Amanda Seales, DJ Supreme, and TJ have a mix of stories and topics packed with inspiration, nostalgia, and eye-opening revelations. In the Story of Black Joy, Power star Michael Rainey Jr. is making a difference this holiday season through his partnership with Rare, contributing $2.4 million to a financial literacy program. Amanda Seales is also joined by legendary rapper Too Short in the For the Record segment to reflect on the music that shaped his journey, blending personal stories with deep musical insights. Amanda rounds out the episode with Things I Learned This Week, sharing fascinating and thought-provoking discoveries. From the staging of historical photos of Indigenous people to laws that once made Black women’s natural hair illegal in public, Amanda sheds light on hidden histories and societal truths. Tune in for a mix of joy, nostalgia, and learning that will leave you feeling inspired and informed. FOLLOW THE SHOW ON ALL SOCIALS: @Sealessaidit @Amandaseales @thesupremeexperience If You Have A Comment Leave Amanda A Message At 1 855-Amanda-8 That’s 1-855-262-6328

Join Amanda Seales as she shares the things she's learned. This week, we're learning about things how many photos of Indigenous Americans have been staged, the law that prevented Black women from exposing their hair in public, and more

Legendary rapper Too Short joins Amanda in the "For the Record" segment, where they explore the records that have shaped Short's life, mixing nostalgia with deep musical insights.

Power Star Michael Rainey Jr is spreading holiday joy with his new partnership with Rare to donate $2.4 Million to a financial literacy program

Amanda Seales kicks things off by reflecting on the importance of trusting the process in today’s I Be Knowin segment, sharing her personal journey of staying afloat in challenging times. In global news, President Biden wraps up his time in office by announcing over $1 billion in humanitarian aid for Africa during his visit to Angola. Plus, the legendary Too Short joins the show as our Headliner of the Week, sharing insights on finding fame at 40 and the deeper meaning behind his iconic track “Blow Your Whistle.” In the Group Chat segment, Amanda, TJ, and DJ Supreme dive into a fun yet spicy debate: Are today’s rappers as attractive, stylish, and fashionable as the old-school legends? From holiday leftovers to a look at how the industry has evolved, this episode blends nostalgia, humor, and thought-provoking commentary to keep you hooked. FOLLOW THE SHOW ON ALL SOCIALS: @Sealessaidit @Amandaseales @thesupremeexperience If You Have A Comment Leave Amanda A Message At 1 855-Amanda-8 That’s 1-855-262-6328

Amanda Seales, TJ, and DJ Supreme talk about artists today and if they are more or less fashionable, stylish, or as attractive as rappers from the old school class

Our headliner of the week is the legendary Too Short to talk about his journey and what it was like getting incredibly famous at the age of 40 and the true meaning behind the song Blow Your Whistle

Amanda Seales shares her observations on society. In today's episode, Seales shares her story of trusting the process and figuring out how to stay afloat

Amanda Seales dives into California’s bold efforts to “Trump-proof” the state and unpacks the shocking revelation of Belgium’s crimes against humanity toward mixed-race children. In the Am I Trippin segment, Amanda gives advice to a listener caught in a sticky situation involving a “work wife” and her cheating husband. Plus, we take a Black Pop Quiz and explore Keke Palmer’s surprising hidden talent that left everyone amazed during her appearance on Jimmy Fallon. In Big Up, Let Down, we celebrate streamer Kai Cenat for breaking records with over 727,000 Twitch subscribers in a single stream, earning him the “big up” of the day. On the flip side, an IHOP server’s act of kindness lands as a “let down” after she faced backlash for paying for a guest’s meal out of her own pocket. From juicy dilemmas to cultural highlights, this episode keeps you informed and entertained! FOLLOW THE SHOW ON ALL SOCIALS: @Sealessaidit @Amandaseales @thesupremeexperience If You Have A Comment Leave Amanda A Message At 1 855-Amanda-8 That’s 1-855-262-6328

Big Up Goes To The King Of Streams Kai Cenat reclaimed the record for the most Twitch subscribers in a single stream, amassing 727K subscribers Let Down Goes To Poor Pancake Management An IHOP server in Florida was reprimanded after she paid for someone's meal using her own money. Listen to find out more about this story

Sometimes, people don’t realize that their favorite actors or celebrities have some hidden talents. On a recent appearance on Jimmy Fallon, we got to witness something Keke Palmer is pretty amazing at.

