EPISODE · Nov 2, 2010 · 1H 55M
November 2, 2010
from Sam in the Morning on LA Talk Radio · host LA Talk Radio
We are joined in the studio by Becky, a fun woman from Chicago who enjoys talking freely. Shari has things bought for her, but won't declare anyone a Sugar Daddy. British gang memebers don't carry guns, and UK men are not well-endowed, according to our guest who lived in London for a year. Author Lise Eliot talks about how gender differences are affected by the way kids are raised, featured in her book "Pink Brain Blue Brain."
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Myra Wallace, Author of "Beauty Come Forth" joins Mother Love in studio to empower women to step into their own beauty not some false sense of beauty that the media perpretrates on us, her FREE online magazine Beauty Come Forth as well as her new TV talk show Stir N Up the Gifts set to debut on The Hosanna Network December 2010. Television Icon Bern Nadette Stanis! Joins Mother Love for a candid conversation about her books, career, marriage, mother hood and being true to yourself. She is best known as Thelma from Good Times! But there's much more to her than that. In the 70s, Bern Nadette Stanis was the personification of Black Beauty. As sophisticated and graceful as she was, she still became TV's first Black sex symbol or "It" girl. Thelma/Bern Nadette and The Evans Family also proved many stereotypes wrong about the ghetto and the young black girl, like for instance...that all Black girls and Black families in the ghetto had no hopes, dreams, or class. Thelma showed that a "ghetto girl" had hopes and dreams, intelligence, respect, dignity and grace, and it wasn't just acting, Bern Nadette was that naturally. She introduced a new definitive image of the young Black girl and woman. She is so grounded and well loved and a great daughter as she had her ailing Mother with her.
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