He Say She Say..Now What Do You Say

Men want to know what happened to sex home cooked meals and sexy underwear. Once they said I Do the women said I don't have to. Tonight at 7:30 were talking to the ladies and asking why have they changed.

It's time to release the stress of the day and get your laugh on. Join us tonight at 9:30 as comedian Karen Williams bring some cheer to your life.

As business owners you have sacrificed your time talent energy and finances. You have overcome obstacles. Surpassed your enemies and exceeded your own goals. You have cried yourself to sleep and doubted your decisions. This show is for you. Call 347-215-8985 at 7:30 cst and discuss your products and services.

This week, February 27, 2013 on “Can We Talk for REAL” Blog talk radio co-host Michelle Brown takes the guest seat and talks with Ina Anthony and Terry Boi about her life as a community organizer, author, authentic speaker, and a dynamic leader in LGBTQ and Civil rights not only in Michigan but nationally too.  A champion for diversity at every level, Michelle isn’t afraid to tackle the most difficult issues our communities face. Political, creative, passionate, one of a kind, Michelle is known as well for her outspoken opinions as for her shoe collection, very few topics are off limit.  She’s a columnist, blogger, novelist, a children's author, and a poet. She has served on the boards of several non-profit organizations and is Board Vice-Chair of the National Black Justice Coalition. With countless awards, accolades, commemorations, and guest appearances, Michelle E. Brown has a lot to say about intersectionality and diversity then and now. Call in on 347-215-8985 at 10:30 pm eastern time, 9:30 pm central

Did our ancestors struggle in vain? They stood in lines which stated COLOR ONLY. They were attacked by dogs, hung from trees and beaten to death. They were insulted and call nigger instead of their name. Were killing bullying gossiping and destroying each other. When will this STOP? We have to encourage build up and support. Thursday, February 21 at 7:30 call 347-215-8985.     

Don't ask, Don't tell" (DADT) was the official United States policy on gays serving in the military from December 21, 1993, to September 20, 2011. The policy prohibited military personnel from discriminating against or harassing closeted homosexual or bisexual service members or applicants.   Our military sisters served with honor under a most dishonorable policy. What will be their mark on our LGBTQ Black history?On February 20, 2013 Ina, Michelle and Terry Boi are joined on CAN WE TALK FOR REAL by Tiera Craig a veteran, entrepreneur, activist and community leader She will share her insights on life in and o

Shots fired and your heart falls into your stomach. Your 14 year old son just walked to the store. It's 3:45 and your daughter hasn't called you to let you know she made it from school. All of a sudden you hear about a shooting at her school. We hear these stories all to often. Thursday night at 8:00 you and your child can call in and say how you feel. What would you say to the shooter?

Martin Luther King Jr., Malcom X, Fred Hampton who were black leaders, feared so much that they were killed. Tonight we will talk about another tragedy in Black History (Trayvon Martin) we can’t ignore because it’s still going on.In neighborhoods across America.Why are African American men at risk, subject to harassment, prosecution, incarceration even execution simply for living, walking or “driving while black”? Why are African Americans still judged by negative stereotypes on sight, regardless of socio-economic status? Why must we still prove we “belong” in neighborhoods and communities across the country? Racism in the United Sates: the double standard impacting the lives of every African American. Join Ina, Michelle and Terry Boi with guest professor, philosopher and writer, Jackie Anderson, Sarah Hoagland and Anne Leighton.They have joined forces to write about Trayvon Martin who was killed before he even became a man. 

We live in a society where sex sells and almost anything goes. Married couples looking to add a "lil something or someone" to their bedroom. Singles exploring and making their sexual fantasy a reality. What do you have to say about it? Would you have you is it really cheating?

There are pioneers who have paved the way and people who are making it happen. For the month of February we are recognizing all of those who have sacificed and continue to make things happen.

Sex or Celibacy there was a time if we saw a teenager pregnant we were lost for words. Now it is common and widely accepted by many. Are we ignoring the sexual desires we had at there age? Did we forget about our friends who were pregnant in highschool?

