Sat, 14 November 2009  Welcome to The Sunny James Show (00:50) -- A Dream Deferred? Taking Some Time to Ask "Now What?" Sent The First Born Off to College, How to Wring a Teabag's Neck, North of the Border and All Frenchie and finally Miss Adele and I celebrate Birthdays. Soooo, what did you do on your summer vacation? (24:52) -- Obama in Asia. A Hand Out or Hands Up? -- Massachusetts' Over-Inflated Stimulated, (that was my last date) er, I mean Stimulus Numbers -- Women in the Military. Same Song, Three or Four Different Wars -- Sexim Kills -- The Hague's Hung Up Trial of Charles Taylor -- Code Talkers in New York and a new Embassy of Tribal Nations in Washington DC -- University of Texas El Paso, Closing the Brown/White Gap -- A Fortunate Few South African Children (1:13:59) -- For the Musically Stuck in a Rut . . . Sweet Honey in the Rock "On Children." I Miss My Girl, Even if Her Frontal Lobe Hasn't Matured (1:15:43) -- Sunny's Good Word - polemic • \puh-LEM-ik\ (1:16:02) -- Where In the World is . . . Trois-Pistoles Quebec. The pics will be posted to facebook shortly. (1:16:43) Taxation Without Representation--Yes, Again! And I Didn't Even Know She Was Listening. My Blue Hen Does Me Proud. Also, you can find the entire Q&A with David Axlerod at the University of Delaware on my website, www.sunnyjames.net See ya next time, Sunny Comments[0] |
Sat, 4 July 2009  Welcome to The Sunny James Show (00:50) -- Where the Hell Has Sunny Been? See Below -- Thrilla in Manilla and Rumble in the Jungle Ain't Got Nothin' on the Smack Down on the Potomac. From an Only Child--Siblings Suck -- Graduations and Promotions -- The Original Badass: Sunny Does Storytelling Open Mic and Lives to Tell About -- Happy July 4th and Happy Le Quatorze Juillet, You'll Figure It Out -- The Washington Post: Desperate Times Call for Desperate Measures. Put Another Way--Somebody Fucked Up! 7/5/09 UPDATE: This is a huge story for newspaper journalism and for the lobbyist and politician inside the beltway. So much so that The Washington Post publisher ran an apology on the op-ed section of the paper today. The apology is bullshit from a company that got caught doing dirt. But here's the course of events as written by a Post reporter. -- Sunny Adopts Brightwood Elementary 1st Graders and Now it's Time to Start Standing on Faith -- Do You Know Who Dempsey Travis Was? (20:34) -- The Justice Department Gets Its Teeth Back -- INS Putting the Responsibility Where It Belongs -- Full Figured Fashion Week: Necessary or Looking the Other Way on Health Issues Just Like the Fashion Industry Has Done For Years--Can You Say Anorexic Stick Figure? See Next Story 7/5/09 Correction: the Newsweek article reference read "Cesar Chavez." I referred to Hugo Chavez, a "South American dictator." Thanks to sharp listeners who points out my errors. -- US Obesity Issues Growing 7/5/09 Update: Here's another piece from the University of Delaware which is conducting a study on children, diabetes, obesity and self image. -- L'Oreal Says Only BBR Need Apply--BUSTED! -- Sarkozy Racial Profiling On the Streets of France and Undressing Muslim Women -- South African Slums Descend Deeper into Hell -- Are You Raising a Rich Daughter? -- Lost Events Soon Found (1:12:39) -- The Original Badass. In Honor of My Grandmother, Miss Adele. (1:19:49) -- For the Musically Stuck in a Rut . . . D'nce Boogie by Vibe. French Rap. It's a Wonderful Thing--even if I can't understand every word--It's Music, Baby! (1:21:33) -- Sunny's Good Word - al·tru·ism - \ˈal-trü-ˌi-zəm\ (1:22:12) -- Where In the World is . . . Marseilles, France. Where I would love to be six months a year and Paris the other six months. Closing Rant--It's Not Just Me Singing the Washington DC, the taxation without representation capital of the United States Tune See ya next time, Sunny Comments[0] |
Sat, 18 April 2009  Welcome to The Sunny James Show (00:50) -- Bon jour a tous. To my Guy Canadian kin. Thanks for helping to add a few more branches to my family tree. -- Laid off and not feeling quite like myself, but still holdin' on -- What do Jimmy Choos and Starbucks coffee have in common? I can't afford either one. I'll have a $5 triple, grande, non-fat caramel macchiato,extra hot, extra caramel with those $300, 3-inch-open-toe-pumps, please! -- If so many great people at great media organizations are listening to The Sunny James Show, Why the Hell Ain't I on the Radio Yet? My grammar perhaps? -- One more time for good measure--The media landscape is changing, you'll have to (should be already) program your own life -- Who is that flipping between For the Love of RayJ and Rachel Maddow? (24:00) -- Check out how The Daily Mail covered, in graphic detail, President Obama's Cadillac One, Air Force One and Marine One. God, I Love the Foreign Press -- We don't need no stinkin' Tea Party. We need a friggin' pork bar-b-que or at least a bag of pork rinds. Read the Annual "Pig Book" to see $19.6 billion reasons why. More from the pig barrel. This issue and tea party protestors just irk me to no end. This article from the 4/21/09 Washington Post highlights the king of pork, Rep. John Murth (D-Pa), spending habits for his consitituents. Like I said during the show, Barak Obama is a politician. And politicians say and do whatever they have to in order to get what they want. In Europe he was one thing and in Latin America he's something else. As noted by the following excerpt from The Washington Post. Just wanted to prove my point! UPDATE 4/18/09 "PORT-OF-SPAIN, Trinidad and Tobago, April 18 -- In presenting himself at a summit here as an equal partner to Latin America, President Obama is drawing on his race as evidence of U.S. social progress and of his own affinity for the region's poor. Race occupies a far larger and more troubled place in Latin American politics than it does in Europe, where Obama rarely mentioned his ethnic background this month during his first overseas trip as president. He is doing so more often here at the Summit of the Americas, in part to push an agenda that, among other issues, seeks to address the region's income disparity between rich and poor, the widest in the world. In talking about his race and the backgrounds of his counterparts, Obama is associating himself more closely than his predecessors did with Latin America's indigenous, black and mixed-race underclass, which has long identified the United States with economic policies that benefit the elite of European descent far more than them." -- 10 ways the economy will look different. And you just might like it.