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Well, well, well…Black women have been called “ghetto” as long as I can remember. The reason this time? For openly celebrating a NCAA Championship victory and talking a little trash—ON THE COURT! Angel Reese is certainly owed an apology, but from whom? Keep rocking ya crown, Angel!

The United States just suffered its 130th mass shooting and its 19th school shooting since the beginning of this year. Inaction will never prevent gun violence, but it seems like the NRA has Congress in a stranglehold when it comes to protecting Americans from the newest number one cause of death for youth: gun violence.

Now Ron DeSantis and his STOP WOKE Act is targeting shero, Ruby Bridges?! Come on, bro.

The SLEEPYS featuring Bethany Mandel needed a little help defining wokeness, so I've reclaimed it and took the time to break it down! Turns out, WAKING UP is not a half bad idea.

From Derrick Chauvin's tax evasion charges, Trump back on YouTube, and Congress trying to regulate banks after Silicon Valley Bank's meltdown. It's definitely news you better use! Be sure to stay tuned for more weekly updates

This week, I sat down with an amazing educator & youth advocate, Mr. Donovan Taylor Hall. Mr. Donovan, as he is commonly referred to by his students, taught social skills classes at Impact Academy in Oakland, CA that teaches kids how to become active facilitators of their growth. In this episode, we talk about the foundation of Mr. Donovan’s philosophy, which is designed to raise levels of self-esteem and self-worth, creating spaces for youth to find their personal power, and practicing gratitude. I hope you have as much fun hearing from the Modern Day Mr. Rogers, as I had speaking to him! ► Merch is Now Available! https://a-rye-gear.myshopify.com/​ ► Make sure you follow me on socials: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/angelarye/​ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/TheAngelaRye/​ Twitter: https://twitter.com/angela_rye​ Website: http://angelarye.com/​

On this special Father’s Day edition of On One, my father, Eddie Rye Jr. came back for the second time to talk about all things family, fatherhood, and freedom. In this episode, we go back in time to talk about my dad’s upbringing in Shreveport & Seattle, his early activism days and meeting MLK, our relationship, what freedom looks like to Black Americans and some funny and embarrassing stories from the both of us.

This week’s special guest for #On1WithAngelaRye is the incredible Dr. Joy. Dr. Joy Harden Bradford is a Licensed Psychologist, Author, Media Personality, and the founder of Therapy for Black Girls. She focuses on making mental health topics more relevant and accessible for Black women while using pop culture to further illustrate psychological concepts. In this episode, we dive into the relationship between mental health and the Black community. We discuss everything from the need for more Black mental health professionals, to PROPER self care practices and the intersection of faith, culture, and therapy.

This week’s #On1WithAngelaRye is a special LIVE episode recorded on Clubhouse. We were joined by the incredible former CBC Chair and Representative from California, Ms. Karen Bass. Congressmember Bass has served the 37th district of California since 2011. She serves on the House Committee on Foreign Affairs, where she is the Chair of the Subcommittee on Africa, Global Health, and Global Human Rights. She also serves on the House Judiciary Subcommittee on Crime and Terrorism, where she works to craft sound criminal justice reform policies. In this episode, we dive into the George Floyd Justice in Policing Act, its language, myths, and misconceptions of the bill and discuss ways everyone can help move this bill forward.

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In this episode of #On1WithAngelaRye​, we’re joined by plant stylist and author, Hilton Carter. We dive into his new book, Wild Creations, and discuss plant parenting. Hilton even plant coaches Angela—we are on the road to living plants (don’t mind that dying aloe 🥺)

In this episode of #On1WithAngelaRye​, we’re joined by TWO TIME New York Times bestselling author Luvvie Ajayi Jones. We dive into her new book, Professional Troublemaker, learn what an oriki is, and get coached on going forward in excellence!

A new podcast with a gospel legend? I think so! In this episode of #On1WithAngelaRye​, we’re joined by the Kirk Franklin HANDLE. We do call and response, talk about what it means to be human AND Christian, leaders who turned a blind eye to racial injustice, his new podcast Good Words, and so much more. The doors of the church are now...OPEN. ► Merch is Now Available! https://a-rye-gear.myshopify.com/​ ► Make sure you follow me on socials: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/angelarye/​ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/TheAngelaRye/​ Twitter: https://twitter.com/angela_rye​ Website: http://angelarye.com/​

In this super intense episode of #On1WithAngelaRye​, Angela speaks to Columbia University and Neuroscientist, Dr. Carl Hart. He discusses his controversial new book “Drug Use for Grown-Ups”. They address legalizing all drugs versus decriminalization and the impact of drug use on the Black community.

