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I enjoy this podcast so much. The variety of guests that join and the depth of the conversations is so insightful!

This Connie Wun interview is beautiful! Thanks for consistently introducing us to wonderful revolutionary people.

All you do is put people down especially Black women. Amanda just talks all day has no real solutions so I see why Hollywood black balled her weirdo self. SMH

Love her interviews with incredible people they are always engaging and thought-provoking. She’s unafraid to tackle important topics and presents them with humor and authenticity. It's a perfect blend of knowledge, wisdom, and powerful conversations that leave you inspired

I love Amanda Seales and the education and entertainment that she brings. She speaks truth to power while providing thought-provoking content! If you want to learn laugh and be entertained, this podcast is for you.

“We don’t have discipline as Americans” I would love to hear an episode on what that means. To me it means lack of community & neglecting our children

I was such a huge fan until she stopped doing her due diligence. Painful to see.

Amanda ! I love you and everything you do !!!! I will buss a head for you 😂🤞🏽💕

Thank you Amanda for your honesty and openness in this one. I recently had a falling out with someone I thought was a true friend and realized I did not even have a definition for what true friendship looks like. I have a problem with oversharring and extending way too much and that's because I haven't before this episode really defined what is true friendship and what is aquantanceship. I love how you ended the episode “the truest friend you can have is you.” I actually don’t think in my life I've had many true friends, and that's sad but also eye opening. But at least I know it starts with me.

Access to honest information is harder to get to these days. I’m appreciative of the way Amanda offers us a place to start from… OR continue. As she comes into information so shall you. Keep opening those minds, Amanda!

I love you and think you’re smart and funny and you have very good guests. The Ads are murder. It’s like when I stopped watching MSNBC in 2016. It seemed like every commercial was from oil and gas. We know that change only comes when corporations like McD’s(supporting the genocide) feel it in their pockets.

Amanda Seales is and always has been a real one. Don’t come here if you’re not ready to listen and grow and question yourself. Don’t come here if you’re not ready for laughs and cackles in the middle of the gym when you’re listening, but also don’t come here if you’re not ready to be made to feel a little uncomfortable sometimes. She’ll push you and say it like it is. She doesn’t conflate opinions with facts. She gives space for dissent, respectfully. But she won’t compromise who she is, and especially won’t back down from advocating for those who need a voice. Amanda for Prez.

I love Amanda’s creativity, spirit, intelligence, vulnerability, humor, and kindness are so admirable. I love listening to her speak. Great podcast. -Long term listener

I know Amanda is brilliant, yet somehow she continues to elevate my viewpoints and further the conversation by adding points I hadn’t yet considered or even know were options. Even when she’s cracking jokes about how a particular instrument can make one more attractive (to most—not us) makes me ponder. She’s not wrong. This was such a good episode! I really like how she took us on the ride from Hollywood to politics and how it relates. Like the episodes with Chris Smalls about the labor unions, she really breaks it down for those of us who don’t know. She always pushes the conversation forward. Excellent episode as always.

I enjoy listening to this podcast weekly. The current episode with Angelica Ross was great. Keep up the great work Amanda

I think Amanda Seales is a gift, and all the people she brings on the show are incredible and brilliant. Side effects of Haiti truly outraged me and made me feel robbed of the true history of Caribe all my life as a Dominican American. It is crucial that we shout from the rooftops the true history-reality of Ayití and the power and goodness that the country is. Growing up marginalized in the US i never f*d with the xenophobia against Haitians by the DR and the rest of the world. I know we must "love one another and support each other" as Black Antilleans. I love all Seales' podcast and speaking her truth. I love and appreciate and hope i can take what i learn from these podcasts to make a difference in my community! Empowering. Also if Dr Albert made a podcast i'd listen to every episode religiously.

I just discovered this podcast 2 days ago and im addicted!!! Love this show so much! Very fun and informative ❤️🔥🥂

Love this podcast and I love the Smart, Funny and Black shows. I’ve seen Amanda in New Orleans and NYC both experiences were so very special. The NYC show was during a blizzard too I might add! Can’t wait to catch another show.

