Live with DryerBuzz & Co: Monday Great Debates… Diversity in Media | March 8th 9:30PM ET
March 8, 2010
The DryerBuzz Great Debates Continue hosted by Yalanda P Lattimore, editor of DryerBuzz.com. Go inside the headlines for the buzz behind the buzz. Join us Monday March 8th 9:30PM ET with special guest to discuss the hot topics that will surely kick off the week. An Oscar wrap up plus a great debate. Our special guest: Rochelle Valsaint brand and media analyst will bring insights into how the media portrays diversity or lack thereof and other important stereotypical nuances. She provides actionable solutions. Valsaint is CEO and Director of Brand Development at TWS Marketing Communications in Atlanta and is the Chairwoman for the Black Alumni Association at Notre Dame. She’s also a contributing writer to Ad Age’s ‘Big Tent’ blog that talks all things diversity and is the writer of “Multicultural 101” published for the Advertisers National Association (ANA).
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PhotoBuzz: Actress Mo’Nique, winner of Best Supporting Actress award for ‘Precious: Based on the Novel ‘Push’ by Sapphire,’ poses in the press room at the 82nd Annual Academy Awards held at Kodak Theatre on March 7, 2010 in Hollywood, California. (Photo by Jason Merritt/Getty Images)
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Buzz To My Sisters: Women’s History Month Kick Off Podcast – Who’s Your Inner “History Making” Diva?
March 1, 2010
Kicking off Women’s History Month – who’s your inner “history making” diva? In your mind’s eye, which “history making” diva drives your desire to succeed allowing you to follow in their footsteps. Who might you learn from and who might you mentor to pay it forward. Unaware of who’s watching, what can a young woman learn from you?
Join DryerBuzz & Company Live “Great Debates” as we kick off Women’s History Month. We’ll host an open forum conducive to our uniqueness. Open forum begins 9:30PM ET/ 8:30PM CT. Call in to participate (646) 652-2642. Listen with widget below or click here for show page. Plus learn more about what DryerBuzz has in store for 2010.
PhotoBuzz: First Lady Michelle Obama speaks about her campaign to end the childhood obesity called Let’s Move at the National Governors Association’s winter meeting in Washington February 20, 2010. UPI/Madeline Marshall
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QuickBuzz: Monday March 1st on DryerBuzz & Company – Join us as we kick off Women’s History Month
February 26, 2010
– Syndicating Sistributions | What Women Want | What’s Up with that Brother
ReBuzzed: See No Cheating – Do friends and family help keep “the secret?” Plus a follow up question for Tiger – Was he an international playa?
February 23, 2010
Friends and family have a don’t ask ~ don’t tell policy when it comes to cheating? In “See No Cheating,” we started off with a great debate and ended with a buzzing question for Tiger Tiger Woods ya’ll. We also threw in some Clinton, John Edwards, the ex’s and then some. Needless to say the bus was rolling. Sure hindsight is 20/20, but who knows what in the beginning? Take a listen.
Special thanks to podcast guests Janks Morton, author of 
Why He Hates You!: How Unreconciled Maternal Anger is Destroying Black Men and Boys (Volume 1) and founder of all things comprising WhatBlackMenThink.com and photographer, Rundu Staggers of Rundu.com who brought us the MEN…RUNDU STYLE calendar line and websites featuring sensual, yet tasteful images of
African-American men and women.
You had to be there and you still can. Just hit play and rewind the buzz. Listen in as Rundu explains how privacy conflicts with what we want to do in cheating situations. Morton explains cheating is a selfish act that hurts not only those involved but strain relationships with family and friends as well.
Of course to bring you the buzz behind the buzz, we had the perfect follow up question for Tiger Tiger Woods ya’ll. If golf is an international game, was Tiger an international playa? #justsayin
We’re back and the great debates continue, hosted by Yalanda P. Lattimore. Enjoy See No Cheating – Why Friends and Family Keep “Their” Secrets. DryerBuzz & Company LIVE Great Debates recorded live before interactive audience and is available on CD. Listen LIVE Monday 9:30PM or catch the ReBuzz on-demand. To be a guest on an upcoming podcast – contact us.