Every day we all have those moments that make us double-take, scratch our chins, and ask ourselves, am I trippin? Well when you do, send us a DM @SealesSaidIt and tell us about your dilemma, and I’ll weigh in on whether you’re tripping like Ella Mai or somebody playing in your face. In this clip, our listener is being called a work husband by a married woman he works with . Recently, he saw her husband out cheating with another woman. Should he tell her or is he tripping

Amanda Seales, DJ Supreme, and TJ open up with a candid discussion about the double standards faced by Black actors in Hollywood compared to their white counterparts. In Blackurate News, Vice President Kamala Harris addresses her supporters weeks after her election loss, and Amanda shares her unfiltered thoughts on the speech. Plus, we revisit an iconic scene from Trick Baby as listeners call in to unpack how politicians from both parties perceive the Black community. In Big Up, Let Down, Amanda highlights the good, the bad, and the absurd. Joe Biden’s pardon for his son sparks heated debates, earning a “big up” for its audacity. Meanwhile, NeNe Leakes denying her plastic surgery lands on the “let down” list. We also weigh in on your calls about singers and rappers who’ve successfully crossed over into acting. From insightful commentary to lighthearted moments, this episode has it all! FOLLOW THE SHOW ON ALL SOCIALS: @Sealessaidit @Amandaseales @thesupremeexperience If You Have A Comment Leave Amanda A Message At 1 855-Amanda-8 That’s 1-855-262-6328

We received a lot of calls about our segment on the famous movie scene from Trick Baby, discussing how both Democrats and Republicans view the Black community.

Vice President Kamala Harris spoke to supporters three weeks after losing the presidential election to Donald Trump. I have some thoughts. But first, let's take a listen.

Big up Goes To A Petty Pardon Amanda Seales had to spin the block because Americans lose their mind over Joe Biden pardoning his son Let Down Goes To Facing The Facts NeNe Leakes recently went live to deny having plastic surgery

Amanda Seales kicks things off with a powerful conversation with New York Times best-selling author and activist Kimberly Latrice Jones. Together, they dive into the importance of building community power, nurturing our youth, and leaving a lasting legacy for future generations. Plus, in State of the States, we unpack the implications of a bold move to delete the Department of Education and the rise of online gambling—exploring whether it’s a winning hand or a losing bet for society. On a lighter note, we take a weekend recap detour into holiday leftovers with the USDA’s advice on the safe last day to enjoy them. In the Big Up, Let Down segment, we spotlight a woman who redefined her Thanksgiving traditions to save money, and we call out a jaw-dropping waste of wealth: a $6.24 million duct-taped banana. Get ready for laughs, thought-provoking commentary, and a little cyber Monday flair in today’s episode! FOLLOW THE SHOW ON ALL SOCIALS: @Sealessaidit @Amandaseales @thesupremeexperience If You Have A Comment Leave Amanda A Message At 1 855-Amanda-8 That’s 1-855-262-6328

Big Up Goes To Knowing Your Turkey's Worth Listen to why this woman chose to stop hosting Thanksgiving after losing $500 last year Let Down Goes To A Tasteless Display Of Wealth Find out why a man paid for and ate a $6.24 Million dollar banana that was duct-taped to a wall.

According to the USDA today… December 2nd should be the very last day that you can safely eat your Thanksgiving leftovers.

A New York Times best-selling author, activist, and trailblazer in American literature and filmmaking joins the show to talk about legacy, our youth and activism, and the importance of leaving a legacy for the next generation of leaders.

It’s Hip Hop Appreciation Day on The Amanda Seales Show! In celebration of Hip Hop History Month, we’re diving into the culture, legacy, and artistry that define this influential genre. We kick things off by exploring how hip-hop has both progressed and regressed over the years, examining its impact on society and music. Then, in Amanda’s Hip Hop History Class, we break down the anatomy of a verse to uncover the literary techniques that make rap a true art form. The celebration continues with The Art of Sampling, where Amanda and DJ Supreme play a fun game guessing which iconic tracks have been sampled in hip-hop’s greatest hits. And in The Big Up Let Down, we highlight G Herbo’s inspiring example of breaking generational curses and teaching valuable legacy lessons, while calling out a sore loser move from Drake, who’s suing after losing to Kendrick Lamar. Get ready for insightful discussions, dope beats, and a deep appreciation of the culture that changed the world! FOLLOW THE SHOW ON ALL SOCIALS: @Sealessaidit @Amandaseales @thesupremeexperience If You Have A Comment Leave Amanda A Message At 1 855-Amanda-8 That’s 1-855-262-6328

Amanda is celebrating Hip Hop Appreciation Day with a game she's playing with DJ Supreme. A huge part of hip-hop is the producer, and many of the best beats come from sampling classic tracks. So DJ Supreme’s gonna play an original song, and Seales has to guess which artist or song sampled it. Welcome to the art of sampling

For many, hip-hop is seen as a capitalist way to escape the hood, but at its core, it’s an artform built on literary techniques. 

