In celebration of Black History Month, Queen P reads Tupac Shakur's handwritten poem titled "Tell Mama." This poems message is about not judging a person solely by a mere glance. Dim the lights, sit back, relax, and enjoy the reading of this exceptional poem written by the late Tupac Shakur. Audio Production by Nigel Beckles Email:[email protected]

Get Out made Jordan Peele the very first black American writer, producer, and director to make over $100 million in a film debut. In honor of Black History Month, Sharee and Audrey dive in to the breakout thriller and cultural sensation and Oscar award-winner for “Best Original Screenplay.”

In this episode of The Royal Affair, Queen P will read Maya Angelou's famous poem titled "Still I Rise." Let's celebrate Black History Month together. Dim the lights,sit back, relax, and enjoy the reading. Audio Production by Nigel Beckles Email:[email protected]

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In this episode, we kick off Black History Month by Queen P, reciting the poem/hymn "Lift Every Voice And Sing " by James Weldon Johnson. This song was written in 1900 on President Lincoln's birthday and was very popular in the Black community. Back then the song became known as the "Negro Nation Anthem". Today, it's come to be known as the "Black National Anthem". Dim the lights, sit back, relax and together let's listen to Queen P share with us the words of "Lift Every Voice And Sing". Audio Production by Nigel Beckles Email:[email protected]

We wrap up an amazing month celebrating Black History Month. We heard from remarkable black leaders, entrepreneurs, black men and women who are all making an outstanding difference in this world. On this episode, we celebrate Dr. Nicole Price who has ignited an empathy revolution that is setting traditional leadership ablaze. Using a unique brand of problem solving that’s enhanced by technical skill, she’s helping leaders shine brighter than ever before. She is an author, speaker and CEO of Lively Paradox, where teamwork begins with celebrating differences. She’ll make you laugh and she’ll help you climb to the illuminating heights you were meant to reach. For Extra Innings with Dr. Nicole Price, please visit: https://bit.ly/RTBNicolePriceWebsite: https://livelyparadox.com/

A fantastic conversation as we continue to honor Black History Month. Joining the show is a modern-day Renaissance man who does business with style. As a self-proclaimed jack of all trades, he claims skill at much and mastery of nothing. But his credentials suggest otherwise. Jordan Williams is the fashionpreneur behind Keefe Cravat neckwear and producer at the branding agency, Barkley. He’s on a mission to bring good to many. And with simple conversation, ties vision to purpose in the ultimate show of great taste. He also offers wisdom and heart when discussing the significance of Black History Month...this is a conversation you don't want to miss!Extra Innings with Jordan Williams: https://bit.ly/RTBJordanWilliamsWebsite: https://keefecravat.com/

In this episode of The Royal Affair, Queen P will read Maya Angelou's famous poem titled "Still I Rise." Take it all in and enjoy the reading.Let's celebrate Black History Month together. Dim the lights,sit back, relax, and breathe. You have entered into The Royal Affair.

We continue on with the celebration of Black History Month. This episode Queen P reads the poem titled "The Giver" (For Berdis) by James Baldwin. The poem is about giving your love away and the consequences of giving.

In this episode, we kick off Black History Month by Queen P reciting the poem/hymn "Lift Every Voice And Sing " by James Weldon Johnson. This song was written in 1900 on President Lincoln's birthday and was very popular in the Black community. Back then the song became known as the "Negro Nation Anthem". Today, it's come to be known as the "Black National Anthem". Dim the lights, sit back, relax and together let's listen to Queen P share with us the words of "Lift Every Voice And Sing".

On this episode of the A Show -- Justin & Meelz have another "Office Hours" sessions about being persistent with job interviews, talk about Cain Velasquez' arrest, and Cesaro's contract expiring. They also talk about WWE2k22 having a plethora of released superstars and a potential scoop on Tony Khan's "big announcement" this week.Later on in the show, they talk about Smackdown making Ricochet a bigger deal on the show, as well as Brock/Roman's segment but also ask "are people tired of Charlotte?" On Raw, Edge sets his sights on his Wrestlemania challenger, and Reggie defies us on the final day of Black History Month.

We conclude our Black History Month celebration with the reading of the poem "Life Is Fine" by Langston Hughes. **This poem is about a man who is depressed and contemplating suicide but still finds it within himself to find the beauty of life. "Life is fine, Fine as wine,Life Is Fine".

We continue on with the celebration of Black History Month. This episode Queen P reads the poem titled "The Giver" (For Berdis) by James Baldwin. The poem is about giving your love away and the consequences of giving.

In this episode, we kick off Black History Month by Queen P reciting the poem/hymn "Lift Every Voice And Sing " by James Weldon Johnson. This song was written in 1900 on President Lincoln's birthday and was very popular in the Black community. Back then the song became known as the "Negro Nation Anthem". Today, it's come to be known as the "Black National Anthem". Dim the lights, sit back, relax and together let's listen to Queen P share with us the words of "Lift Every Voice And Sing".