-- Oakland, Dying for Respect. Also check out Bryant Gumble's Real Sports program featuring a segment on the murders of Black athletes in and around Hampton Roads, Virgina -- After 500,000 Black men go to jail for selling crack, the justice system says there may have been some bias in doling out sentences --Ya Think? -- Is Jodi Picoult Just for White Girls? Is Zane Just for Black Lovers? -- Is Colonel Sanders Spinning in his Special Recipe? -- Mike Tyson with his guard down -- The bible says that a child will lead, I pray that in Liberia, a woman will. Ellen Sirleaf Johnson's Autobiography "This Child Will Be Great: Memoir of a Remarkable Life" -- The Television Networks Just Ain't What They Used to Be (again, I say, learn to program your own damn life!) (1:12:00) -- For the Musically Stuck in a Rut . . . Years ago I could listen to Al Jarreau all the time. Then the road got bumpy and I had to mend a broken heart--sorry that's Al Green--and music took a backseat to my tale of woe. But I've recently revisited my love for Al Jarreau and rediscovered his ability to smooth out the rough moments in my life. Al Jarreau new, old or in between and in keeping with the positive believing and faith sprinkled throughout this show, you should give Al Jarreau's "Could You Believe" a listen with fresh ears. (1:14:20) -- Sunny's Good Word - specious \ˈspē-shəs\ (1:15:28) -- Where In the World is . . . Shelburne, Nova Scotia? And one more time for good measure, Washington DC, the taxation without representation capital of the United States The Leftovers (Still Good the Next Day) Stuff I Just Couldn't Get to Or I'd Still Be Talking -- If you haven't given up your cable service yet please turn into "Trouble the Water" on HBO on Thursday April 23 @ 8:30. Those in the 9th Ward are still living with Katrina every day. -- Another step closer to this long overdue project. The Smithsonian announced that Freelon Adjaye Bond/SmithGroup is the architectural team chosen to design the National Museum of African American History and Culture to be located on the National Mall near the Washington Monument. The selection was made by a jury chaired by Museum Director Lonnie G. Bunch III. They will now be asked to respond to an official Request for Proposal to design the new building, scheduled to open on the National Mall in 2015. Comments[0] |
Sat, 31 January 2009  Welcome to The Sunny James Show Are there breast in your future? Read or Listen to "The Breast Kept Secret" The Inaugural of Barack Hussein Obama, the 44th President of the United States of America. What a wonderful time it was. Now it's time to get some work done. Overheard: "We're here, we're home. It looks great over there." Michelle Obama upon entering the inaugural parade reviewing stand Show 44-09 (3:00) -- Mr. President, Can the Resident's of the Nation's Capital Get A Vote in Congress? And Better Schools and . . . and . . . and . . . -- He's already complaining about Washingtonian's inability to maneuver in the snow and ice. -- A Wardrobe Change Too? Can You Say "Cool"? -- So what has he done for us--TEN DAYS in? -- Rahm's Republican Chicken's Coming Home to Roost? The Daily Beast -- Karl Rove's Cubicle Envy The Wall Street Journal -- Is There a Lobbyist in the House or HHS or Treasury or the SEC? -- Obama Remembers His Elders New Yorker -- What Does Obama Owe Black Folks? TIME -- A Perfect Storm Caused Economic Crisis CNN.com -- Race Won't Hurt Alabama Governor's Race Montgomery Advertiser -- Line Forms Where? Tucson's Unemployed Turn Out for Career Expo Arizona Daily Star -- High School Students Get Started on Nursing Careers Savannah Morning News -- Girlfriend, How Shallow Can You Go? The New York Times -- Rape in Congo -- Mo'Nique's Push -- Ellington Does DC Coin -- Made in China: Not at US Capital Visitors Center (1:19:34) -- For the Musically Stuck in a Rut . . . Anthony Hamilton, sounds like home to me (1:20:24) -- Sunny's Good Word - lothario \lo·thar·io\ (1:20:37) -- Where In the World is . . . Reykjavik? And one more time for good measure, Washington DC, the taxation without representation capital of the United States The Leftovers (Still Good the Next Day) Stuff I Just Couldn't Get to Or I'd Still Be Talking -- France to Immigrants, Give us your DNA Daily Mail -- High Schooler's Raunchy Half-time Show. Jonesboro, Georgia high school dance team give lap dances on the court at half-time. It's just entertainment, right? The video even made it on to The Daily Beast. Where the f#$#$%^ were the adults? See ya next time, Sunny Comments[0] |
Sun, 11 January 2009 Welcome to The Sunny James Show Thanks to Celisa and Daphnee. Thanks to Rick Gray at www.steelbeachpost.com Have you listened to The Breast Kept Secret? One short rant: Trying to save the world one podcast at a time. Show 43-09 (13:45) -- Ok, he's been elected, now what? Clips from the January 8 speech -- Political Ruminations, Speculations and Resistance Rick Warren Just Pisses Me Off Again! Let's See If I Can String All These Stories Together? -- Gay High Schools Offer a Haven from Bullies US New & World Report -- Nine Senegalese Convicted of Homosexuality International Herald Tribune -- Put Differences Aside, Let Us Pray Together Atlanta Journal Constitution -- An Inexact Analogy Newsweek -- Plus Some Stuff From Last Summer OK I'm Done -- Obama Swearing-in to Shine Light on City Birmingham News -- State Offices Will Shut Two Fridays a Month Sacramento Bee -- What's Race Got to Do With It? -- Racist Attitudes -- Massachusetts Addressing Obesity -- Dr. Gupta, America's Dr.; Now America's Surgeon -- American Pimp in Korea International Herald Tribune -- Ethiopia and Smolia, No Peace, No Justice Economist -- Somali Pirates vs US-led Naval Forces -- Harley-Davidson Still Kick Ass in Cuba -- Charter School for Immigrants -- Women & Money -- JD Jakes Not Easily Broken on the Big Screen -- Diary of a Mad Atlanta Housewife (1:26:17) -- For the Musically Stuck in a Rut . . . Samba or Bosa Nova or anything else Beautiful and Brazilian--Alex Martin's Amerique Latine Nostalgia for Terra Incognita. (1:29:50) -- Sunny's Good Word - meander • \mee-AN-der\ (1:30:00) -- Where In the World is . . . Sao Paolo? And one more time for good measure, Washington DC, the taxation without representation capital of the United States See ya next time, Sunny Comments[0] |
