Madam8
An ignorant, one-trick-pony who aspires to lay on her back and make money all day.
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- 11
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- Sep 27, 2026
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- Sep 6, 2026
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E8: Get Out the Funk (opens the original)
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Madam 8 reviews the week 9/18 - 9/25 in the market from her perspectiveA brief video of the current holdings is providedThe theme is " Get out the Funk: Inspired by Gil-Scott Heron's " The revolution will not be televised"00:00 The revolution will not be televised04:00 My portfolio will be televised09:00 Numbers game14:00 Justice21:00 Harping on facts left us in the dark26:35 Sudan. Sahel. Somalia. DRC32:00 UN Protests37:00 Lifted Spirits
The Oscars they don't give: Racist roles (opens the original)
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Madam 8 provides light hearted discussion on a category that should be a celebrated topic of discussion. Actors who take on the challenge of playing racist characters skillfully. She counts down Eight characters portrayed by actors who gave award-winning performancesPeople of color have the unique position to debate which of these unpopular roles deserves recognition, not as praise for the bigotry but as a serious look at the craft, the resultant harm and who gets remembered for preserving the f
E: Xenia, P&L, A Hike, Tokens, Songs, Battle and A return (opens the original)
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Madam 8 reviews her week in the marketPlay list is Xenia00:00 Xenia01:35 P&L06:15 A Hike11:28 Tokens19:20 Sheerhans sirens songs38:10 Never-ending Battles: Sudan, Somalia, Sahel, DRC43:30 End for a new beginning
My clap back against "Africans sold their own" (opens the original)
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Madam 8 the discusses the how, why and what of clapping back against racist tropes on social media. This is an 8-part series. This episode discusses the " Africans sold their own" tropeA summary and table of methods of clap back is included in the end
My clap back against " Undesirable Black Woman" trope (opens the original)
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Madam 8 discusses the how, why and what of clapping back against racist tropes on social media. This is an 8 - part series. This episode discusses the "undesirable Black woman" tropeA summary and table of methods of clap back is included at the end
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