Honoring Mamie “Peanut” Johnson, Missy Elliot’s Makes A Generous Donation, and We Have A Public Seales Announcement

Amanda shares a remarkable story of Black joy by honoring Mamie “Peanut” Johnson, the first female pitcher in the Negro League, with a Washington, D.C. intersection bearing her name. This episode is filled with Black joy stories, including Missy Elliott’s generous donation to Virginia families facing eviction and the efforts of the country’s only Black governor, Wes Moore, to launch a program for high school graduates aimed at boosting community service.

In addition to these inspiring stories, Amanda welcomes special guest LeToya Luckett for an engaging two-part interview in “For the Record.” The episode also features “The Black Spin” segment, celebrating 50 years of Hip Hop, and keeps listeners entertained, informed, and uplifted throughout. It’s a heartwarming and joyful episode that spreads positivity and celebrates Black achievements.

 

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(1:39) A Story of Black Joy…

Mamie “Peanut” Johnson, the pioneering woman who made history as the first female pitcher in the Negro League, will be honored with a Washington, D.C. intersection bearing her name.

 

(4:04) – The Word Game! Who will win this week?

 

(8:41) – A Public Seales Announcement. Protect your mind.

 

(10:30) – We’ll check the voicemail.

 

(12:40) – It’s a Funday Friday! Coming up this hour… We’ve got more Black Joy Stories, The People Versus, and Things I Learned this Week.

 

(14:03) – Missy Elliot is spreading Black Joy! Missy Elliott is Donating $50K To Virginia Families Facing Eviction.

 

(16:24) – The People Versus – Tomika Harris

 

(20:00) – Things I Learned This Week!

 

(25:12) – We’ll check the voicemail.

 

(27:44) – It’s National Black Cat! And we’ve got more Black Joy on the way!

 

(29:40) – A Story of Black Joy! The country’s only Black governor, Wes Moore, has launched a lucrative program for high school graduates, age 18-21, to boost community service.

 

(31:40) – For the Record with our special guest, LeToya Luckett. Part 1

 

(37:29) – For the Record – Part 2 with LeToya Luckett.

 

(42:55) – We’ll check the voicemail.

 

(45:33) – Coming up this, we’re spreading more Black Joy. We’re also celebrating 50 years of Hip Hop with the Black Spin.

 

(46:48) – A Story of Black Joy! Russell Wilson, and his Why Not You Foundation, along with Common Spirit Health have teamed up to donate $1 million to the Denver, Colorado community.

 

(49:01) – Celebrating 50 Years of Hip Hop with The Blackspin. #Fashion

 

(53:25) – Thanks for listening to The Amanda Seales Show!

 

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