Big Up Goes to Next Level Parenting G Herbo Is breaking generational curses of manhood on Kai Cenat's Mafiathon 2 stream Let Down A Different Kind of Cry Baby After taking an L in the battle with Kendrick Lamar, Drake is suing Universal Music Group and Spotify for alleged involvement in the battle

It’s National Cake Day, and we’re serving up a slice of insightful commentary and thought-provoking stories! On today’s episode, we explore why Black people love Cadillacs and how this iconic car brand became a symbol of pride and resilience within the African American community. Motivational speaker GW Sedberry Jr. shares how these vehicles helped save the company and solidified their place in Black culture. Plus, it’s time for Voting and Venting, where we open the phone lines for listeners to air their thoughts on everything from local laws to President Joe Biden’s legacy. In The Big Up Let Down, we spotlight a cruise line offering a multi-year escape from Trump’s America with an “Exile Express” package—now that’s a creative plan! But not everyone’s escaping their troubles: TSU fumbled by demanding a student repay a refund check issued over a year ago. And in Blackurate News, we delve into a classic movie scene that perfectly encapsulates the political parties’ attitudes toward Black voters, and we unpack Khalid’s brave story of coming out after being outed by an ex. Don’t miss this packed episode filled with sharp commentary and compelling stories! FOLLOW THE SHOW ON ALL SOCIALS: @Sealessaidit @Amandaseales @thesupremeexperience If You Have A Comment Leave Amanda A Message At 1 855-Amanda-8 That’s 1-855-262-6328

Motivational speaker GW Sedberry Jr is breaking down why African Americans had such an affinity for Cadillacs and how they saved the company.

It’s time for – 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.

Big Up Goes To Seeing How Thins Thing Plays Out A Cruise Line is offering an "escape' from the Trump Presidency with multi-year packages Let Down Goes To Busted Bursar TSU is asking for a refund check back that it gave to a student a year prior

This week on The Amanda Seales Show Podcast, Amanda talks with Attorney Kamilah Moore and reparations activist Chad Brown about the fight for reparations and what is at stake for the future.   We also dive into the ongoing fallout from Jussie Smollett’s charges being dropped—why does controversy still surround him? Plus, Republicans are targeting DEI (Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion) programs, and some US representatives are speaking out against these moves. In our Big Up Let Down segment, Amanda delivers a dose of real talk to a stormy soundtrack, reflecting on the state of the times. Finally, Kendrick Lamar’s latest album takes center stage as he names and calls out industry figures, sparking conversation on its impact. 

Kendrick Lamar’s latest album takes center stage as he names and calls out industry figures, sparking conversation on its impact. 

In this week’s Big Up, Let Down segment, we’ve got some real talk and wild stories. First, an unsung hero in Boulder, Colorado, swapped out typical traffic signs for some blunt advice, like one reminding drivers to “Get Off Your Damn Phone” and another that says, “Don’t Kill Any Kids Today.” Then, the Royal Caribbean cruise ship Explorer of the Seas got a little too adventurous while sailing from Barcelona to Miami. After hitting a sudden storm off Tenerife, the ship tilted 14 degrees, sending furniture sliding and glass shattering—while Celine Dion’s My Heart Will Go On blared through the speakers, adding an eerie soundtrack to the chaos. 

Republicans are targeting DEI (Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion) programs, and some US representatives are speaking out against these moves. 

This week on Black Joy Friday, we celebrate uplifting stories from the Black community and comedian, actor writer and producer Jackie Fabulous joins the For the Record segment. Jackie joins Amanda to explore the records that have shaped his journey, blending nostalgia with soulful insights into his life and career. DJ Supreme and Amanda Seales to hit you with the Black Spin, where they talk about music. They talk about which rapper's verse surprised them. On Things I Learned This Week, Amanda talks about that in 1939 at Madison Square Garden in New York City, 19,000 people crowded in the arena in support for the Nazis. 

In 1939 at Madison Square Garden in New York City, 19,000 people crowded in the arena in support for the Nazis. 

Comedian, writer, actor and producer Jackie Fabulous is back on TASS for For the Record. Jackie tells Amanda which songs had an impact on her life. 

It is time for DJ Supreme and Amanda Seales to hit you with the Black Spin, where they talk about music. They talk about which rapper's verse surprised them. 

In this episode of The Amanda Seales Show, comedian Jackie Fabulous joins the group to discuss some of the week’s top headlines and personal hot takes. First up, President-elect Donald Trump announces he will nominate TV personality and heart surgeon Mehmet Oz to lead the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services, a decision that raises questions given Oz's controversial background. Then, the team dives into a lawsuit filed by business owners in the George Floyd Square area, who are suing the city of Minneapolis for $30 million. They claim the city's neglect in addressing rising crime, infrastructure issues, and lack of police presence has devastated local businesses, including Unity Foods (formerly Cup Foods).  The group also shares their thoughts on Thanksgiving food—specifically, the dishes everyone loves but that some can't stand (you might be surprised at the disagreements!). And finally, the conversation takes a more personal turn as they discuss how to truly know when you're in love. 

