Podcast appearances and mentions of jay scott smith

Chip and Tez talk to friend of the show Jay Scott Smith about his recent Emmy nominations, the state of Detroit sports, and the NABJ. Plus we get sad about Trayon White, we get happy about the DNC, and we try to see if AI would make a good mayor.Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/chipchat--2780807/support.

Chip and Tez talk to 4 time Murrow Award winning journalist Jay Scott Smith about Baseball, Philly, and the state of the news business. Plus Florida sucks, the climate sucks, Dan Snyder Sucks, and the Supreme Court has to talk about poo. Also several other things, Tune in

Ya favorite Philly Sports Bouls return with an all new season. This week we talk Philly Sports with Philly Sports Talk Veteran OJ Spivey of the Philadelphia Tribune. Plus we preview Eagles/Lions with Detroit Native and Lifelong Lions fan, Jay Scott Smith of KYW Newsradio Theme Music: www.youtube.com/c/DanyaVodovoz/featured

Roosevelt Boulevard. Vine Street. The Schuylkill Expressway. I-95. There are some stretches in Philadelphia where you expect people to drive crazy. But in a residential section of Germantown, the rules of the road are ignored so often that neighbors knew it was only a matter of time before tragedy struck. Recently it did, when a 21-year old was killed in a hit-and-run while crossing the street. KYW Newsradio's Shara Dae Howard tells us about the most dangerous intersection in Philadelphia you've probably never heard of, and what the Germantown community is now trying to do to fix it. The Jawncast is Jay Scott Smith, Sabrina Boyd-Surka, and Brian Seltzer. Follow @TheJawncast on Twitter for every new episode. And there's a tragic postscript to this story: days after recording our interview with Shara Dae Howard, a second woman was struck by an SUV and killed at the very same intersection, less than two weeks after the Dia Lee accident. You can read Shara Dae's reporting on the second hit-and-run incident here.

The LGBTQ+ community is a big tent made up of a lot of people with very different lives and experiences. And with so many conversations recently about Philadelphia's Pride celebrations, coupled with the backdrop of anti-LGBTQ legislation being introduced and passed in statehouses across the country, we wanted to talk with individual people about what they are thinking right now. On this episode, four people from different parts of Philly's LGBTQ+ community share their stories, their concerns, and their hopes. Here are some LGBTQ+ resources and places where you can donate or get involved to help the community:William Way Community CenterArcila-Adams Trans Resource CenterMazzoni CenterThe Attic Youth CenterPhilly Black PridePHL Pride Collective The Jawncast is Jay Scott Smith, Sabrina Boyd-Surka, and Brian Seltzer. We had additional help from Eric Walter on this episode. Follow @TheJawncast on Twitter for every new episode.

Fourth of July weekend is coming, and it's expected to bring sweltering temperatures with it. What if (and this is for the 21-and-over crowd) you couldn't cool off with your favorite beverage, like a crisp Pilsner, juicy IPA, or spiked seltzer? Thanks to a new contract for the local beer distributors' union, beer drinkers in the Philadelphia area will be spared. But why did Teamsters Local 830 strike? KYW Newsradio's John McDevitt and Monk's Cafe co-owner and founder Tom Peters put the importance of beer distributors into perspective.  The Jawncast is Jay Scott Smith, Sabrina Boyd-Surka, and Brian Seltzer. Follow @TheJawncast on Twitter for every new episode.

On Friday morning, June 24, the United States Supreme Court overturned Roe v. Wade, removing federal protection of the right to an abortion. To understand what that means for women across the country, Matt Leon spoke with Rachel Rebouché, Interim Dean of Temple University's Beasley School of Law and the James E. Beasley Professor of Law, on our sister podcast, KYW Newsradio In Depth. We're sharing that full interview today to help explain where this puts our country now. The Jawncast is Jay Scott Smith, Sabrina Boyd-Surka, and Brian Seltzer. Follow @TheJawncast on Twitter for every new episode.

Philadelphia is one of the 2026 World Cup host cities! But, is that a good thing for the city? What do we need to do - and spend - to prepare to welcome half a million visitors? And it wasn't that long ago that FIFA was making international headlines for all the wrong reasons. What does the organization, and the World Cup bid process, look like now? Matthew De George, Assistant Sports Editor at the Delco Daily Times, breaks down the costs of hosting and measures them up against how much this means to soccer fans and how it could put Philadelphia on the global map. Read more from Matt on the World Cup announcement here. The Jawncast is Jay Scott Smith, Sabrina Boyd-Surka, and Brian Seltzer. Follow @TheJawncast on Twitter for every new episode.