Thu, 25 December 2008  Welcome to The Sunny James Show Happy Holidays, Happy Kwanzaa, Happy Hanuka, Feliz Navidad, Joyeux Noel et Bonne Annee and Happy New Year. Sunny's Year End Review and Thanks All Around Especially Doug Turner, Washington DC photographer extraordinaire, The Half Show and Jason and Me-saj. David Burd and Greg Tantum of the now-defunt WWWT-FM. Al Sharpton for not showing up. Michael Harrison, publisher of Talkers magazine. Michelle Obama and most of all thanks to my listeners. Sunny's Rant: A New Media Lesson and Sunny says, "People, Get Involved in the Internet Revolution." UPDATE: This article ran on the front page of the December 30 New York Times. No accompanying audio commentary, the piece speaks for itself. I thought it was relevant enough to warrant an update. Black Worker Hurt by Detroit's Ills Show 42-08 (38:40) -- Newspapers: Headed for a Renaissance or Extinction? -- Obama's Misstep: Who Let Rick Warren in the Door? -- Jesse Jackson's Hope for an Obama Administration Post--Tapped Out -- Born into the Right Family and Want to Play Politics? You Don't Even Have to Run for Office -- It's Not Just a Jewish Thing. Why the Madoff Scandal Should Concern You Economist 1, 2 and this last item, I received in my inbox several days after Christmas. Just what I was talking about in the show 3 -- Protecting Your Credit Card Rights -- In Foreclosure? Angry? Trash the Property? -- Atlanta's International Community School. Serving the Community in Troubled Times -- Is Arne Duncan Going to Earn the Grade? -- Experimental Aircraft Association Helping Young Eagles -- Somali Pirates--Heroes and Chick Magnets -- Sunny Flips for a Great Smelling Man -- Stay Home and . . . Sex and the Recession -- ISO? (1:30:05) -- For the Musically Stuck in a Rut . . . Kenny G Provides a Mellow Have Yourself a Merry Little Christmas (1:30:43) -- Sunny's Good Word - in·ef·fa·ble \(ˌ)i-ˈne-fə-bəl\ (1:30:56) -- Where In the World is . . . Montreux? And one more time for good measure, Washington DC, the taxation without representation capital of the United States See ya next time, Sunny Comments[0] |
Thu, 18 September 2008 Welcome to Show #41-08 Guardian angels, everybody's got one or at least believes, even our Jewish brothers and sisters! Blessed Ramadan to my Muslim listeners I told you so--more bank bailouts General Mills makes a profit on people's changing spending habits. Before long it may be "Brother can you spare a dime?" time again. Chinese disdain for breastfeeding and more babies die Rush Limbaugh's doesn't want his listeners to think for themselves and he ask what is the Black national anthem? What passes for news and entertainment is mostly insulting. When parents lead, kids won't ask to dress like TV stars -- The White Women Rant. A Pot I Love Stirring! -- The Newsweek Editor's Desk - "Something is clearly going on among white female voters in the country that is not going on in other groups." Sure enough, they've lost their minds! -- Sarah Palin's Lie - Commentary by Sunny James -- More of the McCain Lying Game, TIME -- Rolling Stone Gets to the Truth About Sarah -- In Boston, No Refuge from the Storm, Children At Risk in My Hometown, and Yours Too, Probably Boston Globe -- Ike Slams Galveston and the now BILLON Dollar Katrina Nightmare Just Keeps Rolling (1:11) -- On the Street 15, 16 and 17 year olds answer the question "What would they do if they were in Bristol Palin's shoes"? and "Is it all just politics"? (1:19) -- For the Musically Stuck in a Rut . . . Marvin Gaye sings the National Anthem. Take that Mr. Limbaugh (1:20) -- Sunny's Good Word - mendacity \men-ˈda-sə-tē\ (1:23) -- Where In the World is . . . Limerick, Ireland? And one more time for good measure, Washington DC, the taxation without representation capital of the United States See ya next time, Sunny Comments[0] |
Tue, 19 August 2008 Welcome to Show #40-08 News and All the Other Stuff for Show #40-08-- Thanks to Daniel Greenberg, Sonja Livingston, Marta Lopez and my Romanian exchange student, pool guy -- Sunny, what did you do on your pretend, two day, summer vacation? I moved and almost passed out from heat exhaustion on the hottest day of the friggin' summer, damn it! Thanks for asking. -- Yes, summer is coming to an end and the children will go back to school. I actually have them camping out on the school house steps right now, so they won't miss a second of the new school year. -- Kind words from the ex--hell has surely frozen over. OK, it was a very nice moment, a very short moment, a very, very short moment. -- Visit my facebook page, oh yeah, PLEASE. News Items (21:34) -- Obama and the Sisters, can I get an "amen?" The Nation -- Rick Warren, wrong on so many levels. BTW, when do the Jews, Muslims, Baha'i and Buddhist get their turn at Obama and McCain? USA Today -- Frankford, Pennsylvania--Afraid, but fighting back. Some Other Black Communities Could Learn a Lesson Philadelphia Daily News -- U.S. Farmers Look at Immigrants Lives Christian Science Monitor -- Foreclosure Upside? The Boston Globe -- Summer Camp for Homeless Kids USA Today -- Mugabe, Day of the Crocodile Vanity Fair -- Hip-Hop Cash Kings. The Queens Step Out When? Forbes -- Black Models Just Aren't Good Enough Village Voice (1:16) -- For the Musically Stuck in a Rut . . . A Simple Song with Chuck D, D'Angelo and the too-soon-gone Isaac Hayes (1:17) -- Sunny's Good Word - indurate • \IN-duh-rut\ (1:18) -- Where In the World is . . . The Dead Sea? And one more time for good measure, Washington DC, the taxation without representation capital of the United States Sunny Comments[0] |
Thu, 17 July 2008 Welcome to Show #39-08 Thanks for listening everybody. Don't forget you can find The Sunny James Show on iTunes News and All the Other Stuff for #39-08 -- Great email from Dave No Last Name, thank you. -- What do crayons, markers, pencils and backpacks have to do with the the orange Paypal button at sunnyjames.net? Here's the deal . . . with two kids, it's about this time of year that I start to think about September and the kids going back to school. Invariably, I think about my own upbringing and how stressed out my mother seemed at the prospect of having to buy school supplies for me. She was a single mother all of my school-aged life. And it wasn't just the pencils and notebook paper but the new coat or shoes and socks that was needed. When I was married and a stay-at-home mother, no longer working a nine to five, but a 24/7, I took pleasure in being able to buy sufficient, no, probably an excess of school supplies for my children and they will tell you to this day about my fondness for buying them new socks and underwear for back to school. And since I've been divorced, more times than not I've felt some of what my own mother must of felt as she tried to provide all that I needed to go to school, warm and equipped with the tools to learn. I know I'm not alone in fantasizing about hitting the lottery. But right after buying the new house and car for me, I've always understood the lure and desire to give something back to hard working, just-needing-a-hand-up parents and kids. An accountant tells me the most efficient way to do that is through establishing a non-profit foundation. Well, folks I don't know when I'm going to hit the lottery, but I've come to the conclusion that waiting to give back, shouldn't wait any longer. So, here's