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SAG-AFTRA’s 100-Day Strike, Color Purple Quiz, And What Did Whoopi Goldberg Say About Gen-Z?

podcast November 14, 2023


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Amanda kicks things off with health awareness on World Diabetes Day, reminding us to be mindful of what we consume, even for our furry friends. National Seat Belt Day urges us to buckle up for a fantastic show ahead. Blackurate News delves into Lloyd’s of London’s apology for its role in slavery, sparking a discussion on reparations. The Voting and Venting segment features listener calls on various voting-related topics. SAG-AFTRA’s resolution with Hollywood studios after a 100-day strike is explored, with Amanda weighing in on key aspects. A Color Purple quiz for team members adds a fun twist, followed by a thought-provoking segment on Whoopi Goldberg’s views on millennials and Gen Z-ers’ work ethic. The episode wraps with insights on recent headlines, a Color Purple quiz, and Amanda’s witty take on politicians.

 

Listen, Laugh, and Learn with The Amanda Seales Show

 

FOLLOW ALONG AS WE COVER:  

(4:58) – Whoopi Goldberg is receiving backlash after suggesting millennials and Gen Z-ers have poor work ethic. A recent episode on “The View” featured the hosts discussing the current economic climate, including housing, finances, and being parents. Let’s hear Whoopi’s comments.

 

(9:50) – It’s time for our new segment– Voting and Venting! This is your opportunity (and mine) to vent about anything related to voting– contemplating who should get your vote? Vexed about certain laws being voted on in your city? We wanna hear about it! It’s time to vent. Let’s go to the phone lines.

 

(14:17) – 60 Second Headlines

 

Beyoncé dropped a brand new trailer for her upcoming tour film. The movie takes us behind the scenes of her Renaissance world tour.

NY Attorney General Letitia James has announced that Uber and Lyft will start laying plans to implement a minimum wage and paid sick leave for drivers in the New York area.

Dr. Jill Stein has announced a surprise presidential bid, seeking the Green Party’s 2024 nomination!

Atlanta’s nightlife may get a boost as the city proposes to extend “last call” from 2:30 am until 4 am under the Atlanta Hospitality Act.

A Judge has granted prosecutors the right to present a collective of Young Thug’s rap lyrics in the trial against him and his YSL associates amid their controversial RICO case.

 

(17:06) – We’ll go to the phone lines.

 

(21:29) – Coming up this hour in Blackurate News:

 

The UK insurance market, Lloyd’s of London, says they are deeply sorry for their role in the slave trade. That’s it? Sorry?! Also, after over 100 days, the actors’ strike is over. We’ll highlight some of the terms of the deal. Plus, the Big Up/Let Down… The Big Up goes to a flight attendant, and the Let Down goes to some teeth… I’ll explain in a minute!

 

(26:00) – Lloyd’s of London, the giant U.K. insurance and reinsurance market founded in 1688, has apologized for its historic link to slavery. “We are deeply sorry for the Lloyd’s market’s participation in the transatlantic slave trade. It is part of our shared history that caused enormous suffering and continues to have a negative impact on Black and ethnically diverse communities today.” Lloyd’s announced steps to make amends, including investing the equivalent of $48.8 million and introducing comprehensive initiatives to tackle inequality toward Black and ethnically diverse individuals.

 

(30:08) – After over 100 days of picketing, SAG-AFTRA struck a new tentative deal with Hollywood’s major studios — effectively ending the actors’ strike. The 118-day strike was one of the longest labor outages in Hollywood history. Among the studio heads who came to the negotiating table during the SAG strike were Bob Iger of Disney, Donna Langley of NBCUniversal Studio Group, Ted Sarandos of Netflix, and David Zaslav of Warner Bros. Discovery.

 

(35:47) – The Big Up/Let Down:

 

Big Up – In a viral post, a Grammy-nominated gospel singer named Bobbi Storm went head-to-head with a flight attendant after she wanted to serenade the whole flight with a song, and he shut her all the way down!!!! Big Up – To this flight attendant for not taking her to Jesus for all this racket. This was completely out of order! People are trying to sleep! What if you woke somebody’s baby up?! You can’t just hijack the plane with your voice. Even if it is pretty. She was trying to give herself the glory, not Jesus! Also, big up to the folks with noise-canceling headphones who heard none of this! Let Down: Rapper and toxic partner in crime to Blueface, Chrisean Rock, joined Tamar Braxton onstage at a concert this past weekend but she didn’t leave before allegedly assaulting, James Wright, Tamar’s stage hand (famous for his Patti Pies review). She supposedly caused a severe nosebleed and chipped his tooth. The letdown goes to…. these weak ass 2023 teeth!

 

(41:09) – We’ll go to the phone lines. 1-855-262-6328.

 

(43:20) – Coming up: We’re gonna give Rita and TJ, who have never seen the original Color Purple movie, a Color Purple Quiz!

 

(46:15) – We’ll play the Color Purple Quiz.

 

(52:44) – The actors’ strike is over! Amanda gives more insight.

 

(57:25) – We’ll go back to the phone lines.

 

(1:00:46) – It’s time to listen, laugh, and learn… with the Word of the Day. The Word of the Day is: Bugbear – Noun A source of dread or irritation; something that causes problems or annoys people.

 

(1:04:08) – Politicians say the smartest things.

 

(1:08:54) – Thanks for listening to The Amanda Seales Show.

 

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