Join Can We Talk For Real as we welcome motivational Guru Xina Sy to our show. Xina has been on the scene as a motivational speaker for over 20 years.

Same Sex Marriage Relationship And Marriages I do or I do not agree. This topic has been an ongoing discussion with so many perspectives. Some say hell no I don't agree its against biblical principles. Others say who you love is your business and who am I to judge you. Some just don't give a damn. We want to hear from you. Special guests hosts from Can We Talk For Real which is geared toward the LGBT Community.

Join us - Ina, Michelle and Terry Boi, Wednesday night January 23rd as we talk about labels and roles in our community. Labels may have been passed down, but along the way new generations of lesbians are not accepting them. Stud, boi, butch, femme, aggressive, androgynous or those who do not accept any of those labels, this is the show for you. In our community we have labels and with those labels sub groups example: hard and soft stud or butch. We will examine why we discriminate against each other and why, when others define us by these labels, we get upset. What makes you different from the young stud? When is a stud “not hard enough” and by whose definitions? If she walks in her pumps, are there different set of rules than those for her stud counterparts? As woman who love woman, how do we define our relationships and ourselves? Are no labels needed?  If in your community or generation, use of labels is not only prevalent but determine your status in social circles, we need to hear from you. If your thou

Oftentimes you will hear and participate in conversation regarding the LGBT community. However, when it comes to transgender there are few discussions that take place.

All men are not dogs liars cheaters or irresponsible. There are men who loved and was hurt by love. Men who have endured challenges their to embarrassed to share. There are men who have been prejudged, passed over for promotion and told they would never be nothing in life. It's time to hear their stories in a no holds bar uncensored environment.

Can We Talk For Real? Yes its time to freely discuss marriage within our communities. Prepare yourself for a no holds bar straight to the point conversation.

So for half a year Terry Boi, Ina and Michelle have talked about issues that have affected our community which gave many people voices. We will recap and provide information you may need to help start the New Year. Topics recapped will include: Domestic Violence, HIV/AIDS, Coming Out, Should you be friends with your ex, and lets not forget the re-election of President Obama. Next year we plan to hit the ground running and welcome all of the LGBTQ... community. Join us Wed. night Dec. 19th at 9:30 central, 10:30 eastern, 8:30 mountain, and 7:30 pacific times. Call 347-215-8987 and Press 1 if you would like to talk. This will close out 2012 and we look forward to a great year 2013.

For too long we all have heard the statement "some men ain't shit". How many of us have cared enough to have in depth conversations with our men to gain some understanding. I realize most men will not open and share their emotions, but have you ever thought it is because they have been hurt too. Our men have been prejudged by society, brutally beaten physically and mentally, passed over for promotions, placed at the bottom of everyone's list, labeled as an athelete or drug dealer, and was often told by family members you are good for nothing or you will be just like your no good ass father. Well enough is enough!!! Our have suffered and it's time to provide them a platform where they can freely express their emotions without being called weak. Men this show is for you to enlighten us on your struggles and how you have overcome them. I need all men to call 347-215-8985 Thursday, December 13 at 8:00. Your name is not called and you will be identified by your area code and last four digits of your phone number.

Joins us, Ina, Michelle and Terry Boi on Wednesday, Dec 12th at 9:30 central time as we open the lines and talk with people who are enjoying life and they have HIV/AIDS. Also if you have lost someone to AIDS or is their lifeline. Please join us as we celebrate you all.Just like our guest, from our last show Felix, Paula and Hank from Michigan said they are alive and living a full life.If you missed that show they may join us again and if not they will be with us through our co-host Michelle. Please let us know you want to be a part of this and if you want to say a tribute to someone let us know. This is CAN WE TALK For REAL folks. Real Issues For Real People to TALK ABOUT. Call 9:30 central, 10:30 eastern, 8:30 mountain and 7:30 pacific time. Call-347-215-8985, PRESS 1 to TALK.