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The Mutha Knows Show
by Power 99 (WUSL-FM)
The Mutha Knows Show with Mutha Knows from the Rise N Grind Morning Show on Philly's Power 99
Episodes
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FINAL BLACK HISTORY MONTH FACTS!
Dr. Shirley Ann Jackson is indeed recognized as the first Black woman to earn a PhD from MIT, and her research in physics significantly contributed to the development of technologies like touch-tone dialing, caller ID, and call waiting, even though she may not be credited as the sole inventor of...
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Black History Month Spotlight - Hattie McDaniel, Halle Berry, Denzel Washington, Sidney Poitier
On March 24, 2002, Halle Berry becomes the first Black woman to win the Best Actress Oscar for her portrayal of a struggling widow who falls in love with her husband’s death row executioner in Monster’s Ball. Before Berry, the only African American actress to win an Academy Award was Hattie...
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Black History Month Spotlight Alexander Miles, Dr. G. Carter Woodson, Dr. Rebecaa Lee Crumpler, Stevie Wonder, Alpha Kappa Alpha (AKA) Sor
Dr. Rebecca Crumpler was the first African American woman to earn an M.D. degree. YEAR. 1883. Carter G. Woodson, a groundbreaking historian and Harvard alum, is known as the father of Black history. Alexander Miles invented the automatic elevator door system, which made elevators safer to ride....
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Black History Month Spotlight Garret Morgan, Sheryl Swoops, Alvin Ailey, Phillip B. Downing, Sheryl Swoops and Alvin Ailey American Dance
Garrett Morgan invented an early version of the traffic light. In 1916, he patented a “safety hood,” a breathing device that protected miners and firefighters. His traffic light was patented in 1923 and eventually sold for $40,000 to General Electric. #BHM Philip B. Downing designed a metal box...
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Black History Month Spotlight Claudette Colvin
Before Rosa Parks made history, there was Claudette Colvin. At age 15, on March 2, 1955 in Montgomery, Alabama, Claudette Colvin refused to give up her seat to a white woman.
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Black History Month Spotlight Sadie T. M. Alexander
Sadie Tanner Mossell Alexander, the first Black woman to graduate from the University of Pennsylvania Law School and the first Black woman to earn a PhD in the United States.
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Black History Month Spotlight
Maggie L. Walker made many achievements during her lifetime. In 1903, she became the first African-American woman to charter a bank and the first African-American woman to serve as a bank president. Thomas Jennings invented a process he called "dry-scouring," receiving a patent in 1821 and…
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Black History Month Spotlight Roxanne Shante
On February 1st, the Recording Academy honored the pioneering Roxanne Shanté, with Lifetime Achievement Awards. As one of hip-hop’s first female rappers to gain widespread acclaim in the mid-1980s, Shanté’s sharp lyricism and fearless persona broke barriers in a male-dominated industry, paving…
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Hall of Famer & Grammy winning writer/producer Jimmy Jam
Legendary producer and songwriter Jimmy Jam join us for a career-spanning interview with many great stories! Jimmy Jam & Terry Lewis is currently working on exciting new projects, including a new album, a documentary, and the release of a never-before-heard song by Luther Vandross. This was an...
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Vanessa Bell Calloway Interview
Promoting: - BET+Queens of Christman (12/19/24)/Sony's One of Them Days (1/29/25) Beginning her career as a dancer, Vanessa Bell Calloway became known for her film roles as Princess Imani Izzi in the 1988 comedy Coming to America and its sequel. Since then, Bell Calloway appeared in more than 150...
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Remy Ma Proves She Was With Her Daughter On Christmas
Remy Ma took to social media to share what she claims will be her last post addressing Papoose’s allegations that she spent Christmas with Eazy The Block Captain instead of their young daughter.
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Remy Ma Blasts Boxer Claressa Shields Over Relationship With Papoose
Remy Ma took to the streets of social media in the wee hours of the morning to blast boxer Claressa Shields for dating her husband, Papoose.
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Don't get distracted or discouraged by what other people are doing.
Don't get distracted or discouraged by what other people are doing. Stay in your lane and focused on what you need to do. Forget what other people are doing. You’ve got enough on your plate. Focus on yourself—focus on what you might be doing wrong. Fix that. Keep an eye fixed on your own life....
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TEEDRA MOSES INTRVIEW
I had an amazing conversation with my girl Teedra Moses, celebrating 20 years of her debut album Complex Simplicity. Enjoy! xo
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Vindication
With faith in God, you can be certain of triumph in every battle, as He fights for your vindication. God knew there would be unfair situations. That is why He already arranged a comeback for every setback, vindication for every wrong and a new beginning for every disappointment. Were you ever...
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JOB BURNOUT
I dont know who needs to hear this but if youve been feeling overwhelmed and exhausted, and tasks that you could have easily done last week are very difficult to even start now, it might be burnout!! burnout is real and hard to solve but recognizing it may be a helpful first step.
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Be Proud Of Your Progress
Be proud of your progress and keep taking steps forward no matter how small. You will eventually reach your full potential and you will look back on the days you thought you’d never make it, and you will smile, and be proud that you never gave up on yours.
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Choose Friends Wisely
Funny how one minute you on top and the next it could be all over. Choose your friends wisely my friends because they could be plotting against you. The harsh truth of the world is that not everyone can be trusted.
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The Mutha Knows Show with Mutha Knows from the Rise N Grind Morning Show on Philly's Power 99
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