin (@ Mr.Emale) Ebony (@black.girl.profound) Diamond (@ddunes) #blackcommunity #blackunity #unity #blackmen #blackwomen #podcasts #podcaster #blackgirlpodcasts #blackpodcasts #paneldiscussion #blackeducators
SILENT PRAYER FOR THE LOST BLACK MEN AND WOMEN TO POLICE VIOLENCE. BLACK LIVES MATTER IS THE NEWS, DONALD TRUMP AND LIVING AS A BLACK PERSON IN AMERICA TODAY. IS THE WORLD CHANGING? --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/dis504girl/message
Last Sunday, Please join Dr. Vibe hosted the conversation Enough Is Enough!!! What can be done to stop the killing of Black men and women by the police in North America?. The panelists for the conversation were: Lesline McEwan, MA,CAMF, RP Registered Psychotherapist, El Jones, Cesar Ndema-Moussa and Warren Clarke. During the conversation, the panel talked about: – If they saw the George Floyd video, what was their first reaction to it – The impact that social media is having on this situation – Are the protests in response to the George Floyd killing effective – The effects of this situation on themselves personally and on their friends and family – What should modern day organizing look like and what should the results of the protests be – How can we defund white supremacy to at least hinder its ability to oppress – How can Black people and their supporters activate policy change – How to ensure that we continue the protest about the death of Black men and women and not lose site on dismantling the structures that support racism to thrive Visit The Dr. Vibe Show™ at https://www.thedrvibeshow.com/ Please feel free to email us at dr.vibe@thedrvibeshow.com Please feel free to “Like” the “The Dr. Vibe Show” Facebook Fan page here God bless, peace, be well and keep the faith, Dr. Vibe dr.vibe@thedrvibeshow.com 2018 Innovation Award Winner – Canadian Ethnic Media Association Producer of Google+ Hangouts – The Good Men Project The Dr. Vibe Show™ At “The Good Men Project” One of the first Brand Ambassador's – Cuisine Noir Magazine Dr. Vibe – Producer And Co-host of Black Men Talking On WJMS Radio Dr. Vibe on HuffPost Live – August 2, 2013 2013 Black Weblog Awards Finalist (Best Podcast) 2012 Black Weblog Awards Winner (Best International Blog) 2012 Black Weblog Awards Finalist (Best Podcast) 2011 Black Weblog Awards Finalist (Best International Blog and Best Podcast Series) Black Blog Of The Day – Black Bloggers Network – June 23, 2011 Twitter Twitter hashtag: #DrVibe The Dr. Vibe Show™ – iTunes Dr. Vibe Media – You Tube The Dr. Vibe Show™ – Stitcher Radio The Dr. Vibe Show™ – TuneIn Radio The Dr. Vibe Show™ – Google Play Music The Dr. Vibe Show™ – iHeartRadio The Dr. Vibe Show™ at Anchor Linkedin – The Dr. Vibe Show™ Instagram The Dr. Vibe Show Facebook Fan Page
It's been a while, the show is back. Even though you guys came in on the middle of a a private conversation, you still can sit back and enjoy where this goes. Hopefully you guys like it. This episodes topics include a look a relationships and the dynamic between men and women in a few different aspects, politics, briefly Aaron Hernandez doc, society per usual, and much more.
We have the black lives matter movement, what about black love? How can we build more strong black relationship? Why are things so hard for black men and women in relationships? What is the break down in black relationships? are black men and women forcing each other to date outside their race?
How have the black Men and women changed over the years. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/missbplace/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/missbplace/support
In this episode we discuss the cause of tensions between black men and women on social media and whether that is causing them to be more divided than ever. Join the conversation by leaving us a comment or emailing us your responses! Also be sure to subscribe to the podcast to receive the latest episodes. Contact: Submit questions or topics you want to see us discuss to unboxedshow@gmail.com Social Media: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/unboxedshow/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/unboxedshow/
Ep. 011 discusses how the relationship between men and their fathers affects the relationship between men and women. Josh X explains how his perspective on experience with race influences his perspective on dating and fatherhood. While this lesson is taught from the perspective on the relationship between Black men and Black women he assumes it translates to general dating and relationship advice. He ends with shout outs to Ray, HP, and Dawn. One Story With Josh X is a mini-show that discuses one story in music, sports, politics, entertainment, mental health, or personal development and what people can learn from it per episode. Subscribe to the show on: Apple Podcasts: https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/one-story-with-josh-x/id1456563359?mt=2 YouTube :https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLjiGrFKg4ih5B_tDpn8O8PY8pWI5as6m2 Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/6uHtTwx8acbbOZN36eIwP6
In this "live" episode we tackle a deep subject. The disconnect between Black Men and Black women; Is it really a "thing"? Couldn't be an inherited mentality from our forefathers/mothers, lack of accountability, ownership on both parts, the woman not knowing "her place", the man "losing his place", or simply that old saying "it's the White mans fault".