my request. I'd like to make a donation of school supplies this September--for either one classroom or an entire grade at an elementary school here in the Nation's Capital (you've got to listen to the podcast to hear why I chose the elementary school level). If you can donate supplies send me an email to get the address or hit the Paypal button and specify Sunny's Place. Lot's of people are struggling right now and I include my self in that number, but there are people who are losing their homes, or don't know where the next meal is coming from or a young mother or father has to decide between providing a meal or school supplies come September. I believe that great times are ahead of me professionally and financially. God is going to continue to bless me but, all the more, that means I can't ignore others in need. So, if there was ever a time to hit the Paypal button, it's now. Thank you. News Items (14:34) -- Obama Takes the Show Around the Globe Christian Science Monitor -- Race Still the Great Divide The New York Times -- McCain in the Company of Lions & Tigers, Oh, my The Los Angeles Times -- The UK's Problems Sound Alot Like Ours The Guardian -- Generations Clash The Boston Globe and The New Yorker Cartoon Non-issue (my 2 cents) -- Miami Taxpayers Shouldn't Take it Anymore The Christian Science Monitor -- Doctors Hearts in Hand, An Apology from the AMA The Washington Post -- South Carolina is So Gay and Somebody is in So Much Trouble Newsweek -- What Do Volkswagen and U.S. Steel Have in Common? Slave Labor, of course Newsweek (57:42) -- For the Musically Stuck in a Rut . . . Brook Benton and Toots Theilman (59:40) -- Sunny's Good Word - veneration \ve-nə-rā-shən\ (59:58) Where In the World is . . . Lake Winnipesaukee? And one more time for good measure, Washington DC, the taxation without representation capital of the United States See ya next time,Sunny Comments[0] |
Tue, 17 June 2008 Welcome to Show #38-08 Thanks for listening everybody.My email addresses: thesunnyjamesshow@gmail.com. You can directly download this show from my website, www.sunnyjames.net OR www.thesunnyjamesshow.net. And of course, you can find The Sunny James Show on iTunes News and All the Other Stuff for #38-08 -- One more thank you to mykinkycreed.com -- Rant. Women and their underwear -- Sunny does NY in June--Absolute Perfection! The Talkers Magazine New Media Seminar. Let's just say Al Sharpton was a no show and I wasn't (I kept his seat warm) -- I Dare You . . . News Items (14:30) -- Obama's fightthesmears.com Boston Globe -- Republican Hatchet Man? The First Post -- It's Swift-Boat Time TIME -- Obama on the Cosby Bandwagon Chicago Sun Times -- Clinton & Obama Did a Good Thing The Christian Science Monitor -- America At It's Best--I Can Only Hope Economist -- The War for the White House Economist -- Women Voters Do It Any Way They Want Los Angeles Times -- Suburban Nightmares, Urban Dreams CNN.com -- Kids and Obesity, Look to the Parents TIME (59:43) -- For the Musically Stuck in a Rut . . . Girls in Their Summer Clothes by Bruce Springsteen (take that Miss Mozell) (1:00:10) -- Sunny's Good Word - DECOROUS • \DECK-er-us\
(1:00:23) -- Where In the World is . . . Nags Head? And one more time for good measure, Washington DC, the taxation without representation capital of the United States -- I Dare You--AGAIN! See ya next time, Sunny Comments[1] |
Sat, 17 May 2008 Welcome to Show #37-08 Thanks for listening everybody.My email addresses: thesunnyjamesshow@gmail.com. Also you can directly download this show from my website, www.sunnyjames.net OR www.thesunnyjamesshow.net. And of course, you can find me on iTunes now as The Sunny James Show News and All the Other Stuff for #37-08 -- Listener email and thank yous especially to mykinkycreed.com and an apology to a listener who got TMI. -- Rant. Make that a double cheeseburger and a prom dress to go or parents need to learn to say "NO" -- Sunny does NY in June News Items (15:10) -- Obama Prepares for Republican Scare Tactics. He Ain't Afraid of No Ghost Newsweek -- Taking Aim at First Ladies in Waiting Financial Times -- Red or Blue, The South Rethinks Its Allegiance The New York Times -- We Shall Overcome? Not Yet The Economist (you must read this) -- It's a Shrink Rapped Shame The Economist -- Skip the Grocery Store and Hit the Backyard Garden The Christian Science Monitor -- Cynthia Tucker's Take on the Hip-hop Lie Atlanta Journal-Constitution -- Doing It Right, Education in Nassau County, New York The New York Times -- Getting it Wrong, Chicago's Gang and Gun Violence The Economist -- Making it Work, Chicago's Urban Prep and Renaissance Schools Fund The Economist -- Near Death Changes Doctor's Paradigm, Tanzania Reaps the Benefits San Francisco Chronicle -- Women Shine in Rwanda The Washington Post (59:00) On the Street - For the Littlest Obamas--Public or Private? (1:05:50) --
For the Musically Stuck in a Rut . . . The Roots' Rising Down Makes Hip-hop A Pleasure Again (1:07:00)
-- Sunny's Good Word - Appeasement (1:07:25) -- Where In the World is . . . Mount Kilimanjaro? And one more time for good measure, Washington DC, the taxation without representation capital of the United States See ya next time, Sunny Comments[0] |
Wed, 2 April 2008  Welcome to Show #36-08 Thanks for listening everybody.My new email address: sunny_james@verizon.net or the old address still works, theabw@verizon.net Also you can directly download this show from www.sunnyjames.net OR www.theabw.net And of course, you can find me on iTunes now as The Sunny James Show News and All the Other Stuff for #36-08 -- Many Thanks to Contributors and a Recap of The Talk Radio Seminar. This VIDEO link is of the Q & A portion of the Talking Heads Panel and my question to Rev. Al Sharpton regarding the civil rights "old guard" support of Barack Obama and Rev. Sharpton's answer. George Stephanopoulos is the panel moderator. The debate and dialog among the various hosts after my question is great to watch. This video clip plays on Windows Media Center, WinDVD and various other programs. -- 2005-2008, RIP Angry Black Woman and Why -- Sunny James on Sinclair Broadcasting for the 40th Anniversary of the Slaying of Martin Luther King, Jr.(Select "40 Years Later" from the video list) -- Just in case you missed it--I can't have that--here's the link to my most recent appearance on WWWT-FM here in the Nation's Capital March 19. -- Join the facebook group "I Support The Sunny James Show." News Items (21:14) -- Iraq War Kills Hope for Ohio Soldier. LA Times -- "Far Wright," Couldn't Have Said it Better Myself The New Republic -- Alice Walker on Obama, How Familiar, How Poetic Guardian -- Congressman Emanuel Cleaver Talks Crazy North of the Boarder. What an Awful Shade of Green. -- The Ghosts of Memphis. 40 Years Later, Would He Be Proud, Does it Matter? -- 20 Lives Gone Too Soon, Chicago's Student Bloodbath, -- News Orleans' Strange Fruit -- Economist's Bad News From California--Latino Families Becoming Like Black Families -- Chris Rock on the Cover of Rolling Stone (54:37) On the Street - Thick? (1:05:29) --
