TV Talk With The Sistas
Two former latch key kids talk about how television and movies impact the culture. They do a podcast that speaks to the culture about their favorite TV shows and movies. They examine the impact they have on society confirming represenation matters. VwpVotbPcnMrqCQ3jbLi
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- Sep 19, 2026
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TV Talk With The Sistas Season 9 Episode 3 (opens the original)
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The Sistas compare the messages two shows, Leave it to Beaver and Perry Mason from their childhood sent and measure the impact. Their sister, Kim joins them for this conversation.
TV Talk With The Sistas Season 9 Episode 2 (opens the original)
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The Sistas examine a cartoon that has had a profound impact in their lives with guest Hope, daughter and niece.
TV Talk With The Sistas Season 9 Episode1 (opens the original)
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Music has been one of the best ways we tell our stories. The Sistas examine two documentaries how music helped shape lives. In one, Questlove tells the story of the band Earth Wind and Fire, in another The French tell the story of one of the greatest military fighters in French history started out by playing instruments, the Harlem Hellfighters
TV Talk With The Sistas Season 9 Episode 0 (opens the original)
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Welcome to Season Nine of TV Talk with the Sistas. We won Best Audio Programming for the ACM Hometown Media Awards this year making us an award-winning podcast. We thought it was only fair that we up our game. In Season Nine, we are going to talk about stories that shed new light on our stories. Our stories being those of African Americans, women and our own personal stories.
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