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Special shout out to this weeks callers: Palatial_Muse, GLuv3 and matrixone05 2008Posted
Thanks for calling in matrixone05, 65235, Just_G and lilafroqueen you made the top friends list! End of the year wrap up. Was 2008 a good year for you? Was it a good year for us? Let's talk about it. Let's recognize those who didn't see 2009.
It was a great show. Thanks to everyone who participated, especially the callers. You are the runtellit show's top friends. anatomy_fan, matrixone05, lady-dance, 65235 and betty (Joine BP!). Technology!
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Thank you to nuage, lilafroqueen, chrissyb001, PrettyKty and matrixone05 for calling into the show. You guys are the top friends for the week!
Black Women and AIDSPosted Mad shout to this week callers... Deeviant101, Palatial Muse and 65235. Thank you for being a part of the show! You made the top friends list for this week. ObamaPosted
The day following the very emotional and overwhelming win for Obama, Run sits down with Krazy and Taste to discuss Obama's role in America, specifically his responsibility to the black community. Does Obama, our next president, have an obligation to Black America? Tonight's show was by far the most heated and possibly the best show so far. Some felt that Obama is obligated, not only to America in general, but exclusively to the black population. He is by far obligated to protect, secure and enhance our way of living. Had we not witnessed the many leaders stand up, fight and die for us, some feel Obama would not be in the position he is currently, as the most powerful man in America.
Others felt that Obama is first and foremost an American president. Unfortunately, that role comes with a universal responsibility, not just a racial one. If Obama's platform was solely to enhance the disenfranchised black community he would not be in the position he is currently. Therefore, if he improves the lives of all Americans then all black communities will be improved as well.
While this show was definitely a show to tune in to, the show ended on a cliffhanger. Perhaps this is a topic that will be revisited at a later time.
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Women Talk Too MuchPosted
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Is it possible that women talk too much is the question asked tonight. While the general consensus among women is that if it matters to her then her man, not her friends, need to hear everything she wants to talk about; men don't necessarily feel the same. Women feel that discussing at times small and inconsequential matters with their men is similar to an unspoken law of the land, more a requirement in a relationship than an option. The feeling is that any communication between the sexes enhances the relationship, not takes away from it. Men, on the other hand, would rather be on a need to know basis – if it matters then share, if it doesn't then share it with a friend. At the end of the debate there was really no mutual agreement. And from listening to the conversation I would agree that women do talk too much as the women manhandled the topic and the men in normal fashion focused on what was most important to them. So in conclusion, I would have to agree with the comedian Chris Rock when it comes to communication in a relationship – fuck me, feed me, and shut the fuck up. Run Tell It Listener dial-in number Host ID Interracial RelationshipsPosted
The show topic is: Interracial Relationships! It's going to be a good one...tell a friend! Here's the website. Next show is Wednesday 10/29/2008 PST @ 8PM Dial-in number Host ID Kim Wayans and husband, Kevin Knotts pictured below.
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