I am an David Amanda Fan!! I love her and ALL THAT SHE STANDS FOR! Can’t wait to see her when she comes to Raleigh on the 25 of May❤️‍🔥❤️‍🔥🫶🏽🫶🏽

I’m sorry you were raped and not supported in a way that made you feel loved and centered you and your feelings. I love your content it keeps me informed and I feel it!! I feel your advocacy. I feel your love for our people. Keep it up!!

I’m just confused by McDonald’s ads…haven’t we been collectively boycotting them for their support of the genocide? I finally came to check out the pod and 10 minutes in I got blasted with 2 McDonald’s ads… so yea, I got turned off and tuned out.

Watching yu on Club Shay Shay I didn’t know who you were. I really enjoy you and your personality To make me want to listen to you more. Thank you so much for sharing your stories and your strong opinion. Will be tuning in more.

I am so very sorry that this happened to you. I also commend you for your bravery in sharing your story. I experienced much of the subtle and not so subtle victim shaming that you describe. In my case I knew my assailant, he was someone I considered a “friend.” While most of my friends were supportive, I had one person ask me if I was certain that he had assaulted me, “because he seems so nice.” Another blamed me for “bringing the problem into the neighborhood” by talking about it. Another said that it was hard to believe me because I chose not to go to the police. Because we know just how helpful the police are in these situations. The reason I didn’t report it to the police was that similar to you (and many other victims of sexual assault, I had the experience of questioning my memory of details of the event. The reason this happens isn’t simply that we don’t want to believe that it happened, or that we are lying; trauma actually changes the structure of the brain causing foggy memories of traumatic event details. I was also afraid that if I was questioned and not believed, that I would start doubting what had happened to me. And since it was a he said/she said situation and because it wasn’t a “rape” according to the legal definition of rape, I was fairly certain that I wouldn’t be believed and I just didn’t feel strong enough to face that on top of the assault. It’s interesting that the whole time I’ve been writing this I’ve felt the need to explain and justify my choices. When someone is a victim of burglary we don’t ask them why they had stuff in their home that would make people break into their house to get the stuff. We still have so very far to go.

I appreciate your candor and being vulnerable for us. I’m sorry no one showed up for you throughout those trying times. It’s in those moments that demonstrate the resilience that’s gifted to us, but gradually learned to appreciate. Going through my trials and tribulations, though people have tried, it’s hard to involve individuals when your carrying such a weight your not even sure if you can carry yourself. But you do and to keep moving forward. I pray you continue finding that flame within. Thank you again. 🌸

Thank you for sharing your wisdom and light with us in this way. I adore your insight and this podcast. Keep on keepin on. 🤍

Just wanted to be another voice to support you and thank you for what you do for our communities. I've learned so much from you and am so happy that I can trust the information and resources you share with us. There are so many opinions and the internet let's ppl magnify stupid takes and think pieces for engagement. Lots of us see the real and your heart. We love you.

You’re a light against these dark forces. We support you and have your back. I am so sorry for what you have been experiencing these last few weeks from dark forces in our community—The Root and Essence Magazine. You have a right to your feelings. They’ll continue to play in your face, but we “clock the tea.” You can guarantee support from me. I’ll buy, listen, and watch your work. We support you!

Love this podcast - loved in particular the episodes with Chidera Eggerue, Sherilyn Ifill, and Richie Reseda, as well as the “too much” episode. Actually getting large doses of knowledge and food for thought.

I wasn’t always a fan of Amanda’s approach but I have grown to respect and value it tremendously. I like when she introspect with her guests. This is the best Amanda.

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I know I’m not your target audience, but I’m here for every word and learn a new perspective from every episode, in for all concepts social, civil, relationships. Love your voice in all ways. Love your curated guests. Thank you for all you do!

