Str8Up Show is a social yet informative show that discusses the issues you think about but won’t hear about in most media.
If you’re a fan of our podcast, you know that we are fans of cartoons, both new and nostalgic. Cartoon Network and Nickelodeon both have produced some iconic TV shows, but who and the better shows?
Are you Team Nick or Team Cartoon Network? Better yet, who wins it all? Find out
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Season 6 is already off to great start and that also means the return of our Music Monday episodes. On this episode, we hang out with East African artist Layne Tadesse. The Eritrea native talks to us about his culture and how his unique style has his fans and other wanting more.
Layne also goes over his future musical projects and concludes with a performance of one of his hit songs.
Follow Layne Tedesse
www.laynetadesse.com
www.newnatinrecords.com
IG: @layne_tadesse
Facebook: @laynetadessemusic
The world can be a cruel place to those who are on the higher end of the weight spectrum. The fear and the hatred towards these individuals is happening so often that its now being dubbed as fatphobia.
On our season premiere, we talk to Ridhi, someone who has dealt with this new form of discrimination and how she was able to combat those who appeared to be fat phobic
Our guest then tells us how Fatphobia now impacts her after going through incredible weight loss journey.
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How were you in your high school days? Were you in the school’s band? Or did you play sports? Needless to say, high school shaped some of us into who we are today.
On our season 5 finale, the Str8Up Crew go down memory lane as they talk about their days at their high school. Which one was the troublemaker? Who was on the prom court? Listen to find out.
Thank you for a wonderful season! Season 6 coming soon!
Visit our website:
www.str8upshowpodcast.com
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Most people see January 1st as a way to celebrate the start of a brand-new year, but if you’re from Louisiana, January is a sign of the upcoming Mardi Gras season. Renee Maxwell, member of the Krewe of Orpheus, stops by and talks all things Mardi Gras. Renee also gives important tips for first time Mardi Gras parade goers.
Follow the Krewe of Orpheus:
www.kreweoforpheus.com/orpheuscapade
@krewe_of_orpheus.com
Black History Month is much more than a month in February, and as many are out to erase what helped shape Black Americans, the conversation is needed more than ever. On this episode our STR8UP crew and friends go over the importance of Black History Month. The crew also goes over who are some of their inspirations in Black History.
Happy Black History Month!
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If you’ve been on social media lately, you’ve probably seen apps like Facebook talk about the metaverse. But what exactly is the metaverse and how can it benefit you?
We talk a Hollywood film maker and NFT experts about the construction and objective of the metaverse. Our guest also educates us on NFTs and how they can be beneficial for the culture.
Follow Luis:
Moonrocksofficial.io
BlockArtToken.com
NFTboomin.com
BADAZZTHREADZ.com
@BIGLU805 on IG and Twitter
And for the kids
PROJECTONBOARD.com
Follow Lizeth:
IG: @green_home_and_garden_goddess
Twitter: @green_hggoddess
Clubhouse: @lizethlc21
Betty White was a pioneer in television and entertainment industries that last over eight decades. So in what would have been her 100th, we pay tribute to America’s favorite Grandma.
HAPPY BIRTHDAY BETTY!!!
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If you’ve been listening to our podcast, you know that STR8UP first aired as a TV show at our college nearly 10 years ago. Since everyone is doing the “10 Years Challenge”, we’re going to go back in time with our very first TV Pilot Episode. Ever wonder how Lee became great a producer or how Kristina a phenomenal debater? Tune it to find out.
Big thanks to our former colleagues, faculty and teachers at Bossier Parish Community College for helping us find our voice.
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Most student athletes have dreams of making it to the pros, but once their days as an athlete are over…what will be their next step in life? We talk to coach Rachel Jones, founder of the nonprofit organization Youth First
Tune in as Coach Jones talks about how she’s not only making sure her athletes are successful on the basketball court but also in the classrooms.
Coach Rachel Jones also tells us about her competitive travel team, Swoosh Athletics.
Support Youth First:
www.weareyouthfirst.org
@weareyouthfirst
Support Swoosh Athletics:
@swooshathletics
$swooshathletics
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