There are people that are stopping their boycott against major corporations like Starbucks and McDonald's because of their support for Israel since Kamala Harris did not win the election. Amanda Seales gives the real meaning of solidarity. 

On this Group Chat topic of the week, Thanksgiving is coming up next week. What foods that are at Thanksgiving meals that everyone craves about, that you do not like at all. 

In today’s episode, we’re tackling a mix of hard-hitting news and absurd moments, fitting for National Absurdity Day. We dive into reports of racist groups marching through Ohio, discuss the controversial outcome of the recent Tyson fight, and break down Donald Trump’s confirmed plan to use the U.S. military for mass deportations in 2025. Plus, we’re putting your knowledge to the test with a Black Pop Quiz, and in Am I Trippin, Amanda offers advice to a listener stuck in a toxic relationship with a co-worker. The Big Up Let Down features swift justice for an Olympic athlete whose robbers got what they deserved, earning the Big Up, while TikTok food critic Keith Lee’s questionable sushi experience lands the Let Down. Don’t forget to chime in on our group chat question of the week: what Thanksgiving food does everybody seem to love, but you just can’t stand? Join us for thoughtful insights, relatable dilemmas, and a few laughs along the way.

Donald Trump confirmed he plans to use the U.S. military to carry out mass deportations of undocumented migrants once he takes office in January 2025.

Big up Goes To Swift Justice An Olympic athlete was the victim of a robbery but the robbers ended up in trouble. Let Down Goes To A Raw Deal TikTok Food Critic Keith Lee ate sushi that his followers are convinced was contaminated.

Every day we all have those moments that make us double-take, scratch our chins, and ask ourselves, am I trippin? Well when you do, send us a DM @SealesSaidIt and tell us about your dilemma, and I’ll weigh in on whether you’re tripping like Ella Mai or somebody playing in your face. In this clip, our listener has found herself in a toxic relationship with someone she can't seem to get away from because they work together and she's not sure if she should leave or not.

In today’s episode, we’re unpacking the latest in news, culture, and controversy. Starting off, we explore the growing push among male celebrities to frame Donald Trump as an anti-hero and what that means for the public narrative. In Blackurate News, we’re talking about the Affordable Care Act’s potential trouble, celebrating Hip-Hop History Month with a trivia challenge, and discussing the unexpected talents of rappers who can act. Plus, it’s Voting and Venting time—where we open the floor to listeners to share their thoughts on everything from local laws to the upcoming election. In the Big Up Let Down segment, a group in L.A. earns the Big Up for their clever “bear necessities” scam involving luxury cars, while the Let Down goes to a Georgia mom who faced legal trouble after her son made a solo trip to Dollar General. From pop culture games to thought-provoking discussions, this episode keeps it fresh, informative, and fun.

In 2023, congress unanimously passed a resolution designating this month as Hip-Hop History Month. So in honor of hop-hop history, Amanda Seales and DJ Supreme have a hip-hop history challenge

Big Up Goes To The Bear Necessities A group of four Los Angeles residents submitted a video to insurance companies claiming a bear was ransacking luxury cars Let Down Goes To Store Bround Trouble A Georgia mom got arrested because her 10 yr old son left the house and went to Dollar General by himself

It’s time for – 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.

Amanda Seales, DJ Supreme, and TJ break down Donald Trump’s 2024 cabinet picks and what they signal for his campaign. Then, in State of the States, Amanda explores impactful legislative updates from Ohio and Virginia, including a controversial bathroom bill and constitutional amendments that could shape the future. Plus, we’re spotlighting reparations for Black and Latino residents in Palm Springs and reflecting on how state and local policies affect everyday lives. The Big Up Let Down segment features a satirical news outlet’s clever bid to buy Infowars, earning the Big Up for turning conspiracy into comedy, while a lackluster fight night between Mike Tyson and Jake Paul claims the Let Down. Finally, in the group chat, we want to know: what Thanksgiving food does everybody love, but you can’t stand? Tune in for thoughtful insights, hot takes, and plenty of laughs.

We wanna know what Thanksgiving food everybody loves but you can’t stand? If You Have A Comment Leave Amanda A Message At 1 855-Amanda-8 That’s 1-855-262-6328

Amanda brings you news about state laws that affect our daily lives every week. In today's State of The State, we learn about what happened in Ohio and Virginia. The Ohio Senate passed a bill that bans transgender students from using bathrooms that match their gender identity. The Virginia House of Delegates’ Privileges and Elections Committee advanced three Democrat-led constitutional amendments on Nov. 13, 2024.