Have you ever invested your mind, body and soul into a man only to have him leave you and then turn around and marry someone else? “The Dedan Tolbert Show” returns LIVE TODAY at 12:00pm EST to discuss “Why He’ll Hit but Won’t Commit”… To hear exactly how to not just be good enough for sex but instead how to get and keep a ring,… plus everything going on in the world from Donald Trump and the current political climate, Mary J Blige discussing her divorce and other entertainment news and race relations in America…call 646 200 0366 or listen LIVE online worldwide at www.dedantolbertshow.com... “REAL Radio that Matters for Over 10 Years” #RRTM
In this exciting 25 video series, veteran advice columnist and dating expert Deborrah Cooper (Ms HeartBeat) breaks down dozens of manipulative social policies and mind games used by black males to get emotional and mental control of black women and girls.Taking single female listeners by the hand, Deborrah leads them through the minefield of the sinister, manipulative, and controlling behaviors of men. From flat out lying to using prisoner of war type mind control techniques, any single woman who is not aware of the games being played to attack her self-esteem, self worth and mental state with the goal of getting the upper hand will be a sitting duck.These guys are NOT PLAYING WITH YOU. As you go out into the world you must know how to protect yourself from those who seek to harm you and develop the skills to easily differentiate the controlling knuckleheads from the truly decent men.This index will be updated as more videos are added. The goal is to complete the Manipulatively Things series with 25 hard hitting and extremely informative videos which break down the games single men play with women.Full index to videos by title: http://wp.me/p4bZNe-CCGo directly to my page on YouTubehttp://www.youtube.com/debsterismSend me an email with topic suggestions for future video shows to survivingdating@gmail.com
In this exciting 25 video series, veteran advice columnist and dating expert Deborrah Cooper (Ms HeartBeat) breaks down dozens of manipulative social policies and mind games used by black males to get emotional and mental control of black women and girls.Taking single female listeners by the hand, Deborrah leads them through the minefield of the sinister, manipulative, and controlling behaviors of men. From flat out lying to using prisoner of war type mind control techniques, any single woman who is not aware of the games being played to attack her self-esteem, self worth and mental state with the goal of getting the upper hand will be a sitting duck.These guys are NOT PLAYING WITH YOU. As you go out into the world you must know how to protect yourself from those who seek to harm you and develop the skills to easily differentiate the controlling knuckleheads from the truly decent men.This index will be updated as more videos are added. The goal is to complete the Manipulatively Things series with 25 hard hitting and extremely informative videos which break down the games single men play with women.Full index to videos by title: http://wp.me/p4bZNe-CCGo directly to my page on YouTubehttp://www.youtube.com/debsterismSend me an email with topic suggestions for future video shows to survivingdating@gmail.com
n today's society, we're seeing more and more successful black women achieving Masters/ Doctoral degrees and attaining high paying corporate jobs...which, unfortunately has lead to an increased sense of entitlement causing many women to only date men they feel are "on their level". Tune into "The Dedan Tolbert Show" TONIGHT at 9:00pm EST for a special rebroadcast of "Barbershop Talk LIVE" where some of the realest men in the country discussed "The Importance of Recognizing a Man's Potential". To hear us discuss how God can still bless you with a great man even though his bank account might not look like yours...call into 646 200 0366 or listen online worldwide at www.dedantolbertshow.com... "Real Radio that Matters for over 10 Years".
How many times have we heard a Brother say, “ I can’t get ahead” or no matter what there always seems to be an obstacle in the way. Lets not forget the infamous “the man is trying to keep a black man down”. No matter whether these words are believable or not the newest and most threatening to our community is “Black Women are meeting all of the corporate demographics so now I have to battle her in the corporate world, and at home? Conversely, Black woman are saying “I dont need a man for ish” or “Aint no good men out here”. Lets not forget “Black men are complacent and not ambitious” Why are we as a community battling each other? Is there a common ground? This and other questions we will address and attempt to answer this week on Real Talk All The Time. Tuesday 730pm (eastern)
What are the chances of Black women getting married if she’s praying for a husband and he’s praying for a release date? 1 out of 9 Black men between the ages of 20-29 are in jail or prison in the U.S.....
Tonight we meet the show cast for the very popular stage show 'The Diary of Black Men- How do you love a Black Woman. Russell Andrews (Director) Russell’s journey with The Diary of Black Men began in 1986 when after two very well-received performances, at Houston’s Ensemble Theatre, an opportunity came to cover a character in The Diary at Philadelphia’s Walnut Street Theatre. After that single performance Mr. Andrews was asked to be the sole understudy for all 6 male characters as well as the assistant to the director and technical staff. With The Diary’s phenomenal success, Russell spent the next two years covering all of the 6 roles, while continuing to drive “the van” across the country several times, ironing the costumes, moving the props and carrying the luggage for the cast. The opportunity to take a permanent role in the play came at the famed Town Hall Theatre in New York City where, while keeping his position as technical assistant, he took over the role of ‘The Intellectual’ and never looked back. http://www.diaryofblackmen.com https://www.facebook.com/pages/The-Diary-of-Black-Men-How-Do-You-Love-A-Black-Woman/129017420475662 Call in to speak to the Directors and Actors 3479457556 Follow Ebony https://twitter.com/morebeingyou
Music industry veteran, Stan Sheppard, recently wrote an article titled, 'Is Black Radio Helping To Destroy Young Black Men And Women? We had the opportunity to interview with Stan in which he talks about his father"s (Bucky Sheppard) career in music which included working at the first Black record company in America, Vee Jay Records, developing the careers the carreers of great R&B artists such as Chaka Chan, Barry White, Stephanie Mills, Lionel Ritchie to his own career where he has worked with R&B artists such as By All Means, The Temptations, Gerald Alston, The Pointer Sisters and The Jackson Family to rap artists such as DJ Quik, Snoop Dogg, Musiq Soulchild. Stan held the position of A&R Director at Motown Records for five years. He is currently on projects by the artist Kokane and DJ Battlecat's debut album. He continues to educate young people about the music business. Stan's email address: stansheppard2011@hotmail.com
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