As we mark a federal holiday for Juneteenth for the second year, the work of giving Black history a bigger place in American celebrations isn't done. Jeannine Cook, owner of Harriett's Bookshop in Philadelphia and Ida's Bookshop in New Jersey, is leading the charge to get another federal holiday on the calendar: Harriet Tubman Day. Jeannine joins us to explain why this effort is so important to her and what it takes to get a new federal holiday declared. The Jawncast is Jay Scott Smith, Sabrina Boyd-Surka, and Brian Seltzer. Follow @TheJawncast on Twitter for every new episode.

Philadelphia’s 19132 zip code sees a lot of violence. It’s also home to the Institute for the Development of African American Youth, where each week, fathers, fathers-to-be, and aspiring fathers come to talk about fatherhood and everything that comes with it. Money. Security. Custody. Snitching. No topic is off limits. Be a fly on the wall at one of IDAAY’s Young Fathers United meetings, and hear from members of the group. Plus, we’ll meet IDAAY’s co-founder, Archye Leacock, whose organization has been helping young, Black men navigate fatherhood for over three decades. The Jawncast is Jay Scott Smith, Sabrina Boyd-Surka, and Brian Seltzer. Follow @TheJawncast on Twitter for every new episode.

Trudy Haynes was more than a pioneer. She was a “first.” The country’s first Black weathercaster on TV. Philadelphia’s first Black news reporter - male or female - at CBS-3. Haynes didn’t just make history. She survived and thrived in a cutthroat industry, all while blazing a trail for future broadcasters like KYW Newsradio’s Kim Adams. Before Adams carved out a successful career of her own, she grew up in North Philadelphia watching and studying Haynes’ work. Years later, Adams would share the CBS-3 set with Haynes, who passed away earlier this week at the age of 95. In honor of her late colleague, mentor, and friend, Adams shares stories and memories about what made Trudy Haynes one-of-a-kind. The Jawncast is Jay Scott Smith, Sabrina Boyd-Surka, and Brian Seltzer. Follow @TheJawncast on Twitter for every new episode. Credits: Trudy Haynes Network Philadelphia Broadcast Pioneers

Sun Ra was more than a musician. The pioneering jazz composer, keyboardist, and conductor was an experience - from his signature attire to his proclaimed connection to the cosmos. Nearly three decades after his death, Sun Ra’s house in Germantown was designated a historic landmark by the Philadelphia Historical Commission. Shara Dae Howard and Justin Udo, curators of KYW Newsradio’s Artists’ Block series, put Sun Ra’s legendary career into perspective, while also explaining why his home was instrumental in inspiring the out-of-this-world sound he and his Arkestra created. Never heard or seen a Sun Ra performance before? Check out this clip (credit: Night Music). The Jawncast is Jay Scott Smith, Sabrina Boyd-Surka, and Brian Seltzer. Follow @TheJawncast on Twitter for every new episode.

Before ‘Hamilton’ or even ‘In the Heights’, a guy from Philadelphia met Lin-Manuel Miranda at college and started a hip-hop improv group called Freestyle Love Supreme. That group eventually went to Broadway and is now touring the country. They’ll be at the Miller Theater from June 7-12, and that guy from Philadelphia - Anthony Veneziale - tells us how it all started and gives us a demo of how a freestyle rap comes together. It’s a Friday, so that means we recognize our latest Philadelphia Sports Fan of the Week. This week, Dave Uram catches up with members of the Sons of Ben, the renowned Philadelphia Union supporters group. Plus, Justin Udo presents a new haiku. This week’s theme? A pesky problem. And we preview an upcoming episode of Bridging Philly with Philadelphia Department of Prisons Commissioner Blanche Carney, discussing some disturbing allegations within the system. The Jawncast is Jay Scott Smith, Sabrina Boyd-Surka, and Brian Seltzer. Follow @TheJawncast on Twitter for every new episode.

Chip and Tez talk to journalism legend Jay Scott Smith about the 3 Murrow awards he won for one weekend of amazing news. Plus, sports, dangerous camels, Ukraine updates, and we infuriate Tuckems.

