Education for Kids · Amanda Seales
by Amanda Seales
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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.
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.
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 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.
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