This podcast should be required listening to every HS student in the USA. Required. I really needed some inspiration and after reading about Ritchie in Ijeoma Oluo’s new book and hearing him talk about him on her book tour, I was so glad to hear your conversation. I appreciate you Amanda.

Amanda and her guests speak the truth in a very digestible way. This podcast uses common vernacular, current phrases and defines words for concepts that oppressive systems try to uphold and hide under vague language. Not only that, she teaches us how to dismantle these systems. I have been listening for years and will continue.

Listening to Episode 308 on my way back from Mass and it truly is A Message. I also just listened to Mr. Franklin’s episode 303 AND WHEEW my black Catholic heart is ready💙 Mr. Franklin hit the nail on the head. Trust me, I had a decade of deconstructing, to put the heavy weight of the religion I carry and looking back I honestly thought the faith wasn’t for me but I’ve found God is more than the discrepancies of being human and I hear the call to show that there is love, even here in the church of the unloveable. This podcast just became my best friend 🫶🏾🌺💙 Here are your roses Amanda 🌹🌹🌹 can’t wait to watch the documentary🙏🏾

Really love the show. Even when I don’t agree 100% with something that’s said it’s still overall great content that I enjoy listening to in my free time. Big fan of you and the pod!!!

My goal is to learn more about all the things Amanda Seales talks about with her subject matter expert guests. I am here to listen. Think about what I’ve heard. And how to incorporate this new found knowledge into my life to be a better friend.

I can’t wait to hear the next episode after I finish one and get a bit upset I have to wait a week because this podcast is so good! Amanda is definitely a dose of medicine everyone needs.

I honestly feel like Amanda Seales is my soul sister. We totally be going through the same thing at the same time. I love listening to her podcasts because they’re often so applicable to my own experiences. Anyway, this latest episode with Chidera Eggerue is SO GOOD! Loving every second. So many gems!!

Amanda Seales is a hypocrite and is monetizing on topics about which she knows nothing. Spreading misinformation to masses is dangerous and breathtakingly ignorant.

Thank you Amanda Seals and team for this podcast. It’s fun, funny, insightful, and covers a variety of topics that resonate with me. Highly recommend!

It’s a really good podcast. That’s for the people who might not want to read a long post lol. In the “podcast space” a lot of people tend to start podcasts for the simple goal of being heard and maybe making money. This doesn’t seem like those. It’s really informative yet remains lively (imagine Amanda not keeping the energy up lol), and she brings on great guests. Many of the guests I already knew, but it doesn’t seem like she’s bringing on people because of their popularity. She clearly brings them on because of the value they bring to her and her audience.

I followed Amanda from Insecure, and followed Issa from YouTube. I’m a fan of Amanda’s comedy. She lost me a bit during the pandemic with a focus on astrology and mysticism. Anyway, I’m back. I work from home and love podcasts. I’m proud of Amanda. She’s grown as a host and interviewer. It’s inspiring. Keep up the great work and content!

A much needed voice while also saying what we are thinking and need to hear. Thank you for your insightful interviews and humor. Much love!

Amanda will always be ok because she live in the truth! She won’t allow the delusional to shut her up! I love this podcast!

Amanda is a thoughtful and intentional interviewer. Really enjoyed KevOnStage and MrsKevOnStage

Amanda doesn’t think Jewish people are humans. She truly enjoyed watching gross violence against innocent people that she has deemed “are on stolen land”. Pretty sure she lives in America which is on stolen land so by her logic……

Just LOVE this podcast.

The Jasmine Crockett episode is an essential listen to really understand why the current system is in disarray and why we’ve got to be strategic with our votes. There is way too much at stake. Thank you Jasmine for your passion, your integrity and your brilliance. Thank you Amanda beating the drum to embrace critical thinking.

I love love loved this episode. It was so educational as well. I felt like I kind of knew a little about some of the topics and I feel like she dumbed it down for me to understand way better. Thank you Amanda 💚💚💚