This week's Flashpoint is focused on education and critical race theory. KYW's Jay Scott Smith sits with Kristin Leubbert, a local Philadelphia school teacher who has taught mostly Black and Brown students, explains why she is not afraid of critical race theory. The newsmaker of the week is Yolanda Wisher, the third Poet Laureate of Philadelphia as well as an educator who uses spoken word poetry focusing on her experiences as a Black woman as well as the collective Black experiences in Philadelphia. The Philly Rising Changemaker highlights Ron Curtis of Final Touch Academy. Curtis shares his story of once being incarcerated and opening his dream academy for those chasing their dreams. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Can the #Eagles muster up a win against the winless Lions in Detroit? We discuss that and more with Detroit Native Jay Scott Smith of KYW Newsradio. Theme Music: www.youtube.com/c/DanyaVodovoz/featured

I'm Listening is a Flashpoint special about suicide prevention and the importance of talking about mental health. In this special edition of the show, we explore the impact of mental health in Philadelphia youth amid COVID-19, the uptick of suicide rates in the LGBTQ community, and how communities of color break barriers within Black men seeking therapy. Mary Murtha Ann, Area Director of the American Foundation for Suicide Prevention, speaks on how survivor stories can significantly affect helping others. David Huber, a survivor, and partner of the American Foundation for Suicide, shares his story and his efforts in helping others. Lastly, Mary May of Butterfly LLC is a therapist who talks about approaching a loved one struggling with mental health issues and suicidal thoughts. KYW's Justin Udo speaks with Dr. Jayme Banks, Director of Trauma-Informed School Practices, on how The Philadelphia School District handles suicide prevention with their students amid the pandemic. KYW's Shara Dae Howard highlights the Attic Youth Center and its work being a haven for the LGBTQ community and fighting against the uptick of suicides in LGBTQ youth. KYW's Jay Scott Smith sits with Marvin Toliver, Therapist at Radical Therapy Center, to discuss the issue of toxic masculinity within the upbringing of Black men and the impact it has on the generations of Black men expressing their emotions and their wellness. The Philly Rising Changemaker is Trapeta Mayson, Philadelphia's Poet Laurette, who started the 1-855-PoemRx2 hope hotline for those in need of a positive affirmation and word.   Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

This week Flashpoint is highlighting Black doctors and their efforts to continue to fight against COVID by spreading awareness of the vaccine. KYW's Jay Scott Smith is rejoined by Dr. Jennifer Caudle on her efforts in dispelling false and misleading information through her web series based on COVID-19.  The newsmaker of the week is Dr. Monique Gray is a cancer surgeon, who has been on the frontline of community outreach since the pandemic has progressed through communities of color.  The Philly Rising Changemaker highlights trailblazing Philadanco founder Joan Myers Brown as she is setting the stage for her retirement. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

This week Flashpoint discusses the recent catastrophic earthquake that struck south Haiti at the beginning of August. KYW's Jay Scott Smith sits with Haitian American Chamber of Commerce President Evelt Vertil and Philadelphia For Haiti Founder Carline Dorlus on their relief efforts for Haiti. The Flashpoint Newsmaker highlights Miquette McMahon, who was born and raised in Haiti. After the devastating earthquake that struck Haiti in January of 2010, she founded the school TeacHaiti grades. After the last quake, she has used her partnerships with organizations here in Philly, such as Philadelphia for Haiti, to continue her work to bring security, education, and strength back to her country. The Patriot Homecare Changemaker is eight-year-old Lily Cuttichia and her efforts giving back to those struggling with addiction. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