For the Musically Stuck in a Rut . . . Van Morrison's "I'll Be Your Lover Too" (1:06:23) -- Where In the World is . . . Puget Sound? And one more time for good measure, Washington DC, the taxation without representation capital of the United States (1:06:10) -- Sunny's Good Word - distaff See ya next time,Sunny Comments[0] |
Fri, 28 March 2008 Hello Everybody,This is NOT an edition of The Angry Black Woman Show with Sunny James. This is a March 19 guest appearance on WWWT-FM in Washington DC. It was a great opportunity to talk about Barack Obama's speech on race and politics. This was my 4th appearance. And yes, it runs WITHOUT commercials! Yeah! Please be sure to listen to the next show. I have lots to share with you including the reasons for changing the name of the show, thank yous, video from the Talk Radio Seminar, which I couldn't have attended without the help from listeners. And of course, another edition of The Sunny James Show. See ya next time, Sunny Comments[0] |
Wed, 20 February 2008 Welcome to Show #35-08 Thanks for listening everybody.My new email address: theabw@verizon.net Also you can directly download this show from www.sunnyjames.net OR www.theabw.net OR www.theangryblackwoman.net And of course, you can find me on iTunes News and All the Other Stuff for #35-08 -- Sunny James on FOX's American Crossroads Black and White -- Once again links to appearances on Tony Kornheiser's show on WWWT-FM here in the Nation's Capital. December 14 and December 21 -- You Know You Want to Listen, The Extended Play Version, Sunny on 3WT-FM, The David Burd & Jessica Doyle Show -- Join the facebook group "I Support Sunny James and the Angry Black Woman Show." Thanks again Daphnee! -- February Doldrums?--Hardly. Valentine's Day, the Potomac Primary, El Hajj Malik El-Shabazz Remembered on February 21, Black History Month -- Just click the button--I meant it. No, I need it! Please. -- It's Not Just About the White House. Think Supreme Court and The Case No One is Talking About -- A Real Wife, Every Woman Needs One, Obama's Got One -- Gender Stereotypes. You Bet -- Racial Progress? See Following Article -- Deadly Delay. Minorities Late Diagnoses -- IRS Helps Illegals. Who Knew? -- Whose Afraid of Head Scarves? -- Our, All Children Deserve Better -- Australia Gets the Apology Right -- The New Yorker's The Color of Politics. Yes There are Other Black Politicians Besides Obama. Can You Say Cory Booker? -- National Geographic Does the Black Pharaohs -- Oscar May for Ruby Dee --
For the Musically Stuck in a Rut . . . "My Way" by Aretha Franklin and Nina Simone -- Where In the World is . . . Victoria Lake And one more time for good measure, Washington DC, the taxation without representation capital of the United States -- Sunny's Good Word - eudaimonism See ya next time,Sunny Comments[1] |
Thu, 31 January 2008 Hello Everybody,This is NOT an edition of The Angry Black Woman Show with Sunny James. This is a recent guest appearance on WWWT-FM in Washington DC. It was a great opportunity to talk about race, politics, Obama and Clinton, gender, the Missing White Woman Syndrome and other fun stuff. This was my third appearance; I think they like me! Yes, it runs a bit long, with commercials. I'll be visiting you again soon with another edition of The Angry Black Woman Show. See ya next time, Sunny Comments[0] |
Wed, 9 January 2008  Welcome to Show #34-08 Thanks for listening everybody.Sunny's new email address: theabw@verizon.net Also you can directly download this show from www.sunnyjames.net OR www.theabw.net OR www.theangryblackwoman.net And of course, you can find me on iTunes Last minute lesson to be learned from the New Hampshire primary--If you cry they will come! We haven't come a long way, baby!? If you'd like to read one of the articles from the show, please drop me an email, at least for the next several days. A software problem should be corrected soon. News and All the Other Stuff for #34-08 -- As promised, here are the links to my holiday guest appearances on Tony Kornheiser's show on WWWT-FM here in the Nation's Capital. December 14 and December 21 -- Join the facebook group "I Support Sunny James and the Angry Black Woman Show." Thanks again Daphine! -- MediaMatters for America. A great media watchdog site -- Brown v. Board of Education--What's That Got to do With Obama? -- Charles Taylor Says It's OK to Start His War Crimes Trial Again -- Private Security Contractors Look to Africa for Mercenaries. Just Another Way to Brutalize the Dark Continent -- Preacher Says Black Women Should Be Anti-Abortion Rights -- Europe--So Lovely, So Beautiful, So Full of Hate -- Gay Muslims, Really? -- Sisterlock Makes Waves -- Wonder Woman by a Woman --
For the Musically Stuck in a Rut . . . Kenny Edmonds' "Playlist" -- Where In the World is . . . Washington DC, the taxation without representation capital of the United States -- Sunny's Good Word - limpid •
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Sun, 18 November 2007 Welcome to Show #33-07 Thanks for listening:Willamette University, New York University, University of North Carolina at Greensboro, University of Missouri, Roanoke College, Harrisburg Area Community College, San Diego State University, Catholic University, Marquette University, Harvard University, Bennett College, University of North Carolina at Asheville, University of Minnesota, Northwestern University, Concordia University, State University of New York at Binghamton, Cornell University, Tulane University, Rice University, University of Victoria, George Mason University, Howard University, Rutgers University, Nova University, University of Dayton, University of Illinois at Chicago, California State University, Depaul University, Emory University, Georgetown University, North Carolina A & T University, San Jose State University, University of Chicago, University of Kansas Thanks, also to those fearless and thoughtful listeners who actually pushed the little orange button: Mr. Brazelton, Ms.Carlyle, and crazyinconnecticut. To each and every one, Thank You! Sunny's got a new email address: theabw@verizon.net News and All the Other Stuff for #33-07 -- Civil Right Commission, Not any more -- Renter's Feel the Subprime Mortgage Pinch Too -- Countrywide Chief, Just Doesn't Know What Happened -- Racism, the New Form of TV Entertainment -- Who Are You Calling a Bitch--Why, Thank You!? -- Henry Louis Gates' Forty Acres and a Gap -- "Yeah" for the Garcias, Rodriguezs and the Martinezs -- Oakland's Black Muslim Bakery Cooking up Trouble and Murder, Pedophilia, Fraud and Polygamy and that's the Short List -- Aretha Franklin's New Found Control -- New Slave Narratives and the latest from Nathan McCall -- Books for the soul: Eat, Pray, Love, The Power of Now --