On this episode of On 1 With Angela Rye, we take a moment to reflect on and honor Martin Luther King, Jr. We ask the question, where do we go from here? Social justice leaders Dr. Angela Davis and Alicia Garza discuss ways to bring forth radical change in the United States.

In this crossover episode, I speak with Adrienne Banfield-Norris of Positively Gam. You may know her as Gammy from Red Table Talk. We spoke about Black women's impact on the election, a Black Agenda, our MVP Kamala Harris, and tips on living a healthy lifestyle (including how to get Gam fine!!).

On this special edition of On 1 with Angela Rye, we take a moment to review the eventful year that was 2020. On this episode, I talk about the biggest 20 moments of the year. You already know, Kamala, Black Lives Matter, and all the many COVID-related madness made the list. We couldn't make this episode without honoring the lives lost this year. I also answer your most pressing #AskAngela questions. I know we're all talking about the vaccine, so you’ll get my take on this episode too. 2020 has been such a journey, let's finish the year strong together.

On this episode of On 1 with Angela Rye, I am joined by my Mentor Dad, Dr. Michael Eric Dyson to discuss his new book “Long Time Coming: Reckoning with Race in America.” This conversation and this book was a highlight of 2020. I always learn so much from Doc. His epistles to some of the lives lost this year discussing some of the biggest issues of our time is a game changer. We also vent about our Karen trauma and wrestle with President Obama’s comments on Defund The Police! This is a must listen!

DUAL PODCAST ALERT: On this episode of On 1, I am joined by Bill Rhoden of On Sports Pod and his co-host Jamal Murphy where we discuss a little sports and a lot more politics and activism. This year we witnessed athletes from a variety of sports use their platform to advocate for social justice. In this podcast, we discuss how the WNBA led the charge, how the NBA players made a critical decision to play, and how athletes help get out the vote. We also discuss how we move forward. How should players use their newly realized power?

DUAL PODCAST ALERT: On this episode of On 1, I'm doing a dual podcast with ”This Moment” hosted by influential musical artist Jason Diakite and internationally renowned Chef Marcus Samuelsson (if you’re like me you’ve been to Red Rooster in Harlem!). A month after this historic election, we discuss the Black women who saved democracy, the incoming Biden administration, and what President-elect Biden needs to do after we won this election for him! You know I also had to ask a couple of questions about cooking. We even debate sweet potato souffle vs. good ol candied yams!

Tune into this Masterclass where Angela Rye chats with child Celebrity Entertainment Journalist, Tiana Sirmans about becoming a better journalist. Tiana speaks about her passion for journalism, running for student government, and what she likes to do for fun.

We talk about the state of his race, his mentor (and one of mine) John Lewis, and why Black voters must use their voices.

I’ve known Jon for a decade. He’s the same person today as he was as a congressional staffer. Tune in to hear how he wants to preserve John Lewis’s legacy and why he’s ready to co-sponsor Justice in Policing!

The last and final debate was quite disappointing.

Wowwwww! We talk expanding Medicare, Mississippi finally being first, connection to Fannie Lou Hamer, and more! Tune in to this special edition of #on1withangelarye with Mike Espy!

On this episode, Angela Rye is joined by Ari Berman (Senior Reporter at Mother Jones and author of Give Us the Ballot: The Modern Struggle for Voting Rights in America) to discuss voter suppression. Berman reveals how people are using tactics to steal our votes and how we can fight back.

On this episode of On 1, Angela Rye catches up with Kentucky State Representative Charles Booker about the unrest in Louisville and his thoughts about the upcoming election. Rep. Booker discusses Breonna Taylor, organizing, and his organization From the Hood to the Holler.

Is all this our fault for not getting Merrick Garland on the bench under President Obama? On this episode of #On1WithAngelaRye, Angela is joined by an all-star legal panel to discuss the legacy of Ruth Bader Ginsburg, Obama vs Trump judicial picks, and how to fight (even expand!!) the courts. Panelists include: Kristen Clarke - President and Executive Director, National Lawyers’ Committee for Civil Rights Under Law Christopher Kang - Chief Counsel, Demand Justice Elie Mystal - Justice Correspondent, The Nation Tina Tchen - President and CEO, Time’s Up

In this special edition of On 1, Angela Rye sits down with Senator Kamala Harris for an exclusive interview at the NAACP National Convention. Senator Harris discusses the life and legacy of Ruth Bader Ginsburg, her thoughts on the Breonna Taylor case, a Black Agenda, and why she really needs Black men voting and involved.