In this episode, we talk with Jay Scott. Jason Scott Smith is an award-winning veteran broadcaster, journalist, and writer. He’s a Detroit native, a 2003 Michigan State University graduate in 2003, and later received his Master’s Degree in Journalism from Wayne State University. In a career that’s included stops at the Detroit News, MLive.com, NPR, and NBC News, he’s a news anchor at KYW Newsradio in Philadelphia and has hosted his Podcast, Jay Scott Confidential, since 2016. He’s also a professor of Journalism at Lincoln University of PA, and recently started his own Media company, JSC Media LLC. In this episode, we talk with Jay all about how he got started in journalism and broadcasting and the triumphs and obstacles he has had to face in the process. We discuss how he managed to create a hit show at 26 years old by identifying his audience and speaking to that demographic. Most importantly we discuss the importance of never giving up, showing up, and trying your best even in the moments you feel defeated. ✼ To learn more about Jay and follow him on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/jayscottsmith/ ✼ To listen to Jays Podcast “ Jay Scott Confidential”: http://bit.ly/jsconspotify ✼ To view Jays Youtube: http://bit.ly/jsctube ✼ You can find our host’s Instagrams: Laura - https://www.instagram.com/lauramdifrancesco/ Lindsay - https://www.instagram.com/sweetgreensoul/ Casey - https://www.instagram.com/caseyflu/ ✼ To Follow Flourish on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/flourishwestchester/ ✼ To visit our Flourish Coworking Space Website & sign up for a free 3-day pass and come Co-work with us! https://www.flourishcoworking.com/ ✼ To join our online Flourish Community - we would LOVE to have you: https://www.facebook.com/groups/1065830593803399/ ✼ To connect with Dean Street Law on Instagram for daily posted legal advice: https://www.instagram.com/deanstreetlaw/ ✼ For free legal guides and resources: https://deanstreetlaw.com/resources ✼ To join our Flourish x LMD Bookclub: https://mailchi.mp/flourishcoworking.com/joinflourishbookclub ✼ To reference the equipment we use to record the podcast Headphones - https://amzn.to/3dXthWz Microphone - https://amzn.to/3dUqmOe ✼ GIVEAWAY ✼ To participate in our giveaway like and subscribe to our podcast and leave a review or comment on what you liked about the episode! Screenshot the review and DM it to @flourishwestchester on Instagram and you will be entered to receive 1 month free to come co-work with us at Flourish! The winner will also receive access to all of our workshops and resources for FREE!

In this episode, we talk with Jay Scott. Jason Scott Smith is an award-winning veteran broadcaster, journalist, and writer. He’s a Detroit native, a 2003 Michigan State University graduate in 2003, and later received his Master’s Degree in Journalism from Wayne State University. In a career that’s included stops at the Detroit News, MLive.com, NPR, and NBC News, he’s a news anchor at KYW Newsradio in Philadelphia and has hosted his Podcast, Jay Scott Confidential, since 2016. He’s also a professor of Journalism at Lincoln University of PA, and recently started his own Media company, JSC Media LLC. In Episode 11 Part 2, we discuss the social injustices that the Black community faces. Jay speaks openly about the reality of racism and his first-hand experiences of racism. Jay explains the different shapes that racism takes on, such as; false accusations, preconceived notions, white privilege, microaggressions, assumed criminality, and discrimination in the workplace. We talk about the power of listening, what we all can do moving forward to make a change, and becoming a good ally. ✼ To learn more about Jay and follow him on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/jayscottsmith/ ✼ To listen to Jays Podcast “ Jay Scott Confidential”: http://bit.ly/jsconspotify ✼ To view Jays Youtube: http://bit.ly/jsctube ✼ You can find our host’s Instagrams: Laura - https://www.instagram.com/lauramdifrancesco/ Lindsay - https://www.instagram.com/sweetgreensoul/ Casey - https://www.instagram.com/caseyflu/ ✼ To Follow Flourish on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/flourishwestchester/ ✼ To visit our Flourish Coworking Space Website & sign up for a free 3-day pass and come Co-work with us! https://www.flourishcoworking.com/ ✼ To join our online Flourish Community - we would LOVE to have you: https://www.facebook.com/groups/1065830593803399/ ✼ To connect with Dean Street Law on Instagram for daily posted legal advice: https://www.instagram.com/deanstreetlaw/ ✼ For free legal guides and resources: https://deanstreetlaw.com/resources ✼ To join our Flourish x LMD Bookclub: https://mailchi.mp/flourishcoworking.com/joinflourishbookclub ✼ To reference the equipment we use to record the podcast Headphones - https://amzn.to/3dXthWz Microphone - https://amzn.to/3dUqmOe ✼ GIVEAWAY ✼ To participate in our giveaway like and subscribe to our podcast and leave a review or comment on what you liked about the episode! Screenshot the review and DM it to @flourishwestchester on Instagram and you will be entered to receive 1 month free to come co-work with us at Flourish! The winner will also receive access to all of our workshops and resources for FREE! EP. 11 Giveaway Winner: @acupuncturesouthjersey! Thank you for your support and entering the giveaway, you’ve won 1 free month at Flourish Coworking Space! Can’t wait to see you at Flourish!

Brooke, OJ and Philly journalists Sean Bell and Jay Scott Smith discuss their feelings after the death of George Floyd in Minnesota. We talk about how police brutality caught on camera has begun to change journalism. Everyone has an Amy Cooper in their lives. Joe Biden said what? Plus Out of Africa takes us to the Congo this week.