For the Musically Stuck in a Rut . . . Refuge (When it's Cold Outside) by John Legend -- Where In the World is . . . Turkey Fork. Yes, it's in the US -- Sunny's Good Word - lenitive •
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Fri, 19 October 2007 Welcome to Show #32-07 Thanks for listening:Ferrum College, Eastern Illinois University, University of Georgia, Auburn University, Nova University, University of Wisconsin, Grinnell College, Michigan State University, University of Oklahoma, Lawrence University, Texas A&M University, Baruch College, University of North Florida, and the University of Texas at Austin And a special welcome back home to Howard University alumni. Sunny's got a new email address: theabw@verizon.net News and All the Other Stuff for #32-07 -- Nobel Nut -- History's Strange Fruit at the End of a Rope -- Sharpton & Jackson: The Only Ones Who Can Answer for Black America, So Says the Myopic White Media -- Gov. Deval Patrick says "yes" to Obama -- Dyed, Fried and Laid to the Side--The Candidate Will Find You Under the Dryer and at the Wash Bowl -- Glamour Doesn't Mean Smart -- School Systems Under Pressure -- Rwanda's High Tech Aspirations -- Kenya's Poor Banking by Cellphone -- Milwaukee's Kimberly Hubbard--Thank you -- Ken Burns' "War" on Taxpayers' Dollars --
For the Musically Stuck in a Rut . . . "The Delta Meets Detroit: Aretha's Blues" -- Where In the World is . . . Milwaukee, Wisconsin -- Sunny's Good Word - acerbic •
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Sun, 16 September 2007 Welcome to Show #31-07 To financially support the Jena Six Please sent letters of support to Mychal Bell the only one of the Six that has already been tried Sign the online petition: http://www.petitiononline.com/aZ51CqmR/petition.html Thanks, ONE AND ALL FOR LISTENING! News and All the Other Stuff for #31-07 -- Sunny Face to Face with an Iraq War Veteran at the Local CVS -- Sunny Lets the Ball Drop in Her Own House! -- Mainstream Media & Jena, Louisiana & Cornell West and Mos Def Do Bill Maher -- The Little Rock Nine 50 Years Later -- Katrina Helps Rebuild New Orleans' Broken School System -- China in Africa, Again -- Ethiopia Finally Celebrates the New Millennium & Harlem's Abyssinian Baptist Church Visits the Source -- Do You Hate Your Vagina Enough to Go Under the Knife? -- Ireland's Green and Black -- Africa's Nuru Kane: His Music and Politics -- Common Sense from Chamillionaire -- For the Musically Stuck in a Rut . . . Strange Fruit by Nina Simone. In honor of the Jena Six and the demonstrators on September 20 -- Where In the World is . . . Perth, Australia -- Sunny's Good Word - aplomb •
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Sun, 26 August 2007  Welcome to Show #30-07 Just Click the Button, like--Maria, Ethan, Jennifer, Colin and the contributor who shall not be named did. Thanks for the financial support! News and All the Other Stuff for #30-07 -- Women Die in Iraq Too CNN.com -- Obama's Lookin' for Some Down Home Dems Newsweek -- Candidates Shop at the Boutique to Find The Right Message The Washington Post -- You May Have Gotten Rid of Your Subprime Mortgage, But the IRS is After You Now The New York Times -- Jena, Louisiana, Again Newsweek -- Wachovia, SunTrust and Citibank Don't Want Your Business, Don't Worry Walmart Does TIME -- Two Years Later, Katrina is Still in Ruins and Mainstream Media Shows Up for a Day The Nation -- Snitching and Black Folks Still Living in Slavery The Washington Post -- Bush Says Yes to Billion Dollar African Men's Circumcision Program, But Still Invisible on Darfur The Washington Post -- When Will The Lights Go On In Africa? The Economist -- The Chinese Colonize Africa, Why Not? Everyone Else Has International Herald Tribune -- Homophobic Reggae, So Much for One Love TIME -- Hip Hop Down But Not Out (definitely not dead) TIME -- For the Musically Stuck in a Rut . . . "Sunny" Shines Bright -- Where In the World is . . . the Caspian Sea -- Sunny's Good Word - Indomitable \in-DAH-muh-tuh-bul\ See ya next time,Sunny Comments[0] |
Sun, 22 July 2007 Welcome to Show #29-07 They're gone--Joanna and Jonathan do Crenshaw Boulevard. Los Angeles be nice to my kids. They're back--University and college listeners, Hampton University, San Francisco State University, William and Mary and Howard University. Just Click the Button, like--Celisa, Craig, Dwayne and stillcrazyinconnecticut did. Thanks for the financial support! News and All the Other Stuff for #29-07 -- A tribute to a soldier unknown to me. One of the youngest to enlist and one of the youngest to die. He enlisted on October 2005. He was 17 years old. On July 14 Army Spc. Christopher D. Kube was killed by a roadside bomb. He was 18 years old. When you download this show please think of him and the others still fighting. Selfishly, I don't want this to be my son in five years. -- India's Presidential election. Well, at least they didn't start a fire -- In Darfur, soon they can fight over water too -- Africa, still waiting to crawl into the web. The New York Times -- Muslim Americans' risky American existence -- A beacon of hope in a Boston mosque. The Christian Science Monitor -- Detroit, Newark, Washington DC, Chicago; What's changed in 40 years? African Americans are fatter and more prosperous and is that enough? Chicago Tribune, US News & World Report, Clarence Page -- Banks get away with robbery. Think bounce protection will save you? Not! -- It ain't easy or cheap bein' poor. The Christian Science Monitor -- Who does the Hot Ghetto Mess look like? -- For the Musically Stuck in a Rut . . . Pinetop Perkins and Susan Tedeschi . . . No clips with these suggestions, I just wanted to pass them on before they start to make too much noise rattling around in my head: Have you found Mavis Staples new CD, "We'll Never Turn Back"? Lucinda Williams CD "West" is rocking my world. And I had given up on "soul singers" doing anything for me ever again, until I heard Ryan Shaw. -- Where In the World is . . . Assam, Nilgiri or Darjeeling and my hot cup of tea please? -- Sunny's Good Word - Libertine