See No Cheating – Why Friends and Family Keep “Their” Secrets
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See No Cheating – Why Friends and Family Keep “Their” Secrets | DryerBuzz Great Debates | LIVE Monday Feb 22nd 9:30PM ET | Bring It! 646-652-2642
February 22, 2010
LIVE DryerBuzz Great Debates ~ Mondays 9:30 PM ET – Start Your Week Off Right – LIVE Line 646-652-2642
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HAIR LOSS SUMMIT 2010 – Help I am Losing my HAIR | Saturday, February 20, 2010 | myATLevents
February 6, 2010
Help I am Losing my HAIR and I don’t know what to do!
Join the National Trichology Training Institute together with Medical Doctors and Health and Wellness Experts…
“Hair Loss Summit 2010″ Saturday, February 20, 2010 Time: 9:00 am Location: Embassy Suite, Olympic Park,Atlanta, GA.
The purpose of the Hair Loss Summit is not only to address the critical issues about hair loss, but also to develop alliances between medical professionals and Trichology practitioners. The hair loss epidemic is a multi-million dollar untapped market that demands our unity and attention.
Recent studies done by Global Vision Beauty Technology show more than 40 million women in particular African Americans are losing their hair due to improper chemical services, abusive hair weaving, polymers on the scalp, twisting and binding hair too tight often causing receding hair lines premature balding and even permanent hair loss.
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LIVE Debate: In Lieu of Salary… Will Work For? | Great “Jobs” Debate December 10, 2009
December 5, 2009
The upcoming debate may be somewhat of a prediction, so we open it up for debate. Need a job, in lieu of salary, what will you work for? Food, room & board, or mortgage paid?
Rather than an opinion or commentary, this topic should perhaps be conducted as a forum to take place LIVE. So let’s do this. Join DryerBuzz **Thursday, December 10, 2009** in a live forum (click LIVE up above or use widget below) . The “Great Debates” will continue as we look at “work” in America. In lieu of salary, what will you work for? Can America provide jobs and compete on a global scale? Must America redefine work as well as how we educate for work?
The White House is inviting citizens, community leaders, and local officials to hold their own Community Jobs Forums. Pundits have made reference to historic presidential plans from Reagan to Lincoln. How long before we start comparing the economic success of slavery to reintroducing voluntary servitude? Is it only a matter of time before the conversation goes there? Already we are hearing arguments about America’s job market competing with human trafficking across the globe based on what America imports to get the low low price?
A great debate indeed. In lieu of salary, what will you work for?
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The Great “Good Hair-Don’t Go There” Debates on DryerBuzz & Company Live
October 9, 2009
Next on DryerBuzz & Company LIVE… Sunday
We got good hair but do we have good cents? DryerBuzz LIVE has to come back on this one. The movie, Good Hair by Chris Rock, not to be mistaken by the documentary currently suing the movie, is in theaters. We’re going to see it. We’ll wait till everyone is done in salon and come at you Sunday for a great debate. Plus there’s a boycott planned for the “do-it-yourselfers.” Who’s got the buzz? DryerBuzz has the buzz behind the buzz with you in The Great “Good Hair” Debates.
Listen live Sunday, october 9, 2009 6PM (time subject to change). Call in to join debate panel (646) 652-2642
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DryerBuzz & Co LIVE: Organization Spotlight: Buzz on The Black Women’s Roundtable (BWR)
May 31, 2009
DryerBuzz & Company presents an Organizational Spotlight Podcast. With an ongoing initiative to take back our keywords [black women, african american], we try to provide a vehicle to answer the age old question “where do we go from here.” Too often we hear citizen asks questions about our civic lives as if organizations and associations didn’t exist. Many orgs are historic and continue to address needs of African Americans every day. Some are born out of special interest, but for the most part they do exist.
Within the last year or so, at DryerBuzz.com we added a feature section called “Seeing Is Believing.” That is where we are and if we don’t see we don’t believe – even to our detriment sometimes. So we’ve continued to run headlines to let the reader know about various organizations. Occasionally we invite Orgs and Association on the podcast during the Great Debates.