Chip caught the #Coronavirus and now has to broadcast from.his room, like some kind of Cuomo. Jay Scott Smith of JSC radio stops by to end racism, and a chicken attacks Louisiana.

Chip caught the #Coronavirus and now has to broadcast from.his room, like some kind of Cuomo. Jay Scott Smith of JSC radio stops by to end racism, and a chicken attacks Louisiana.

Chip and special guest #TAH (True American Hero) Hayley Tamburello talk about the ongoing crisis at the border and how to solve it. Hayley is a successful immigration lawyer who knows all the stuff, Chip asks many dumb questions. Also we talk to Jay Scott Smith of JSC radio about his staring role in #WhenTheySeeUs

Chip and special guest #TAH (True American Hero) Hayley Tamburello talk about the ongoing crisis at the border and how to solve it. Hayley is a successful immigration lawyer who knows all the stuff, Chip asks many dumb questions. Also we talk to Jay Scott Smith of JSC radio about his staring role in #WhenTheySeeUs

Jay Scott Smith and Patrick Bromley join Mike to discuss the 1990 film from writer director Reginald Hudlin, House Party. Starring Christopher Reid and Christopher Martin, AKA Kid N' Play, the film is about a House Party and the wild shenanigans surrounding it. It's also about a lot more than just that and we'll be discussing the ins-and-outs of the film and the four other films it inspired.Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Jay Scott Smith and Patrick Bromley join Mike to discuss the 1990 film from writer director Reginald Hudlin, House Party. Starring Christopher Reid and Christopher Martin, AKA Kid N’ Play, the film is about a House Party and the wild shenanigans surrounding it. It’s also about a lot more than just that and we’ll be discussing the ins-and-outs of the film and the four other films it inspired.

Jay Scott Smith and Patrick Bromley join Mike to discuss the 1990 film from writer director Reginald Hudlin, House Party. Starring Christopher Reid and Christopher Martin, AKA Kid N’ Play, the film is about a House Party and the wild shenanigans surrounding it. It’s also about a lot more than just that and we’ll be discussing the ins-and-outs of the film and the four other films it inspired.

The Golden State Warriors won their 3rd NBA title in 4 years last week and The People's Podcast gives you everything you need in the yearly breakdown of the NBA Finals including where the Warriors measure up among the all-time great squads, whether Steph Curry or Kevin Durant should've been MVP and what is LeBron's actual legacy. Plus, It's about time the millennials and bitter blog boys got over KD leaving Oklahoma City. Be sure to drop a 5-Star Rating on iTunes, AudioBoom, and Google Play and be sure to follow the show NOW on Spotify & iHeartRadio. Support Doc Illingsworth at illingsworks.com Support Ossim Jones at @ossimjones Check out the Exclusive "Mind of Jay Scott Smith" playlist on Spotify: bit.ly/JSCMusic

The People's Podcast opens the month of June with the 78th episode, and we definitely know what the score is. Following the crazy end to Game 1 of the NBA Finals, we have to talk about the enigma that is J.R. Smith (No Relation!) and how he managed to help ruin a phenomenal game by LeBron James. Plus, Jay clears the air on the silly Jordan v. LeBron debate, wonders how people can seriously hate the Warriors, and gets a parting shot off to the Houston Rockets. Be sure to drop a 5-Star Rating on iTunes, AudioBoom, and Google Play and be sure to follow the show NOW on Spotify & iHeartRadio. Support Doc Illingsworth at illingsworks.com Support Ossim Jones at @ossimjones Check out the Exclusive "Mind of Jay Scott Smith" playlist on Spotify: bit.ly/JSCMusic Support the show on Patreon at patreon.com/JSCRadio

The People's Podcast is rolling all 7s in the 77th episode. This week we hit the Supreme Court decision to effectively legalize sports betting in all 50 states. How will this affect the business of pro sports and particularly the bastion of integrity that is the NCAA. Then, Jay takes a few minutes to go at all of the people whining about the NBA and explains why you need dominant teams. Be sure to drop a 5-Star Rating on iTunes, AudioBoom, and Google Play and be sure to follow the show NOW on Spotify & iHeartRadio. Support Doc Illingsworth at illingsworks.com Support Ossim Jones at @ossimjones Check out the Exclusive "Mind of Jay Scott Smith" playlist on Spotify: bit.ly/JSCMusic Support the show on Patreon at patreon.com/JSCRadio