Angela Rye sits down with Queen Afua to discuss holistic wellness. During this conversation, Angela opens up about her experience with the 21 Day Detox and the impact it has had on her life. Queen Afua also shares the importance of living a healthy lifestyle and reveals ways people can boost their immune system during the coronavirus pandemic.

In this episode of Meet The Candidate, Angela Rye chats with Desiree Tims of Ohio’s 10th congressional district. Angela talks to Desiree about creating a music video for her campaign, interning for the Obama White House, and the challenges she has faced running for office as a black woman. Campaign Website: https://timsforcongress.com

In this Masterclass, Will Smith becomes Angela Rye’s acting coach and teaches her a few acting techniques. During this virtual acting class, Will shows Angela how to use her life experiences to tap into emotions of different characters. Angela applies Will’s acting tips and performs a scene with the actor—does she nail it?! This acting tutorial also includes a discussion with Will about how he gets into character, his past roles (including a big role he turned down!), and legendary career as a rapper.

Angela Rye chats with her pastor, Sarah Jakes Roberts, about race, growing up in the church, and becoming your most authentic self. Tune in to find out what Sarah has been cooking during quarantine. This episode was recorded in April 2020.

On this special edition of On 1 with Angela Rye, Angela Rye is joined by elected officials, former staffers, and civil rights leaders to commemorate the life and legacy of Congressman John Lewis. Angela sits down for an exclusive conversation with Reverend Jesse Jackson, Sr. There will also be panel discussions with Derrick Johnson, President and CEO of the NAACP; Rep. Karen Bass, Chair of the Congressional Black Caucus; Stephanie Young, Managing Director for Culture, Communications & Media Partnerships at When We All Vote, LaTosha Brown, Co-founder of Black Voter Matter and many more. ► Make sure you follow me on socials: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/angelarye/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/TheAngelaRye/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/angela_rye Website: http://angelarye.com/ ► Angela Rye embodies what it means to be a “bringer of truth”. Named and raised accordingly, the attorney’s no holds barred commentary has resonated with demographics all over the world. She is the Principal and CEO of IMPACT Strategies, a political advocacy, social impact, and racial equity firm based in Washington, DC. She is the host of the podcast “On One with Angela Rye” and a commentator on CNN. She has been seen on several programs and outlets from Breakfast Club, BET where she has been nominated for multiple NAACP Image Awards , TV One, and ABC among others. She is a 2019 recipient of an Honorary Doctorate from Wiley College. Angela served as the Executive Director and General Counsel to the Congressional Black Caucus for the 112th Congress.

Angela raps (pun intended) with Method Man about current issues and has a mini-debate about "bars". Can she drop bars in her commentary without being a dope MC? Tune in to find out!

Will Smith sits down for an exclusive conversation with Angela to discuss police violence, race, and so much more.

On this COVID-19 edition of the podcast, Angela discusses vulnerable populations and the adverse impact this pandemic is having on communities of color. Angela feels seen when Ijeoma addresses supply hoarding and selfish survival without real regard for neighbors (who are Y'ALL checking on right now?!).

Angela is a faithful attendee of Angela Manuel Davis's always packed cycling classes at her new studio, AARMY. It has changed her life, so she is inviting you all to experience the awesomeness of Angela Manuel Davis! She is not just a trainer to some of the biggest names of our time, she is genuinely a purpose doula--ushering us all to our greatest and best selves. Angela (your podcast host) truly does her dope training NO JUSTICE, but when you're as dope as Angela (your trainer)--you shine anyway!

Lip Bar's CEO, Melissa Butler, joins Angela to show her how to beat a FAST FACE...or just a face period. Angela stays spending money on makeup that just sits and sits...and sits. Why? She has no idea how to use it. Can Melissa show this stubborn one how to apply make-up and quickly?? Throughout the tutorial, the two chop it up about the challenges of entrepreneurship, the joys of mentorship, and the one *possible* good thing about COVID-19.

This MasterClass is #lifegoals. Angela has a super real conversation with Ms. Pattiabout a tense exchange with James Brown, loving Luther (and his mama), and that hair chile. This diva gives us the tools, the keys, and the receipts. Are you jelly?! You should be, but not for long. Just tune in and join our dinner party--yes, with the WINE! BYOB

Angela STAYS needing a therapeutic intervention! Her lifeline? Yadi! Yadi is Angela's holistic therapist and full on life coach. She is hellbent on sharing the best of her world with the viewers and listeners, especially if that means we all grow! Yadi calls it right out--Angela you are not perfect. Tune into hear why AND what this season of stillness all really means.