This week we invite for a special inside look to The Black Women’s Roundtable (BWR), an intergenerational civic engagement network of the National Coalition on Black Civic Participation (NCBCP). At the forefront of championing just and equitable public policy on behalf of Black women, BWR promotes their health and wellness, economic security, education and global empowerment as key elements for success.
We recently ran a headline where the group responded to the President Obama’s announcement of Supreme Court nominee Sonia Sotomayor. [Read More]
Join DryerBuzz & Company Sunday, May 31, 2009 at 7:30PM LIVE for special Organization Spotlight with The Black Woman’s Roundtable to hear more. We’ll be joined by Melanie L. Campbell, NCBCP executive director and CEO and Black Womens Roundtable convener and Felicia M. Davis, president, Just Environment and member NCBCP Black Women’s Roundtable Atlanta.
Phone lines will be open at 646-652-2642 for comments or to listen via BlackBerry and iPhones. Listen above with plug-in LIVE or podcast available immediately after taping.
Visit www.ncbcp.org to learn more during and after the show. BWR comprises a diverse group of Black women civic leaders of international, national, regional and state-based organizations and institutions. Together, the BWR membership represents the issues and concerns of millions of Americans and families who live across the United States and around the world.
BWR has outlined specific policy priorities for 2009-2010 to ensure the educational advancement, economic security, health and wellness, education and global empowerment of women, with a special emphasis on Black women and girls. Learn more about these priorities, BWR initiatives and how you can get involved.
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DryerBuzz & Company: Great HR 848 Debate Live and Podcast with Entertainment Attorney Leron E. Rogers
May 29, 2009
HR 848 has some seeing green and others seeing red, namely Black Radio. Introduced by Rep Conyers, John, Jr, the bill is said to “provide parity in radio performance rights under title 17, United States Code, and for other purposes.” So what does that mean. You may have heard Cathy Hughes by now with what she thinks the bill would mean to black radio, but what does it mean for performing artists and the like. Are they about to get PAID?
Join us TODAY Friday, 2:30PM ETfor the live taping of DryerBuzz & Company Great Debates with special guest prominent music and entertainment attorney Leron Rogers for the buzz behind the buzz on HR 848.
A partner in the law firm of Hewitt & Rogers based in Atlanta, Leron heads up the firm’s entertainment, technology and media law practice group and is known throughout the country for representing high profile entertainers and athletes in their professional and business ventures. Hewitt & Rogers legal expertise includes business transactions, entertainment law, and business litigation, among other services.
Leron E. Rogers represents renowned artists, producers,management companies, songwriters, record labels and publishing companies. Within the entertainment industry, Leron has represented clients including comedian/TV/radio/film star Steve Harvey, icon James Brown’s children, R&B group “Silk”, Lil Scrappy (Warner Bros.), “PSC” (Grand Hustle/Atlantic),”Big Kuntry” (Grand Hustle/Atlantic), Grammy Nominated writers/producers Jason Rome (Luther Vandross, Jagged Edge, Blu Cantrell, Cassidy, Patty Labelle), Nate Walker (Jamie Foxx); NexusMusic (J. Holiday); Natural Disaster (Soulja Boy); Jeffrey “Marvelous J” White (Dem Franchise Boys, Rocko, Lil’ Mama), Prentice Spry (Jamie Foxx), Cedric “Ced Keyz” Williams (Ciara, Young Joc, Young Buck, LLoyd); Jonathan “Baby Jay” Williams (50, Lloyd Banks, Tyrese); and Trools & Rask (Akon) and former V103 radio personality, Porsche Foxx.
Phone lines are open during taping so join us at 646-652-2642 or listen live or podcast at www.DryerBuzz.com. Where do you stand on HR 848?
HR 848 Summary: [Source]
Performance Rights Act – Amends federal copyright law to: (1) grant performers of sound recordings equal rights to compensation from terrestrial broadcasters; (2) establish a flat annual fee in lieu of payment of royalties for individual terrestrial broadcast stations with gross revenues of less than $1.25 million and for noncommercial, public broadcast stations; (3) grant an exemption from royalty payments for broadcasts of religious services and for incidental uses of musical sound recordings; and (4) grant terrestrial broadcast stations that make limited feature uses of sound recordings a per program license option. Read More
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