Did you know I have an online talk show???

Please take some time to be entertained by my new online talk shows on Blah Talk Radio. Enjoy great interviews, topics and exclusive music from new artist.

http://blahtalkradio.com/shows/seananthony/seananthony.html

Women who pursue men with Money…

In light of the Tiger Woods story, people have strong opinions about his situation.  So I decided to bring up the issue on my talk show in regards to women that pursue men who have money. Could it be a lack of self-esteem?  The phone calls that came in were very interesting…

One lady called in and said that it’s the wifes’ fault for not “taking care of business at home, then the husband would not have been creepin”….. I also received a call from a women who has been with a married man for 4 years and now has 2 kids…

What are your thoughts on that?

Is Chivalry Dead?

On my talk show, “The Power of One Voice” I asked the question if chivalry was dead. I received some very interesting responses. After 45 minutes into my show, an African called in to say that his culture treats their women like queens, unlike Americans. I then asked him if any race stood out that mistreat women more. His response was that it wasn’t so much the race, but religion. Which we concluded that men with a religious back ground or foundation that teaches morals and values, tend to treat women with more respect and honor.

Take the poll

National Counseling Group

If you or someone you care about is involved with alcohol and/or drugs, or is experiencing any other emotional or mental health issues, call the National Counseling Group for a private confidential consultation. NCG can show you how to recognize the signs and symptoms of alcoholism, drug abuse, addiction, depression, and other types of mental health issues. NCG will assist you in getting the help you need for those that you care about.

NCG, Inc. is a private group of therapists and counselors dedicated to providing comprehensive community-based and outpatient services to individuals and families throughout Virginia.   NCG’s professionally educated and trained clinical staff is widely respected and recognized in the provision of community-based mental health and substance abuse services. 

The collective experience of NCG’s leadership team spans the public and private sectors and is the inspiration behind the implementation of compassionate and specialized care provided in Virginia.

Contact: 1-877-566-9624        

www.nationalcounselinggroup.com

Marijuana: Legal or Illegal?

First let me begin this blog by stating that I am not a smoker. However, during my late teenage years, during and after college I would “partake” quite frequently. Nonetheless, there has been an ongoing discussion about the legalization of marijuana.

With a struggling economy and health care troubling most U.S. citizens the argument has become more of a meaningful topic. One reason is for medicinal purposes. The U.S. Supreme Court ruled against medical use of marijuana, but emphasized the decision was not over whether marijuana is effective for pain relief, in June 2005.

13 states that have legalized marijuana for medical purposes are; Alaska, California, Colorado, Hawaii, Maine, Michigan, Montana, Nevada, New Mexico, Oregon, Rhode Island, Vermont, and Washington. The question came up against those who use it for recreational purposes, why should they want it to be legal. Well I question why not, if they are using this for medicinal purposes. They are not using alcohol for medicinal purposes. If I needed aspirin for pain and take an ounce of pills, they would have to pump my stomach, but if I smoke an ounce of weed the side effects would not be as harmful.

Another point that people bring up is the harmful effects of drugs that doctors prescribe are not only legal but lethal. Which opens up the debate, should marijuana be legalized?

Show Topic Ideas!

Tune in every Sunday morning at 9am for my new talk show on iPower 92.1 “The Power of One Voice”. You can also listen live as we stream on www.iPower921.com  

If you have any show topics, ideas or would like to be a guest on the show please leave your remarks in the comment box.

Can you live without your social site addiction?

Yesterday I’m headed to a meeting at Starbucks and I’m trying to tweet about my thoughts on the latest Black Eyed Peas album The E.N.D. I felt the “need” to tweet to my 2000 plus followers that this has to be one of the best albums of 2009. For some odd reason, uber twitter on my blackberry was not connecting. So now I’m thinking it’s my phone, which is the brand new curve so I’m light weight trippin. I cut my phone off then cut it back on and uber twitter is still not working. I was still getting my emails and text messages so I was not too alarmed.

After my meeting, I head downtown to drop off some paperwork for my company and still no uber twitter. At this point I have an “oh well” attitude. Next, I grab lunch with my Community Relations Director, then run some more errands and proceed on to work.

When I get to the radio station, I mentioned to my co-host that my uber twitter had been acting up, he said his was too and that it was on the news that someone hacked into FaceBook and Twitter. That’s when I had my ‘ahh haa’ moment. As I logged back on from my laptop, I noticed a few tweets mentioning how relieved they were now that twitter is back up.

I became intrigued with the notion that so many people are over-consumed with the world wide web and it’s web of distractions that lure you in. Before you know it, you’ve been on the net for 3 – 4 hours wasting precious productive time that could have been spent on personal development. Believe me, I have got caught up in it too. It must me very difficult for those that work in a cubicle office space for 8 plus hours a day. Can you break the ‘web’ of distraction? How much does the Internet consume your life? Can you control it? Will there soon be Internet intervention one day?

Which brings me to my poll question:

IF NO, THEN LET ME KNOW WHY NOT.

Are Rappers as tough as they say they are???

In Florida, rapper Brisco gets robbed at gun point of his money and jewelry after a photo shoot.

Which brings me to the question, what will be Brisco’s reaction to this incident? Will he be riled up beating his chest, talking big or will he be humbled by this.

Black Men and Depression

Do black men get depressed? Of course! Why is it masked? Is it because of the male ego or just lack of knowledge? On the Power of One Voice we will be discussing this very topic.

Here are some signs of depression to look for:

  • Significant weight loss when not dieting or weight gain (i.e., a change of more than 5% of body weight in a month), or decrease or increase in appetite
  • Insomnia or hypersomnia (excessive sleeping) nearly every day
  • Feeling restless or sluggish to the point that others notice
  • Fatigue or loss of energy
  • Feelings of worthlessness or excessive or inappropriate guilt
  • Diminished ability to think or concentrate, or indecisiveness
  • Recurrent thoughts of death (not just fear of dying), recurrent suicidal thoughts without a specific plan, or a suicide attempt or a specific plan for committing suicide
  • Depression may be brought on by:

    • Alcohol or drug abuse
    • Childhood events like abuse or neglect
    • Chronic stress
    • Death of a friend or relative
    • Disappointment at home, work, or school (in teens, this may be breaking up with a boyfriend or girlfriend, failing a class, or parents divorcing)
    • Drugs such as sedatives and high blood pressure medications
    • Medical conditions such as hypothyroidism (underactive thyroid), cancer, or hepatitis
    • Nutritional deficiencies (such as a lack of folate and omega-3 fatty acids)
    • Overly negative thoughts about one’s self and life, self blame, and ineffective social problem solving skills
    • Prolonged pain or having a major illness
    • Sleeping problems
    • Social isolation (common in the elderly)

    National Suicide Hotlines USA
    United States of America

    Toll-Free / 24 hours a day / 7 days a week

    800-784-2433     800-273-8255 (TALK)

    HERE IS THE VIDEO OF DRAKE FALLING ON STAGE!!!

    Last night on twitter, Miss Info broke the news that Drake collapsed at a concert in Camden, NJ and may have re-injured his ACL. Let’s hope Drake takes his doctors suggestions and rest up.