In front of a live (well, remote) audience for this episode of On 1, Angela brought on a very special guest, her bestfriend Leonetta Ruth Rose Espy Elaiho! From jokes about their church memories to the ups and downs of their friendship and discussing The Clark Sisters movie—this tell it like is and tell it ALL is a must see!

On this Masterclass, Angela chops it up with the First Lady and Kiki about church politics, the new Clark Sisters biopic, and their new albums. See if Angela can hit these Clark Sister-like notes!!

On this Masterclass, Chris Paul teaches Angela dribbling techniques while discussing the NBA, being quarantined, why he JUST washed clothes for the first time...in his LIFE, and Chris’s future in politics.

Did you know Black people are disproportionately affected by and dying with COVID-19? It’s time to take matters into our own hands. In this discussion, Angela Rye called on the justice league of Black Women commentators—Joy Reid, Amanda Seales, Jemele Hill, Sunny Hostin, Tiffany Cross, Errin Haines, and Brittany Packnett Cunningham to help America understand the politics and racial disparities associated with corona virus.

Mellody Hobson, Co-CEO and President of Ariel Investments joins Angela to talk stimulus cash, making money in a recession, and our generational financial narratives. Angela confesses to paying tithes from student loan checks and shares other treacherous stories that are the antithesis to securing the bag. You want to learn how to survive and THRIVE during #thatRona? This podcast is for you, sis.

Angela has been hounding D-Nice forever to teach her how to DJ. Now that he is the BIGGEST DJ in the world, he made time to teach her a few tricks on the 1s and 2s. We talked about how he got into the craft, some of his favorite songs, and those incredible hats!

In the premiere episode of On 1 Master Class, Johnny Wright tries to yank Angela from the jaws of #ThatRona hairdo laziness with three easy styles. These are for you too as you social distance! He also shares the joys of being the chief hair stylist for First Lady Michelle Obama for eight years in the White House!

What's the real deal with COVID-19 aka coronavirus? Angela Rye chats with practicing physician and surgeon Dr. Ala Stanford to break down the facts and myths about the global coronavirus pandemic.

Episode 6 of Sibling Rivalry Podcast with Lenard Mckelvey and Angela Rye and they discuss the candidates in the presidential race, Super Tuesday, and more!!!

In front of a live audience, Angela Rye sits down with Alicia Garza, co-founder of Black Lives Matter and founder of Black Futures Lab to discuss all things super Black. Alicia discusses Black Agenda 2020, her endorsement of Elizabeth Warren and how she got started with activism at age 12.

Yeah this week was bananas. Angela speaks on the craziness of the Iowa Caucus, Trump was impeached but not removed by the courage-less Senate majority, and what was that SOTU speech?? She doesn’t answer the last question, but she definitely raises it.

Live from Claflin University in South Carolina, Angela talks to Mayor Pete about student loan debt, living his truth, freezing eggs, and his challenges connecting with Black voters.

Happy (early) Kwanzaa fam! In the spirit of kujichagulia (second principle of self determination), we end this podcast year stronger and better than ever. It’s a time of reflection, impeachment, and a path forward. Angela discusses life, impeachment, dating, impeachment, what it means to be 40, impeachment...and did we say impeachment?

Road to 2020: Julián Castro Live from the historic Paschal’s Restaurant in Atlanta, Angela talks to Secretary Castro about the power of Black women, primary order problems, Joaquin Castro’s beard, and more! (Pardon the static: Fox News brought it...LITERALLY!)

Live from North Carolina A&T University, Angela sits down with Senator Elizabeth Warren to discuss everything from Medicare for All to DaBaby (well, kinda).

This week Angela Rye and Lenard McKelvey discuss Tyler Perry's success, doing hard work, Trump impeachment inquiry, democratic debates preview and much more!!!! Subscribe to Sibling Rivalry on iTunes: podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/sibl…st/id1466787788 Soundcloud: soundcloud.com/siblingrivalry-podcast/

In front of a live audience at Hilltop Coffee + Kitchen in LA, O’Rourke challenges us to put some respect on his name—yes pronounced Beh-TO. From slave owning ancestry and white privilege to gun control and single-digit polling, Beto discusses why he should stay in the game.

Angela sat down for a candid conversation with the Squad—Reps. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, Ilhan Omar, Ayanna Pressley, and Rashida Tlaib during an NAACP town hall. And as to be expected, they dropped BARS. This is a must listen!

On this podcast, Angela sits down with presidential candidate and Senator Kamala Harris on her newly released criminal justice reform plan. They also delve into her record as prosecutor and California Attorney General.

Impeachment. If not now then when?

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With November 6th midterm elections days away, Angela and Nick Cannon engage in a passionate and sometimes heated discussion about the value of Black political power grounded by our right to vote.