The People's Podcast hits the hardwood to talk about a tale of two cities and their respective NBA franchises headed in different directions: The Philadelphia 76ers and the Detroit Pistons. First, Jay talks about the end of the Sixers' season and admits that he was all wrong about "The Process" they used to go from ashy to classy, and looks at where do they go from here. Then, speaking of ashy, it's the Pistons. They took nearly 6 weeks to fire their coach/GM, but that only scratches the surface to why the Pistons are the testament to mediocrity that they are. Get ready for the rage. Be sure to drop a 5-Star Rating on iTunes, AudioBoom, and Google Play and be sure to follow the show NOW on Spotify & iHeartRadio. Support Doc Illingsworth at illingsworks.com Support Ossim Jones at @ossimjones Check out the Exclusive "Mind of Jay Scott Smith" playlist on Spotify: bit.ly/JSCMusic Support the show on Patreon at patreon.com/JSCRadio

The People's Podcast returns and, after a few delays, so does the #RetroReview. This time, it's WrestleMania 14: The Austin Era officially begins. It's the night the Attitude Era kicked off in earnest as Stone Cold Steve Austin takes the crown from Shawn Michaels. It's almost 2 hours of foolishness as we look at a 1998 pay-per-view through 2018 eyes and enjoy it in all of its problematic glory, including: The Road Warriors get a makeover, Sgt. Slaughter takes a Powder from Chyna, Sable sets the standard that Ronda Rousey smashed, The Rock is officially born, Ken Shamrock goes wild, Terry Funk drives a forklift, Pete Rose eats a Tombstone, Shawn Michaels shows the world how tough he is, and Austin takes the throne. Be sure to drop a 5-Star Rating on iTunes, AudioBoom, and Google Play and be sure to follow the show NOW on Spotify & iHeartRadio. Support Doc Illingsworth at illingsworks.com Watch WrestleMania14 on the WWE Network! Check out the Exclusive "Mind of Jay Scott Smith" playlist on Spotify: bit.ly/JSCMusic Support the show on Patreon at patreon.com/JSCRadio

The People's Podcast returns to deal with a couple of the most problematic Black Men on the Planet. First, Jay talks about the end of Bill Cosby, as he officially completes his tumble from "America's Dad" to convicted sexual predator, as well as taking Black America to task for enabling so much of this and shaming women into silence. Then, we hit Kanye West. While so many people seem appalled and shocked by his shameless pandering to Trump, one guy saw through Mr. West 13 years ago. Be sure to drop a 5-Star Rating on iTunes, AudioBoom, and Google Play and be sure to follow the show NOW on Spotify & iHeartRadio. Support Doc Illingsworth at illingsworks.com Support Ossim Jones at soundcloud.com/ossimjones Check out the Exclusive "Mind of Jay Scott Smith" playlist on Spotify: bit.ly/JSCMusic Support the show on Patreon at patreon.com/JSCRadio

we get to talk to Jay Scott Smith from JSC Radio

we get to talk to Jay Scott Smith from JSC Radio

Burn some cork, put on your tap shoes and get ready to put on the "coon show" to end all "coon shows" as we talk about Spike Lee's 2000 satire of African-American representation in culture, Bamboozled. The film stars Damon Wayans as a TV writer who wants to get fired, so he creates the most racist show in history. Only to discover, it's a massive hit!

Mental Health and Wellness Radio looks into what it’s like living with generalized anxiety disorder. In this energetic discussion, we get personal accounts of living with anxiety from host Jenee Darden and guest Jay Scott Smith, a reporter with TheGrio.com. In the second segment of the show Jenee discusses a treatment that helped her with anxiety called ACT or Acceptance and Commitment Therapy. She speaks with her ACT group facilitator Dr. Eugenie Hsu, a psychologist based in Berkeley, CA.  

Join me along with my co-host Michael Louis Ingram and Tony "TEE-MAC" McClean as we discuss sports and other topics and welcome the following guest:.Guest:6:15pm-Levonder Brinkley, CEO of the Carolina Jaguars of the ABA and other guest-Topics: A look at the Jags first season and other related topics.7:15pm-Jay Scott Smith, Freelance sports writer with the Detroit News- Topics: A discussion of this article entitled " How to teach slavery in school without being insensitive" plus other related topics.Plus breaking news, scores updates and music in between!The show airs every Monday thru Thursday 6pm to 8pm ET AND YOU CAN LISTEN TO US LIVE AT WWW.THEBATCHELORPAD.BIZ.