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Thu, 14 June 2007 Welcome to Show #28-07 Short Takes 1. Sharpton, Westward Ho, And Questions Who Let Her Out of Jail. Hope That's a Refundable Ticket 2. Obama and Tony Who? 3. BET Goes to the Land of the Rising Sun, A Damn Dark Day 4. Judge Blows Off 10-Year Sentence for Oral Sex News and All the Other Stuff for #28-07 -- Al Gore Said It, So Now It Must Be True, Rare ABW, I Told You So -- Where is Stepha Henry and Why Doesn't She Matter to the News Media? The ABW Rants Like Never Before -- Broken DC School System in the Spotlight, Again. The Washington Post, Part 2, Part 3 -- The Supreme Court says Tough Luck, Ladies. The Nation -- Romney's Mormons Running for Cover -- John Lewis on the Death of Nemesis, Jim Clark -- Brooklyn to Queens, We're All Mobbed Up -- Gangsters Even In the African Food Chain? -- Charles Taylor Finally Has His Day in The Hague, Liberia Background, info, The Economist -- Mugabe, Digging His Country's Grave, Newsweek -- Immigrants Going Home in a Box -- The Most Beautiful People on Earth, The First Post -- Wedding Bell Blues -- For the Musically Stuck in a Rut . . . Cindy Lauper's "At Last" -- Where In the World is . . . Edinburgh -- Sunny's Good Word - Ameliorate \uh-MEE-lee-uh-rayt\ See ya next time, Sunny Comments[6] |
Mon, 21 May 2007 Welcome to Show #27-07 Short Takes 1.Time Magazine's Most Influential People Actually Found Interesting People of Color 2. Mormons in the 'Hood, And After the Black Soul 3. Oprah, President Maker? NewsMax Says Maybe 4. Palestinian Moms, They Too Can Blow Themselves Up for God News and All the Other Stuff for #27-07
-- Jena, Louisiana's Racial Demons. Don't Worry This is the US of A, Those Pesky Little Things Never Go Away -- Talk About Talk Radio -- The Economist, Zimbabwe In the Dark, Still Wishing Mugabe Was in the Wind -- International Herald Tribune, Africa's Colleges Teaching Who? -- The Land of Milk and Honey is Just a Bus Ride from Haiti -- Chicago's Schools Hip Hop Workshops -- Editor & Publisher, Spike Lee Puts Money Where His Mouth Is, Film at 11 -- The Last Words from August Wilson -- Who Ate Chocolate City? -- For the Musically Stuck in a Rut: Macy Gray & Me, Doin' Something! -- Blatant Self Promotion for--what was supposed to be video and is now audio--New Feature, Sunny's Washington and More Blatant Self Promotion, The ABW T-Shirt! See ya next time, Comments[0] |
Sat, 31 March 2007  Welcome to Show #26-07 -- Bolivian Women Finding Their Way -- Deval Patrick, Never Was Daddy's Little Boy. Video -- Chess, 'Hood Style, Still A Game for Kings and Queens -- Slavery, Who's Sorry Now -- Attention . . . A Salute to Black Airmen -- Plastic Surgery Down South, and I Don't Mean Alabama or Georgia -- "Maxed Out" A Must See -- Terrance Howard in a Speedo? I'm There! "Pride" Makes a Splash and Other Confirmations that Black Folks ARE NOT Afraid of the Water -- Obituaries for Robert DeForrest and Walter Turnbull -- Joplin, Bobby McGee's & Me--Nothing Left to Lose! -- Sunny's Washington - U Street See ya next time, Sunny! Comments[2] |
Sun, 7 January 2007  Hello 2007 and Welcome to Show #25-07: Short Takes 1. Nancy Pelosi, fights like a big dog, oh yeah, she is a big dog! Lot's of fun going to be had watching the fight in the dog or is it the dog in the fight? 2. Deval Patrick and the citizens of Massachusetts make me proud, "You've come a long way, Baby." 3. Lions and Tigers and Muslims, oh, my! Keith Ellison, another 1st for Congress. 4. Oprah's South African school for girls, vanity project or a heart felt $40 mil? (see Christian Science Monitor 1/5 edition for GREAT article on educating girls) Also, why would anyone want to extort money from the queen of talk? 5. REMINDER: The Washington Post continues its series on "Being a Black Man." Come on, keep up! 6. The Kofi Annan era at the UN is over. Mr. Ban Ki-Moon, now in charge, appoints female to 2nd highest UN post. 7. Hindus take a forgiving dip in the Ganges, the largest religious gathering on the planet! News for 25-07 -- A Louisana's mayor's death, suicide or hate crime?
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Sat, 28 October 2006 Show #23 -- SHORT TAKES -- 1. Enough already with the main stream media attempts at making Barack Obama the Great Black--or is that--Democratic Hope and the salvation of Black folks far and near. I don't care how many covers he's on. Great life story, but he just isn't ready to lead this country. And why are so many voices, who readly admit to his inexperience,talking the loudest about a presidential run? U.S. News and World Report and Newsweek
2. The Tennessee senate race. No video clip here. Funky, Foul and Nasty, or can I just say Republican? Harold Ford--Quality race run by quality politician. Can he be the first African-American elected to the Senate since Reconstruction? Newsweek 3. White women and their love of little Black African children. Just NOT African American children. Where's the love? The WEEK NEWS FOR SHOW #23
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Tue, 10 October 2006 Show #22
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Sat, 26 August 2006 Show #21
-- In honor of my daughter's 15th birthday which she shares with the anniversary (August 26) of the passage of the the 19th amendment, a look at the Equal Rites Awards, according to Ellen Goodman in the Boston Globe GET IT! -- Cosby Exhorts Students, Parents at Baltimore elementary schools -- Juan Williams' book "Enough" and Walter Mosley's "A Life out of Context" GET IT! -- Russell Simmons Hip-Hop King Maker GET IT! and GET IT! -- Mfume's Maryland Race, Not to be Missed -- Russia's Racism Problem GET IT! -- In Newsweek, Michael Eric Dyson says Not Much Has Changed GET IT! -- Ghana's New Money or African Americans Behaving Badly, in Time. Also check out another piece on Ghana's Tourist Desires from Show #5 GET IT! -- Harold Freeman, Shepherd of the Sick from US News and World Report. GET IT! -- Hip-Hop's New Style, Jay-Z Paints a Fine Line See ya next time, Direct download: The_Angry_Black_Woman_Show_with_Sunny_James_21.mp3 Category: podcasts -- posted at: 6:24 PM Comments[1] |
Sat, 12 August 2006 Show #20
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Sat, 15 July 2006 Show #19 -- Welcome and Shout Out to New Listeners from Historically Black Universities and Others -- NAACP Still Fighting? USA Today's Julianne Malveaux say maybe GET IT! -- Voting Rights Act--Still Necessary GET IT! -- Barack Obama, the Congressional Black Caucus and Gerrymandering. The Economist says Black Politicians Can't Stand the Heat GET IT! -- The World Where Honor is More Important Than A Woman's Life GET IT! -- Hip-Hop and Oprah GET IT! and GET IT! -- Thousands Seek Aristide's Return to Haiti -- HIV Testing for All? GET IT! -- Booker T. Washington and Julius Rosenwald. What a Partnership GET IT! -- The Nation's Darryl Pinckney Remembers Nella Larsen GET IT! -- Villiage Voice Sings German Reggae? GET IT! -- Visit Boz Scaggs' Roots See ya next time, Sunny! Direct download: The_Angry_Black_Woman_Show_with_Sunny_James_19.mp3 Category: podcasts -- posted at: 8:30 PM Comments[0] |
