From Young Miami To Caresha! | EPISODE 96

In the Amanda Seales podcast episode, several topics were discussed. Firstly, the tragic shooting of two cheerleaders who were shot while sitting in a car. The incident was a reminder of the ongoing issue of gun violence in America.

Next, the discussion shifted toward rapper Young Miami’s decision to change the way she speaks. Young Miami expressed her desire to speak more clearly and use better grammar, which was praised by the podcast hosts as a positive move.

The podcast also highlighted a new study that suggests having more Black doctors could increase life expectancy for black individuals. This finding emphasizes the importance of diversity in the medical industry.

In addition, rapper Juvenile’s upcoming performance on the tiny desk series was discussed. What was your favorite tiny desk performance?

Lastly, the podcast wrapped up with a discussion on a anti-vaccine bill introduced by George Santos, which was inspired by Nicki Minaj, to the New York State Senate.

FOLLOW ALONG AS WE COVER:
Overall, the podcast provided a mix of informative and entertaining discussions.
(02:52) BLACKURATE NEWS: 2 Cheerleaders Have Been Shot In A Car

(07:24) Caresha’s Transformation – Wants To Change The Way She Talks

(10:43) Most Likely To….Jeremiah

(14:04) How Much Does It Cost To Date Me

(15:54) BLACKURATE NEWS: Ralph Yarl Update

(22:04) New Study Says Black Doctors Can Increase Black Life Expectancy

(26:52) THE BIG UP, LET DOWN! BIG UP –   Jamie Foxx For A Speedy Recovery LET DOWN – Marques Houston Says Women His Age May Come With Baggage And Kids

(30:55) How Black Are You Feeling Today?

(35:06) BLACKURATE NEWS: George Santos And His Nicki Minaj Bill 

(41:41) Juvenile Is Doing A Tiny Desk Concert

(46:55) –  How I Met My Mate?

(48:29) Politicians Say The Darndest Things

(49:56) Plus In Case You Missed It: 60-Second Headlines!

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