This episode, Angela hosts a candid conversation with gubernatorial candidates Andrew Gillum (FL), Stacey Abrams (GA, and Ben Jealous (MD) during the CBC Foundation’s Annual Legislative Conference.

Episode 21 features a candid conversation on politics, pop culture, sports and pay equity with the fearlessly brilliant Jemele Hill. Oh...and will the Fab Five finally reconcile? 🤷🏾‍♀️

Episode 20 live from Sundance Film Festival in the season premiere, Angela has a candid conversation with industry heavyweights on the #metoo and #timesup movements. They also delve into the importance of Black women storytellers.

For Episode 19, Angela Rye and Bakari Sellers co-host a joint podcast and have a no holds barred conversation about what’s wrong with the Democratic Party, their respective upbringings, and tax shade (aka the Tax Reform Bill). You will not want to miss the final podcast of 2017!

In this very special episode 18 of On 1, Angela and her sister friend, brilliant communications strategist, Kristi Henderson present us with all of the hypocrisy, contradictions, and challenges that exist in today’s conversation about sexual harassment—being fully Black and fully woman.

Episode 17 includes a candid discussion about the ratchet hypocrisy that is the Republican Party and learn why Angela is SO glad Joy picked up the phone the morning after Trump won the election.

For Episode 16, we share a recent lecture Angela gave to a packed house (and overflow room!!) at the California African American Museum (CAAM). The lecture was a part of their Activism Now series. What’s the point? #WorkWOKE

This episode is dedicated to La David Johnson the slain US Soldier who was killed on October 4, 2017 in Niger. We lift up Rep. Frederica Wilson for being dedicated to uncovering the truth. The Conversate segment features a shade-filled laugh session with Don Lemon where we ask him how it feels to be invited back to the community BBQ and how he overcame being attacked online by Orangey.

recorded from a symposium on Rev's contributions to the civil rights movement over the last 50 years, this podcast explores Rev's advice for young activists, the next steps for the NFL Boycott, and what he really thought about Jay-Z talking about his dad selfies.

Episode 13 features a lively conversation with comedian Lil Rel who was ALL OF US in Get Out. We talk about Chicago, what he's doing next, and obvi--politics. Bossip comes through with some of the best headlines of 2017!

Every year, Rep. Maxine Waters hosts the Young, Gifted, and Black braintrust during the CBCF Annual Legislative Conference, which focuses on the major impact of hip hop on the culture. We are bringing this lively discussion to you!

Angela hosts her first ever live podcast and has a great, candid conversation with Senator Cory Booker about issues he cares most about, guilty pleasures, 2020, and loving Donald Trump. This is REQUIRED listening!

Episode 10 features a LIVE, unfiltered conversation with Angela, Gabrielle Union, and Lisa Ling moderated by Danya Bacchus from the nation's largest HBCU--North Carolina A&T where the ladies participated in a Chancellor's Town Hall entitled "Women's Issues" on September 12, 2017.

Episode 9 is dedicated to the #defendDACA movement as we stand in solidarity with our Dreamer brothers and sisters. Learn how to work WOKE!

On episode 8 we have a frank conversation with Wes about what REALLY happened in Charlottesville and how we can move the culture forward in cities all over America.

On Episode 7, Common talks about his Emmy nomination and gives a call to action on criminal justice reform with Founder of the Anti-Recidivism Coalition, Scott Budnick. We also talk #imwithKap and boycotting the NFL.

on episode 6, Angela uses this special edition of the podcast to explore the history of race relations in America and how we move forward in the era of Trump.

Straight from the 206, episode 5 features the highly anticipated start to an intergenerational dialogue with Angela and her Dad on everything from Colin Kaepernick and activism to policy issues we should care about to the major keys in raising kids. Papa Rye will be a regular on the podcast.

Episode 4 features a raw and real conversation with veteran White House Correspondent April Ryan on what’s REALLY going on in the White House—and we are reclaiming our time thanks to Queen Maxine for the duration of this podcast! Listen to Reclaiming My Time Gospel mix by Mykal Kilgore on youtube https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tqCZzs7UXIo&feature=youtu.be

Jesse Williams talks activism, resistance, and moving forward

Angela conversates with Women's March Co-Chairs Tamika Mallory, Carmen Perez, and Linda Sarsour. Topics also include Pink Sammy Sosa, The Trumpcare Debacle, and Impeachment or...nah?

Episode 1: Queen Maxine Angela sits down with Congresswoman Maxine Waters to talk about the resistance and why Tupac is her favorite rapper.