Tue, 27 June 2006 Show #18
See ya next time, Sunny Just as a reminder, only the show topics are downloaded with the podcast. Any other ABW musings and astute observations are posted on her website. There are changes underway at the ABW web site. Now there are links to many of the articles and news items. So, if you do want to read an article in its entirety, PDF links and other links are available. Direct download: The_Angry_Black_Woman_Show_with_Sunny_James_18.mp3 Category: podcasts -- posted at: 3:08 PM Comments[1] |
Sat, 17 June 2006 Show #17
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Sat, 10 June 2006 Show #16
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Wed, 31 May 2006 Hello to All--
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Sat, 22 April 2006 Show #14 -- Viewer mail from New York, Texas and Caracas -- Blacks and Immigration -- Mexicans Turn Their Backs on May 1 -- Interview with DC's former Assistant Police Chief, Ronald C. Monroe on Cynthia McKinney and being "uppity" -- The ABW rants about the state of Black America. What's a covenant anyway? -- Line up Behind Farrakhan, Sharpton and Smiley? -- Why Can't the Congressional Black Caucus Get it Up? -- The lighter side of New Orleans has its say -- Spoiled kids and iPods and sweet 16 ain't what it used to be (Yes, I know, nothing is) -- Ebony eyes, ebony lies and Who are the 100+ Most Influencial Black Americans Smiling At? -- Mega churches; the money goes in there and comes out where? -- New take on a favorite song, "The Soul of a Man" See ya next time, Sunny. CORRECTION: THE ARTICLE TITLED "THE BUSINESS OF FAITH" WAS INCORRECTLY ATTRIBUTED TO EBONY MAGAZINE. IT IS AN ARTICLE IN THE MAY BLACK ENTERPRISE. Comments[0] |
Wed, 29 March 2006 Show #13 -- A special thank you to Cathy Hughes of Radio-One for her support -- An extra special thank you to the women and men at Fort Leonard Wood -- Bush Pisses off The Angry Black Woman, Not Prudent -- Immigration American Style? -- Censure Who? -- ColorLines Found and Crossed -- Poor Folks=Limited Assets and Ecomomic Injustice -- H&R Block Takes Poor Folks for a Ride -- The NAACP's Crisis, Worth a Long Look for Black Farmers and A New Smithsonian Anacostia Museum -- The Coked Up President, Bolivia is High on Morales -- Claude Allen, What a Shame, What the Hell Happened? -- Charles Taylor, When Will He Pay? -- Ellen Johnson-Sirleaf Takes on the Nation's Capital -- Cell Phone Picks Pocket
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Sun, 12 March 2006 Show #12
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Sat, 18 February 2006  Show #11
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Fri, 10 February 2006 Show #10:-- Explaining "Joanna and Jonathan go to bed." -- A Valentine's Day Twist, "Dump Him or Keep Him." -- What Do New Orleans, Ray Nagins and Haiti Have in Common? -- The Legacy of Dr. King, Tainted? -- Another Magazine Find, BBC Focus on Africa -- Quick Cover Your Ears for Wiggazs, Niggazs and Darkies -- Stinking of Apartheid--In Our Blood -- Yes, Immigration Again -- African Slaves' Remains -- Boys, Girls, Parents, You Figure it Out -- Marathon Lite, Like Hell -- NY Times to African-American Women, You Just Don't Measure Up -- Van Morrison Looking for Someone Like You -- Quicken Me, Just One More Time -- "Music" to Sunny's Ears Keep Listening, Keep Subscribing and don't forget to answer the question do I "Keep Him or Dump Him"? See ya next time, Sunny! Comments[0] |
Sat, 28 January 2006  Show #9
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Sat, 21 January 2006 Here Goes #8
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Sat, 14 January 2006 Show #7
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Wed, 4 January 2006 Hello all and Happy New Year! Thank you for listening. My New Year's surprise was an increase in listenership. I am pleased and encouraged that there is an interest in my particular take on news and issues. Keep listening! Show #6
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Wed, 4 January 2006 Hello all and Happy New Year! Thank you for listening. My New Year's surprise was an increase in listenership. I am pleased and encouraged that there is an interest in my particular take on news and issues. Keep listening. Show #6 --Trying to understand Sudan --Ethiopian Girls and Children, Run or Work --Cable a la carte --NEA's Big Bucks --Public School Bill to Parents: $1500 --No Secret Here: Blacks at Higher Risk in Cancer Care --Katrina Welcome Mat: Whites Only --Records' First Years --Hollywood Spins a Bad Year. Glickman says "Yeah"; USA Today says "Nope" --They're Lovin' Minorities Now! --Howz 'Bout a MLK Holiday DVD sale, Y'all? --DC Style; If You Build it They Will Learn? Not Here --Running From DC to PG County Still Doesn't Make You Safe. Now Where To? --Limbo, Limbo, Limbo, No More --Scott Joplin, Still on the Rag --James Allen's "As a Man Thinketh" See ya next time, Sunny Category: podcasts -- posted at: 8:31 AM Comments[0] |
Thu, 29 December 2005 Show #5 -- Mother Jones Scolds the Fourth Estate -- Women Can't Win for Trying -- Muslim Woman Takes up a Cross -- Women's Rights in S. Korea Still Wrong -- Abortion, Not Coming to a State Near You -- Ghana, to African Americans, "Come Home" -- French Riots, Mon Dieu! -- Gold Mining, American Style --Xenophobic Immigration Judges -- Ernie Chambers Cornhusker with Flava -- New Orleans, Encore. Article from the Nation and Esquire -- GOP DC to Tickle Your Funny Bone -- Alternative DVD Format Wars -- Fox in a Box -- Zydeco, Creole, and Cajun Music--Who needs hot sauce? See ya next time, Sunny Comments[0] |
Thu, 22 December 2005 It's times like these that I really do ask myself "what the hell am I doing"? So God bless this root canal and on with the delayed "show notes."
Show #4 --former secy of state comes clean
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Thu, 15 December 2005 While I work on show #4, give a listen to show #3.
Show #3 --Condi pic revisisted --Newspaper death, No mourners --The Federalist Society. Farm team for future leaders. --Education. Boys, minorities, DC schools still falling down --$100 million baseball stadium being built while schools crumble and test score tumble. --Black, white, purple, green, somewhere, somebody hates you. --I hate it but, Katrina redeux --Bolivia OG (that's original gangsta for the uninitiated) leading candidate to become country's president --If it's Christmas, it must be time for technology stuff --Ethiopia to Kansas a farmer makes hay or rather teff --DC art exhibit --Ben Harper and The Blind Boys of Alabama, enough said!! See ya next time, Sunny Comments[0] |
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